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MICHIGAN.

We learn from daily Washington pa
per OF Wednesday last, that on the day
previons a Memorial purporlIng 10 come
from the Legislature Of Michigan, on the
subject Of her admission into the Union,
was laid before the United States Senate
by the Chair.
Mr.. Hendricks, oEIndiana, moved the
reference Of the Memorial to the Select
Committee heretofore appointed on the
same subject, and that the paper shall be
considered in no other light than as me
mortal coming from Individual citizens Of
Michigan.
Mr.. Ruggles, Or Maine, moved 10 ostrlke
out the latter part Of the motion, decara
tive of the light in which the Memorial
was to be received. This motion WINS
negatived by vote Of 80 to II, as fol-
lows; \,
AYES Messrs. Benton, Brown,
Buchanan, Cuthhert, Hill, Hubbard,
pNlIeS, Rugg'es, shepley, Talmsge,
and WaiI-l2.
NoEs-Messrs Black. Clay Clay.
ton, CrirendsD, Davis, Ewing of O.
Ewing Of Illinois, GoldsborougH, Hen
bricks, Kent, King of Alabama knight
| Leigh Linn M'Kean Msngum Moore
Morris, Naudain, Porter, Prentss Rob
bins, Robinson, Southard, Swift Tip
ton, Tomlinson, Tyler, Webster, and
While-3O.
Mr.. Hendricks's motion was then a.
greed to.
1t twill be recolTectei that the same
course was adopted with similar Memo
rial in the House Of Representatives, by a
large majority. Thus, SO far as an ex
preston has been mad ia both branches
of Congress, all augurs well that the in
tegrity and rights of Ohio, land We may
add, our sister States of Indiana and Hi.
nois,l will not DO inlringed on. The
question has not been agilated otherwise
for sene time, the whole sub lect is in the
hands Of Committees of the respective
Houses, and till they report, nothing vii
be done in tho premises.-Jchr. q Sent
From North Carolina we learn that a
a Public meeting of the Wings, held a
Raleigh, on the 30lh nlt Gen. Z. B. Duo
ley was nominated as candidate for Gov
ernor at the popular electi0nI 10 be he Il
under the, new COnstltutionj and John
Tyler ofVirglnia, as a candidate for Vice
President of the United States Oh theil
ticket. Ib.
-O---
The Longevity Va Pensioner.-
"Give a man a penslon," said De Foe
sand he'll never die" The same
may be said of the tender sex. Lady
Mary Dorchester is annually in the re
teipt of els l3s, Cd. ever since Jan
uary 1894, period of upwards of se'
venly one years and a half London
ODDer.
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Make settlements!

The subscriber having removed his
Goods to the town of Kllgorc, earnestly
requests all who are in any way, indebt-
dto him, to call and make immediate
payment to ] Pearce, Esq, in Carrollion
where their notes, accounts. sc. will
be found, prepared for settlement, All
notes, accounts, &c. now due the subscr
ber, which may remain unpaid on the
first dag of March next, will be placed il
the hands Of Judicial officers for collec-
ton, without further notice or ceremo-
'' AbEx. MCDOWELL.
Feb, 5th. 1886.
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EXECUTORS TGTICE.-

LAECU IUETO INCIIJE.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that all who
are indebted to the estate Of Elijah Moore
late of Orange township, Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased are required to make i'm
mediate payment to The subscriber; and
all who have legal claims against said
estate. will present hem properly proven
for settlement, within twelve months
from this date. -.
rHOs. CUMMINGS,
ExecutoEl
ianuary ist, 1896,
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0r"A farmer" having cOthpIied with
'our'rdie, is admitted, this week. We do
not feel called on to express any further
opinion as 10 the circumstances of john
sons escape. We published what we
knew of fhe facts, at'tIie proper time; g.
we refer to the case now, merely. to state
that the person who wrote the commune
cation. signed "A Farmer iG, in fact, a
lTarmer.
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LOOK HERE!
SIX CENTS REWARD!

