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continue, they can remain. shall moi be able TO
accompany tl,eu,, all my future prospects are IN
Texas, and they now most probably TO be lcfi
to state Of war. The confidence which the A.
mericans in Texas feel in their prowess over the
Mexican troops gives them much less uncasiness
than they have from their more powerful neigh
borS, the Indians, most of whom consider e.
quail warriors to ourselves, while We calculate TO
whip the Mexican troops with great facility.
Enclosed | send YOU the proceedings oil a
meeting at Columbia. On the 18th OF October a
general Convention of Delegates from all Texas
will meet when they will declare us 3" lndspcn-
dent OF Mexico" Red River Is all alive to our IN
tere.,, and offering us their assistance rs ndvd-
uals. as well as Mississippi and New Orleans,
whence VIC look for considerable aid
4 letter written from Tc,a. SAYS "If Texas
belonged to the tnitcd States, II would soon be-
come the garden OF America" To thi, remark, a
respondent of the Philadelphia Herald appends
IT,. following sound commentary !" The truth },
there arr so many place, within the United States
that claim To be called the garden Of America,
that We are in want of hand. to cultivate these
lovely spots. We would then advise Americans
10 stay AT home, and no, place themselves under
foreign government, where there is neither pro,es-
ion for person, nor property
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,mof"rr large HoteL-A number Of wealthy
INDIVIDUALS IN this city contemplate forming them.
serves INTO company for the purpose of rrcct;no
l'oe' IN broadway, on ascalc as large and mao
n''ccnt as that of Astor's. The site Of tho \mor.
,'a" io'c' at the corner of Barclay street is spo.
Nen OF as beng the location proposed for the pro-
y ''' ''''''''''o'h coihcc. y. !. Times.
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Stop the IHieI.

n stolen out my stable, on the night Of the
~ ''th of September, large BAY IIone
I'1A=1 eight years old last spring, about five feet
iii'e or Tour inches high hi, n,anc hanging On each
ioe "' his neck, and not very long. Both hind feet
oo one OF his fore feet whitc-sonIe whitr in HI,
"ftnead ms tail little rubbed also marks of ,c.f
." ms SHOULDERS and almost natural PAGER. Ill,
was Shod all round about ten DAYS ,yo with he,,,
SHOES. will give liberal reward 10 any r.r.ou ,b
VIII ap2rehend the thief, and return the horse to
JOHN II. P1INKETT
Campbell Co. Oct 10 /,
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The case in which Mr.. Webster is cpooycd
before the l 3 circuit court, now sitting in Maine.
IS ore OF Importance and the amount now ot ,tol.
Sloo,ooo.-Tlie parties are Gen. Nanzinc Of Ban.
COR and Mr. Wadlcign of Odtovn-both men %,
'argc property here are several lawyers enea-
geo ;" ,',e case. MIR. Mason OF this city is opposed
to Mr. Webster. Judge Story is on the bench.
BOSf0n CenfiucL
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a., "a southern paper ridicuos the mistake Of a.,
.H'apama candidate, for saying, in public spcecb
'''' no was IN favor of the late Baltimore Con.
ten''on held in Warrington City" 1t was no,
however So great blundcr a. the Southern cdt,,
suPPoses. ~, 1u"o'
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NOTICE.

Will sell, at public auction, at INV re,,d.a
FRIDAY. the 2}d instant, several l,keI, %s' on
my stock OF Hogs. Horses, Cattle, ME. a.sfo"
Fork, two yoke OF Oxen, crops of Corn ro91 Of
Kitchen Furniture. ''nold and
Terms liberal, and made known on TN. d
Bedford Oct. 10 ".oN
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Fon hoy thus won great name for himself,
for he came IN from tho last heat fresh u from
the first, and walked OIL the Course looking in tip
top condition. lie ha. proved himself ,rca-
sure to hi. owners, Mcssrs. Tilloi,on and Gouvor-
neur, aud has "onmorc money this vock than We
should like to name
v. Y. Spirit vf tie Times.
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TIU~I7 HVdT, 'Ih ooN.-2d I'm. )O,.---.}d
Am. IS.
II was the universal opinion that Columbia
1ayfor might have won the purse, had the rider
held her more steadily, and allowed her to 20 A.
head as she chose in the second heat. To us >bc
seemed TO run too freely, and we presumed tina,
she held up by direction, lest she should give
out in the last mile. We have no doubt that bet
ter judgment and steadier rider would have given
her the money. This race made much the best
sport of the day.
Now came the great match for $4,000, side
h two mile heats between Mr.. A. L. Boris sor-
rel colt Vcto by Gohanna, B years old, and Mr.
RODENT TiLLorsoN's chestnut col, Post Boy. by
Henry, years old
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FAMILY LIQUORS rrns nm.


