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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
SPRING SUPPLY.

FuNHE subscribers have Just received by the ship
Il SUPERIOR, their importation OF Spring and Sum
mer British Dry Goods together with large stock
of other Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
Philadelphia. New York and Boston, in connection
with their partners (F. s S. James s. Co. Of Rich
mond,) by the package.
They solicit the patronage of the customers of the
concern of Franklin. