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PORK HOGS. BEEF CATTLE. " {.
AT AUCTION.

I SHALL oilrri for sale, to the highest bidder. ON
j Tuesday the 9th of nrNi month"; (Novemb"r)
on the plantation OF the late David Jacobs, on I've
River in Nelson County, more than 40 fine Fork
IIopS about 80 head Of Calilr. of which there are
& or 10 GOOD milk Cows Yoke or two of Oxen,
and the remainder mostly nice fat Beef, a lot OF
nice Bacon, ) or GOOD Work Horses, the en-
tire crop Of Tobacco ~ it now hangs IN the house
the crop Of Corn all the Household aud kltcIl-
en- Furniture, a SCI of Carpenters Tools, Nag-
on and Gear; also an Ok Cart and many other
articles.
The Crop of Tobacco, Corn and stock of Hogs
on the Bah Mountain plantation, will also be sold
At the sumo time and placc--For all sums al and
under ten dollars, cash will be required. and for all
over, II credit until the Is, OF next July will be
gwen. Bonls will undoubtrd security, will be in
every instance required.
WILLIAM MASSIE,
Erffntor NJ Darm JdcobS'S Estate.
\. Il. Canal Contractors are particularly IN
vcd 10 examine the Beef and Pork w. NJ.
Nelson Coutv, OCt. 20 TN
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HLODDED STOCK.

TNIIE FLOODED horses of the late Henry
Brown, Jr., will he sold at New London ON the
second day ef the Agricultural far, "a November
ncxt) Among them, the two well known Stal-
lions. Spring Hill aud Young American Eclipse :;
also, two other full blooded Stations, and -four
five hoodrd Mares al the best and most approved
stock. One of the Mares, Woodlaik, was purchas
ed At the sale of John Randolph horses She IL by
old Rodn0kf, ou ota tavorltc imported mare.
Young imerican EeiipSc Is by old ErfpSc, out of
NHp's iIaid, the full sister OF OLD Eclipse. As the
Eclipse stock is generally acknowledged to be the
best III onr country, ii IS unnecessary 10 say any
thing more 10 induce persons, DESTROYS ot purclaS=
ing, te uttendtho sale OF tins valuable horse.
Spring HW Is ~. old h lsc. but Of the most ccIc
bratcd stock. An interesting account OF this horse
touching upon pedigree, &c may be seen III the
" Tut Register" Vol. I. No. ,, page ~.
shall offer NJ the tune, five OF six saddle
aud work horses.
Perhaps II may be proper to make. in regard 10
Noodark. that thc purity OF hel blood may be
traced bach IN the English Stud Books, TO the 18th
Century.
Terms will be made known the day Of sale.
JOIN +. BROWN, Error.
ofHcHry Bro,nl, Jr d'c'd.
Oct. 10 ids
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I'OETICAI..
VAIN DoASyrNG



{ an ne be flir that withers M a blast !
Or he be strong, that AIRY breath east
Can he be wise. that knows not how 10 live
Oh he berich, that nothing has tn give
Tan he be young, that's feeble. weak aud wan
SO lar, s,roug wse--so rich, 50 Young IS man.
So fam is man. that death "a posting blastl
Blasts Ia. fair flowr and makes HIM earth Il Last
- strous Is man. that with eraSplns breath
lie tettcrs and beoueatlls his strength to death,
So wise is man that IL with death lac strive,
Ills wisdom cannot reach him how 10 hive;
So rich is man that tall his debts being pad)
His wealth. the winding sheet wherein he's lald
so Young is that tbioke with care aud sorrow
He's Old enough to-day 10 die Tomorrow.
Whv bragg'si thou, Thea. taeu worm of five feet
long
Thou an neither far, strong wise, rlc.l
nor Young.
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n T. w EST \ IISII NJ r. \ I
ToURQUREArJ d PALMER,
sign or 1VE
BOY y q ULDE.E .YORY.EK.

~ ht Briek Tenement, far doors beiolo ne Post
ONer, and bei,eetn II Il. Aoruifs Fancy Dry
Good Store ami Thurman and Schooifetds Hard-
Wdrt Establishment.
ANl\G entered into partnership tor the
purpose III carving on the Ap,shecar, aud
Druggist business IN this place, take tins method
al informing our friends aud the public generally,
that We are nov RECEIVING aud opening, direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York, an entire
new assortment oil
fEtsn ANn trNpiNt M,nIel>Es, DHuos. PMNrs,
bILs. DE- Srrrts, SuKofoN's INsrRuMrNrs,
Nc. Ne.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
use. all ri which have been recent, selected with
great care, by our ot the firm.
As are determined tn sell on accommodating
ferus. especially 10 large dealers we particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants To give us
chl.
Orders from a dbtauee promptly attended 10, put
up IN the most careful manner, aud forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We SOLICIT share OF the
public patronage.
THOMAS \. FOIRQIREtN.
REL BEN u. PALMER.
N-B.-Nc have Iusi received splendid new so
ia APPARATUS whieh Will lac IN iull operation ia - few
DAYS. rot Rat Ri.\N \ PALMER
June Il
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DIR. PETERS

1Hl y PITS composed ontItet of Vegetable
whrn taken hci
llni- They 'peeihiy the Liver when i"pido"n
lr, rhience
oihe eseernonl Junction. winch suffered the
ten wapi produce either Jaundee. Liver complaint Bll"s
all csss. q" the bowels the, like A-ruis
DJPepsin ts the Proprietary aud to VII" Indulge too
freely lusuties table Invaluable Females
can 49, them AT all pet"is, wthon ti-k FER
shOnld by MI
ihk thee pills will
,mp"ir.l for climate. M fmy should c without,
thrsn Pill portion hon, ibken occt"na, would la the
much suffering
ler Of stomach aud
bowels thus -nernR 10 he asord aud mingled with the hn"
ud Dr. T. itcl-
81 willing he without hem.Ihe of thous-
ands highest hr nldd
but the gh reputation Dr. = hn- acquired the
oi the f,I ENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMAt IHCh TT
thought sunsn, those wishing make ual Of
her They particle Mercury,
dent that doos not act IN harmony with health and ds
= ws,r, distinctly TODD that hese posses
brn"hca qualnes ee they
both aud depbtfneni the aud ckhhem
functions lhn' strengthening the raiien while heY tono'e -"
Medicines VIII
qnHlie Iiao the patient their
dnt"n Ola long catalogue Of ChtoHie disca.cs.
Dr fhn'inF been educated under the Americtn
IL III" south, wharo de''c of the ohses
character al c"n.e himself well qualified idrc Of the
nature "f ilsr,sos Incident 10 warm cmRr,..
Prepared h, i"crh rrrshy rcct.. NJ u. T.. H. e r at his
t"mc,e NJ" IN Liberty street, Ne" York aud
pto"r. EochboN contain, G,n Pills. rurc 80 ccnt..
o." \ fresh supply 81 the above Medicines, lust
received and for sale by DAVID Il. LYMAN, aud
can be lladln almost every town IN the State.
Oct.6 UIom
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James River and Hama In Conn
panx.
Nfh OH a:sN 1919 instruments.

\ u mcctiug OF the President and Directors al
the James River aud kanaw LA Company, held
III the town Of lynclburg, on Friday the Both sep
TENDER, Ir6:
Resoired, That the Stockholders Of the James
River aud kauawha Company, other thaa the State
he, and are hereby required to pay INTO the Bank OF
Virginia. one of it4 Branches. Fire D0iidrs pcr
shlrr, each share OF Stock held b, them IN the
SAID Company, on OF before the 10Th day oi Novcm-
her newt.
RfSoirtd, That the Stockholders of the SAID Com
panN, including The State, be, aud they hereby
required 10 pay INTO the Bank OF Virginia. ~ OF
Ms Bnnches, Ecu Dollars per share each share
oi STOCK held by them IN the SAID Company, IN IN
ailments, Il. follows :-Fir ioii1r$ per share, on
the 10Th day Ct January next, aud fire doIafs per
share the 18th dil of Nav next.
by order of the President and Directors.
". Il. CllI'TTENDEN Sec"tay.
\. B.-The instalments that h.,vebceu called ion,
lncndug the above are as ioIllows:
LIST lnstament 81 per share, paid At the time oil sub
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COMMUNICATIONS.
MEETING AT FARMNlLLE.