DtRE eoioriess Brandy, riatoec. 1909:
l. DO P"'e Goidand Bro~n Sherry Wines, dc.
1916;
Champagne and French Brandy,
Champagne Wines, Silrcr and Lead Cans. best
brands,
Madeira, Port and Carvt Wines,
niuscate Wine, in boNc, and barrels,
burgundy, Malaga and Sautepae Wine,
Pine Apple and Box Cheese.
o''vcs' CaPers, Anchovics and other Pickles,
Preserved and dried Ginger.
DO Dates and Chowthow.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Sourhoncr Powchonp snl
other Teas, last inpcnations, in wood AMI
lead boxes,
Salad Oil, best fresh
WINTER Lamp Oil, pure ua,rantcd
For sale by HOWFL Dawes
Oct. q n.
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II Grid.
John j. PNryis.
SALT.

SALT.
lave a lot Of Salt lower than the present MAJ
ket pr c. JOHN , pIRyIs
Sep .avl
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Immense sums Of money w.,e siaked upon this
race Indeed 1t was decidedly the great betting
race Of tho season. Long before the races man,
thousands had been soked upon il, and Just before
the race, almost every man upon the stand was
betting hundreds and thousands. The odds gene
rally were about nine ten TO eight upon Posi-
Boy, for the race, tho many bets were made.
Five to three was current betting upon Veto for the
first heat and this ill The yer, last quarter of the
FIRST two miles.
Post BOY had the pole in each heat, and the
lead almost the entire distance. Veto dashed at
him once or twice each mile, but TO no purpose, il
being impossible 10 get by at any time. The time
bad, being in the first heat I'm. Us. and in the
second heat, ;,m. SOS. Post Boy was at no time
put to his speed. lie is a powerful looking horse,
of beautiful dark chcSnut color. VETO Is said to
have been out of condition, and he appeared be-
fore the start
SECOND DAY.
For the purse of 500, 3 mile heats, two horses
only started Monmouth and Tom Moore. II
was miserable and no match nj all. Uon-
mouth Won the purse with in two heats. We
did not time it, but upon asking friend for il, he
told rs that they 80 long in getting round that
hi. watch had ran down our readers must walt
till next week, and we will then give them the Of
fetal report Of the whole week. sport, wherein
errors, il any there be, will be corrected.
LAST DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 1000 four mile heat,
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VI ARkE1'S

LONDON MARKET, tne. 2S.-Tobacco
There are no sale, oftobscco 10 ropnIt
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NEW NoRk JOCkEN CLrBRACE.

