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$40 Reward for DICN!

ANYWAY from the Subscriber, about the
2olh instant, a Negro man named DlCk
aged about 10 years. Some of his front teeth
missing and few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring of Mr.. Mark Anthony of
LSnchnurs, where he will probably aim to get
"Gan' or 10 the ncIghborhood of MIR. Bowling
.'arN, OF Campbell where he has a wife. will
give 'he above reward, If delivered to me at my
pace OF residence, Two miles south of the New
Store, Buckingham, or $40 if secured in Jail so
'na, get him again. JOHN !. MORRIS.
July 7 =.
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THE 1YNcHDuRo FALL RACES

NAIIl. commence On TUESDAY the 2oip sep
w telnbcr, and continue toW days
Ist dax-A stake Ion colts aud fllies. seab old,
mile heats, 5000 entrance, so forfeit i've sub
scrbefs and closed.
pascbal Bulord names Iowles by star,
William ;. HAYNES Daniel stat by Star
Charles ". Mctlanahan,
Isaac II. Oliver names G Travis by Star,
William = HAYNES" b Ned Collier, by Mnfat,
2nd day-proprietor' purse $500, two nils heats
entrance fifteen dollars.
ID day-PntSr 2OD two mile heats, SD entrance.
9TH day-Jockcy Club Purse S5oO, three mile
heats. entrance % dollars.
The money for each day, will be paid To the
winner, subject to the usual discount.
Good Stables aud litter furnished Tor race horses
2ratis. MELVILLE. ti'b'i l. II
August Is
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VIRGINIA At rules held IN the CI,rl,o
fcs of the Circuit Superior Court of la. ~,
Chancery for Bedford County the lth day of LI'
lS:6. "N'
Harvey Mitchell, administrator Of Elizabeth NJ,
ell, dec, and Gustavus A. Wingfield and Cba,i,...
his WIFE late Charlotte Griffin. plaia,r
igGWSt
Edmund Pate, David Saunders " iam Sin.
bury. " llllam Dickinson, Elizabeth McGeorr,
ccutrix OF Lawrence McGcorgc, decd. Thon5as "A
Wis, John IL. Griffin, Samuel Griffin and t.ns,,,
\. Wngield, administrator OF William = G,,a
decd, Drt,ud,'
y tHANCEEY.
The defendant William Dickinson not ha,in,
tered his appearance aud given security ACCORDING ~
the act OF Assembly. aud the rules of this Conn
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is m
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth II is ordcr1
that he do appear here the first day of the nov,
term aud answer the bills OF the plaintiffs that II
order he inserted IN some newspaper published H.
Lynchbmg tor two months successivelv. and nos,
ed at the from, door OF the count house this coupt
on some court day. -
\ Copy-TcStc,
JOS. WILSON. Clerk.
July IL wom
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aueepstsskcs TO be Run for over IN
Lvuchburg Course, Fall 1890.

iSt.-t Stale for Colts aud fies, ) years OH,
two mile heats, subscription 500 forfeit 500, TO
name aud close IL september; three or more to
makc a race.
2nd-i Stake for Colts and f'llles, } years old
40 mile heats. subscription $500, forfeit S'oo' To
name aud close lst September now three Subscfi-
hers.
.}rd-t Stake for Colt. and Fes. ! years old.
mile heats, subscription 500, half forfeit, to name
aud close As aboge three more to make \ race.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
lulX
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H o r s q L G. s T Z.

Or~ ESTRANF.D or Stolen from the SUBJ
N1A ,cflbcr, living in Lynchburg, on Saturday,
the 3Olh u "A bay llorsr, viii, two white bind and
one white forc-ioo, aud a saddle mark on his
welhcrs.-A liberal reward will be gwen, 10 any
onc who u return said horse to the subscriber, or
give such information that Inc gets him again.
DAVID T.. NJ. BLACK.
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TRUST sALH.