Ala mcetng OF the citizens of Iirmvle, on
Saturday the - Oct. At the Etglc Hotel 10 CON
suit ON the several routes proposed for Railways
through this section OF country Tins. \. Nor
ton was appointed Chairman, and S,as Biglow,
SECRETARY.
The following resolutions offered and adop
ted
Resoired, Tia, this meeting cordially approve of
the rrcomme ndation otthe Convention, lately held
at Charlotte HOUSE, of n Railway from Farmvle
10 Danvile,--irom Farmvllle 10 Petersburg, AID
from Richmond, through Farmvillc, 10 Lynch
burg. and earnestly invite the cilicrui eo-upera-
ton Of the people of The ci,v OF Richmond, of the
Town Of Petersburg, and of the country 10 be- ben
cf,ed, for the accomplishment OF those impot-
,ant improvements as speedily rs circumstances
permit.
Resoired That we have seen, with great graf
iica,ion the zeal and readiness with which the cit
izcns of PETERSBURG have undertaken 10 promote
the Accomplishment, of portion of these i'm
provcments---a zeal and readiness which is highly
honorable TO thai en,crprslng and public spirited
town, and calls for corresponding efforts
own part.
Resolred. Tinf Col. Vim. l.. Norton James d.
Wood Nail T.. Nrnable, &. {. Read, and Henry
l.. Watkins, be Committee, To prepare, and cir
estate for subscription, petitions 10 the next Gen
cral Assembly for the passage OF an act lncorpo-
rating n COMPANY lot Inc tonSlIHtllon ul 4 hdtI-
way from Petersburg To fdrmville, aud OF a COM
panv for the construction OF Railway tiom Farm
vile to Danvile.
Resoired, That Col. VIM. l.. Morton, James
d. Wood, Nathl. +. Ncnalle, c. {. Read and
DIR. VIM. s, Morton be committee 10 Open sub
scrp,on and take mp collection 10 drirav the cN-
pense Of u survey for RAD way from Farnsillc
To Danville.
Whereas at the time ol raising the subscription
for the survey OF Railway from Petersburg 10
Lynchburg, connecting with fhImvIllr, no other
route was contemplated exec pting through harm
VILE
Therefore Rcsoirod, That the subscriptions
which havt heretofore been talscd, aud which may
hereafter be raised Tor that purpose, be applied to
the survey of route from Petersburg, through
tarmyillc and no other, aud ihai the committee
tornrrty appointed be requested Ia increase their
subscriptions, aud pay II over To any person au-
thorised to receive II, for The purpose before sprci-
fed.
Resoiced, That the proceedings of tins meeting
be published in the Farm>ir, Richmond, Peters
bury, aud Danvllc papers.
THOMAS 4. MORTON. Ch'n
SuAs BIgI.oM See n.
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NOT ICE.

E,N VIRTUE of deed of trust, exccu-
- ted tn the subscriber by Tunsta Shelton,
Jr., for the purpose OF securing debt due Daniel
Fucker, bearing date the 10Th day OF September.
le26, and duly recorded in the CLERK office of Pitt
sylyana county, on Saturday the 9TH day of No
member next, ON the premises will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash, \ TRACT OF LAND
containing about eighty acres, lying on the Long
Branch, IN the county OF Pusy lyania, al dining the
lands of John Butcher and others the Land has IA
small plantation il and the necessary houses for
small family, and perhaps good Tobacco Barn As
toanv further description OF the Land think 1t IN
necessary, persons nclinedto purchase will view
for themselves. before the day OF sale Acting as
trustrce, viii convey suchti;Ie is vested in me
only, and none other
THOMPSON ROBERTSON.
October % IN
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TIiADDEtS DANIDS'
Nacl'EI.At. FLUID.