I'm. Us.
Emiid wns the favoritc from the start, having
beat nine nays tsomc of them of notc) at Trenton
week before last and after the first heat, the
odds upon her rose ioa great height The hope,
OF those taking odds against her rested upon the
Hcnry fy, but she disappointed her admirers.
Emilia seemed to take the whip unkindlv, and
Itnsoa was plainly on, of SORTS Gip,ey made
desperate effort TO win the last heat, but couldn',
do il,
After this raoc, at one o'cock came the race for
the regular second day, purse Of s3N-two mile
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the court, and occasoncd much mrth. Here arc
few Of the items -
Two figured linen handkerchief, alp OO
\ Paatnc, bcautifed with swan fur, 20 90
Bird of Paradise, with golden wings, % 90
Black blonde lace veil, SIS 90
Real bird of Paradise, 40 90
rink satIntppct, with swan fur, 20 90
Pink ponie re sole, 90 90
Two dozen charity bags. o. 90
1t appeared also that part of the bill of 1900,
about $4,000, was sold bv Madame q. at the
Orphan Ladies' Fair, held at Niblo's Garden, in
January last. Madame went there in STYLE an
PARALLEL as pretty saleswom n, and made hand
some Cratuity to the orphans.
Another fact also came out-part of the bill
was for dresses presented to one Of her daughter,
who married in June last All this bill was con-
tractcd in four months-bu in addition to this ,um
Mr. u. had paid his lady in that time $1,000 in
money for hor house and personal expenses
Here was sum of nearly $4,000 in four month,
demanded Of hia, TO pay his lady's bills This
was too much--hc could not stand tho would
not stand the refused to pay for good, sold a,
Nblo's -" Well" said madame Martincau, "wc
shall try wat dc law will do
The counsel for the husband in his opcnino s,oo,b
made prod'gious attack upon French fashions
French customs-and every thing French. Madame
Martincan's young ladies smiled at his vain az.
saults lie asserted that no young man, houcy
or anxious he was, dared now-a-davs to venture
upon marriage. Another incredulous smile from
the ladies' Such was the the extravaganza of drcse
introduced by the French mncrs that n,rr;,co
was dangerous thing, and young men avoided
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
HUNTSVILLE, (AL,.) October Z.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

THtnty tncments burnt, inciuding tie UnntsriM
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To Samuel Davidson, Thomas Dixon, Sheriff Of
Campbell and ~ such administrator de bonls
non Of jeremiah Ingram, dec. Robinson Cheat
hsm, Lewis Campbell, Harage iiowefton and
Elizabeth his WIFE, Stephen Bradley and Samuel
Dickey, the Two last Of which arc non residents
Of the State Of Virginia
VNAkE NOTICE, tina, shall on Friday the
- 18Th day OF March next, between the rising
and the sitting Of tho sun Of same day Of the tavern
house ofJno. H. Punher, II tho county Of Camp
hell, proceed TO tab. the defos,uons OF PoindeIter
Patterson and others; which said dispositions,
when taken are to be read as evidence the trial
OF u suif, now deptnhng md Undetermined, in the
Cltcut Superior Court OF Law and Chanoery for
The town Of Lynehburg, in which myself and 9th
ers are plaintiffs, and you and others are defen-
dsnts and #, from any cause, the said DISPOSITIONS
should no, be taken or completed on thai day, then
10 be taken or completed on the day following, ~
the same place WILLIAM A. S TABLES.
Jan. % Is
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Oih"iNiA.-At rules held in the Clerk, ogcoc :,
- Circuh superior Court of Law and C6anca 4fs
e county oil Nelson, IN tif month of Febnruarv ~.
george Cfnmr ard William Lyon, merebanl, and 'ns
o' mauhg under the firm of aud style of Crump and
son, fh's against benjamin ID. Harris aDd Lee H.,
Deits--ln Chancery. '" "lht'
Inc defendant Benjamin ID. Harris not having e,sfI.
"PPsar"hcc and given security according To the Az,
senbly and the rules OF this court and II VI "a
siaeory evidence that he is not an nhsbitan, oC
uyi' Is ordered, that the said defend ant do ann,
VI, ue hss uay oi April term next, and answer he mn =
no paintis, and that copy of this order be fur,bw
serted IN the Lynchburg Vmgnan, n ne wspapcr ruI
III me town oi Lynchbure, for mouths .ucec.,,,s
% "o'ier copy posted at the front door OF the
oil tins county. on some court dsy WV 4'
Copy-Teste, no; C. cI1TIFp a.,
Feb. " WI HH" 'hfk
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LAND EORSAI.E.

