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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-14
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lac and Chaneery, for the County
ofHampshire, on the LIST Monday
an January, 1885.
Charles S. Ravenscraft and Nicholas
Ravenscralt and Abner Ravenscraft,
ir. infants under the age of 81 years,
by the said Charles S. Ravenscraft,
their brother and next friend, plain
tifs, against
Moses Greenwade, defendant.
in CHANCERY.
The defendant Moses Greenwade,
not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court; and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an in
habitant of this country; IL is order
ed, That the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next court,
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs ;
and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished in Romney, for two months suc'
cessiyely, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court.
house of The said county Of Hampshire
A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. c.
January 10, 1885.
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a Card.

N ut RS. SARAH DAVIS. residence
w nearly opposite Mr.. George
AVE- Leps's Tavern. offers her servi-
ces to the public in making all
kinds of gentlemen's apparel, except
Coats. She will make at the shortest
notice any number of Shirts, Pantaloons,
Waiscoats, Cloaks. Shams and Collars.
Romney. Dec. 6, 1884,
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John Kern, IL.

OFFERS his services to the public
as Conveyancer. He will write
DEEDS, and all other instruments Of
writing with neatness. His charges
will be reasonable.
Romney, Nov. 9, 1893.--tt
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HENRY CLAY.-The Ohio State Jour-
nal says that it is thoroughly convinced
chat Mr.. Clay is the first choice of the
Wings in Ohio.
U We have no doubt that the editor
of the Journal is right says the respec-
table editor of the Pittsburg stateman)
| and we have no hesitation in saying that
Mr.. Clay is the first choice Of the Wings
| in every State of the Union !; and further
more, we believe that he is the strongest
man in the opposition ranks and that be
will be more likely to unite the wings, than
any other candidate that can be selected
I'VE know that there are some persons,
|who entertain different opinion, and
|who are looking out for new candidate.
Gen. HARRrsoN is. undoubtedly, next to
Mr.. Clay the most formidable and the
|fairest candidate that has been offered !;
but Notwithstanding the favorable, and e.
ven fervid reception which the announce
tnent of his name has received in nume-
rous prints and at several public meetings,
we have resolved TO adhere to Mr.. CLAY
o the last, and support him if he is cam
iidate, in preference to any other man!
The Legislature of Georgia are about
o grant charter for rail road. to ex-
end to the Florida line, in the direction
pc Pensacola.
JuDaE SToay.--By the resignation of
fudge Duvall, of the Supreme Court of
he u S., Judge Story takes the chair as
,ENIoR Associate with the venerable
chief Justice Marshall. Two more up
light, humane, learned, and profound
men, may in vain be sought upon the
pench of any Country than John Mar
hall and Joseph Story.
CHARITY A-BEGG1Na.-Objects ofchar-
by, we should think, are becoming scarce
IA Cincinnati. The last Chronicle con-
Eains the following advertisement
"Wantsd for Adoption,-By re-.
pectable lady of property, young
Child. For information inquire Of the
publisher Of this paper."-Free Press.
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Singular and most important an
UentiOn. - Mr.. Parker, of the State OF
New York, has discovered compost
ton which will harden like a stone,
and yet may be worked in soft state
as easily as mortar Exposure to the
weather causes it to petrify and be-
come actual stone requiring heavy
blow with a hammer TO break it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-14
Type Foundry.

C. Sherman 8, Semi. Ecklin,
- AVING purchased the Type
Foundry established by the late
J. HOWE, have entered into
partnership, for the purpose of carry.
ing on the manufacture oftypes, under
the finn Of
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December E, 1884.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

1t rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery, for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon,
day in January, 1885.
George Carter of OAKLAND, in The coun.
ty of Loudoun, Executor of the last
will and testament OF Robert Garter,
decd. and residuary iegatee also OF
the said Robert Carter, Decd, plain
tiff, against
George Murray Of Scotland, Earl of
Dunmore and the other heirs of the
late John Murray Earl Of Dunmore,
and the Honorable C. A. Murray,
defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants George Murray OF
Scotland, Earl ofDunmore and the o.
Their heirs of the late John Murray,
Earl of Dunmore, not having entered
their appearance and given security &C
cording to the act of assembly and
the rules Of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country
1t is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here on the 1st day
Of the next court, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse of the said
county of Hampshire. A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. C.
January 10, 1885.
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to be administered the child was then
put to bed, became quite composed,
and by the morning all symptoms OF
Group had disappeared. Southern Ag-
ricuituraESt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-14
A FAMILY POISONED!