4 Substitute for Ink, for The Stetl or QaiH pt,t
w HEN woieirct how many thousands of p,o-
w Pile obtain then living by the labor of Uri-
ting, II is clear lhi any invention that has a ten
dcutN 10 render such Labor less tcdnus, will not be
considered trlng or unmponant. Several defects
exist m the common writing Ink, which have been
complained "i from time nmmcmor,a; but which
SINCE the invention aud general use OF Steel Pens
have b"cnielt 81 much, that many who would pre-.
fer writing with them, from the uniformity which
they give 10 the tent, have been compelled to aban.
don them, from the lcuy they find in their use
owing To the decomposition aud of tluidity
III the common Inks. The slngulaiity OF the WI
ting Fluid, its grcensh hluc color agreeable, and
less "eariaonr 10 th. eye than any of the EIack
lnhS aud a> IT becomes OF deep black afterwards
there eau be no reasonable objection TO II on that ac
count.
The superiority OF this Fluid over common Inks,
may be summed up under the following heads The
greater readiness with which II combines with the pa
pen the ease with which flows from and follows the
pen, never closgng it as other inks do the superi-
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mixture nj bro Nn; the clcarnesS with winch IT
writes. free from that muldmcsS which Is the pre-
vans fault Of all common Inks its bright and dis.
tinct colour when hrst written, whereas thin inks
general, pale also ITS drNiu. ST quickly retail
nIng It's fluldlty all wcatherS having no tenlenc
To become copy and lastly lis greater durability
and its YHGitg 10 resist The agents sed 10 obiferoir
cannon INKS. renders II particularly valuable for
"'"S hlliS {" i.NchanSe, w MS Deeds, and ICSta-
mentaty Documents. and also for Log Books Jour
mails, and other records on Sea VOYAGES. rs 1t can
rot b" impaired b, Sea Air, or Marine Waters, AZ
iaNS commonly are. tbs also applicable, in a supe-
nor mlnner, to the Copying Machine, and is alike
S"h able and equally advantageous 10 the Quill, as To
the Steel Pen.
u. careful to use THIS Fluid in seperatc stands
ana by no means mIN II with common ink Shake
the bottle well before pouring any oui and il,
property Of resisting attempts To obl,cratc If will h,
more fully insured. ~ Put up in Bottle. of 3, G
and < ounces, put and quarts.
For sale by X. STABIFR
ortober 3 ,o,,
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EcHlya. Agricultural society.

<niilS Society will hold lis first Cattle Snow and
- Fare, on Thursday and Friday. tie PIN and
27th lust. in iynchburg. An address before TN.
Society, Is expected TO be delivered by A. H. John.
sou, Esq Arrangements have been made ion ar
exhibition of Cattle. at Martins Narehonse-tbe
Horses. Colts, &c. at the old stage yard, on Thurs
day the eth; ON Friday the 28rh the Domestic
Manufactures and Agricultural implements viii he
exhibited at the Franklin Hotel. There is ever,
prospect that the exhibition both days will be- large
and iuterestng.-The membcrsot the societ, and t5r
public generally. who take interest i'll these mar.
tiers. are respectfully invediu attend.
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Octnber l. II
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$50 KEW ARD.

a ESCONDED from I,nchbug, on the night
~ of tire I'd of September, Negro man,
named SAW. who was purchased OF Mr. Stephen
Holland of Bedford, He has wife at Mr. Thomas
phcps's, IN bedford. and as he was seen gong in
that direction. II is probable that he may be Turk
ing whereabouts. sam is about % years of age, is
stout we'll bult fellow, about D feet Z inches high
black, busly head of hair and small whiskers, aud Is
an ordinary blacksmith.
We viii ave $50 reward for Sam. if delivered TO
us IN lynchbufg, $50 If secured III any Jail 50
thai we get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
Oetoberti
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re Merchant, saddicrs, &c.

AZ + have ;nst received. and are now "Pen'"t'
w our rall supply Of Hard,rafe, tati'fy' '"I I
Saddery, &c per ships Narmora aud l'arka"as' , I'
rect from liverpool. our stock Is now QUE u VIZ
largest IN TIE State. aud the assortment as ~ ."
possibly can be selected. Notwithstanding 'he rs
IN the cost ofioods we shall sell both al W
and reI,,l as cleap rs can be bought IN Richmond.
or any otbar market in the ntrd States. Merchants
and others. will do we'll to examine our s'oeh' '''
The, will find thai they can be fully supplied WIN
Their Hardware. Cutlery. &c. without gohg infilc''
and on rs good terms elsewhere. 80,
H. b. RICHARDS co.
Sign ofthe dnr".
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NOTICE..

