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-EENUINE POLANDRIA OIl"-A sure East
NJ Indian for the Rheum isnThis foandria OH is the
essential oil extracted from the Pon.ra and nfihle
for TIN distressing disorder The rheumatism in al! its
Fer sale by r. Burne Co., 5l0 Greenwich d,,s be-
Spring; Patrick Dicki AIS Broadway LpeEsrd
street; J. Syrr 81 Bowey, Of Walker rect; and Dr.
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NUMBER 1874.
-.7 FINN BuIwet's Isienzi.1 ~
LOVES EXCUSE FOR, SADNESS.

:. tel i.t rapture wholly;
fst <ses tiis htzrt that's klrd with love g. - Il
kufs DER with me laEchsy. ,-,i,,..... 81. -. -
To streams that glide IN noos, the shade
ffe.n suhaasr sk,es 10 give,; nf,s ii l.ai.i 49,
so. q my breast rejects tie cloud.
" lis Int The cloud Of Heaven >. eafHi tfhs ~ rr
Thlne image glsssd Within my ssul "a =, 5,,rs 49,.
50 well The mirror kecpeih
Ins., ch'de me Iso fwiih the light esisii RI
NJ The shadow siso slsepeih ss lsas y,s,.s- Il ID.
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IN COAPANY-Peons effect assurances with tins Com
pany on lives the lives OF othe and either for the
whole duration of life for limited period The paymens 81
premium NAV either made Annually, in gross
P'e"'- ID
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NEw-yoRK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1886.
COUGHS, COUGHS.-cORBYN,sC COUGH LO1en

(NOCGHS, COUGHSs-CORBYN'S COUCH Lolcn-
~ GERS prepared ny Corbyn &-Co, 80 Hoboin LONDON
The< L,seeefs are universally allowed BY Pyaus d the
highest stsiag II the best prepar
Coughs Gods As,hnas nc offered public; many thou
sa~d Pss. have sxpersnsed ih. happy aud sslsy sc,
many VI whom have been by smatic and coumpvs complaints
so taihe bri If the They proaos asd easy
eusorsos, and tendesey ind4maql " soe-
raj oppFron keskc Priced .
pei box Jingle box viii be found uG lent most
esfer Of Frankfort Franklin Square, hs only ss< fsr The
city. = Jan H-Iu
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DERSIAN SWEET BAGS.-An, invoice Of Edes
manufacture celebrated for seeming Trunks, Drwrs &C.,
rendering moths &c For sale e Dozen
or single one BY RUSHTON ASPINWALL, .
dec is IS William street. and Ito Broadway.
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r,I, upon which will be allowed as follows
Upon any Sleo irredeemabe for year, per Ct
I01,r for months per ct
100, for 2 MONTHS perct
~ Efla -H TRUSTEES.
VIM Bard SamL Thompson, II. C. De Rhsm
Thomas w Is,1toy. Bronson, Jonathan Goodhue,
wm. b. Lawrehre, Peter iiemsen, james Mcbride,
Jacob Loriard, Stephen Warren, John Rathbsne, il.
John Ducr james Kent, p. g. Stuyvesant,
Peter Harmony, Nathaniel Prime, Thos. J. Oakley,
g. Van Rensselaer,, N. Deyereux, Siephn whiiney,
John g. Costsr Benz. knoyef John y Astor, .tf
Thos SuTern Cuban C.verp!anok, Benz. l. Swan,
'"'' ''"'''' VIM BARD President
f. u. JOHNSTON, Physician 10 The Company. sep sly
CTAMMERING CURED.-Thes subscriber ha. loea-
- Ted himself in this city for the purpose OF curing Stammeng
and speech And has takea No.
Western Hel where he will attend all who
NAV call him. need his serces Having been himself
he avaed Of the modes Of taught BY the celebrated
Mr. Leigh York and Dr. Chapman of Philadelphia with
out success Bat after long and patient
affection, he has succeeded in invenBg
made appic him. This system has in several instances
in which had resisted the most skfu treat
ha failed to elect complete
Being have been nhis city who profess
curing ammeIing and whose system Inadequate
having spent about year in the instruction Of
others himself he feels perfect
coming bere the public of this city, bringing ample testimony
TO convince the scepc Of the superiority Of his system
the that all attended its
associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair, recently
Of hrs pupils assistant BY this aTrangemen' ladies Will
be taught in separate class
Terms IS 80 dollars according TO the nature Of the
and the of applicant. in all will be
e,araI,ecd or the money will he refunded. rt F. ~ s
further culars inquire OF The subscriber at his rooms or
- ;sn ia-5m HENRY WELLS.
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HENRY WELLS.
GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
N ERSAL MEDICINE. manufactured in this Country ny

