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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
VI. HART,
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.

Itro Doors rom the Virginia Bank.
'it subscriber Informs hls friends and the pub
hc generally, thar he keeps constantly on hand
a general assortment OF every article m tho Dress
lne.-Nud a. every article IA made ia town thu work
"lll be found 10 be good. HIS assortment consists.
IN part of
Blue, black, and colorcd Dress and Frock Coats
Steel mixed aud colored Big Coats:
Ladies and Gcntlemeu's Cloaks Of all de.c1jn-
lions;
Fur and Seal Gaps;
Cloth aud taSsr,cre Pantaoons;
Stocks shirts ~mnees, Stockenett Shlrs aud
Drawers Also,
thildrcn's Clohlng &c. &c &c. All of winch
will be sold low for cash
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July Is

AMES NJ. SMITH, having sold out his en-
- tire interest III the Lynclburg Democrat, to
Thomas l.. Wilson, Esq, will in future practice
Law, III the Superior and Inferior Courts of
Lynchburg, Campbell, and the adaccnt coun-
ties.-Any business entrusted TO his management
shall be promptly attended to-
~ Office III the first building below the
Franklin Hotel.
August Is W4w
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Rocky .NOw,f Races. EO,. 1 SIG.


TINIIE races over the Rocky Mount Course,
l. will commence, on Monday, the 18th day
OF October, 1896.
ftra Day-Sweepstakc mile heats, for three
year old colts and cs, 800 entrance, three or
more to make race, to be named and closed
before the 2Oh September, lS36, $50 forfeit.
Persons wishing 10 enter colts, may do so, by
making their entrance by letter with the propre-
tor by the time above mentioned.
!Sec0nd Day-Iockcy Tub purse $500, three
mile heats, free for horse mare or gcldlng, en-
trance $50
Ihud Day-Proprctor's purse $500, mile
heats, entrance SD.
IomM Day-i'roprictor'. purse so, mile
heats, entrance : 10.
Same Day-Swecpstake, mile heats, for 3
year oil colts and tllcs, 500 entrance, three or
more to make race, to be closed III like man
ner as the first day race SD forfeit.
The proprietor pledges himself TO have the
track good order and will also have his stables
well prepared for the reception of horses, stored
with every thing necessary for their accommodate
ton. The money will be paid to the winner, n,
the usual per cent.
HOPKINS NOWLIN, Proprietor.
August - WHO
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co VT NIcA1ION.
COMM NltATION.
IRON CllESTS-Ere and IHisl prOoE

IRON CllESTS-FUe and 1hiel Proof
Sner the robbery from the Iron Chests, in Nh
Bicknclls oti,cc, on the lGl much inquiry has
been made Is 10 the security Iron Chests both from
lle aud thieves aud rs there are many nIanuiactu
trtt oi ms dftielc each claiming for hnsethc
dll oil making the most secure rhcsts-nuw | am
bold To ntkrthc assertion and challenge proof 10 the
contrary, That III no Instance has chest ot mn man
n1aefan ever proved when put To the test, not 10 be
perfectly secure, both from Fire and Robbers. |
1nl induced 10 make these remarks from the notice
ni communication IN the Inquirer and Courier Of
10Th INST and as the public will he best able Judge
for themselves launeN the following certificates out
ct many have received, to prove that chests are
all that warrant them 10 be- and assure the publ,
they may place c'rIN confidence in the chests the,
may purchase of me OF my agents.
JOHN SCOTT,
Ih,.l
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Lands near Lynchblsrc.

