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We think the following rcmarks-which we take
from tho letter ot a correspondent in the souh-cas-
tern part of Pcnnsvlsana---arc of more than
ordinary interest. Last season We made some cx-
pcrments with ashes on Indian corn, which how
ever, proved 10 be rather failure and very pro-
badly our friend has pointed out the true cause
" Tho effect of wood ashes on corn IN this
nclghborhood, Is At variance with what llrNny
GOLDMAN states Cat page 2l5 of the Gen. Farrncr)
10 have occurred in his experiments. After dill.
which the application 10 The surface after n e
corn hal come mp, that was attended with any in
crease in til crop. But wherever the ashes were
put in the Hill ON land recently lined, the corn
was 81 much better as to be apparent At some dis
lance and this difference continued until husk-
ING tune. The quantity OF ashes has been varied
from half gill to two quarts with very nearly the
same result.
81 believe the time is nigh at hand, when no
farmer in this neichbofhood who lines his land
will Try to raise crop OF corn without applying
live wood aShcs-puiling il in the hills while plan
ting, and bctoft me grams torcrod with earth
Many have tried II this season, on a few rows by
way of experiment; and many of the nshcd rows
now look II they would produce double the
! quantity of corn IN consequence OF the applica.
,iun.a
We presume that aslus " i'll be still more nece,.
snry ON Lands that have not been lined
Con Far
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l. | MI

A.iarmcrs arc now engaged IN ploushing up their
ground for winter fAlloB, 10 receive the mchofat-
inr influence u ths fros's and SNOWY. would L moi
be vel 10 ,urr .aa cat .! hf;ae "dh tie yareia
bic .ay. BY 50 doing, I appears 10 Us ihay would,
the ensnins season, receive al tine benefit from the
lime, which j. usually derived from il the second
wear. The peculiar virtue Of hme consists, in
part, IN aeeelcratns tho process OF vegetable DIV
composition, aid thus within gwen time, inoreas
inr the quantity Of cafbonic ae.d evolved, ard in
correcting any supcrabuninnce OF vegetable acid
which mas abound, nnd SO far these benefits
may he jcrvahlr from the application Of linz,
corn planted in the fields next spring rnarored this
TAN with mc plouph.d IN. woud receive every ad-
vantage whirh usually appcrta,n, 10 crops the SC
cond YETI Bait fnrmer
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Amherst Easa FOR sale.

~ Incidence 10 a decfe.3 order oi ue county
co, Of Amhelst. pronounced II IT'S Noteni0ei
tern, I-}3 in the ease Of pawsons vs. ra"sols, u
a.. III, undersigned, who Is thereby 'Ppoi,i''', H.
commissioner for the purpose viii on il''s -
.,y of December neat, proceed TO seh' y -
,obl,c auction ON the premises, the Tract Oh L"li1
ad Lot IN the bill incnlioned on credit OF ete '.9
Two, years. Boud and security will be reqaueo' anu
The nile retained until the last payment Is iiae-
rbis landles within six mics Of l.ynchbufe, anu
ar. the rad leading from lynehbhs 20 sh'ii 'S
CONT bofsc-adloaIng the lands OF he5eft fedse"9
Inc Bowling aaI others. eontalnins - acres 'i'e
e,.,iel paft Of winch III woods pretty wen u,iip''
81 and a pfoportlon Oi Tobacco lana 10 sle'' :,
,bere are several good springs ueaf me toao' ~
wonld suit fot a pubic establishments Those WISH
ia, 10 view the land will make application to hoo''.
Riagewav Who lives near, aud viii show the SAINT
Tho tide 10 the land * believed 10 be mdispuiaoe
in, tho Undersigned will convey such le as : Hese
n him as commissioner, aud none other
The Lot IN the bl mentioned Is said TO he IN 'taI
and net fan ls!,. the foot Of the ynehbnrs toll
brid,c; and will be sold n the sale o! the land ah":f
mentioned Capt Pleasant Bawson'5 interest II 'aid
Lot conveying such tile only as IS vested III III" rs
commissioner, and none other.
J. II. MOOBMAN, Co,n'r.
IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-12
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