THtlE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA-
IlON, on Little Otter, in Bedford, about 3
miles east of the court house. 1t contains between
473 and 500 acres, about 200 acres supposed to
be cleared and but a small part exhausted -There
Is estimated TO be between IS und 40 acres of Low
Grounds every acre except about is first rate
tobacco land the balance of the cleared land pro
duces fine crops Of grain OF all kinds The uncleur.
ed land IS Of the first quality for tobacco
Also, another Tract on the turnpike, about six
miles above Lynchburg containing Alb. acres, a.
bout $50 cleared, is fine grain land all of il lies re-
markably well, and from The trials made, is finely
adapted to clover. There are on this tract about 80
acres in Meadow, and very productive the uu-
cleared land Is very heavily timbered the i'm
pfovcmens on either Of these tracts are only suita
BILE for a small family or overseer.
Possession can be had of both, if application is
made before the first of March next and terms as
accommodating as could be required For fur,he.
part't uars enquire OF the subscriber, near New
London. w w AUSTIN
Dec. 25 wSw
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New England Seed Store.

A 7 the Agricultural ana Ho,.oN"A,1 80 49,
N house connected wishihe N Enw'aau a
-. .nhscr,bsr continue. the Seed Establishment,
and now offers 10 dealers, Gardeners. and the pub
lie generally an unrvalled collection o. ,nc
GARDEN, GRASS, &.FLoWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties and Oh uhu'oo'eu
quality and yilality-being raised under the par
,lcuar direction and expressly for the esIaoish-
meni
Garden Seed, in boxes assorted for dealers from
TOTO 100 dollars each.-Aiso IN fonn1s, ha'es anu
quarters at very moderate prices.
yoxes of Seeds containing good assortment Tor
private gardens at SO each.
800 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Secds III
cent papers-20 papers for 81 90.
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices al
Wholesale and Retail.
Fruit and Ornamental TREES, Grape Vines
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
just published Catalogue Of 80 pages WHICH
will be sent gratis TO customers.
GEO. C. BARRETT.
Feb. wl2W
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Wn"iNA.At rules aeid in the Clerk,
" Circuit Superior Court of Law and olhce VI tn.
county OF Charlotte, the Sd day of Noyember of Tia
Pateson, PIT. against Francis A. Stern ma isji-Wn
ton, Dcfts-in Chancnry. '"' hober, Nor
The defendant Francis A. Stern, not bayi.
appearance according to the OF A..emh.h ered h
rules Of this court aud it appearing TO the aud u,
inc court That ne Is not inhabtnut of mi
ton 1.-THE plaintiff by Counsel Il is rda,e On No.
saa defendant do appear before the Judge of INA! "a,
at III, Court house of the said county on G SAM cuu
the next term, and enter his appearance , hfday q
plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this ord answer III,
IN some newspaper published la the town a, Inserted
Tor Two months successiyeiy, and posted :" nchbui
door OF the court house ofthe ,ad county me ffo
ACopy-Tesie.
Dec. %. ooNsON, Ok
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ESSRS. Crawford Lowry and Thomas Low.
- ny Take notice, that on the 9Th dav Of
March, 1885, In Bedford Courthouse, in Liberty
IN said county of Bedford, shall take The denos' ;
tons OF Col John Hewitt and others, 10 be read in
evidence on the trial of suit in Chancery, now de-.
pending IN the Circuit Superior Cour. of Law and
ohancery Tor the county of Bedford, aforesaid
wherein am plaintiff, and you and others are de.
PENDANTS If the said dispositions shall No, ha oo'
pe,ed on the above named day. shall continue "i'
ing them from day to day at the same nscs nn aM
the same are completed. N''''
Feb. s M
- w4w
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ESSRS. Jesse Lenwich, John Lchwch
VA VIM Left@ieh, Edward Shurmnn md Eli
zabe,h his wife, Mary Otey, Lucy McClanahan.
James Mitchell aud Ann his wife, VIM. Walton
Maris Lewis, Robt Craig and his wife Malindo
William g. Leh,Wch, John s. Lcitwich, Robert
=. Steptoc and EzAb his wife, William Men.
lss, Ffunoes Menss, WIN. l.. OIey, Thomas j..
Otey John H. Osey, Reeves s Scruggs and Ma.
linda his wife, J.sse Burton, Alexander Burton,
Lewis Ptlcc and Angelina his wife, Charles Jor-
dan and Matilda hls wife, Gusiavus II. Burton,
John N. Burton. chris,oper c. Burton, Elizabeth
Burton, Sarah Tn,ner Mary Lohwich, joel Left
uIch John Goodc and Am hIs wife sheina Left
witch and AdoIine Leftw,st--Take notice, that on
the trial Of the ejectment now depending and
undetermined in the CrcultSuporior Court of Law
md Chnnce'y for the county of Bedford, styled on
he docket, Seekright Lcsse against Donoughi, IN
Which you arc the real plaintiff, and | defend
nj that IN pursuance Of an nc, Of tho General
Assembly in such Gus. made and provided, shall
give in evidence before tho jury on the trial OF laid
suit that Alsop Taylor, dec. under whom claim
utlo 10 the premises in controversy in his life time
actually pa,d 10 VIM. Leflwich, dec. in his life time
The full amount of the purchase mooey for said
and nDj premises , and NJ have understood and
believe II TO be true, that the said William Left
wleh las named in his life time, executed 10 Alison
Tsylor or to Brown &, Clsyy9I>oS, ~ .on,o ons
To The land md premises IN controversy, and thai
mat bond, or copy Of IT, is in your possession, OF
| ~ 'he possession OF sone one or more of YOU
MS therefore, 10 to require you to produce sad
'I'ie bond, ON the trlnl of said suit, or that will
proceed TO sve evidence ofits contents
PENELOPY WHITE,
Late Penslopy Taylor
Jan. 10 2m
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New FaM & Winter Goods
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT,