Ran away from the subscriber residiBg
in Union Township, Carroll county, O.,
on The ID inst. an indehtea apprentice
natned Mary Ann Coalmau-the above
reward, but DO thanks, will bo given TO
any person who may return said girl to
the subscriber.
JOHN DEEMS.
Dec. 4th, 1895,
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. The Philadelphia Enquirer, of Jhe Sd
inst, says: awe learn from harrisburgh
that the Bank BlI passed first reading
in the Senate, on Monday last, bya tna-
jority Of nine Votes
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
nj Office is hereby given, that all pei
~ sons indebted 10 the estate Of Charles
Brown late Of Harrison Township, Car
roll county, Ohioi deceased, are required
to make immediate settlement with, the
subscriber; and all who have claims a.
sainst said estate will present them legal
ly proven for settlement within twelve
months fsom this date.
WILLIAM FINCH, Admir-. of
CHARLES BROWN dec.
Nov. 9th, 1885.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


I'D Y virtue oil writ OF Venditioni Ex-
I'D ponas issued out flhe Court Of Com
mon Pleas in & for the county Of T! um
bull In the State Of Ohio, there will be
offered for sale on Saturday the 2Sd day
OF FobrGary next, at II o'clock A. NJ. at
the court house IN Carrolllop, the follow
ing described tracts Of land, viz: A part
OF The north east Quarter of section %,
township IL 10 range 5, beginning at the
south east corner of said Quarter, thence
north 09 and four tcnih perches 10 a post,
thence south 39 degrees west, % petches
10 post, thence south G5i degrees west
81 perches to post, thence south 63 dc.
grees west, Il perches 10 post, thence
south rs degrees west 5 Perches. TO post,
thence north "a degrees west n perches
to a post, thence west s perches to a
post thence south 60 degrees west 81
perches 10 a post, thence south 5 5degrees
west IL perches to post, thence north 4
degrees west II perches TO post, thence
south Ga degrees west 10 perches TO a
post, thence south 81 degrees west "a
perches TO a post, thence south 2S de-
grees west l4b perches to post, thence
east $50 and eight tenth perches 10 the
place ofbeginning together with strip o.
land 10 feet wide and 81 pcrches long
lying on the north side Of COoper's land
containing IN all, thirty eight acres and
fifty four perches, be the same more OF
less, situated in said Carroll county,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of David Wilson, at the suit OI
John Greer.
Terms ofdalB made known oh thb day
Of sale.
B. GRIFFITH, sh'G.
Catfollton. Jan. 18th, 1886.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
A LII persons havlOg claims agaihst
"A the estate Of Abraham Cox, la.e Of
Perry township Carroll cOurty, teteased,
are hereby notified iopresent the same
legally proven for settlement within ore
year from this dale, aud ali those indsbt-
ed to tbs estate are REQUESTED 10 make
immediate Paymenta
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Administrator.
JANE cox. Adml'x.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

JOHN 4 Bryan has been reelected Au
'ditor of Slater for BryaneO, scattering &c
votes.
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THE MEDIATION.