MR. HENRY l.. DAVIES. having resigned his
vi situation principal Teacher tia SEMINARY.
the Nustees feel pleasure IN announeingto the pub
he that they have engaged Mr.. GEoRot 4. DAnsEf.
OF Canpbei To taks charge OF the Institution.
IN making this amour cement the trustees deem
proper TO state that the standing OF Mr. Dabhey,
as a gentleman and scholar, ayouched by the most
ample aud satisfactory testimonials. Aet gradual
inc with dsting uished honor. II Haupdcn Sidney
College, he became 1 student ~ the University OF
Virginia, where his education VAS completed UPON a
large aud liberal scale. Entertaining high opinion
Of his literary and classic al aain,nets and believing
that he will faithfully discharge his duties teacher
the trustees take pleasure IN recommending his
School 10 the patronage of the public.
The exercises at this Institution viii commence Oh
The first ia, OF January ac,t, and terminate on the
Both day of juno iolowIn, when there wlIi be pub
lie examination. SO conducted, ~ tltly 10 test the
proficiency 81 the pupils.
The courscpl Instruction, viii embrace the Greek,
Latin and French Languages. Biography, with the
use OF the Maps and Gote1, English Grammar,
.tiIthu.ctIe, Mathematics, Nc.
The charge ior tuition Ia the language. and
higher branches u Mnrheuatcs All br -. and Tor
the Engl,sh branches, 81 pei month. Hoard, III
cud.ne bed, washing, rude AID fuel, "dl be -
per month.
Ii further Information desired, letters addressed
10 Mr.. George r. Dahncy, At Ma,ysville Campbell
County until the Isl Dyecnbe, nest will be attend
cd to. tter ,ha, tuno shcy ,la. be directed 10 New
tOGdoL. p TIL THUS IIlS.
Oct d. vi.
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Valuable Real Estate Fer s.,

IRNliE subscriber, wishing to remove. ole,.
X OF exchange FOX Western Lands. bis F " veil
lying upon both sides of Roanoke river nc3, is0,c
Lack IN the county of Botctourt. 1t is diyidoIhs
the river INTO equal portions OF 800 acres eacb oy
Of which is principally valuable as AN incybsn., Vnf
reserve OF timber tor the support of the otIer @
which the Improvements are situated The in, "poh
ed moiety has about $50 acres cleared Of ubl on
IS compact and unbruken b tom OF prr,, r"t oo
aud the residue OF the cleared land. togetlcr ,'
the greater portion OF the unceatet wen adan,oa
the several staples OF the county. The Mans,on "
OF brick, nearly new IA PAIN but con,tnf,Ot,
with DOT houses OF the fssssS most convenient b,nt
and an extensive and @s-sA4t productive gardcn-,r
-iiuatrd on commanding emnenee, and si,rrornd
cd by beautiful t'tovr. The Oserscer house \,
ero huts Wheat Machine and House ~tablcy Cn,,
CRIB, Ne. Nc are of the best kind and n1ost elill.
situated. To strangers. who are nnacqtiantc5 VII
this section Of Botetourt. II may be we'll 10 lon,I
that ion salnbuy OF Innate, fertility of soil and ex
ccllcnec OF society. It has few parallels. The sinh
seflber would he willing To take Negroes or Corn,
Lands III South Alabama, in exchange forthe estate
WIN. IANGuORAE
OCT. W..
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POLITICAL.
From the Amcriean nara-h's.
RHH TWO MAIDHN8.

Ono came with ligh, and laughing ar,
And cheeks like opening blossom;
Bright gems were tvined anna he' hAf'
And glit,ered on her bosom;
And pearls and cost, bracelets deck
Uer round white arms and lovely mech
Like summer sky. With stsfs eeciH'
The iewellcd tobe around her
And dazzling as the noon tide hight
The radiant zoue tina, bound her;
Add pride and ioy were IN her eye,
Ind nortais bo,csd as sae passsdby.
Another came DER her mid face
A peusi,e shade was stealing;
ye, there Do gnef "a earth we trace,
Bat that deep, holy feeling
Which nouns the hear; should ever sta.
From the pure fou, Of bliss away
Around her brow snow drop Ian
The glossy tressee cluster
No pearl nor ornament was there
Save the meek spirits lusire'
And faith and hope besmed nom her eye
And angels Jo.red az she passed o.
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E.A(DS Ne d,NS'E