CENUINE HXGEiAN = ~. M L
GEORGE SYLVESTER, Hrom England, whO alone j. passes
ED e s m 's'si So by
half the price Of The E %g9Isa ,ssf's OF CURE
4 soi-'N7--- New York. November 2. 1885.
De. desire e de !. .e ySp ,os
for extraordinary case Of cure elected s mean, OF
ySs ss sss IN Ss
be Is brief s t.b:e you be enabled 10 make i
y wn re- On the y w s'ss
ssa Oh. what {. ss %
until within short time past He has bee treated sy some he
ms H.. saasrins consequently depaea Of hi.
again having the former advantage in The use OF ms actea arm
questions which in few days use Ar
relief Afterwards his complaint assumed more more aggravated form
ssc receiving this symptom Of The good effect. Of
.ss h ss. ua he ooE pills day.
which gained great relief and he after about three months
ypsr medicine in fever and and other com
plants would recommend those Afflicted viii. my d''0rdel
" virtues Respectfully subscribed william Il sGT ss EEL
Mr. George Sylvester rs -fa
Certificate Of other extraordinary in which this invaluable
medicine ha. bee. equy he seen al he ore Of
c0neo"sr Asf" l' Fulton 'rs' ss dee sd
MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER 'rpIi.ee .. The
M pubic sh he ss where s is s" S
treatment and es Of sssn delicate f weEns
the blood and such baed The skill Of Surgeons less
rieuced this profession Strangers apprised e
Dr. Glover completed the regular study obtained
Medicine and Surgery in Philadelphia therefore DE
Sire among the number ct those advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found IN every PUB
ic print.
second door from hour during
day and eyeping until 10 O'Clock There to his
Offices through his store che second heing the third docf
rom the Museum, through private entrance his Office door
JANIS i'o's ~" f-' - = ~ - : :
vUvTyEc Old CALEN,S HEAD, " Peek slip.-D >
EVANS superior method curing certain disease,
veav acknowledged this city, Also Glee Structures Fs
las arising from the Impurities OF e hoe TIE
medicines mild safe, expeditions, and regularly improve th
strength charges reasonable and the cure IL warranted
feet without confinement hndrance from 5usnes.recsH and
ra eaes cured DAYS without particle OF Mercury
Sirscefy experience difficulty IN making cacs
DR. E. respectfully soiciis CALL which will enable them TO exei
else Their ugmen-hs eSpes In extensive fespfa a
America will he confident enable him 10 give per
feet ssti,cton who favor him vita their confidence
jinl5
Spice BlTTERS.-Those Bter have been loag cele-
y hzle peculiar virtue in ifyng and strengthening
the appetite and help Digestion sweeen
and purify blood distractions and are ound sey use
full in removing they produce sweetness OF the breath
removing ali and bechng and are great pre-
ofhe year but particularly the spring. by bacing the
fbres dagreesble ssne and weakness
arising too krqueny caxaiun tine approach ct warm
weather Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail,b !. -
nov6 NATHAN r. GRAHAM So Cedar-st N YORK.
DEMEDY FOR FRECKLES.-Thls r-medy Is a
H discovery Of Dr. Mchax Professor OF Anatomy al
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Mgn fe Odontica nalbe for the Toothache and
restoring the teeth and health and and arresng
OF decaved ccth and purifying and breath
DR. Stm. Magnetic Odonca has the preference and
psronized by the medical faculty ofthe highest reputation and
rightly bestowed where truth and justice IT, and
Of intelligent and thinking mind should
The ingredients IL which DR.. Slmans Magnetic Oontics
poed perfectly harmless and is health preerver the
fs and mouth and lover Of good teeth who value
the teeth and wish hem should not be without il For
sale By Bsrnrt &Co, $40 Greenwich street.
Spring. Patrick Dickie 4i3 Broadway and BY j. Syme
cry, of Walker street. Price 81. adj jan4-f
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OUSPENSORY BANDAGES.-A general assori
ment Of The articles for sale No2 Ann street rs