Feb. 9th, 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

e,os, and tho gallsn, Harrison, with swotd IN hand,
pofillime his le 10 redress lo injuries and iepel
the insults and aggressions Offered 10 'si' s"aitiY
by powerful FOREIGN nat,on was iound iivlng al
Hudson, n. York, appro,ips The proceedings oil
meeting which adopted NE following resolution:
q" Resolved, That III war is impol,c aud dis
as,ro,s, and ,,s, 10 employ the militia in an nj
" fonsive va, is unconstlu,ional"-and carr, mg
on, ,I,eir principles by advocating aud voting
! Tor Do VIA Clinton, an opponent of the var, IN
preference 10 James Madison.
la lie neu place, We find hun rs a rcpicscnta-
tive III the Legislature of New York, voting Tor
hulos kmg, the erea, leader Of the Federal party
and an AbonIonlSt, 10 represent that State IA the
Senate OF the L. States.
Again, we find him AS Senator in y York,
voting instructions 10 THIS same header Of the Fedc-
ral party, To oppose the admission OF Missouri into
thc inion, unless slavery was prohibited therein
N.si, he Is found u member OF The Convention
OF Nrw York called 10 amend their State Consti-
luton, advocating ths right Of suffrage IN behalf oi
Free Negroes. Should man entertaining sue,
sentiments odsf himself as a candidate 10 repre-
sent you in our Legislature, you would hiss linn
from the Hastings.
To cap tho climax, We ind Mr.. Van Buren, de
olaring, when called upon aud compelled TO come
To the point, 81 would not, from the lights now be-
" fore me- feel myself safe in pronouncing that
congress did not possess the power oi Inteiicr-
ing with or abolisl,ing Slavery IN the District Of
" Columbia"
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Harrison have
ever been looked upon as Democratic Republic
cans, YET who can slew any OF theirs for men
or measures like these Could there be stronger
clearer Chain Of testimony produced, 10 show that
Martin Van Buren, is IT, heart an Aboiionisi, and
an opponent Of Southern and Western interests
MENTION HARPER,
\. H. II. STUART,
LiFfLETON WADDEIL,
r. BERKELEY,
NlClIS &. KINNEY,
TllOS. j. NICHE,
J. d. BRECkENRIDGF,
BENZ. OR AWFORD.
JOHN J. CRAIG,
JOHN &. SOWERS.
WILLIAM FRAZ TER,
EDW ARD VALENTINE,
+. \. STRIBLING,
WILLIAM CLARKE,
ROBT. s. BROOKE,
KOBI. l.. COOKE.
Sr,uNroN July % 1896
O. Editors throughout the State arc requested
to publish the foregoing Address.
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TR ST SALE,

ISN virtue of n deed of trust executed bv Jo.cnI,
- lhllatd, bearing date tho lst of August Is.io
ana duly recorded in the Clerks office of Amherst
county court the subscriber will ON SATURDAY.. IN.
e''tot III" present month August offer for sale Ia
me highest bidder. for cash, at William NJ Waller
''' 'he tract OF Land IN sand deed mentioned which
u s'fibed as btiig IN the county of Amherst and
lying the waters OF latte Pmey River and KINGS
'feeh' and adl"lns the Lands of Edmund Nass,c.
James Campbell and Joseph Goodc, and is surpassed
Ia contain $50 acres. This Land i. rich Maintain
tobacco Land, aud deserves the attention of Plan
'fS-i he subscriber will only convey the title vest
Ell IN INN by the deed under which he acts thou,I
that is believed 10 be- good
LUCAS T. THOMPSON, Trustee.
August a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