Several members of the family ofJudge
Wheaton and many relatives and others,
in the city of New York, were poisoned
frem eating picked Mangoes, kept in an
.earthen jar. glazed with lead, which up
on being analysed. we're found to be high
ly charged with acetate of lead ! The
cause ofthis dreadful calamity was not
discovered until two of the family had d.
ed, and ten or twelve had partaken of the
fatal dish.-[ Albany Argus.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
THE
VIRGINIA. SCRIVENER

Being a collection of forms of Bonds,
Contracts, Conveyancing, and other
instruments of Writing, carefully Sc
lected from the most approved au.
thors, and accompanied by plain &
we'll established explanatory rules
of law,-to which are prefxed the
Const tuition of the United States,
and the new Constitution of Virgi.
MIA. Nov. 1.
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Hygeian Medicine.

1IySeIdII NIeUICIHe.
A FRESH supply Of Morrison's ce-
LIBERATED HYGEIAN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINE of the British College of
Health. Just received, and for sale by
DAVID GIBSON.
December 6, 1884.
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of whom (Tom) is still at large.
TOM is about 80 years Of age, 5
feet 6 inches high, has scar on his
neck, and is very we'll made and re-
markably active. He is black and had
on drab fulled linsey coat and pan.
falcons, and was purchased of Mr..
Kuykendall, Of South Branch, Hahlp.
shire county, Va.
He has changed his clothing.
~ Twill give the above reward
of One Hundred Dollars for him if ia
ken up and secured in any Jail SO
that get him again.
J. CUTTINGS.
Romney, April S, 1884.
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EF A resolution has been submitted 10
The U. S. Senate by Mr.. Benton of Mis-
souri,. having for its object the appoint
ment Of Chaplains for the Army.
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Is17-eU
..-

The number ofreligious newspapers in
the U. s. is said to be eighty-seven.
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500 Reward.

ELOPED from the tav.
ern OF Mr.. Solomon Offutt,
on the night of the Goth of
February last, THREE
NEGRO MEN, named,
TT IT, O. D.k1r nno
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Virtue alone is invincible.
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November 90, 18S4.-tds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
OBITUARY.

After a protractcd Illness, Mrs. Mary ASS, wife
of Cant " Ills Dickinson, OF Amherst, called
from tins vale of tears, the llth OF November, 10
enter upon the rest prepared Tor the children OF God
Though the greater portion of her life had been spent
in the neglect of those duties which the creature is
bound to render to the Creator yet this error she
deeply lanentcd when her mind was enlightened BY
the govd Spirit of God and she expressed intense
ANXIETY that those who dear To her should not
postpone preparation for death she had done TIL
reduced to bed of sickness. For some weeks the
deceased cl inced resignation TO the VIII OF God but
If WAS ONLY few DAYS previous to her death that she
protested to be entirely satisfied that her sins were
hardened and her title heaven secured by the APP
pl,cat,on OF the Sa,iour's blood to her soul. She
then expressed desire to comply with the nJunc-
ton OF Christ, edo this IN remembrance OF me;
and IN the midst of her friends and relations,
ing that they should soon see her face IN this
world she received the bread and ~lne the consrcfat
ed pledge of the Sa,lours love To her soul During
her illness she delighted 10 have the prayers Of God
children addressed to a throne OF grace in her behalf
and was constant, lifting up her heart in suppca'ion
! to Almighty God. Among the last words which she
inferred were these: Jesus Is precious to soul "
jesus will stand By me; - s." All is well :" Jesus
come ,"-Wharvcr may be the difference between
Christians IN external condition, to the churcl
tn which they NAV be attached, vet, when they
To die they all speak the same anguagc-that Christ
- nr,c,o,s to their souls and that their hope Of
nal life is based upon his atonnG righteousness
Purchased by the same blood, and tending 10 tn.
same home ought not Christians to live IN love .
.saw,te. mother and mistress. the deceased cx-
empl,ry and blamcless. MAY the closing scene o
orr sisters he impress the minds Of all "ho bcheld
II with the deep necessity OF seeking an interest III
,ba, religion which can only Yield support in death
and b,onuess in eternity. " Blessed the de ad
who die in the Lord" Reader prepare 10 meet tn,
+ God
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
TIE, MARKETS