HENRi BROWN, in, nearly opposite the
Il Il Banks, Lynchburg offers for sale, at first
cost, 900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, ofvcry superior
quality, and equal 10 any in the market.
1900 lbs. principally Midlings: a less costly ar
ucie, sound, and entirely snpcriorto the New Or
leans. Where Midlings are preferred, they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscriber
IS determined to sell all that he has ON hand.
ilrHRINes, By the barrei i've hbd>. Brovn
Sugar Sugar House Molasscs 1000 ward,
flaN Linen; Smiths Bcllovss and Anyi,s
Vices and Hammers. Together with an as,ort
ment OF Hats Boots and Shoes
ALSO,
CONTEMPORARIES; such as Sugar Kisses and
a variety OF other candies, at 374 cts per pound.
ALSO,
:, =, a great variety Of new and fashionable Cotton.
SIX and oollen Goods ; all Of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms
Auguat3 :.
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NOT 2s'E.

1 \ pursuance Of decree of the county court Of
Campbell, rendered at the September term
thereof, 1888, will be sold, on the premises. on Fri
day the 18th Nov instant, the highest bidder, on
credit of one and two years, l3l acres of Land
with good Dwelling House and other necessary
out-houses, situated on the turnpike road a.
bout three miles from Lynchburg. adjoining
the lands OF Dabncy Martin and Others Also,
on Saturday, the lih inst. on the premises, 1876
acres more or less, with comfortable Dwelling
House and other necessary out-houses, situated
near Flat Creek, in said County, abou, II miles
from Lynchbnrg, adjoining the lands of Francis
ADAMS Elizabeth Clark and others.
ne above property belongs to the estate of Jack
Leitwich, deed and will be sold subject to the re-
Servation Of the riqt till the last payment is made,
"h'n the commissioners will convey such right
ana title as Is vested ia them under said decree
JOIN II. FUQUA, r.a,,,.,.,
JOHN GOODE, oo"
NoN.o IDS
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NnoIoDs d. nAUD for sale.

E1URSu ANT TO an order OF the BEDFORD county
4 court. pronounced the 2Gth October, $50, III
the case of Thomas y augh and others against Ihas
Il. REYNOLDS and others the undersigned beng com
ssioners tor that purpose, Will sell al P''ole 'uc
TON ON Friday the Goth of November instant at the
late residence of Alexander Reynolds, dec'c, the
Tract OF Land whercou the said Alexander Reynolds
lived containing about $50 aefes-adJomlnS the lands
of George Fuckers estate, James Noueh's estate
and Others. This tract OF land has comfortable ln-
proyencnt, on H. IS well adapted to the culture OF to
bacco and small prain aud has On il two excellent
rrh,lJ. Likewise. luui Slaves-one!rIdn one boy,
a woman aud agnl--good characters and likely
The tcll1s Of sale will be, Tor the Land credit OF
one aud Two years the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security. aud deed OF trust on the Land
TO secure the payment. The slaves viii he sold tol
one-f,urth cash and the balance credit Of L.
months the purchasers giving bonds aud security for
tbc p.yInents CHAS. 3. REYNOLDS.
JOHN 1. REYNOLDS,
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\ beautiful assortment of Treble Polish, Ribbed
ani Doesk,n Cassmcres-Together with the most
sprndld assortment OILY csting that has ueen
hlblled III this market. he has also elegant as
sortulent of Slocis Gum Elastic -aspcndcis, and
pateul Memo Shuts aud Drawers, = G9e. article
,oi the approaching season. ali OF which. vii be sold
on very liberal terms lie particularly invites ms
friends and the public generally to call aud examine
tts Stock OF Goods, bf.Vrr purchasing else" here
aud he assures then, that they shall cot be dssalIs
fed With any asticIc they may purchase OF him. lie
has also received the Latest Fashions and is ready
TO execute all ordefsin his line, thc ncatcs post
lash.onable .ad cNpedlIious manner
Oct woin
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wiLErATT II. KRAUTEE,
W rJNMAkER, JEtVELER AND SII
NEESNIrIl