I Leave New York Al | = ~, ai"' ii ''''''''
phia by IL p N. ........, p,l-
Leave Philadelphia at Il p m, arrive at h''-
ilmore Ivy % am, next day 81
Leave Baltimore ut 10 n M. arrive Al ""s"-
ington by pm.
Returning.
Icarc Washington mt - p III, arrive ~
Baltimore by 7 nj. a.,
Leave Baltimore at y III, arrive at f'hi
adclphla at q IL III, next day.
Leave Philadelphia at Il III, arrive al NC"
York by | p IN.
Contracts for The foregoing service are t. be exc
cuted by the 18th day ot October next. ,iey WI"
be sent To the po.t Offices OF the accepted ioi
the purpose IN time =,
The service isto commence ON Tuesday, the Isl
day of November next, ana Is To be daily b"th ways
Nopoposa will be considered unless IT be accom-
panied by a guarantee, signed by two Responsible
persons in the following form VIZ.
The undersigned ana
guaranty that if his bid
for carrying the Express mail from to
be accepted by the Postmaster
General, shall enter INTO IN obligation prlor TO the
18th day OF October next, with good and sufficient
suretics to perform the service proposed'
Date - lSb.'
Towhich the glaiantors shall sign their names
II is also required that the bidder or bidders Tor
ward with their bids the certificate of postmas-
ter, in the following form, Wv:
II certify that ana
who have signed the forego-
inc a, plIarantors of in his
bid for carry my the Express mail from
to arc OF property, and able to
make good thier guaranty Dated
1916
Each route must be bid for separately. The
route the sum, and the residence of the bidder,
should be distinctly stated in each bid.
The Postmaster General reserves the power OF
changing the schedules, but not 50 as to increase the
expedition.
The mails are TO leave precisely at the time set.
Three minutes only allowed Tor opening and
closing them at the intermediate offices.
For each failure to arrive at the time set III the
schedule the pay OF the trip shall be forfeited, sub
cct be increased to penalty OF ten times that a
mount and for repetition oil failures the contract
may be annucd.
II it should become necessary AT any time to DIS
continue the service contracted for "a result winch Is
expcetcd) the contractors shall be entitled TO re
ceyc two months extra pay.
Those who enter into this service must make up
their minds not to let bad roads, nor storms, non
iorlancc according To contract Water proof bags
will be furnished for the mails ;and no excuse what
will be taken for failure To arrive at the time
set in the schedule.
The proposals should be sent 10 the Depart
mcnt sealed. endorsed - Proposals for Express
Mail" and addressed to the first Assistant Postmas
ter General, :. X. lIogBIE.
AMOS KENDALL
+. $. Ifthc mail shall regularly exceed seventy
pounds in weight, the Department will consider IL
self bound to pay for an additional horse when the
express is carried ON horseback, ii any additional
horse be employed. \. Il.
August wlw
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$40 Reward for DICy.

* NAV Az AZ from the subscriber about the
@"'h instant, a Negro man named DICK.
"s'" 'po"' ID years. Some of his front teeth
'''s'''S, ana a few gray hairs. purchased Dick
,o'c ,''ne last spring Of Mr.. Mark Anthony of
"y.c"o"rg' where he will probaLl, aim to ce,
"a"','' Or to The neighborl,ood of Mr.. Bowlun,
ciark, OF Campbell, where he has IA wife. | will
s"e "'e above reward, if delivered to me at nv
,'"ee o, residence, Two miles south of the New
I'o'e' buckingham, o. SO if secured in Iail st
"'"' gel Ann again. JOHN J. NORRIS.
Julv7 =,
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Swi>i bud oi being, ior a moment gwen
To show how tare Young spirIts "a. IN heaven,
Tho s,latchu ~ love from, all me WOES oi earth,
Not dead but uik enod to noblcr btih--
Called from the thoruy mazc by others tod,
Come 10 the bosuin oi the infants God
Called early Gre the ruthless hand o Tune
Had dmnud thy spirit " ilh shade ct orime--
Capnoi thy memory even now lmpaft
Sweet consolation TO the bleeding heart
Cannot thine iniant spirit from above
Say ~ the moufncr, Sod allliots ~ love-
oh. thou art happy now escaped iron all
That shrouds the spirit with gloomy pail;
1ty pangs are oycr--icst thee, pure one rest
We would not call thee back lor thon ant blrSt'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

PoErIc,L SuPERso RIrTIoN.-A letter with the
following direction was dropped into the Post OF
fee. Bangor, lastwock
As I'm directed rather queer
Aud look mighty knowing,
II may be YOU would like To hear
To whom and where I'm going.
To SAccRArrt, STATE Of nanf
I'm sent, and shall mol fail,
For I've implicit confidence
In Amos Kendall mail.
Post Masters Fail not on souf peril,
To give me 10 Miss ;. |. NiHuILL.
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', iw
NOTICE.