VI Seminal Weaknesses Whites Irritation Of The Kidneys. Bad
Urinary Canal Glands Pains in The Loin and
eng standing, be speedily curei by the
of only bottle Of Dr. Homes magnnm Borum prepare
lion sarsaoar choicest materials which has stoed the
te xpeeuoe and should be used all BY
lie femie trouSlsd wi the above diseases IN all
their Fur A. Underhi sc Beekman,
Of William; j. Colvl j 45s Broadway, cor OF 'roome E.
by r. Austin4 Camne Price S2 per bottle jan
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DATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.-

4 a
For pcasannss, expedition and certainty Is infinite
Of superior other medicine for the Of be ITCH;
certain in lis that has filled IN instance
whatever ef efsctay curing thai di,sgeeshe disorder IN
the United States doe. not contain the least particle ct
applied with the safety 70 the most delicate lady
during tepdee infants One box is fos
grown person ard divided children Fur sale ny
GOV IS naifl Tr--t l.iiss1 , NATHAN p. GRAHAM
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CONSUMPTION.-DrLov eman's B ain fGilead. Balm
~ in all the different best medicine exa and
should always have trial. medicinal proPertie, setruy
For sale by Patrick Dickie, Ais Broadway; Lyme s.
cents per bottle jan 26-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

This Paper is published every Frday, at THREE DOL LARS per annurn payable in adyance-or FOUR DOLLARS at the end of the year.
 No subscriber will be considered paying in advance, unless payment be made previous to the receipt othe cond number
 No paper will be discontinued, {exccpt ct the discre ton of the Editor until all arrearages have been paid
 -Leters addressed to the Editor must be paid or they will not be attended to.
 TERMS OF ADYERTISING.-Nine lines or un- der first insertion, DoLLAR-each continuance FIF- "
 Advertisements which exceed square by two lines will be charged as tzoo squares.
 When the advertisements of any person advertising by the year exceed, any nnna6ef ONE FOURTH of q eoiumn the excess will be charged at the common rates.
 All advertisements to this office for publications without the number of insertions being specified, will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 Persons who advertising by the year, will be expected continue at least six months they will be charged at the ordinary rates of advertising
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
REPORT:

An act of the Legislature, approved 2srd October looo' made the duty of the Auditor to apply to the several Land Officers in Arkans for lists Of all lands the month of January,'' to assessors of tsxes x K several counties, so much of fhose Iis.s s Y lands in their respective counties. -
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
BALLARD & COLSON. Old Lake, 12 miles from Colum6ia, Chicot colnty, .Arkansas.
Auditors and Treasurer's Reports.
ATo1roRss RzPoar.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
 LITTLE RocK, ARKANSAS,
 l2th September. IS36.
To Hrs ExcELLrScY JAMES S. CONWAY.

Gousrnor ef the State of yar1ansos
 SIR-The change which our-country has made. from Territorial to that of State Government renders # important that the Auditor in the discharge of his du- " should lay before the Executive the financial con dlton of Arkansas which he has the honor to do h ts following " N '''0
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
$500 REWARD.