- billiard, bearing date the LIST nf August, 1899,
aud duly recorded III tn Clerks office OF Amherst
county court the subscriber will, on SATURDAY. the
21th OF the present month (iagus) offer for sale 10
the highest bidder, tor cash, al William ". Walters
WILL the tract OF Land IN sad deed mentioned which
Is described as being IN the county OF Amherst, and
lying ON the waters of little fncy River, and King s
Creek. and adjolns the Lands of Edmund Mas.ic,
james Campbell and Joseph Goode, and is supposed
To costa,n $50 acres Tins Land il rich Mountain
Tobacco Land, and deserve. the attention OF Plan
tss.-Thc subscriber will oul, convey the title vest
ed IN him bN the deed under which he acts, thong h
that is believed to be good.
LUCAS +. THOMPSON, Trustee.
August tbs
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VI. BART,
READY RIADI CLOTHING STORE.
TNTNh so FhEJ
Tpo Doors from The Virginia Bank.

T~o Doors from The Virginia Bank.
fENlif. subscriber informs hls lrcues and tn. pub
lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand
general assortment oi every attielc IN the Dress
hne.-And every alllclr is made IN town the work
viii be found to be good. HIS assortment consists
IN part, Of
Blue black, and conrrd Dress and Frock Coats ;
steel mixed aud eololed Big Coats;
Ladies and Gentlemen's 'loahs al all desctp
tons;
Fur and Seal Caps
Cloth and tassnIere Pant.loons;
Stocks, SHIFTS Shlrtecs, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers Also,
thIldrel's Clothing &c. &c. &c. All of which
will be sold low tor cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

+ ! AS located himself in Lynchbu:g, and will
i practice in the Inferior and Superior Courts
of the Corporation Of Lynchburg, counties of
Campbell Amherst and Nelson. His Office is
on Mann street, one door above Mr.. Charles
Phelps Auction Store where he may be found
at all times except when attending the Courts.
AupuSt \
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Tabernacle Female GchoSi-

WV second session OF tins Institution, under the
care of Miss PENrON will commence on
Monday the 10th inst. and terminate with the month
oi December II Is particularly desired that all
Young Ladies who propose entering tins School
should do 50 At tho commencement.
AuuuSt
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NOTICE..
August s
To Charles IIhtciv and Nelson 4. 1hompson,

To Charles IIhHeiy and Nelson 4. 1homDson
Erecntor NJ 1nderson Thompson, dec'd
ttAkE NOTICE that the 10Th day of Sep
u trmber, lS36, al the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for the
county OF Bedford, in Liberty, in said county |
shall take the dispositions of Mrs. Catharinc Wood
and others, To be read in evidence the trial ola
SUIT IN thancery, now depending and undetermined
IN said Circuit superior Court of Law and Chance
ry. for SAID county OF Bedford, wherein am plain
tii and YOU are defendants. If from any cause
The taking OF The said dispositions shall not be com
pieted on the above named day, shall continue Ia
king them from da. today, Sundays e>ceped,) un-
Ill Completed JOHN STIFF.
Aug. w1w
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New Tailoring Establishment.

IhE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to informthe
citizens OF Lynchbuig, and its vicinity that he
m'' 'aheh the stand formerly occupied by Hem
ry Hall, next door to James C. Hunt & Co'. Dry
foods Store and opposite Dir. Howell Davies,
Were he intends carrying the above business in
all its branches.
lie respectfully solicts Share of the public pat
'onage' ana pledges himself that exertons his
part shall be wanting to merit the same
WIN OKEY.
July II ,y6w
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s a NJ q y i T. y n o W N
ATTORNEY 1TIiIE
August s

nFFERS his professional services in the SUI
~ perior and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father, Henry Brown, Bedford county,
p Address, New London
August 5 =.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

fINIIll subscriber having rented the Amherst Mills
will At all tunes pay the highest market Price
for Wheat, dcvcfcdat the Mills Any pr,son de
lhcrne Wheat, sho not willing TO take the price
al the time Of delivery, can settle the same any
time previous to Isl january, ls:a
SANlla NJ. CROW.
\ B.--Grouud Plaster will be furnished 10 the
customers at the Min, 1t ou,t 1ud charges.
:. Morrow.
JulN 81 Sw
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NOTICE.