WHEAT, is in demand, at 81 10 to Al 10
FLOUR, by the wagon load, may be quoted al
IS 50 to s. IS.
CORN-Tho quantiu, Of new Corn brought IL
market is small |, is sell NJ from - so 10 81 Is
per barrel
SIIEAF OATS command Is cents per hundr, d
CLEAN OATS 10 cents per bushcl.
PORk-Thcrc has yet been none in market, and
the general expectation is that it will be scarce,
and the price high. Some nciehborlood engage
ments have been made at about 81.
TOBACCO still maintains its prices Very
little OF the old crop i, in market; and not mucn
ofthc new has vet come III, III bids. Most OF 1t Is
brought in loose and unprizcd. 1t may be quoted
d, from So 50 to IS. Lugs, frosted, 81 p to
as 75-not frosted, SO SO to ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
BTCJgwJI1K.s
ASEE-DA SN'E5Es'r1e' PILES.
No., ~

'HNI'E Anti Dysptrjc r, have be- n ,no.t .ucccss.
nllN employed ~ almost every Variety OF tune.
h" al disorder OF thc stomach, Huw,l. Liver and
Spleen such as hear. bum. acd eruet,iions nan
sea, head ach pam and distcus ion of the stomach
aud bowels, lnopcut dIuh,s, cole lanndrcc. hetu-
cnco, hahltual costNcncSs, loss OF appetite sick
head ache, NJ. nc. They are sal, aud ,hlr
apcueht Ion females dung pregnancy and consequent
confinement, relieving sckucSS the stomach, bead
ach, heartburn, aud many Of the incident Il nc,y,u.
affections lifefafN men, students and nnst other
persons OF scdentaty habits fad then, very ronvc,;
'nt' those who indulge too ileelv IN the plc,.ures
o TIE table, ndsPccdy tchcl i,nnl the .cisc of On
p'cNH'"nana distention which follow by taklnr Tin,
rus Those 3" In are drinking Mlnctal " r.,s,
ana particularly those from Southern chmatce, and
NS"e and Fever districts, Will find them valuable.
ADJUNCT lhoSr who arr exposed 10 tn ,cI,s.tu,l,,
OF weather ON voyages or Journeys can takc them
At All tines with perfect 'NtctN IN full dose IN,
arc highly etheaelo,i, Anli bilious Medrnc
The following testimonials of the elalms Of these
FILLS TO public patronage, have been selected from
many OF similar import, recently publlshed
From ms Honor, Henry Poitcr. Ju3qeof Tie Ini,e3
states Court, for nt HStrct IF North Cooiiaa
irtrrlrLLr, Aug. Ii, 1884.
ron tome ten or twelve years past have been N
the habit III using d. Nc,kwth's Anu Lys,cu,,r
Fills IN my family, and CONSIDER them % yal,ahl, ,
domestic Medicine, that uc>ri sullei m, sto,L ,o
be exhausted. have used them with good effect
~ dJspcpuc cases, under various modlir ,tons and
have found them clhcacious ia relieving, fnr, ,icL
head ach, and from all the usual symptom, of , t,nr
uo"'' derangr,nento OF the vlscera Is an apctcnt,
they are excellent. have long had the pleasure, o,
an intimate acquaintance with the inventor q, th,s,
rails. lir Is gentleman of talents ,ut,pruN aud
worth, aud ho tanks high IN the science of N,J,.,,
aud the healing ant. lln certificate therefore =. "a
the properties aud effects of the Pill. ma, Lc r,nGL
'u ~ H. POTTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
\ DILEMMAt

nc Baltimore Patriot states that tho vote on
the Convention question, at the late elections in
e"hsy'van'a, presents, in one respect, curious
RESULT It's said that although there is an aggre-
gaze majority of some 10000 votes throughout the
''0'e' IN favor of calling Convention for altering
VIC e'ate Constitution, the counties which voted
'sa'"s' the measure will have majority Of twelve
>. INC House of Representatives. Here, then, is
'ne dilemma. II the representatives of the coun.
"es mat voted against the call Of Convention
'"a' obey the will of the aggregate majority, they
vi" thereby disobey the voice of their immediate
constituents: If. on the other hand, they vote in
accordance with tho wishc, Of their constituents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