D AN AWAY from the plantation of the I@ lG subscribers, early in the month of May kIEAz] last three negro men, viz: GEORGE HEN fx@tEf 7 RY or HARRY, and sometimes calls him. self George gs Bassard He is of yellow com II inches hgh stout built, about 2S years old and has large the right side of the lower part of his abs domen, caused by the cut of knife. He is remarkably fond flquor and when intoxicated talks great deal He at one time belonged to gentleman by the name of Nbbs, resident of Alabama, and detected may claim him as his owner. We purchased the said negro from Benjamin Hughes, and MT. Hughes from Messrs Bug gard and Steuart, of this county.
 JOHN CALBERT, of dark yellow complexion. laroe flat mouth white at the lower part of the nostrs quite slim and boney, and in talking draws his words long and slow. He is about feet high and 9 years old. .' ROBERT DOUGLAS, of the same complications a iow heavy-set fellow, 20 9 years old smooth face ana very little beard, talks slow and broken
 we Will give the above reward for the above descr eo three negroes hundred dollars for either of sem' II delivered to us confined in any jail so that we can get them.
 BALLARD So COLSON,
 Old Lake, l2 mites. from Co1untbia, oe - Chicot county .4rkansas. ihe Jousnal Louisville, Whig, Cincinnati, and En- 9a'fef, Memphis, will each give the above four inser- eons and forward their accounts to this office for pay-
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WANTED.

T this office, to learn the printing business, two A boys about l5 Is years of age and whe can read and write we'll Boys from the country would be preferred
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
4 STATEMENT.

shering the gross amount of ,rarrans drarn on the Treasurer of .4fhdnsas, under tte appropriations of 1885, from he 1st dag of October 1885, 10 the l2th day of September, 1886, inclusipe, ty E. N. CoN- WAY, .fudifoy
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
". H. ROGERS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, HAS located at Columbia, ARK. He will practise in
 tEe 4th Judicial District, and in the Superior Court at Little Rock and will attend punctuay to all business entrusted to his care.
 Nov. 24, 1S35.-36-1y
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
information, and suggested things which deem i'm. portan now close this report have the honor to be- sir,
 With great respect,
 Your obt servant

I1IfAD N. OOIV Aly .1UdstoTs NoTE.--Ihe annexed statement marked A, shows the gross amount of warrants drawn on the Treasurer ot Arkansas, under the appropriations of 1885, from the is day o October 1885, to the l2th day of Sep- tember 1886, inclusive
 he annexed statement marked E, shows the gross amount of warrants drawn on the Treasurer of Arkan- sas' from the lst day of October, 1885, to the l2h day of September lS36s inclusive, and how appliod
 E. N CONWAY
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
Bl A STATEMENT,

shoo,ng he gross amount of marrants dra,cn on fhs Treasurer of .4rkansas from Ae Ist ddy of October, 1885, 10 the l2h day c September 1886, inclusive. and hose applied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

td4 aay q ,'s "".e.. .tou'd run vi. aud hs
proves thai If one of them should be- forced oil bv
a sufficiently powerful lever thu others would re-
man upon the tracks aud perform their dnv.
Mr Phantom intends 10 demonstrate hy another
model, thai his plan may lie adapted 10 all the
present rails, and prove, that even with such
wheels, If they have the faculty Of turning upon
themselves tic car will be no more in danger of
running oui Of the track, and that, by having no
more aAletfoes to break, travelling upon railroads
will no more be followed by those scenes OF ho,-
ror al y nieh humanity vii siluddcr.
Then, we conclude that Mr.. Plantous plan
ought 10 be adopted, soon as possible, Tor hu-
nanl,s sake, though IT offers great advantages
for economy IN the construction Of railroads.
". J. Star.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