WHEREAS John IIorslcy, by certain deeds
w of trust, recorded in the counties of Amherst,
Nelson and buckingham, has conveyed to the I'M
dersgncd, for the purposes of the trusts contained
in the deed, the debts due 10 him in those counties
and elsewhere; and as many fthcm are unliquidat-
cd and as could not well settle them ourselves
or attend rs might be necessary make collections
We have thought it advisable to employ the SAID
liorsley as an agent TO attendto these things This
notice Is therefore TO apprzc all concerned, that the
said lor>lcy has full authority as our agent TO act
in these matters and in addition, as we cannot
personally supcrintend the Mill and Plantations the
said llorslcy is authorised do So but TO be At al
times under our control.
FREDERICK Nj. CABEIL
ALIEN iNDER MUNDN.
Anil . u.ts
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NOTICE..
July Is

RY virtue of deed of trust executed to ,hV i,
- >crbers by Ezekiel Wright, bearing aa. ',
18th day of September, 1897, and duly recoiu ",,r
the Clerks Office of Franklin county, Tor .. I'll
purposes therein expressed, shall proceed,
to the highest bidder. for cash. at the sad i'l
Wrights dwelling house, in the county oil 'a.
on the 18th day of October next, certain !" aGr
parcel of Land, lying and being in the county aer
said, containing one hundred and forty seven ,a(r
more or less, OF SO much hereotas will be sun"
tor the purposes of said trusl.-Act'ng as t'
we shall convey such title only as is vested III
said deed. HENRY CAkPEh' TruN'
W." p'D" vJm
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
JAMES RI Err And KANlUHi CAM

't"EH nv Eh md kANiUHi CiNiI.
IbhofoSALS will be received al the Office of
the James River and kanawha Coup,nx in
tue 'hy OF kichmo"d, from the 10Th to the 2,r day
~ "1' '"' 'ne construction OF all the Excava-
non, Enbankinent and Walng not now II, der can
tract together with nearly all the Cnlycrts and ia,
greater portion OF the Locks between I,nchburr
nd Madcns' Adventure
me work now advertised embraces IN, twenty
','',cS oc'"'rr 'oh'mhiaand The head of MailcnS'
N"'nnte roma, the eight miles between Seven
'N'' ais and Seottssillc and about twenty isola
YEA sections, reserved Il; the former l,tnp between
HeottssiIIs and Lynchbwg.
HE quantity OF Masonry offered is very great -
consisting OF about two hundred Cuveris of from
,'i'' /" 'h"tN iect span; nine Aqucducts, thirty
i've Lacks a number OF Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges
General plans and specifications of all theworL
'"" special plans oi the most important Cukcrts anu
\qucduct>. will be found at the Offices of the scyc
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line of In,
Canal
ne work VIII he prepared Tor examination by tn,
-'ih July but mechanics. well recommended, de.
si'"uS o immediate employment, can obtain contract,
'of me construction Ola number OF culyerts at pri
waite letting
PERSONS Offering 10 contract who are Unknown ia
the subscriber, or any of the Assistant engineers
VIII be expected 10 accompany their proposals nv In,
usual certificates of their character and ability
CHARLES ELLET, jr.
Ch"f Engineer Of The James Rimr
and hono,rha Company.
:, N"rt,-ih he Dams. Guard Locks most of the
,"ses an" number o Locks and Culvcrs. are re-
, .''" 'of future Letting. Persons visiting the
""e 'of the purpose of obtaining work Womb ,Io
wen" call u. the office oithe Company in tn. cit,
VI h'ehm""d, where any information which tbcy
", n.y. n'Sfr VIII be chccrlully communicated.
ne alley of James River, between I.ynchburs
! Inn,E - h''''hy' e. T.. Jr.
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LAND AGENCY.

Ro. i. COOK, late Of Liberty, Bedford conn-
~ ty, va, having spent several months IN exaIlI-
hlng thoroughly the government and other lands,
Tor sale IN the States of Louisiana, Mississippi and
Arkansas, and purchased for his father several thou
sand acres VERY advantageouslyO intends, carly
next fall, to locate himself permanently in Hemp
stead county, Arkansas. lie offers his services to the
public 10 purchase lands, in those States, either on
commission, or for portion oithe nett profits on his
purchases, when sold. lie feels confident he can
render any sums placed in his hands for hat pur-
pose very productive To their His address,
until the i5,i, September next, is Liberty, Va,
thereafter Washington, Hampstead county, Arkan-
sas. All letters to him. post paid will receive prompt
attention. RIO. Il. COOK.
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POETIC CAL.
woNrAN's REVENGE.

o woman won't IN SUM, huul
AT thine own shade to start
Yei when ie's blacklist tempess lonr
High sonld and strong of heart
Ii once that mood i ronsrd by shaplc,
Spa,rned love. mrcchd hopes, OF hlshtol nlme
The wrangcr need beware
'Taere safer that ms guilty path
Should esoss the whclp robbed lipIess' ",sth.
Than Thy untold despair knickorbofke,
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.\lllil .