~ The proceedings of the New London Agr'-
cultural Society, at the late Annual Meeting, VIII
be found on the fourth page. WcavaIl ourselves OF
this occasion to remark, that such Societies, VIXEN
conducted with proper spirit and ZEAL cannon
fail to exercise IA most beneficial influence upon
the ncghborhoods in whch'hcy are instituted not
only in the Improvement of the Lands but IKE
wise in the development of resources VINO"
would ,orb,,. otherwise remain unknown. We
may ,,.o he permitted to congratulate the farm
crs aud planter. in this section of the State on me
manitcs,ly increasing attention which IS PAD 10
the improve ment of Land, Stock DC. 1t cannon
fail to add greatly to the aggregate "e'''" OF '"e
community and 10 individual comfort
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

" The grand Jury of Frederick county have
presented Arthur Tappan, and the fanatical pub
viii be matter of little importance to the parties
concerned. They have made another present.
"cnt, however, which, as an indication of public
sentiment in relation to a mischcvous class Of our
population, possesses more Interestingly prcsen,
inc free colored persons a nuisance and call
upon the Legislature for some decisive action up
on The subject, such may facilitate their re-
Hova' out OF the country, by such ways and means
% Na' comport with humanity, safety and the
public veal"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

North and South.-A writer in the New York
American, who says he is not an Abolitioni,,, kind
ly cautions the people of the South that If We
" do not alter our tone, every man North OF the
Potomac will be an Abolitionst, aye, an immediate
Abolions,." P,o-di-si-ous And what, think
YOU the South would care for that! Ifeverv man
North Of the Potomac were nor " an Abolitionist,
aye, an Immediate Aboltionist," Slavery would
be no nearer its end, nay, not near, as it would
be if every man North of the Potomac would at
tend to his own matters, and leave ours to our
own supervision.
Another journal, published at Ilallowcll, in
Maine, informs us, that, if the South don't amend
her manners, and consent to be abused, robbed
and otherwise maltrcated, with all due submissive
ness, she wIIlsoon not have friend at the North
erywoll if we can only preserve your friend
ship by submitting INTERESTINGLY to your kicks
and cuffs, good sir, we prefer little of your cnmi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

! 4 Parsons Toast.-Grn. Jackson's cores
rondcnt and friend, the Rev. Mr.. Gwin, gave the
following Toast at a late Van Buren, dinner il,
Nashville
BY the Rev. James Gwin. When Renegade
foreigners, in,olent lacqnies grooms and black lev
gamblers NEEDLE in politics, it is high time for
Clcrgymcn and honest men TO warn the good pco-
pie of their danger"
Clcrgymcn certainly have political as well as
personal rights. But we doubt whether they are
in their proper vocation, and indeed whether they
do not disgrace their calling, and inlarc the CAUSE
Of religion, when they 90 to public dinner, at all
certainly they do, when, at such dinners, they
utter such sentiments as the foregoing We fear
Parson Gwin is more jealous in the cause of his
earthly patron, than in that Of his Heavenly Fa-
ther.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

7
The Pill, how offered TO the American Public,
styled " lleekmifh's Ami Dyspcslie Pills. ! ha,,
long used family Medicine, and have hcsia
ton in bearing testimony to their value A. safe,
convenient, aud efficient rrmcdy. In Dyspepsia, and
It,, usual attendants, heart bum, costI,rur~s, head
ache, loss OF apprtilc, Sc. &c, thcsr Pills seldom
fail Of a1ord.ng the dcsucd ielIei. Dr. Bcckwiih,
long known 10 the community IN winch hc resides,
~ scientific aud successful Practitioner OF Medi-
cine, having by numerous experiments aud long con
,inncd attention To the subject, brought hi, Pills t"
their present state OF pcrcctlon am iee TO say. ~
tal as experience aud observation extend no Ne
dicnc heretoiofcd offered to the public OF a similar
nature aud Tor similar purposes, has higher equal
claims. NM. NCPIlEEIERS.
These = LIS can be had by applying to
JOS. l.. MARTIN,
IA Cot. 4. II. Nofths BopI .NtoIt
Nov % W,irn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
What does this mean

We find the following notice in the last Ercder-
icksburg Herald !;
"Thc Delegate elected to represent the Count,
If King George in the next Assembly, having
notified his constituents, that a resolution vii
nrobably be- introduced in the House of Delegates
to instruct BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGm To rc>icl
hi, seat in the Senate of the United States, AN,
that. unless instructed to do otherwise, he wilI yot.
for such resoluton-thc People Of King George
are requested 10 assemble at their Court House
on the first Thursday in December next, (Courl
day) to consult upon the cxpcdisncy of giving IN
structons to Mr.. HooE upon the foregoing subject
and also, Of selecting one or more delegates to
represent them in framing an Electoral Ticket
opposcd to the nomination of the Baltimore. Com
vcnon."
This strikes as being more remarkable, from
he fact that Mr.. looc voted for Mr. Leigh last win
ter, and was almost unanimously reelected, as a
Wing. Has change come over him Ifso, by
what magical process has il been wrought, b.
this as it may, of one thing there is no doubt,
and thai is, a large majority of the King George
voters will give Mr.. Ilooc suitable instructions. Ii
might not be amiss, indeed, to instruct hin. to re-
sign.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
TAKE NOTICE,

