davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SlsEFFHELD N FsELL.

and respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have opened the new store No. IS,
Brodd-street, where may be found first rate as
sortment of green and black Teas s--Flou. crock
ery-wooden ware and FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also FRESH BUTTER received daily from the
country
Their stock Of goods were purchased in New
York, where one Of the firm lately resided
They trust from their acquaintance with business
IN New Yotk, that they can furnish goods at os
low prices as at any store in town. The public
would do we'll to examine for themselves.
N, u. Goods sent to any part Of the town free
Of expense. Sept Is, 1886.
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N II w STOR R IL
NEW GOODS.

'HHllOS. T. SHEFFIELD 4 ClIAS. T.. BELL
n have formed connection in business undo
the frm OF
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Al boxes No. I Soap, jus, reed, and tor
M sale, by Il. WOOD " Go.
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THE elegant estate Of the sub
A scribrr situated in the most de-
Va liahtinl part Of the town OF New
L..
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coNCLuDED FROM OUR LAST.
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.IuH at EzUiigN.r COss,T IsOssse.

StALtD Proposals viii be received at the
- Clerks O.'ico of Halifax County, until the
2otl' Ia, Of January ncAt, for building Jail Al
SAID CDnu II ld,e-a plan Of which may be seen
application at the Clerks Office
The plan drawn by the Commissioners, contcm-
plates a building Of brick and iron; but walls OF
cut stone would be preferred, if suitable stone can
be obtained. Nlasons disposed 10 undertake, ar.
requested u make the necessary examination. and
forward their proposas-which, together with the
proposala for brick walls viii receive the attention
OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Dec. u .t2OJ
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MY rnnwER s.

No brass nor marble will attest
Where slumher lone my cold remains,
When tate has land my cares 70 rest,
Aud ended mortal Joys aud pains
Nor Fame will deirn a iecalo blast
To tell he Mosd that ! hue btt",
Nor snatch the record oil the pas,
From the darn grave that locks Il H.
Barren the theme the legend trite
OF JOYS OF griets /; could reveal
Tie interchange OF shade aud ilsht
Tina, all have felt aud al, must feel
Ye; ere oblsion's .ebon wing
sweep every scstee from the SPOT
letfriendship's hsni one offering hnGs
Nss leave the TO be quits forgot.
Thea plant the rose. the l.lys bell,
.tni each bright daughter vi the spflus
Those beauteous things love SO we'll,
Shall still their annual offering briig:
Bright .s NV youth. their Hing bloom
Vii greet the blush Of rosy morn;
Thcir esenine runs s;rew tofHb,
Tha, iuends neglect, and foes may seoFn'
Through dfeary winters storms aud cold
They sleep nom all his tefr"ls free
Agau their lo,ciy buds unfold,
Emblem. OF that hope to be.
StoAA.
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tsI, on Wednesday the 9th day Of D'eemi -
a 1s35. either in Lynchbure, OF Oh the Pores
Road, between lynehbure aud Mr.. John r. iiaw-
kins's. LARGE RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOON, containing Que hundred and eighty three
dollars: Two aotcs Of $50 each, Of the Bank Of the
nltcd States. two oi S20 OF the Farmer BanA OF
Virginia, aad Two other $40 notes eltherof the Far
msFs' OF Virginia Bank. but not rccoected which,
md 20 NJ silver. besides -ubdty other papers. sueh
backsmiih's accounts, receipts, &c. and INV name
"fittop.in three different places IN II.
! vii pay reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS to
an, person iiudng and deli, ering the said Pocket
boob aud content, to me, At my residence On the
turnpike road two and half miles above New Lon
don, OF 10 Mc.srs No"n aud lierndon, III Lynch
burg Any information respecting said Pocket boob.
viii br thankful! received hy
GEO. Is. BALLAD.
Belllnl comnIX. Dec II IL
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valuable Real Estate For sale.