ID RSCANr to a decree OF Hastings the Cour,
L Tor the Corporation of l., nchburg, pronoun-
ccd on the ith day of August, 1896, in a Chance
~ suit therein depending, between Anna ANTHONY,
Plaintiff, and Charles l.. Nlosby and others, De-
iendants the undersigned, the Commissioner in
said decree named will on the 18th day of Sep
tember 1880, on the premises, expose TO sale by
way OF Public Auction, the three following valua-
bic TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the coun-
~ of Campbell, near the town of Lynchburg, and
belonging TO the estate of Christopher Anthony,
deceased, viz:
ONE TRACT containing Ia acres, more or
less, purchased by the said Christopher Anthony
of John NJ. Otey.-This tract is represented to be
heavily tnbcred, and of good soil
ONE TRACT supposed TO contain between
500 and 400 acres, (but the exact quantity will be
aScertaned by survey, previous to the day of
saIc,) bounded by the lands of John Percival, Mi
caiah Davis, Freedman Moore, Gate Judge Dam
ic's y and others. This tract lies but few miles
below Lymchhurg, on the main stage road, has
upon tia plantation in a high state of improve
ment by Lime, Clover, &c; Vineyard of choice
Grapes, and excellent Orchards.
ONE TRACT containing 1874 acres more or
less, situated ON the head waters of Opposum
Creek, adjoining the lands of Lambeth and 9th
crS, and being the same purchased by the said
Christopher Anthony OF George X. Cabell.
TERMS OF SALE. For the first mention
ed tract OF la acres, cash will be required to the
extent of the debt and interest in said decree mem
toned, as due to the said John NJ Otey, and the
expenses Of the sale of that tract. For the bal
ance OF the purchase money of that tract, and for
the whole OF the purchase money of the other two
tracts, IA credit of q, l. and Is months (eou;I in
Stalments,) will be given, the purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security, and the title to
he lands to be retained as further security.
CllALES l.. MOSBN, Comm'r.
Aug. t5S
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS John ilorsley, by cens,n deeas
w of trust recorded IN the souniIes oi Amherst.
Nelson and Buckingham. has conveyed To me un,
liersgned for the purposes ct the trusts e"i''neo
=, ,L. deed the debts due 10 him in those counties
and elsewhere and many oithcm are nnilquida'-
81 md As we could not well SETTLE them ourselves,
or attend might he necessary To make collections
we have thought 1t advisable 10 employ the sald
IIor,le, n an AGENT TO attendto these things MS
notice Is therefore 10 apprize all concerned that the
said IIorslev has full authority our agent to act
- tLese matters and in addition, cannot
nersonall. supefntend the Mill and Plantation, the
,s,d Horsley aut horised do but to be at al
times under our control.
FREDERICK NJ CABELL,
ALEXANDER MI NDY.
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" lRGlNlA :-Atrules held in the clerk. office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, for Bedford county, the 18th day of July, ls;h
William Durrt and William Settle, PITTS,
against
Jacob Depcw, adm. of James Depew dec, john
Jared, Phpot Nichols and Joseph Wilson, deft..
The defendant John Jared, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to the act
of Assembly aud the rules OF this court and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he is IN
habitant of this commonwealth it is ordered TINT
he do appear here, on the first day of the
and answer thebill of the plaintiffs that this order
be inserted in some newspaper published IN the
town of Lynchburg, for Two months successne,,
and posted at the front door of the courthouse oihs
county, on some court day.
a Copy-Teste.
J. WILSON, Crk.
July III w2m
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NOTICE.

Di virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub.
-. scnbcrs by Ezekiel Wright bearing date, the
18th day of September, 1927, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Franklin county, for certain
purposes therein expressed shall proceed SELL
to the highest bidder for cash. at the said Ezekiel
Wrght's dwelling house. in the county of Franklin,
on the 10Th day of October next, "A certain tract or
parcel of Land lying and being in the county afore.
said, containing hundred and forty seven acres,
more less, SO much thcreofas will be sufficient
tor the purposes OF said trust.-Acting trustees.
Shall convey such title only is vested in us by
said deed. HENRY CARPER. J >,
WIN. DDDD i'"''''s'
july Is w}m
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NOTICE.
j DIN i. FLO \ ID,
AIIORNEN Al LAW