FUNllERE will be offered, At public Sale on Tues.
X daN, the 10Th day OF November next. To the
highest bidder, ON the two plantations of the late
Charles Stewart dec. III Bedford county the follow
ing properly
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, &c. together with
farming implements OF eycty drscrpou-and nj the
same time and places the ctopS OF Corn. Oats Fod-
dcr, &c. together with household aud Kitchen Fur
nlturc.
The terms of the above sale viii .e, for all sums of
$40 aud ovcr credit of Give months will be gwen
the purchaser giving bond and good security; all
under that amount. the cash IN hand must b.,
paid.
The Plantations viii also be rented for twelve
months. y. W. Floyd
w. FERBl Sill
administrators of Charles Sictcart. dec.
c. y. Il The sale will commence at the quar-
ter near Elk Creek Bridge.
October - wIw
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GSIa'as' a,,.

I WILL sell, at public auction, the Is day Of
4 November next. my House and Lot. in thu
place, adjoining the Poor House on In slre..
This Lot contains e-tourh of an acre ~ has on
1t a dwelling house and kitchen and S'ahle all III
good repair. In consequence of my wishing ~
leave the place as soon as possible | will SCI tie
LOT privately, but If not sold PRIVATELY before the y
OF sale Twill be certainly sold ON thai ,lav Toms
al sale SARAH UASkIN<
Oct. p tv
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l.snchburg, Oct. q
BRICK TAVERN

'I'llt. subscriber begs leave to inform his fricl
and The public generally that he has tahcr,I..
wen known establishment, formerly occupIcd H.
Jonathan A. Stout, and is ready 10 accommodate j,
'h"se VINO may patronlzc him. lie pledges hn,ei
to use the most interchangeable exertioIs to rend,, H.
visitors comfortable and agreeable.
Ills Table shall be supplied with the best Of fyo,.
thiag that can be procured his Bar with the mo.
choice Liquors. and his Stable with GOOD and ~
tentlvc Ostlcrs.
The public may resi- assured, that no pains or 81,
pcnse ON his part shall be spared, 10 give general 81,
Sfaction
O. lie will also have the Tailoring Bushes, oar,
ried on in all its various branches.
JOHNS. KYLE.
Amherst G. H. Octuhsr , W,
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o. Tuesday nleht 9Gfh ia,f I VII comm'n''
~ my Aight Saics. and shall be regni1r every
Tuesday aud FRIDAY night, during the Fail and
" lntef months Having recently fitted uP my
house for the nelt sales am now prepared 10 OF.
fer Inducements 10 purchasers. Sales will CONSIST "'
Dry Goods. tsaitabrt 10 the seasonal Cutlery Sh"'S'
Boots. Hats hooks. GIocl.s Watches. Jcwclry. %e.
&c.
Anorders strictly attended Ia. and returns prompt
~ aud specially made. Consignments thandnilY re
ccned. CHARLES PlIl'Lf7'
Oct ~ Is
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F'OI. RENT.

A iiOI 81 and Lot on the hill.-lhe situation
~ is 4 desirable one.--thc Garden is spacious and
contains a fine selection OF Fruit Trees
Possession can be had lsi November.
II. o. SC1IOOl.FlELD.
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EoNNU'rS! .ONNErS.

I HAY l. Just received by the stage, of extra
i fine English Straw Bonnets, OF the latest Styles
and am III daily expectation OF receiving an addition
al supply of Lace and Florence, Tuscan and Fancy
BonnetS, with handsome assortment OF Artificial
Flowers. Sprigs. &c JAMIE : l.. HORNER.
October 3 Is
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FVIIE subscribers now manufacturing supe-
/ rior hind OF coarse Shoe Thread OF the best
Mild Hemp; also, Cotton Carpet Cham, Cotton
" rapping Irvine, and Cotton Seine Twlnc OF good
quality. E'iiolS ''N'',
October2l II
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v lRGlNlA AT rules held in the Clerks or
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law ans
Chancery' for the County of Amherst, on MondM
the 9th day of September, 1896.
Francis l.. Dard pl,;,te
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U00inSt