VIE subscriber, wishing 10 remove, offers to sell
L or exchange Tor Western Lands, his Estate,
lying upon both sides OF Roanoke RIVER near the Big
Lick, IN the county oi Botetoun 1t is divided by
Tie river into equal portions ol 900 acres each
OF mhichls principally valuable inexhaustible
reserve oil timber for the support OF the other, upon
winch the Improvements arc situated. The improv-
cd moety has about $50 cleared of which 200
ID compact and unbfohen battom, OF great fertility
and the residue OF the cleared land, together with
the greater portion of the uncleared, well adapted
the several staples OF the country. The Mansion is
of brick, nearly new IA plain, but comfortable,
sa% . ss",S Of s%
situated on commanding enlncnce, and surround
ed by beautiful Grove. The Overseer's house, Ne
gro huts Wheat Machine and House, Stables Corn
CRIB, Re &C. OF the best kind, and cligibly
situated. To strangers, who unacquaintcd with
this section Of Botetourt, IL may he well to remark
that, tor salnbriy of climate, fertility of soil, and cN
celenee III society, 1t has few parallels. The sub
scriber would be wiling take Negroes or Cotton
Lands III South Alabama, III exchange for the estate
WM. LANGHORNE.
Oct
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vALuABfr REAL PROPERTY


TT I'1FE'DHFK' NH IL fIIIFiIJ' Ut '70-''
virtue OF the ast Will aud testament OF tie late
H Christopher Anthony. the undersigned ohtIs
Tor sole that valuable ard commodous House AID
Lot, sin- og rankin Hill, ~ tue town Of Lynch
bufs on which his testafer lesded II the time OF As
deail. The Improvements consist of a large and
spacious Dwelling House. with eight rooms the ne
cess9ry houses aiiee Ne, all lTey erected aud
IL hfst rat u9def. Inc LIT Is well enclosed, aud
both yard aud garden in high state OF mrro,
Indeed tins Is eenalni, OF the most desirable "a
nuly residences. III the tosu OF Lyuchburg. Per
desifous Of purchasing. will please. call on me.
II not sold sooner At private sale, the House and
Lot vii be offered alpnblc anclon about tic lsl OF
March. Tue d. OF sale, and terms Will, in due
tune be published. c. J.. MDSBN,
.Id,a rita te uH annertd, Of {. ipttoay. dec.
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Dec 81