As opened al Office for the location OF Lands
! III the States VI Arkansas and Mississippi. lie
VIII attend with pronptnc,s aud punctuallty. all
business put into his hands aud will see that the first
quality Of lands IS secured for those who may employ
hun 10 selcct them
Helena, Arkansas, September BIN
& , Letters addressed 10 HIM at Helena, Arkansas,
viii attended to.
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SCOTT'S PATENT
Asbestos Fire Proof Iron Chests,

'INllE annexed certificates show IN what high e.-
! tmation the above chests are held II the North
In addition TO then secuIy, they possess the adyan-
'dst oi great convenience, as Il place in whIoh TO
deposit money and important papers. \ constant
supply, OF different szes, tor sac hy
GEORGE BAGBI, Lgachjug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

" IRGlNIA AT n court held for Al
county, at the Courthouse, on the 2CrI, d..
of July, 1896 '"f
henpcn u. iailfer. Pl'td.
1ganst
Isaac White and Zachariah White. c,oo...
of Conycrs White, sen, dec Dh, 'ois
In CuANcEgY.
On motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel. md
appearing To the satisfaction OF the com, :,
the defendant, Zacharas Whites not an ,L .''a'
tant of this country, and without the mr,.d,a,''
ofthis court il is ordered, that the SAIL l. .oh
dant do appear here, on or before the f,al.,
Monday in October next, and answer the l Ian
the plaintiff, and that copy of this ords, !"
forthwith inserted i'll the Lynchburg Virpimau he
newspaper published i'll the town of LyncLlm.la
for two months successfully, and another -
thereof be posted at the front door Of Inc cow" "
house OF this county, on some court dav 'il,
Copy-Teste,
>, ;. GARLAND, CIR.
AugustS- WIN
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August p
DAGGER'S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

NHESE Springs ready for the reception
L of 100 visitors. The cabins first are rate, fur
niture all new, and the fare it is needless to say
any thing to the numerous visterS who have been
at the table or in the bar of the hospabe and en-
terprising Manager, Mr.. Charles l.. Dibrell. We
dislike putting, but we believe we are fully borne
out IN saying, that better water, better table, OF
better wines and liquors, cannot be found at an!
similar establishment in the United States. Inc
roads are as good as individual exertion will allow"
by the next season we hope to have turnPIAJJ
completed, that will cross the Natural Bridge anu
pass by our door. DIBRELL & WATKINS
AUG D bt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

LiBERA.-We inserted in our columns. some
Gays since, an interesting letter from Liberia writ.
zen ny an emlgrani from Norfolk, Virginia. We
give below another letter on the same subject
from an intelligent Mississippi emigrant, WHOSE
STATEMENTS are equally favorable to the clna,.
heai'hiness, and fertility ofihe colony. The letter
was addressed to the Rev Mr. BUTLrn. Of Nj
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lbss. l'EEU;0s'$


= i y.
TILE Pills composed tntcA Vegetable natter an
highly hen hcn il the md u biuus
plants, They act specially the whcu
oilhe cN'enr"t function, which, suffered
would produce rthe Jauulicr, Liver
f"Nc leSc' aud Aur
all ""fpnr al tho howr. hoy net like charm.
thu To
freely tho
hr'n at all periodic without
To Southern climate. should by
take These pll Ihctf
impaired fnt climate should he without
these fis Of thu taken ocs,onal,,
much suffering
loct of Keeping regular
boNoi. thu. "r",nr To he absorbed and mingled
unas.imihted ids IhSI drascs
eo"hden that who he,e ili.
or ato' feel Wiling Ia b" without tomIh.
shds seakhH ~ the highest at their be
but tho ngh reputation nr +. Ia.
"ttho PATENT VEGETABLE MEDiCIN L. STOMA,'IuC l. TT
lEfAih a. Tor tho cur" OF Dyspepsia aud i,er complaints,
Auth'iHh If
heir Niftno. They contain particle ,u-
rd'n that d"es n"t net harmony with heah oppo.e
!
hrnrhe.l aa7 " 'ad"rc"den, Of their enoet,
bo,hoe asd deob.r"cni acting .crotug
functions mus renfhenms the while trv
structun Medicines wlir no
qunr a Ltac the patient repeated un Az. Tia, fu
! dation II lung catalogue Of ChroH,S arc,sc,.
hr T. having hren educated under ,mu.u an
man, toa ~ III" South where disease, ob,t,.
character prevail eon.cr. h,W,rf well qualified udso
E hsiurh VI iise'.cs idont Ia clinairs.
Prepared icy Joseph rnssly fo'cr,, u. p. n +
institution TOT III" obstinate of
remedies, NJ" i2H Liberty New York
pt,et"t. E'chb"r oosa.. iofs rll.. Pace 80 cents.
W. fresh supply ct the above Medicines JUS,
/ received and Tor sale by DAVID K. LYMAN, and
can be had IN almost every town III the State.
Feb. - wI2m
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RE NOV Al.