APPoSIIE the Market Hoa.r, have the piss.
" sore Of announcing TO their friends ana 'ne
public, that they have received 'htr eniHs s'oeA
Of Fall and Winter Goods. making muen 'ne
i.rges, sssoitmeot which they have ever hs' ".
ole sure of opening. Without entering into detail
il will he suf Gent TO say that their stock comprises
almost every article that is desirable 10 the Ny
Goods, Hardware, aud Grocery line Being selec
ed, principally for Cash, by one Of The Partners
IN Baltimore, philadelphia and New fofh. ihey
will say to their friends, that every 'ndueemen' W
the way Of quality, style, and price, will be offered
them for q Continuance Of their favors. Attention
i. invited particularly 10 the following srlicies:
Cioth.. and Csssimeres, Of every shade and
quality.
Stripe, Point, and London Dofel Blankets.
very heavy.
One Bale assorted from 9.4io 1874, French
Maekina~ do, new and most desirable artiei Tor
family beds.
A large and desirable assortment Of Negor
clothing, such Nspt Cottons, coarse Csssinetis,
&c, together with Sd, "a and 5 4 Linseys of very
desirable colors and paiterns-3-4 and A Red
Blue, Brown, and White do &c. &c. &c.
Also. complete assortment Of silk goods
=" Fancy Handker-
chiefs OF new styles, Cambrics. Calicoes, Muslns,
Circafsisns OF all colors and widths. Bombazines
French aud English. Chsevs Of ths most d.sirs.
bic patterns aud shades, English and French Ma
rinos Figured Circssssns Of superior quality, and
many other desii able articles Tor the Ladies, to
which We particularly invite their a'tention-such
as Boaaet. Of the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts,
Gloves, Hosiery, embracing u complete assortment
OF SILK, Cotton, WorHed, aud Merno, together
with Lace,, Edgings, Quling.. Bobinettes, Gre
caneites, figured aud plain, with a variety of other
articles in their line which they are determined TO
sell low for Gosh.
ROBINSON ELLIOTT.
Nov
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" C;ron;, ;-Atrues held in the ClerksOhce of
Fra,kI;n e. superior Court of Law and Chonsery u
S aah.n Coan.y the LIST day of December Io34-leg
selves a"d d Sv w. Bngwe surviving partners Of ,0ea
ding md. .omtb, late merchants and partners, us.
any ".uer mo style and firm of Smith Baewe& CoP'
H,ir.,a 'opef. hairston and Elizabeth his wife, samas
nahe ~, aud Robert 4. Woods Trustees for the ss
ia,, &c. Samuel Harston, Sen. Henry Csl'
Ry,i ee, harston. Robert +. Woods in his right
Henry n neatts VIM Williams, Joshua r. CBlGwa
bernard r1 and Samuel II. Woods, Dcf,s.
his o.onuaht Joshua X. Z. Brown, not having enefs
and given security according TO the act Of
hv anu the rules of tins court, and il appssnhg
Satisfactory evidence that he not an inhhLano
dnrsJ ,, On motion of the Plaintiff, ir Of
% se sad defendant do appear here on tho mn
and 10, =" Nafch next, aud answer the plaintiff oh
,h. . copy OF this order be forthwith pubIisb
ncnparg Virginian, for months successfully ava
on seme court day "Ns'
Acopy-Teste, MIG, CARPER D. C.
Dcc' ~ WIN
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Nov. 3
New DrY Goods.