pA virtue. adecrce OF the county court OF Bed
~ ford. pronounced IN suit depending therein
between Thomas Padgct and others, plaintiffs and
Richard Merritt and others DEFENDANTS | shall o.
the premises, on the Both day OF January next pro-
coed TO sell To the highest bidder Oh credit OF one
and Two Years, the tract of Land in said decree men
toned, lying III sad county, on the waters of Elk
Creek. containing 100 acres, less, being the
land whereof Fhomas Merritt died POSSESSED Bonds
with security, and deed of trust upon the land Will
be required OF the purchaser
JOS, SLACGllTER. CAM
Dec. 81 w1w
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x-fHCISTa to nit At rules .held " the e1th
office OF the circuit superior court oi law an.
chanccr, for the county Of amherst TIE 'ih ''' u
December. Iot1 pl,,ntin
Lawson G. " ilcher, '"'u''''
igaiasi
p,,;d lli-rinlothain Jesse lIieslnbotlam' Dsnie'
UjaginLothain. Eugene ligsnboihani 1 iiHa ~ 10.
An France. X. Coleman, john Jesse. Gaila'in, IL
moi William and Thomas liigsinbothan ehildfeh
Of james iiigg,nbotham. James thomas ana i,''H'
his vi. and John ~eedefs and Polly ms WIG "i''o
said tI,l. and Poll, ar also children OF the saia
,,,.s utgrinbothain James Tate and Mary :. ms
wife. Elijah Il. Norman and Jane = his VIE, / IL
MAJ, .t,,vucr and Sarah Banks his vile, IMAM
~c,lr. and Nancy Ro,m>on his wife, Thomas iiiiies
and Clara Green ms wife, john Green 'ilFglhhoihanh
Thomas > llseinbotllam, Sterling Madison > mack
b.lord and France, Lonslpn his wife. Robert Mann
and Iucy his wife. which said Mary : Jane >. Sa-
r,h Banks, Macy Robinson. Clara tir en- Jenn
Green Thomas :. Frances L.. and Lucy are the
childlcn of Ann Stauuron tiigeinbothan' the cihl
drcn Of Reuben 4. i,ggubolhan. lnames nnhho"n,l
and William Thomas iiigginbothaln, lnlant sou OF
John .Jggnbotham, deed. Defendants
IL CuANcERY.
The defendants John, Jesse. Gallan, Daniel, Vii
liam and Thomas liggnbotham children of James
Ufrglnbotham James Thomas and Eliza his wife,
John Sceders aud Polly his wife, which said Eliza
and Poll, are also children of the said James Ing
sinbothau, James Tate and Mary 5. his wife, Elijah
B. Norman and Jane >. his wife, Illmni Bra"nei
and Sarah Banks his wife, William Scales and Nan
cy Robinson his wife, Thomas lliey and Clara
Green his wife, John Green tigginbotham aud rho
mas :. IligCnbotham, Sterling MadisonS llackelori
and Frances London his wife, Robert Mann and Lu-
cy his wife, and the children of Reuben A. iiggin-
botham, twhose names arc unknewn,) not having en-
tcren their appearance and given security. according
the act OF assembly, and the rules OF this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth on motion
Of the plaintiff by his counsel it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here or before the
first day OF the next term, answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the lynchburg Virginian for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse in said county.
4 copy-Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, in. Citrk.
Dec "a w2m
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REMOVAL.

lNAi 4 THORNTON have removed their
~ Stock Of Goods The tenement of Robert
Kyle, lately occupied by Mr.. Rcuben Is. Nore
where they invite Their customers and the public
call and examine their extensive assortment Of Sea
sonable Goods which they are disposed to sell onthe
most accommodating terms
o." They have, over their Store, three or four
CONFORTIHLE ROOMS tor rent.
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n p MoVAL,
Dec. u

HNliE subscriber has removed to the large three
L stony BRICK building, two door. above the Viz
g'nian Office, aud opposite Mr.. John Thurman's,
where he offers tor sale an extensive assortment Of
Gfoceies. WM l.. LANCASTER
UrT Those who arc Indebted to the late firm OF
Lancaster & Mash, will please call on III for settle
mcnt W. l.. l..
Dec 81 ia
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I.ELE.fHLE
REAL ESTAHE FOR SAID
Oct. Z
AZ 1ICIyON,

II IL CllON.
DtRSt Ant TO decree Of the county court of
L Amherst, pronounced at the December term
1885, in the case of Nv ard Guardian, U.s. Dahuey
and others, depending in said court. the undersgn
ed, appointed special Commissioner for the pun
pose, will proceed To sci, to the highest bidder by
way OF public auction, on the premises, in the county
OF Amherst, Tuesday. the I'd dav of February
1896, that tract OF Land lying in said county, near
Schoolhelds Ferry, containing Five Hundred
Acres, (more or less,) OF which the late Henry c.
Ward died seized, ad oning the lands of {. Dabncy
Thomas Love, and Others being part OF the tract
conveyed BY the said Hem, {. Ward. in his lifetime
TO the undersigned and James l.ampkin, IN trust to
secure debt due To Jacob Haas, hv decd duly re
corded IN the clerks office OF Amherst county, (thc
balance having been sold by the said IT, &. Ward in
ms lifetime, 10 Thomas loyeD
This land Is well timbered, and Of known fertility
and lies III the immediate vicinity of the town of
lNnehbnfg. Persons desirous OF puIchasiu are in
vlted To visit and examine it. MIR. Lorenzo NoryclL
who has nov possession will show to such as NAV
SO desire, before the day OF sale. The terms pre-
scribed IN the decree under which the Land will oc
Sold are as follows third of the .urchase mo
ney to be paid IN cash-one third in twelve months
aud the remaining third in two years. The two last
payments 10 be secured by personal security aud the
title retained until the same shall he discharged and
TO carry interest pom he dag Of safe.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY, Com.
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POLITICAL.
r.,,, d. Gnlli1,lis loIiel yeal.ol.