hR ROBERT q. JENNINGS has removed
- ms office 10 the small framed tenement ncAt
door below the office OF Abun Mcdaniel, Esd aud
opposite the Union Hotel. He may always be found
lhe'e or at thu residence Of ms lather adjoining
Nh l.. Fletrhrf'.
Sept
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July
Mr.. John Il. Ere

Mr.. John q. Ere
INAkE NOTICE That, on the 17th and
L 19thdays of September, at 5. & NJ. II. Gar
lands Law Office, in Lynchburg, we shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of John F. johnson,
lPy. b. Ely, Richard Chiffon, Samuel Garland
and others, and at Campbell Court house, ON the
23d, John Alexander's and others all to be read
in the trials of your suits severaly against us,
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Montgomery county, on the
Law side of said court, when and where YOU may
attend in person or by attorney.
JAMES BARNETT.
HENRY EDMUNDSON.
AUGUST - 4w
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DECK, WEXFORD & Co. having bous

HvEVN, WETEFOKD q GO. having bought
u the stock and accepted the contract for
carrying the mail between this place and Browns,
are IN future, responsible for It's transportation.
All those having claims against William
smith, by his agents, or otherwise, will forward
tncm to me at this place, postage pad,) before
the first of September next, or they will not be
considered to exist. II just the object is to make
provision for their payment.
JAMES Nj. SMITH
Aug Il WY
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PuuhDfLpuIN, Dec. I, 1S3j.
Mr.. John Scott-Dcm Sir: The FIR, proof chest
winch recently purchased of Won. has shown itself
eapab" oi resisting Other attacks thanthose of ire
Ate" weeks since, some robbers broke lato my place
ol business apparently for long time busily en-
pioN'd IN attempting 10 force open the doors of the
noh ch'S' "l'l various kinds of implements but for
innacly ior me, a, | had some money IN the drawer
they were compelled to give up the attempt, and dc
pant without any booty.
GEORGE W. WHARTON.
September > >.
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THE LvNcuBuRG FAIL RACES

TWILL commence en- Tuesday, The 20ih Sep
w TENDER, aud continue loui DAYS
Isl day-A stake Tor colts and filies, YEAR old.
Q mile heats 500 entrance, $50 forfeit, five sub
scrbers aud closed.
Pasehal Buford names Rowley, by Star
William :. HAYNES" { Daniel Star, by Star
Charles W. McClanahan,
Isaac H. Oliver names b Travis, by STAR
William :. Ilaynes" b Ned Collier, by Murat,
end day--Proprietor pure 600, two mlls heat.,
entrance fifteen dollars.
ID day-Pursc 2OO Two mile heats, Sl5 entrance.
9TH day-Jockey Club Purse $3.50, three mile
heats, entrance 20 dollars.
The money Tor each days race, will be pad TO the
winner subject to the usual discount
Good Stables aud litter furnished fer race horses
gratis. MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
august
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NEGROES.