ME subscriber has just opened at his Store, a
- large and fashionable assortment Of Dry Goods,
of superior quality. Among them are
Green, brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro dc
Swiss Silks
CORD Gro dc Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured. Silks
5-4 and "a French and English Merinos
"a and "a black and cold Circassians
Ladies red and black Merno Shawls
Ladies Merno ant Thibet Hdkfs.
Barge Gauze and other Fancy Hdkfs.
A few rich Needle w ork Muslin Capes
do do do Chimazets
White aad colored Satins
While and col d Italian Grapes
Florences
Lace, Lace Edging and Inscrtings
Boblnei and Grecian Quillipgs
Cambria Edg'ngs, Worsted Edgngs
| Ladies and Gents Gloves
| Rich opon work Silk Hose
| Plain black and wh,fe Silk Hose
| Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Tinse Flowers
| Bonnet, Bet and other Ribbons
| A general assortment Cal,cos
Green white and black Wells, Sc &C.
ALSO.
| A sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cussimeres and Sa,lnetts
Red, white and green Flannels
| Plan and Bombazetts
Llnseys, kerseys and other coarse Goods for Ne.
groes
Bed Tickings, Apron and Counterpart Checks
"a, 4 and 5-4 brown and bleachcd Shrlings anc
Shee,ings
| Dnmask Disper and Table Cloths
r"''""u', O g" -"suown and other Vestines
Rose, Whitney, London Duffel and Point glanke,
The nbovc,and variety of others suitable to tn
season, daily expected which recommend 10 III
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will pleas
cell and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly I've had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct IL ,
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Feb. 10

"in"iNIA-At rules holden II the Clerk, Office o. III
81 Ineuit superior Court Of Law and Chancerr, II
county ct Campbell, the l.t day of December l-34-
es hdams EAo of David Moore dee PltC against Ed
mn wa lynch Chiswe Dabney surviving iruee Of him.
and G aiu Mm; Newell John W. BuswelI John Smith, IL
Ii. Williams, partners, &c r aiding under ib,
Nj; an" -. nrni OF bagwcll, Smith Williams John Isneh
Chaann.i l. Lynch and Charles A. Wihcr,, Dcfs.-a
ne defendants Edward Lynch and NIicoiah II lynth
no. having entered their appearance and G Vs., ecn,, w
@ 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules ofh coat
~ appearing TO the satisuc of the court that The
'h NJ. inhabitants of this State On the motion N
% Ps,h.i by counsel, it is ordered that the raid dss
ann, uS sppear before the Judge Of our Circuit Suero
cnn, Law ard Chancery, ut the cour.houe of the o
cr nce ana answer the plaintiffs bill and give SCI
conv ,T' performing the decree the court aud tbs
I,sboa ~ e order be inserted in Spaper pub
III me town of Lynchburg for two months success.
Of H.. and posted at the front door Of tho couhous
ACopy-Teste JoUNarry,nnrR csc
Jan. 5 iN nLc-NaHUhh en