From the Ceiiroiis lotiol Jotiho'
We have received through fitn'A the following
srir,pa production, from the pen Of r srrEvh' Esq
a, l.,nchbusr. Va As we have at suudry Tunes
h..a favored with several poetieal communications
finn This sen,eman. and hase copied several extracts
from his published works, eur readers must DC a""'e
Of has l.leraI, merits and an. commentator H'"
onr nen would be useless.
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OBITUARY.,
From the DanrRie Reporrs


Mcssrs Editors AS there is an error in rela-
ton 10 the circumstances attending the accident
which caused the death of our lamented CITIZEN
Abnsr C.. Shelton, beg leave to correc, it.--On
his way from Richmond, and not far distant from
Bnrh>'s Tavern, his horse took fright he arose
on h's feet IN ihc foot OF the snky for tn, purpose
ct using his utmost but feeble strength To check his
ailrghlrd animal Ii being Insufficient To curb HIM
the wheel came III contact with stake of the fence
and severed both shafts precipalng him I'd the
earth and cauSnga rupture of some Of the blood
vessels hcmorrhaer ensucd, which terminated his
existence m Ave hours. Thus has one of our most
spnghily young men for his opportunities, excrtinc
himself to regain his losses, and place his family in
comfortable situation, been taken from them, in
the prime OF life, hut with "a wrcched constitution.
vic. he was in the act of realizing those fond an
uo'pa'Ions-yet'tappea from some oilis remarks,
during a part of his tosome Journey in life tina, he
had an eye to "ternily, and expressed a willing
ness 10 resign lbs destiny into the hands ofhis In
mortal Judge. lie has left a wife and thee chill
dren, together with numerous train of relations
and friends to dcporc his loss
lie s'ore an 'reohness 10 regain
That ,cc0M chich is bit d,oss.
That has tcito and children might ,ttam
Their all wthout a loss.
But oh how tickle tortanc is,
Hr e0u|d net sdre his hte,
Yet ace h"pe hc'S gone to BLISS
here he wW end his strife
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VIRGINIA .--A,a eour, held 70, R.a,