F6Nht Subscriber will at all times, pay the highest
- cash price for likely young Negroes Persons
having such TO sell, viii do We'll 10 cali on him.
VI HART.
jan. Il 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

nay" had one OF Mr. John Scouts Iron Frc Proof
nests IN my counting house for the last year. and
d"ttnt that time have had my counting house bro.
ken open twice, and robbed of what could he obtain
90 ID" my books, papers, &c. were entirely prescr-
'ea nom depreciation, having been kept in the chest
II one tllne IN particular, every exerton was made
I" break II open hat without success II WI. also
,oned I" the door for the purpose of taking II OH,
nut the attempt was unsuccessful
THOMAS RIDGEIN Lumber Nrrcban,
Philadelphia, \ovcmbcr27, 1881
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MASONIC NOTICE.

FElIt Funeral Of our late brother John Elsle,
! will be preached at the residence oi III, moth
e., b, the Rev. James Ale Aden. on the fast sun
DAY IN October. The brethren Of adjoining Lodges
and all regular Nasons, are invited TO aneud-fhc
procession will form at house of Col. Thos. ).
Jones. near Mfs. Eases'.
Is, order of Pusyl.anla Lodge, No. p,
o. l.. IIAMBLETON, !Seery.
September no
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JOHN SCOTT,
50 Dock street

Tins is Ia certify, that the Iron Chest OF 2lt Pin
hlgh aud Ism. wide, winch we now deliver to Mr.
John scott, ol Philadelphia, (and who we have brcu
c,cdlblN informed made it, was in our compiling
house during the obstructive tire. 10Th july last ON
SMITHS wharf in tins city contained all our iupor-
liant books, atd several Vi liable papers, and also, Sc
Nsral bank notes all ot much were taken out in SAT-,
condition, after beng IN the midst of the danes
about two hours; the Chest was heated red hot as
its anpcInlurr Srill iu,ltr,i,s
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IMPORTANT SALE.