I7ree doors bloc The Market House, and nearly OPP
poSitr the Banks,
1'AkES this opportunity of informing his Gus
TONERS and the public, that he has just returned
,Ipm the Northern Cities, and is now opening
splendid Of Watches, Jcareirg Plated and
Brttara Udrc, aud great many other articles
which are too numerous to menton--but he would
merely observe 10 those who wanting 10 call on
HIM before they purchase else where, as he is deter
mined to sell low for cash
~ B-Clocks, Watches, Jcwelrs aud Silver
Ware made and repaired IN the hes, manner and at
the shortest notice. ". L. il.
October - Is
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JAMES RIVEk AID kASAWit.A CANA
VIRGINIA.
NOTICE TO CONrR ACTORS

FENiiE Board Of Director, of the james River
Il and kaua"ha Company, having resolved to
place under contract seyeniy-lhfee mics OF The
Inc Of their improyem VIZ: I'll that part cx-
tendIg from the wattr-woll>s dam at Lynehburg,
10 the end Of section No. rs, in the village Of
Scottsvillc, and the thirteen miles between the
Seven-Isand Falls, and the village Of Columbia
Sealed proposals will be received hv the Secrc-
tary of the Company, at their Office in the city of
Richmond, from November 18th, 10 December 7jh,
inclusive for al the excavations, embankmcnt and
uang in that distance.
The portion OF the line which ii is Intended to
let, comprises many difficult points, and consid-
cradle amount OF river wallmg aud 6la ting.
The line will be prepared tor examination by
the 18th of November after which date, up to
the time of letting, all ncedful information will be
given, and the maps and proGcs exhibited to con-
tractors, on application being made 10 either of the
Principal Assistant Engineers, Simon ". Wright
in the village of Gainesville, Daniel Lvermore at
Scottsvillc, and Charles Elct, jr., in the town of
Lvnchburg.
1t is expected that the proposals Of contractors
who are not personally known to either of the
principal assistant Engineers, Will be accompanied
by proper testimonials of characterand experience,
from the Engineers of other works which they
have been engaged.
The seals of the proposal, viii he broken OIL the
lOth Of December, and the acceptance Of the pro-
positions by the Board, made known as soon after,
as will be practicable By order the President
and Directors.
W. i. CHITlENDEN, Secry.
Nute--ThiS advertisement is not intended to
embrace the Locks, Dams, CuIverts or any other
of the works of art--Prior 10 the letting Of which,
as well as the residue of the excavation and en-
banhmcnt between Scott,1illp and Malcns Nd
venture due notice will be given.
NOV. , I'D
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t4LTlBLE L.4N'D
AT AgCEFGN-ONACRpn

sANlNG exchanged my tract of I,na
IL 4 ter River, in the county of Bcff,,1 VI
". Galloway Tor the tract Of Land on which with
sides, will sell the last mentioned tract =, re.
ON FRIDAY the 2olh Of November, ii fair. # '-'nd
Tristan day thereafter, At pubic auction '' he
premises 10 the highest bidder. L is si,',z =" 'ue
the county ofBediord, one and bali miies
the New Loudon Acadenv and twelyo 'M
Lynchburs. Ii contains lU27 acres, of win , IN
or 900 are cleared, and IN high state of nm 'Oo
mept, about POO heug in Clover. The raa. r,O'e
is heavily tnbafed every acre Of uhicl f''er
Tobacco Land. 1t hes remarkably wen n, 'a'e
Justly celebrated rs one of the richest aoa '''U
productive tracts in the County The ;a,.p 9a
ments consist OF two Dwelling Houses yin. 1--we
ccsSary out-hon,es. II necessary, the trac, az" ~
be dlVlded! to suit Purchasers. VII
TERMs-Oue-iourth in cash, the renai,,..
.hrec equal annual inslalments To seen II
three last payments, deed of trust will b ~. we
ed If the purchaser should ~sh to pa, an. iu'
or all Of fhe thee lhst payments, liberal doJ F'''
ton will be made. TIE title is clear and md 'I''
ed. invite all persons who wish to yax, n,'.
in Valuable Land 10 come and SIC Il! is e.,a,o!
the sale will certainly occur ut the finn. ~ "
mentioned AZ the house how occnpie9 h. "!
Galloway; and my object for selling is In ROM, "
to he South. ROBERT IRVINE
Oct 20 Il
NJ The Richmond Whig and Fnanirar 49,,
please publish the above til day of sale and " .l'
ward their accounts to this Office for paymon, 0'-
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Dtp'1ANf to decree OF the County Count Of
Amherst, pronounced the 2lst dav of October
1881, Garland against iiadwick &c, (Chanccry.l |
will se, To- the hg chest bidder, Ion cash, Saturday,
the Eth day oi October next, 1t Thomas Coemans
grocery on llnsSs Creek, two tracts OF land m said
decree mentioned ono containing 10 acres, aud the
Other II acres, II beng the lands that John
ilnemlck inheuted nom John and Elizabeth Cole
man, deceased. THO. \. EIBANk,
.AeoiB Of imhtrf County.
Sep. % wtds
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FAMILY CARRIAGE.