SOURCE OF THE MIssIssIrri.-Wc lind Tie fol-
lowing interesting article relative 10 the source OF
tho Mississippi, in tho St Louis Bulletin, Of the
2ilh ult:
The distinguished French astronomer and ma
lllemaIleian NJ. J. y. Nicolet, engaged in
tour of scientific observation through thr differ
ent states and territories of the Union, has recent
" visited the northern regions Of the u. States and
succeeded in penetrating farther into the Interior,
with view oil making the discovery Of the true
source of the srcnl Father of Water, )" than has
been before accomplished. MI Niccoci left
Fort Smelling, mouth of the s.. Peters, about
three months since, and at great expense and rou-
Bile, transported his splendid set of astronomical
and Other instruments through country Offering
obstacles At every step, taking vantage of
every opportunity 20 ascertain attitudes, longudes
the magnetic variations and dips, the intensity OF
the force ol gravity, geological AMI nnrraoe ica
examinations, and indeed every other obsers ,uioh
connected with the sciences, which nigh, be con-
sidcred useful. not only to himself and the vari-
Gus scientific and literary societies in Europe and
hthr L. ). 10 which he belongs, bat to the whoir
scientific world
In this short space of time, Mr.. y. has made
more than two thousand astronomical obsetva-
tons, bessie. noting many other important facts,
calculated to enable him to carry out fully and
satisfactorily the important objects of his expcdi-
ton to the source of the Mississippi. His maps
and charts have been examined by "A correspon-
dent OF ours whose knowledge of the greater por-
ton Of the country through which Mr. y. passed,
! i, general and accurate, and pronounced to be
most perfect. They fully establish tue Lin,
and ionpltnie 81 many Of the most remarkable
! places in the Northwestern region of the L.
States. BY the important discoveries Of Mr. Nj
co!Iet, We arr put i'll possession OF the valuable ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

Oni OF this income the President and Directors
have directed Sl49S0,32, for necessary current
and probable contingent expenses and have dlvi-
drd the balance of Sl7, 500 among the Slockhold-
ers being 50 30 cents on each snare and much
more than SIX per cent, of interest, on the cost OF
that portion Of the road which produce, the in
come. While this exhibit confirms all the anti
clpalons which have been made as to the produce
,iveness a Inc work from the sportation of pas
Scngcrs ii also shows the regular increase each
month IN the amount received for the iransporta-
ton Of produce and merchandise.
Richmond Compiler
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
E1ETRCAL.
z4ss From shs Tokea Of 1887.
n NAME I'M THE SAND.

hYH, T. oorLp.
Alope walked the ocean strand.
A pesriy shell was in my hand,
Istopped and wrote upon the sand
BY name, tue year. the day.
A. onward from the spot passed.
Oue lingering look behind | cast,
A wave came rolling high and fast
And washed m, lines away.
And 90, me,hough;. twill shortly be
With every mark on earth from me
A wave of dark oblivon's sea
win sweep across the place
Where have trod the sandy shore
OF time. aud oees 10 be no moie,
Dime. my day, the name bore
To leave no tgaeA OF trace.
And vet. with HIM who count. tho sands,
And holds the waters ia his handle.
Ikpow a lasting record stands,
inscribed asalnst my name,
OF all this mortal part has wrought,
Of all this thinking soul has thought
Add from these acetiug moments caught
For glory, or for shame
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IN CnANcERY.

" lhHlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office
oithe county court of Prince Edward, on tue
3d day OF October, 1886:
stephen Bostick and Rhesa Bostick, plaintiffs
4lgainst
Nathan Bostck, John Bostick, Littleberry be-
,ck' Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his wife formeH
agatha Bostck, Lucy Bostick, Floyd Bostick 10
sian Cheadle, Isham X. Cheadle, Martha A. Chtl,
aie' Edward o. Almond and Judith w his wife ana
Jesse Hughes, defendants,
In CHANcERY.
he defendants, Nathan Bostick, John Bostlcs'
..ttiebery Bostick, Lucy Bostick, Floyd BOsIlc1'
nathaniel Beale aud Agatha his wife, formerly ae'
ina Bosch, not having entered their appearance pl
gwen security, according to the act of Assemb! ap.
'he rules OF this Court, and it appearing that tn'
are not inhabitants ofths Commonwealth: On n"
'on OF the plainttlst by counsel i, is entered at rm
mat the said defendants do pear here the M nm
DAY OF the term in January next, and answer the u"
OIL me plaintiffs and that copy ofths order be 'o'1
with inserted III some newspaper published 10 u, u,
town OF I.ynchbug, for two months suceessvee
ana posted at the front door of the Court house y"
this county. A Copy-Teste.
b. WORSIIAM, CLERK
October IL WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