VIE Trustees above named, are invested with au-
hloity to SELL N private or pubic sale, the tract
OF Land wherein live, upon james River, in Am
hefst' Nelson and buckingham counties having fine
beds OF Lime Stone on both sides of the river, and
containing near 700 acres by old surveys upwards
o ,,o acres ci winch are of first quality low grounds.
nc improvements are large Stone Flour Manu-
'"c''''hH MIL new Store House. and improve
men'S ct every Kind yer, good viii, with pleasure,
SnoW All me property named in the trust to any person
"""'"S 10 purchase. JOHN lIOSRLEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08
10 Dollars Reward for WINSTON

AN\N W from the subscriber ON the 9th INST
u II negro man named
FUNSTON.
iiiS age, should Judge, Is between - and 30 years
middle s,nr, and tolcfaby dark complies on. lie has
"Iir At Mayor SnIthS plantation, ON Fiat Creek
where have but little doubt he is lurking Twill
gave the above reward or HIM, delivered 10 me N
Beaver Creek, . miles below Lynchburg, on to Sc
cure HIM IN Campbell or yuchburg Jail.
JAMES DOLAN.
August "a
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Tabernacle Female School.

VIZ second session Of this Institution, under the
care OF Miss PEYTON, Will commence ON
Monday the 18th inst. and terminate with the month
ct Dece,"b'r II is PARTICULAR, desired thai all
'""ng Ladies who propose entering this School
should do 80 NJ the commencement
1
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CHE Ap CLOTHS.

'ENif. subscribers have on hand yer, b,o, tact
oil me aud extra super fine Blue Cloths of thoi ,
own imporIaion winch they Will sell at Il very snail
advance, IN order 10 reduce the stock. r6os, IN
want, viii 80 well to examine our cloths.
=, JAMESC HUNT Go
Mavlg ="
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-08

'NNAL CONTRACTORS will be furnished ON
the most reasonable terms, with Amcs' Suuer,-
u, ononc'S amt Spades; long handle Shovcls; Grow
ca., "h' Axes SMITHS Tools Naylor & Co.'S
'ast-Stee oi all sizes ; Nail Rods . D,,il I,o, at
o,iot IRON, ct almost every dcscription-and every
,a, "a;.cr IN the Hardware line They are particu
'ar'y invited to give us call.
April II ~ W.
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August ] WV
VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clef4 "
Y fee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law aO
Chancery for the county ofNeson, in the month
July, 1896.
Robert Rivcs, administrator of Jesse Clarhsos
doc'd Plaintiff
against
John Jacobs, David $. Garland, George IL; -
cobs, and William Massie, executor OF DAVE %
cobs, decd. Delsho'pN
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants John Jacobs, and George r.
cobs, not having entered their appearance, anu
ven security according to the act of Assembly a,
the rules of this Court and it appearing by sa'' I
tory evidence, that they not inhabitants ., 40
country il is ordered, that the said Defendants
appear here on the first day of September Term uo
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that 1 inch
of this order be forthwith inserted in "The b!"
burg Virginlan,' newspaper published IN ''' sno
of Iynchburg, for two months successvcly' anu = b
ther copy thereof be posted at the front door y.
Court house of this county, on some Coun "''
\ Copy-Teste, orr
Idv IL WIN
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SHOT.
virginia Patent, by Robot Rapcr, wvthc.
hlavl.l

VII sooSc',ner Is now receiving from the Jack
son Itify Tower, general assortment of She,
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