lnrEp Just received, 4 very superior New
1890 ak CARRIAGE, Of the newest pat
49, tern, with White Mounting, and likely
10 please IN price and appearance The maker wish
ing TO introduce his wot, III this pant Of the State
has taken Uncommon pains III putting the work TO
eother. Persons wishing TO buy, will call Mr..
Flint, At the Cniase Shop Of Mr. Samuel Asres, on
Main street, he foimet stand oil II. Beach & Go.
HENRY BROWN, in.
o., Oh !.
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- NOTEs THE WAY

We find In the October number Of the NeN
lork Farrser. an interesting eommuneafon' IN
der this head, from the Rev Rerry Goldman. 1t
consists Of Notes by the Wa,,' made daring a
recent excursion up the Connecticut sall'y and
seross the interior OF New Hampshire, rom which
-.u mall. liz, fnllnAia.t- .nlrCtia
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IL EPGchTr EJ.We,fpH.

4 MAN trom35 to ~ wears of age, of good mora
character aud who is well qualified to teach thcl
branches usually taught in tins country, may hear
situation, application To Mr.. John Carey OF
l,nchhurg Letters must be post paid
Annnsf 81 L.
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BENJAMIN z. HUNT.
NJ IL h @ e a MT yA1LoR r =.

FE,AkEs this method OF returning has sincere
j THANKS to las friends and patrons tor then very
liberal support since his commencement IN business.
anJ would INV inform them thai nc has just re
turned from the Mouth. where nc mas selected
sornent OF Goods in his line, which. for quality he
confidently believes cannot be surpassed IN this any
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-. - e, DO r. J,,,,7, Calg.,s. Ii
~ '. = - -, D., ,ho H., F." mad. daring a
49, 80, tho Conne,t,cu, valley and
-. 49,, ;,,,a,;,,- -, Nv Hanu.hirr rom which
-. a., f.,,,,;.,,, s,.l,c,io6..
rrrnrop c,TrIr
,.n.
FLAX sEAp'-'u! w" HP'fN
satisfied me OF the great advantage OF 'he seeo,
given either IN oohed or IA" s''", ''' WV -,
tenne OF neat ehtt'c ana sneep' o'a an ""' ~
Nde'ermine its r'lauNe 'a''e' Nv NV VI VI
meal Tor ms PURPOSE II u"'feis''S 'lPi'''"' -
those well skilled III th'sc h'ai'''' nave "o'
found any particular doN'"''te '"'" IL ''' - ~
tsn'ns swine anu p''so''' "po NV ''o'1
"veiy 'fieo " io' '''' oo1'''' '''' -
ITS giving an unpleasant 'a''e % ''' "''''.
RyE NrAL-lt IS applied BY many persons
with great success to the feeding 81 SWINE ana cal
tn. Some farmers IN my nrlRho"fhood' u "holh
] recommended the last year 10 make a. accurate
observation as they could OF lISeneciS when applied
in mixed form to the feeding OF neat cattle,
speak Of it in the most favorable terms The Shh-
kers in Canterbury, y H. speak very hsh'y OF II
TO mix witt, Indian meal, hall and han, ior their
swine, and say they should prr'erto %l'e i quarter
offs dollar more per hus1cl tor rye 10 nse IN tbs
why, than TO use clear Indian meal lucy arc, IN
general, IN all these matters exact oo'erReTf, ana
may be regarded Ia all matters ai agricultural and
domestic economy, As The highest authority. IN
intelligent farmer in Mlidshire holds it in the
same estimation for FEEDING swine and Gov Lin
coin, Of Worcester, Mass, IS good farmer n>