! VIE subscribers, "a enrees Of the highly sppsov
60 fstent Spring Seat Saddle, Spring Girl Iron
i, eannnt he toe grateful for rho announcement
oa'e received for their Improvement in the ma
Turing OF Saddles AMI, u, the same tipc.be-
S ''hs'nced oi rhe faculties .ha they had tn en-
, nom tho prc,utlIces Of the public 10 every
- I'M hdd obahea y patent In their line of bus,-
IN iee' grateful far the Impartial ex animation
- ,,s" IMPROVEMENT by both gentlemen who stand
ID 'uf profession, aud private gentlemen of
'"t nifl'a standing, WHO have used the Saddle n.
WI" be shown by their certificates attached n A. 81
. terlaeinenf. ''s so-
l nc nbs,r'''rrs with confidence recommend ,he;,
'npfos neht, ffrrn he fact, that commee of Sad
"le's examined and tested fully the plan before the
Pd''ht VS. obtained also they were well tried nv
''alag aud met The decidcd appreciation of MI Who
"'eo iben Those who wish further information.
may dpnly to Mr.. John Thurman Of Lynchburp
e'p''n9n a'lhe distinguished for his character as
"p'Nnllh aud his Judgment. His opinion may be
ctEr!ficArE.
:, ih's IT. certify. that a model of B,.,d. p.,e.,
7P'ng '5'dd'c has bcrn presented to us fsr iusprc
I'm ma That after a ct.tni examinations We hay,
''u@h' the neht to use ihr safne In our resptenve
'oihths, ard nnhcsuatlnriy pronounce n 10 be the
"e' lhmotemont, both iof the ease OF the rider ma
horse, wt have ever seen.
ffahelss JOS. X. S,beft. Sewmarket Ie~,..
,f'eofn' fejtonsburg Psylvan,a /; Dan Nah
James bnttoh, i'uk'nEhan county E. Philips e. RAJ.
NY n"Yutoh, Nccklenhnrr county J. Bray. Shoe.
no. I'M Richmond VIM Barnett, Nelson coun,x.
yohn u G,hm charlottesville. Va; John p Kim,
~ uNde' FRINGE Id"atd eunniy, LII, Mari.
Sou. Baltimore Rob. Grove, Siauntou, Va.
Numerous other names OF Saldlers could be add,
I'd bn II would be unnecessary the above be iur con-
adeltd sufficient.
CERTIFICATE.
lhs - to certify, that upwards Of II mouths apo
Ne purchase Que OF fealds Steel Spring Saddles
and upon tar ulal do, without hesitntiop pro.
h"nhcr superior {" any we have ever rode for case
II h.tng clas,,c aud as hand and unpleasant n.
those made IA the old way. The rider feels m,cb
hehlct from the Springs IN IL. Saddle therefore win
confidence. we recommend the Saddles made Nv
Beafd, IN the public.
The above certificate Is slcned bv the Rev G.
Ronlcdgc Of Illinois Rev Jos. spriggs Of lie king
ton; ISRAEL Christian, Sam. Hook and H. +.
Young, Mississippi,
Tins lsto certify, that vt HAVE had IN usc for
SOME tifnr, II. Rcatds Patenf Saddles, which ".
found IN br Tar superior for rasr TO the rider and
safety 10 the horse that have ever seen, or rode.
1855. - ~
The above certificate is sisncd by u. s. Young.
ESQ Ncwh"pc, Augusta county John g. Chris.
tan, Esq Augusta county col. ". e Davis do
Eoh. Steel, Esq, Gr,cnvle noct. Hall, do BAL
lard Smnh.
For the accommodation of those WHO have oy may
purchase right in our Improvement, can ,h,sin
Springs at iIr. J. Humans. l.ynchburg, whrrs~s
viii eerp eons,an, supply
II. X \. BEARD, Fa.en,c,s.
''feen'ille' Va. Nov ~ 1afii