VIZ, M subscriber intends carrying on the Cabi
"'dhihs business in its various branches
at the old stand Of George smith g. On w Iha'
mas on i'and a good assortment of Furniture which
ne ~ u'', rmhed to sell low, for cash.
=" o'u'fs entrusted to his care, will meet with
P'opP' attention, and by close ate n,ion 70 bus;ness
mage. |ICn Puonc patro-
Angus, : GEORGE SMITH.
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z I a IT 0 S.

Nv + have Just received , handsome Piano For
w ties. one of whichs an upright, London made
instrument OF fine tone which, all of will be sold ON
'he most reasonable terms, perhaps lower than they
were ever sold in this place.
May &
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IMPORTANT SALE.

OBEDIENCE to the decree of the Circuit
superior Court of Law and Chanccrv for the
town oi lNnchburS, pronounced on the 22d day of
January 1886 IN the cause therein depending be-
iNten
John Floyd adm'r. Of Ann Drake and other PTS.
igdiSt
'"hn boyd Thomas Boyd and others Det's.
he undersigned Commissioners appointed bv the
Sald decree Tor one of hem,) will, on Thursday the
Hha uay OF september next, if fair, but if not the
next ir da, upon the premises ia
srllhy way of public auction, to the highest bidder
tor cash. upwards of
30 TOWN LOTS
IN the village OF Pattonsburg. opposite to Bu
chanan And also, in lots of convenient size
2O3 ACRES
Oh iahu' immediately adjoining the Samc-Eor the
os''er Information OF those wishing it, the report of
hrssrs. Andersen, Robinson and kyle, and the Mar
ana survey OF W william Anderson, the surveyor of lot
'eloun county Ito both OF which the decree refers,
"nlbe deposited III the Bank ofNirginia at Buchanan
Tor examination aud inspection, at least ten DAVIS be-
lore me Sae-li need be- tbs sale will be confined
from day day until completed.
ne risIng Importance of Pattonsbuic and Bu
chahah' commercially bridge acros. James river in
he improvements now IN progress that river can.
NOT IAN 10 render investments under this sale nro6t,
BILE. DAVID ROBES
HENRY HUNTINGTON, commissioners
The Lexington (Na.) Gazette, buchanan Advo-
cate and fmcastle Democrat Will publish the above
TIL day OF sale, and forward their accounts IN This
office for payment
August .1
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JOHN THOMPSON. Jr.C
CoMulssIoSER's OFflcf.


-iMHcrSF C0urf H0HSC, JGHe T.. IS.N.
The parties will take notice. that | have appointed
Saturday, the 18th day of August ne t. To execute
the foregoing order on which day, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, they requested to attend at nv Of
office, with all necessary papers, prepared lor the M
vcStgation. ROBERT TINSLEY Gown
June % vp,n
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REFH;GER ATORS.

btSI received, few of the above articles. o,
~ superior quality, lined with Zinc, from No. /
to D. Tor sale at the Hardware n Cutlery Store OF
II. b. RICHARDS 4 Co.
july If ts
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LEMON SYRUP.

Tut RECEIVED few dozen bottI., f.sb
~ Lemon syrup, convenient article for maxine
lemonade, punch, &c. For sale by
JAMES r. ROYAL.
June 10
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III auuton to the above fees, there is the School
Oh law an extra fee OF 500 payable by those students
who attend the senior class.
The allowance for clothes is limited by the enact
h'ents to Sloo; and for pocket money, to $40.
religious services performed at the University
every Sunday by the Chaplain, who is appointed in
lnrn lfomthc -four principal denominations of the
state JOHN 4. 6. DAVIS,
Chairman Of the COMMITTEE.
July II WV
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This cause came this day 10 be heard upon the
papers formerly read, the report of Commissioner
Ilnsley made III pursuance OF the dccretal order
made herein ON the ID day of September ls3l and
exceptions thereto by the guardian of the paintin
and was argued by the plaintiffs COUNSEL On con.
sidcration whereof, the court doth rccomml the sail
report, with the exceptions thereto to tie Cnmm,s.
sioncr WHO made il, for HIM To consider and rcrou
thereupon. copy-tcste,
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VIE Subscriber wishes to take an apprentice
- to learn the Tailoring business one from
the Country would be preferred.
BENZ AMIN T. HUNT.
5t
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n 1 at circuit superior court otIaw and chancery
IA continued by adjournment, and held for ti
county OF Amherst at the courthouse, on Trid,x
the 9Th day OF April, 1872
John James Morgan, an infant under the ace n,
twenty one years by his guardian and next friend
Zacharas Drummond, PM
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NEGROES.
NuIlss. Clark & Cos. Pianos.