Improvement in Railroad Cars-Dr. Plan
ton, Of Philadelphia, mas made what We deem a
very important Improvement in railroad cars
he wheels are made 10 rln pivots, by
winch plan they can follow curved Ines and
turn IN circle with great ease. BY Mr.. Plan
lou plan, II is demonstrated tina, ii is impossible.
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Trzu LovINuxrorr mons

VIE subscribers having purchased ,ba
near the Courthouse. in the town =, I tavern
sion, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles loving
peg leave to inform the public generally ,ba, sf9'
viii MAKE every eXertion to please those wh ne'
eau d upon them The house is large aud convsn may
ana VIII De neatly httcd up. Servants shall .
tentive, Table and Stable supnI;ed as s"'l eea
country can afford, and the Bedding Shall ba the
frst order In fine we will endeavor to keen u m
worthy ct the public regarl. The line If q mouse
winch passes through this place. stops at tb;s bbsa
an" passengers shall be furnished with every "O.'
inodatlsn We therefore solicit the pubic Ij " rs
mage. HENRY : pFVrrHe patio
WIN. /. KIDD,
FREDERICK 8. PEyrov
August 25 IN
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III. BoHA 81 I0n1afg - = u, Poshe uhnh.
l.. deposits must be- made ~ huilloh onlh, ni a
certain finrneSs; and that Is rt-issucd II an III
creased charge Of about per cent premium II
advances money on Jewels 10 three-ioufihs their
value and the city Is ehargeable fof all such
nled es-whicl may BE- forfeited and sold "iihIn
limited lime. Tor the benefit OF the poor. hls
bank is admitted TO be one oil the best managed IN
Europe.
The BANK Of Frame WAS founded IN 1903.
H., prcsed capital Is 90 millions francs, aud II had
the exclusive privilege for 10 years. to issue notes
.nayable 10 bearer The bank is Obliged 10 open
an account current with all who desire il, on the
same plan as the Scotch banks; but com
mission can be charged on such accounts, that part
of il, business Is moi very profitable. 1t discounts
no bill, having more tIan 3 months TO run--n adj
vance. money on merchandise or pledges, and
f1ke, eusiod, of valuable: articles on moderate
charges.
The Commercial Baak NJ Russia c>lab-
Iishrd "a 1919, with capital OF 30 millions ron
brs II receive, deposits IN coin OF bullion under
certain restrictions and allows interest on item
IN the same waY.--lt has transfer department
for deposit, like that OF the Hamburg Bank. II
ends money on deposits of domestic produce Its
property is protected against attachment, taxation
or alienation aud the government cannot call on
1t fDr any loan. The Russian autocrat appears
TO have known the value OF foreign capital, aud
has therefore not only invited it, but rendered ii
eiccty secure under all emergencies.
There are other banks established AT Berlin
Copenhagen and Vienna. ". D. standard.
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JOS. WILSON, &.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
Ii6CFtU, Oct. 20. 1876.

he parties IN thus cause will take notice that |
nave appointed Wednesday the 9Th day of Decem-
Der next. to commence the execution Of the fore 7on
decree on which day. at 10 O'Clock in the morning
.neS ''e requested TO attend at my office IN TIN,
'o"n' WIth then accounts. vouchers. Witnesses and
copies o. court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. in 4 Au,RTON
Nuv.3 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
JOS. WILSON,. {
Co,MIS ,ioxERs OFFICE.
Liberty, Oct. Il, 1896.

The patties III this cause, will take notice. that |
have appointed Friday the oh day OF December
next To commence the account directed by the
foregoing decree on winch day. at the hour of 10
clock IA the morning, they requested to attend
at my office IN this town, with their accounts vouch-
ers, witnesses, and copies of court papers. prepared
tor examination. IN. \. WHARTON.
Nov. , Wv