he has proved himself TO be wise and patri-
otto and lust as a magistrate, hs informed me Of
hi, use Of il for fa,tenlnr swine with great sue
cess.
Tn, dairy farmers IN Cheshire Mass, who, IA
the excellence an amount Of their prodnct,, are
o,rhao. surpas,ea bv none in the country, arc ac-
custo,n.,d to give rye meal TO their cows in ,l,e
spring, as thcy believe, To prca, advantage. They
have their cows come III, II posSiolr' IN Marcu, be
gin to make cheese 10y the "fSt oil Apl, rom
this time, until the pastures ailofd inil bite oi
grass, they gave to each o' Their cows about ''nr
quarts OF rye meal once a day indian neal they
believe mas tendency ""'n f'''" III consider
;. n,d'mo,es H.. sccr.,ion Of milk Thor rSn.ri.
,,Inc for nobne can .xc.cJ IN.
wv, IA aJa;,,,I, r,,n,on,no,,, of enn. -, ,l
''',' ,t;h l.,. y;..J !, die nj
~ 'f,i,o Elna,s, c,rn,rs j. G,.v;sa
pc. ,,,;r ,s5.t cow. d,;,, :, :. VIM, Jr;nL =,
,!.i r,' rn.1 ,;,l, vt,
w" ;, ,,;nrn,Il, ns,1 o,r H., f,,,.,
oA'"a Ian t.n,n, ,T h,,f n ,o c.
s '. ,,o, arc ,ly,yscnohra IN III, ln,trr ,a,
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Nov ,

NlRGlNlA:-At a Circuit Superior Court OF
Law aud thaucery. continued by adjournment.
and held ton the County of Amherst, at the Court
ohnsc, on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF September 1898.
Jacob 'ryrec and Martha his wife, aud Samuel y
Allen, plaintiffs
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GunpOwdcr asssi Black Tea.

Va have on hand chest OF Gunpowder anc
w Black Tea OF very superior quality, for sal,
low. J. T. & J. T.. RONAI.L.
tx
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TO Nxr. James c. NToorman:

rE'AkE notice, that on Friday the 9th day of
u November, next, between the rising and setting
OF tho sun At the Franklin HOTEL 10 the town Of
Iynnhbug, Va shall proceed 10 take the deposit
tons of John Lynch and Others, TO be read as evil
denc" III the nal OF a suit, now depending aud undo
,ermlucd in the Circuit superior Court OF Law and
Chancary Tor lie town OF Lynchhurg on The Chan
Ger, side OF said Court, in which am plantii and
YOU and Others are defendants II, from any cause,
the said deposiuons shall uotbe taken or being com
menced shall not be completed, ON the said % OF
November next, then | shall continue from day to
day. at the same place SUNDAYS eAcep,ed,l until the
whole are completed.
ALEXANDER LiGGArT.
1drr. dc bons nor, NTH the v,i ornerci, IF Joh,,
Lyreh Serr, deed.
Oct % WV
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TO rA1LOHS

4 GOOD TAILOR would find a most eligible
u situation, AT this tune at Franklin Courthouse
Nrs mia. For particulars, address \. b., at Frank
I'm Courthouse.
" The Lexington Union will please insert three
weeks, and send its account TO this Office lol settle
lncnt.
Move 3w
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a Teacher Wanted.

& NE who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ as to character and qualifications to teach the
i LATIN and Greek, Reading, Writing. Geography
Elements OF History, English Grammar Exercises
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