VIRGINIA AT a court held for R.a,
y at the courthouse, the 18th d,s W ssua
Der, 1885 Vi Aosem
y. Patterson, ~ y Susan
4go;,e, Plaintiffs,
William Mead, administrator of JoI, = ,
son, decd, Blancha Patterson widow of - after.
Patterson decd, George ID. Patterson LII, John
son, George w. Quarcs and Rachel his 80 ?. Pat,
eriy Rachel Patterson. Alfred Patterson. NJ, nion
son, Jane Patterson, james Patterson. Mn, dei
lerson Mclienry Patterson, Eliza Patterso,, u Fat,
Patterson. and Martha Patterson, !, fanels
In CHANcrRY
The defendants, George d. Pa,te,s,,
Patterson, George w. Quarles and Racbo, tpah :
not having entered their appearance. and US US wife,
curty according TO the act of assembly and ~ So.
OF ths court and it appearing to the sa,,se' raes
the court that they not inhabitants of 10 aoh Of
monwealth. it Is ordered that the said dfn 'om.
appear here on the fourth MONDAY in Fehr,'dhs DO
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and ,i' heN,
by Of this order be forthwith inserted in ~ co.
paper, published in the town Of Lynehbn," news.
months successfully, and posted at the ,o, lof two
the courthouse of this county. uoof Of
ACory-Teste,
RO. c, MITCHELL r.
a9m
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Iicr Daughters will conduct the Ronue, and Ores.
MfkIne Business, w!th attention and nea,ness
Customers aud Boardcrs are invited to call.
Jan. q,
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amherst County, Gnettag,
M IIIGREtS William II. Knight executor OF
w William Knight at a court OF quarterly ses-
SION held for Amherst County, the Odd day of March,
l-2b, before the justices OF said court, BY the
judgment Of that court had recovered against u His
Franklin thirty seven dollars and fifty cents for debt
and interest thereon, to be computed after the rate OF
SIX per centnm perannun, from the lih day of June
l922' TIL payment; and eight dollars and 6tty-nine
cents for hls cost by him, about his suit in that be
bali expended, whereof the said Willis Franklin is
convict as appears 10 us OF record nevertheless OK
ecuton oiihe said Judgment still remains to be made
40 by the insnuarlon OF the said William Knights
executor We are informed. And because those
things which, in our saql court. are rightly done we
would have duly put III execution; therefore com
mand YOU, as You were before commanded, that YOU
make known to the said Willis Franklin that he be
before the justices of our said court at the court
house. on the third Monday in March next to shew
an, thing ior himself he hath can saw why the
sand llham II. Knight, executor of " liam Knight
deceased, execution against Tim of the Judgment
aotasald may not have, ii to him seems expedient
and further TO do and receive what our said court
shall in that part consider. .tnd then there this
whit. Witness. Robeu Tinsley clerk of our said
court, this, 9TH day of December, 1885 ard in the
Goth year OF the Commonwealth.
ROBERT TINSLEY
Dec. 81 Il.
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/ WANT TO hire, for the ensuing wear. A rood
1 Look, W asher and lroncr.--For such a one an
extra Prce will be paid. Enquire at this Othce
Dee. Is. v,s
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NEGRoEs WANTED.

I WILL give the highest cash price for llLel,
Young Negroes,
SETH WOODROOr.
No, % Gm
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BOARDING AND LODGING. for

- or eight gcntemcu can be had opposite the Viz
gilman Office, IN oomnodous house, A large front
room Ion l,d2uI. Every effort shall be mad. 10 nc
coruinodate and please. BY
MRS. T.. TRl SLOW
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Dec. 81

NIRGlNIA:-A,r rules held IN the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, for the county Of Campbell ON Monday, the
1tl day of December 1875:
JoEu Roper and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Franklin, George Branner, and Eliza Ann North
Debby Ann North, John North, William t;recnberv
North aud james ortiz, the last five of whom are in
tants, suing by he said George Brunncr their guar
dian and next friend. Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

tST oPENED,-Splendid Brass Fender
- and Irons Shovel and rongs, Stair Rods, &c
Making the best assortment of those articles eve
offered in this market. House keapers call and
see, II. B. RICHARDS, Il CO.
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~ Teacher IVIsuIesy.

u MN from 20 to 10 years of age, Of good mora
character, and who is well qualified to teach III,
branches usually taught III this country. NAV hearo,
situation, on application TO Mr.. John Carey or
iynchbutg. LISTERS must be post paid
August 81. :.
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Against