~ r. have just received on CONSIGNMENT anotbc,
w otthese superior Instruments.
ALSO,
100 lbs superior brown SUGAR
PAYNE x TURNER
Aug.
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Dstent Balances. warranted correct,
weig hum lpato 1000 I'm. tot sale by
II. i. RICH ARDS \ co.
MAY q In
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John Morgan, Henry }. Naupclt, aud James ray
Tor, Dcos
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HgUtHN
Francis y Stern, Robert Morton and Charles l.
Fore, don.
Il tHANCERY.
The defendants Francis \. Stern and Charles l.
Fore, Tot having entered their appearance. accord
lng TO the act oil Assembly and the rules of tins
Court and II appearing to the satisfaction of t'..
Court thai they are not mhabant, Of tins state On
motion III the plaintiff by counsel it Is ordered that
the sad defendants do appear before the Judge of the
said court. at the courthouse of the aid county ON
the first day OF the next term aud enter their appear
ance and answer the plaintiff bill and that copy
OF this order he inserted in some newspaper publish
ed IN the town of lynchburg, for two months sue
ccsSsclv and posted the front door Of the court.
house OF the said county
ACopy-lestc.
NINSLOW ROBINSON
July w.,
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AUG ton and Commission Business
PAYNE 4 TURNER,

or the purpose OF prosecuting the above business
IN all ITS branches They are wlIinga all times to
come under liberal aeeept'ncrS, Tor conSignmrntS
made them from any portion OF the country. They
Ie1pect 10 keep constantly on hand a general sup
|ply of Groceries, Shoes, hats, &c, &c, &c,
|a or any OF which Will be- sold to merchants and
Others at p"ic"tt a, vii as public sale, at very
|bmall sd,ancc.
The sale OF country produce OF every Kind will
be attended to puneuallv and thu best interest of
the planter guarded. JOHN Il. u. PAYNE,
JAMES TURNER.
John X. ID. Payne returns his thanks TO his
friends and the public Tor their liberal encourage
ment IN the above business, md socits, for the
new firm Of Payu. furncr u continuance oil that
patronage 50 literally bestowed upon himself for
tho last - years.
May II "a
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in tn, Clerks
oibce OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana 'hancerv for the county OF Charlotte, the 6tl.
day of .lunc, 1886
William Patteson nI.,t;G
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IL. WHITEHEAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Bedford, August 8
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july 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-18

prove, he shall sign it if not, he shall re-
turn it, with his objections, in writing, to
the House in which it shall have origina-
ted; which shall proceed to consider it,
Ii, upon such reconsideration. majority
of the House shall pass bill, it shall, tc
gether with the objections. be sent to the
other House, by which it shall, likewise,
be reconsidered, and, if approved by ma
lor1ty of that House, it shall become a
law. But, in all such cases, the votes of
both Houses shall be taken by yeas and
nays, and the names of the persons, voting
for or against the bill, shall be entered on
the journal of each House, respectively
lfany bill shall not Re returned BY the Gov
ernor, as aforesaid, within FIVE days, (Sun-
days excepted) after it shall have been pre-
scented to him, the same shall become
law, In like manner as if he had signed
it; unless the two Houses, by their ad-
journment, within three days after the pre-
sentiment ofsuch bill, shall prevent its re-
turn; in which case, it shall not become
a law.
I ARTICLE 18TH. The Writ of Habeas
! Corpus shall in no case be suspended. 1t
shall be writ, issuable Of right; and the
General Assembly shall make provision to
render it a speedy and effectual remedy in
all cases proper therefor
| ARTICLE Doth Such parts and provis.
ions onl y ofthe Constitution of this State
established by Convention on the ninth
day of July, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-three, as are altered or super.
seeded by any ofthe foregoing amendments
or are repugnant thereto, shall hereafter
cease to have effect.
! NOW, THEREFORE. be it known
that /, SILAS H. JENISON, Lieuten
ant Governor and Acting Governor of the
State of Vermont, have caused the said ar
ticles of amendment, alteration and add
ton to the Constitution, adopted by thu
Convention of the People of this State a.
| aforesaid to he made public, to the enc
that the same may be, and remain, hence
forth, part of the Constitution of thi.
State, and as such, binding on the people
thereof
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l, in the alb
sence of the Governor, have hereunto Sc
my hand and caused the Seal ofthis Stat,
to be affixed
....x. Done at Shoreham, this EST
Il s. day Of January A. D. 1886.
"*'*** SILAS H. JENIsON.
By his HonOr's command,
GEO. B. MANsER, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

County TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
At the Rutland County Temperance
Contention, held at Rutland on the 5th of
March, 1885, committee was appointed
by that body, whose duty ii should be to
call another temperance convention when
ever they should deem it expedient This
committee have decided to call a conven-
ton, to be held at the Congreg ational meet,
ing-house IN Brandon, on the second
Tuesday of March, to commence at III
o'clock A. M.
The Temperance Societies OF the DIT;
ferent towns In the county are requested
to sppoint delegates at their "stmuitane-
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commenced conference meetings. Lectures
were frequent, and gradual work Of grace
was carried on. During the year following,
eleven were added by baptism--one from
the old church-three by letter. and two ex-
cluded, making the whole number Of the
church seventy. 49,.
"The revival continued, and the follow
ing year was distinguished by more signal
displays Of divine mercy. Upon the church
was poured the spirit Of grace and supplica-
ton. The brethren seemed 70 wrestle with
God for the salvation Of souls, and prevail
ed. Conference meetings were well attend
| ed. The preached word was listened to
with deep attention, & the inquiry frequent
w heard, tWhat shall do 10 be saved p
| Among our conference meetings., we shall
ALWAYS remember the one held on the first
Monday Of the year 1923. The brethren be-
ing assembled together with one accord in
one place. for prayer and conference, the
Holy Spirit seemed to descend upon US in
an unusual manner !; and we sat together in
an heavenly place in Cbrist Jesus. Wei held
stated conference meetings on Lords day
noon, which were greatly blessed for quick
ening old professors and the instruction OF
young converts. At one time in March,
mine, including three men and their wives,
were baptized. From this time there has
been gradual accession to the church. At
one communion season, on the first Sabbath
in May, nineteen, most Of whom had been
baptized before, and some on that day, were
received by the right-hand Of fellowship
This was a day which will long be remem-
bered by as. Since the baptism in March,
the number baptized at one time has not
been. large but some have been added al
most every month. Since October, 1897,
two of The old church have been received,
thirty six have been added by baptism, one
by letter, one has died. During this period
. about the same number have been baptized
by the Methodists. Our present number is
107. Since the commencement Of this re-
vival, there have been fifty-nine added to the
Baptist Church. We would also gratefully
acknowledge the divine goodness in preser,
wing US in harmony and brotherly love ever
since the constitution of the church. The
Lord has done great things for US, whereof
we are glad.
"Affectionately yours"
(To be continued.
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DIED.

In Milledgeville Geo. Dec. 31st, Orange
Green, native of Brandon, VT and for the
last ten years citizen of Milledgeville. in
the 36th year of his age. He has left an af.
tectIonate wife and infant son to mourn an
lrreparable loss. Previous to his death, he
gave to his bereaved companion an assurance
OF Willingness to die. In the premature
death OF this amiable citizen and ACCOMPLISH
ed gentleman, the community and state have
met with loss which will be extensively
1eit and sincerely gretted.-G Geo. paper.
10 Barre, Jan. 8, Hon. Denison Smith, aged
about so years.
In Montpelier, 18th inst. Lucretia, wife of Mr.
Vim. Storrs, aged "a.
In Berlin, 26th ut. Maj. Josiah Benjamin, aged
In Atkinson. N. H. Lieut.. Ezekiel BelLnar.
aged over 100 years-a meritorious officer in the
revolution.