John Penn, John billiard and Elizabeth his wifi
and john billiard the younger. John Moore and Fl
zabetI his wife, George billiard, William Mcheraa
Lucy his wife, late Lucy billiard, Henry Terry an
Martha his Wife, ne6.ri,nt
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yoSlNll T. CliEAD' T.. i>ham X. Chcadle
- Martha 4. theade. Edward O. Armand Eliza.
beth W. Armand aud Ann W. Armand
Take notice, that shall. ON the Both day Of
November next, at the Storc-llo OF Mile,
Ihwert y Hudson. IN the county of Prince I'd
ward, between the hours of ten O'Clock in the morn
lnS and i've OF the same day, take the dispositions of
Col Charles Noodson and others, to be read As ev-
dence IN a SUIT IN Chancery, depending in Prince
Edward Circuit Superior Cont of Law and Chan
Gerry. in which plaintiffs and Won are leten-
dants. JESSE HUGHES
MARY W, HUGHES.
October ~ vlw
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70 EAR1IlIHS AND PLANTERS.

: 4 7. = Il ~.
NJ l. have just opened asuperior lot of Blankets
W Aapt Gouons. Coarse Noollens, and 10 bales
Petersburg aud Manchester Cotton Ozt..iirgs al of
winch will sell low particularly Blankets and Napt
touon9 JAMES {. lit Nj X co.
Importers,
September - is
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In CuANCEaY.

The Defendants John Moore and Elizabeth HI,
wife. George w. billiard and John billiard Jr. mi
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules a
tins Court, and 1t appearing ~ satisfactory evidence
that they aic not inhabitants of this country if isor
dered that the said Defendant, do appear here on th
FIRST day OF the next April term and answer the bl
of the Plaintiff, and that cop, of this order he forth
with inserted in some newsp Iper nnhlisbod in TIM
town OF Lynchburg. for two months succps>ircly
ond posted at the front door of the courthouse Of
tins county. Copv-Tcste
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.. Crk
October 81 NO,
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ROBERT TINSLEY. c.

a IRG1N1A At Cont held for Franklin com
~, at the courthouse, on the 9th day Of SrIs
TENDER, $40
Palmer Pearson, plaintiff, against Thomas F'7l
son, John Pearson, the heirs al law of David Pearson
tultn McCrery and Lucinda his wife, late Lurt''
Jordan, Jabcz Jordan and others. heirs at law 'al
distributes of Abel Pearson, dec. defrts.
IN FHANCERy.
The defendants John Pearson. the heirs at law
David Pearson,dec (whose names are UNKNOWN "a
ton McCrcry and Lucinda his wife Jabez jof'g
William X. Pearson. and Stith 4. Pearson MOI a'
ms entered then appearance, and given seenrHi' T..
cordlng to the Act OF Assembly and the rules oil ~
court and II appearing to the court, by satlsIa,5
evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF TINS r..
monwealth On the motion of the plainflli N y
counsel, II is ordered that they do appear hel' ,t
the first Monday in December next and ans"y, =,
plaintiff bill and that copy of this ofdei -
serted III the 'ynchburc Nirglnian for eign' a,.
successfully, and posted at the front door of ih'
house of tins county
NJ i. CARPER, D. =.
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WANTED immediately, thee or four first
w rate Journcymon Tailors, 10 whom constant
empoy ment and good wages will be given.
iIANEl x WOLFF.
Buchanan, Oct. 20 '3t
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WILLIAM VI. ys.DEOGsD.
ATtr3ysTSE;g .Ay LAW

y addition TO the Courts of Bototouu and Bed
ford, will hereafter attend the Superior Court of
Law aud thanccry tor the town of i.ynchbnrg-his
rcsldencelS few miles from FmcastIe-All bust
ness contdcd TO linn, will be promptly attended 10.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-31
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CASH FOR VIIEAT!!.

'Nlil subscribers will give the very highest aarkc
L price for Wheat delivered in l.ynchburg.
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
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