Lewis F,4nklin, in his own right, and as executor
Of Robert Franklin, decd, Benjamin Franklin, Ro-
bert Franklin John Franklin sometimes calling
himself John NJ. Franklin) Thomas Franklin, Tho
mas Jennings aud Mary his wife late Mary Franklin,
Lawrence Sterne and Nancy has wife, late Nancy
Franklin Robert |. Franklin Lawson ID. Frank lin.
Thomas Rankin and Caroline his wife, late Caroline
Franklin, Daniel :. Leonard. Patrick Leonard, Ro.
bert Leonard, Julia Leonard, Frederick Leonard.
William Leonard, Daniel Leonard, Jr. Sally Leonard
James Leonard, Elizabeth Leonard, John Leonard,
Peter North John North. Patsy North Robert North
William Parks and Polly hls wife, late Polly North
defendants.
IL CHASCERY.
The de cnlants, Jno. Franklin, Thos Franklin Ro.
L. lraAhJ IN. Lawson d. Frlnkhn. Ihos. Rankin and
and Caroline his wife, Daniel :. IcorMrd Patrick
Leonard, Ro. Leonard julia Leonard, Fred. Leo
1ard, VIM. Leonard, Daniel Leonard Jr Sally Leo.
nard, James Leonard Elizabeth Leonard John co
nord, Peter North. John North Patsy North. Robert
North, William Parks aud Polly his WIFE not hayn
entered their appearance and give security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth; it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the first
day OF the next term, AID answer the rl,ntiifs bill
and that acopy of this order be forthwith published
IN the lynchbnrg |rgnian, for two months success
swely, and posted at the front door of the count
house OF tins county, on some court day.
copy-teste,
JNO.ALEXANDER, C. s. C. l.. q.
Dec II w2m
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NOTICE.

y ~ persons having clams against the estate of
homas Ford, decd, are requested to brine
Them forth without DELAY, properly authenticated f,
settlement and those indebted 10 said estate will
please make immediate paymen, to me.
CiLNR AIN FORD. Jr. 1dn'r.
Dec. Il -.
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In CHANcERr.
a TEACHER WANTED.

a TEACHER WANTED.
nNE who can come satisfactorily recommend
co. as to characters and qualifications, to fea.'
me dliierent.branches Of an English Educa'''p ),
may ma good situation, in the ncighbornoou y.
concord, Campbell county, by application ~ ~
Thomas Nioscley One that is qualified TO tea''
inc. ha''n Language would be preferred.
Dec. "a w4us
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.,
CUTLERY.

M l. have Just opened, direct from Sheffield. an
~ additional lot Of Cutlery, consisting of a splcn
aii assortment Of Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocl
ct Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c
-Neo, beautiful assortment OF Pistols.
II. Is. RICHARDS & co.
y, I
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400 DOLLAR. REwAED
TEN DOLLARS INWARD

TEN DC1LANS INWARD,
aNANAl from the subscriber, on the 18th
4 4 instant, Richard George, an indented an
prentice 10 the business of Tailor. lie is about
IN years oil age aud stout made The above reward
VIII Dc gwen to an. person who will deliver him to
me- Liberty, Bedford county, Virginia.
SAMIEL RTTCHEI.
ncc.2i i
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The Commonwealth Of pirginia, to the Sheriff Of
amherst CoMty Greeting:
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'"'"F@ Resrcr, 0md E0H0sth0 Conn
DNllls.

A meeting Of the President and Directors nj
= me james hN'r and kana~ha Company. held
IN Toe olty OF Richmond, on Saturday, the 18th day
ReSotre9, That the Stockholders of the Ja,,.s r.,
yer and kanawha Company, other than the STATE be-
and they are hereby required to pa, INTO tbr Ganl
OF Virginia. or one OF its branches, the SIM, NJ ,,.
DOLLARS on each share Of Stock held by them i, ,ba
sah company on or before the 25th day of rebru.
AIRY next.
ny order Of the President and Directors
w. B. CHrrTENDEN Sec'ru,
n. Is. The instruments that have been called Tor
Including the above are fellows:
Isl nstament, 81 per share, paid al the time of sub
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4 Teacher Wanted,

l WISH to employ good English Teacher. 10
conduct ueiEhbourhood school.
RICHARD PERKINS.
Dec. 81
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Nov. 10

" lhulNIA to 'DH:-At rules held IN the clerk,
Office of the circuit superior court of law and
cnancery' tor the county Of Amherst on the 9TH day
of December, 1885:
Young, p,,ntiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
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