IN OBEDIENCE to the decree OF the Circuit
L Superior Court OF Law aud Chancrry for the
town OF l.Ynchhurg, pronounced on the 22d day OF
January ls}6, in the cause therein depending be
tween
John Floyd admir- of Ann Drake and Other PTS,
against.
John Boyd, Thomas Boyd, and others Delrs.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
SAID decree Tor one OF them) will, on THURSDAY the
Ind day OF september next, il fair, but II not the
neNiar day thereafter, proceed, upon the premises
TO SELL by the way Of public auction, to the he hest
bidder, Tor cash, upwards OF
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NV HoRK Dec 20, 1875.
Mt. John Scottish; Ia an,wc CT to your injuries
We believe that your pacut Asbestos Chests are full,
as good 1t the. do not surpass, any other chests that
We nave ever seen. We therefore recommend them
TO the attention oi all persons Who wish To supply
themselves with mon Chests. The following facts
w'll enable every person to Judge At the time of
Tue great hte on the 10th, had sinclc tone of
them oi Your manuaetur-) Iron Chests in which
we put onr valuable books. papers, notes, and mo-
hrN' The chests we've exposed To the same heat for
about seven hourS-and on beng opened YOUR chest
was ionhd To have preserved every thing thai had
hPu' 'h'o II bat OF the contents Of the other
chest not atcStIge was lclt unconsuinc,l.
Very respectfully, your obt. servants
lit BEARD \ CASEY.
he above was the only patent Asbestos chest that
was m tn, re, and numerous witnesses are willing
'd ready Ia tcsti, To the ruthof the above ccrtG
cue ''pcfs ATE perfectly secure IN these chests
nom thieves. ~ several attempts have b.cn made to
open them without success of which several certlh
Gates may be seen Al the office otthc subscriber
JOHN SCOTT.
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Monday IN October next, and answer the hIl
the plaintiff and that copy of this ord,
forthwith inserted i'll the l.ynchburg Virgim,,
newspaper published IN the town of Lynchh,,.
for two months successfully, and another =, -
thereof be posted at the front door of me co "e
\ Copy-Teste,
GARLAND, CIR
August q. w2m
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Cle,I,..,,
flee of the Circuit Superior Count of Law VI. VI
Chancery for the county ofNeson, in the mon,G y,
July, 1886. VI
Robert Rives, administrator of Jesse CI,,l,..
"e' ~ Plalnna
John Jacobs, David 5. Garland George n l.
cobs, and William Massie, executor OF David L.
Gods aee IL Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants John Jacobs and George r l.
cobs, not having entered their appearance and a.
ven security according to the act of Assembly I
the rules OF this Court, and appearing BY sat,,t
tory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of I'm
country; it's ordered, that the said Defendants d.
appear here on the first day of September Term MY,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that e,n
of this order be forthwith inserted in .srhe IxncE
burg Nirginlan," Il newspaper published in the tow,
Of Is uchburg, for two months successfully. and am,
ther copy thereof be posted at the front door of b
Court house OF this county, ON some Court day
\ Copy-Tese,
Ro. c. CUTLER, crk.
July lo WIN
" VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clcn 5 on
fee of the Circuit Super or Court OF Law and
Chaneery for the county of Nelson, in the month
of July, 1890.
Dan'e llgginbo'han, Plhaia,
against
Charles 4. Jacobs, and William Massie, E.eco
tor OF David Jacobs, decd, bet,
In Cn,NcERy.
! The defendant Charles 4. Jacobs not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according 10
the act of Assembly, and the rules ufthls Count and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that hc Is not
an lhhaban OF this country, ii is ordered, TIM the
sand defendant do appear here on the first da> OF
September Term next, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in = The Lynchburg Nirginian, a new,pl-
/ per published III the town of Iypchburg, for Two
months successfully, and another copy thereof be
posted at the front door of the Court-hou Of tins
county, on some Court dav.
A Copy-Teste
RO. {. CUTLER, Crk
July II WIN
! VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Of
/ fee of the Circuit superior Court of Law aud
! Chanccry tor the county of Nelson, i'll the month Of
| July, 1896.
| Willis II. Wills Mayo Cabell, and Robert H. A.
derson, late merchants and partners, trading under
the style and firm OF Willis IL. Wills X Co.
Plaintiff,
! against
! John Jacobs and William Masse, executorofDa-
vld Jacobs, decd. Defendants,
IL CnANoERY.
! The defendant John Jacobs, not having entered
! his appearance and given security, according to the
act OF Assembly, and the rules ct tins Court, andu
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
nhabItant OF this country it is ordered that the SAID
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August q

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerk'so
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of La. -,
Chancery for the county ofNelson, in The non,b =,
July, 1886 VI
Robert Rives, administrator of Jesse CIa,t<a.
deed, pl,,,,a'
against
John Jacobs, David 5. Garland, George r. l.
cobs, and William Massie, executor of David l.
cobs. dec'd D,tc,J
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so TOWN LOTS.
2O3 .ACIs ES

IN the village OF Pattonsburg, opposite TO Buc
an. And also i'll lots of convenient size
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I.lBE
FROM LIBERIA.

We received yesterday the Liberia Herald Of
June 30th, from which We make the following OK
tracts, at random, as going 10 show, perhaps more
convincingiy than any elaborate s,a,eme /, the
progress oil the Colony:
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the CLERK Of
hce OF the Circuit superior Court of Law aud
Chanccry tor the county of Nelson, in the month Of
July, 1896.
Mills II. Wills. Mayo Cabe and Robert II. an
derson, late merchants and partners, trading under
the style and firm OF Willis IL. Wills X Co.
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" lRGlNlA AT rules holden in the CIcrhs on
fee OF the Circuit Super or Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county of Nelson, in the month
OF July, 1880
Daniel Ilieginbothan, Plhp If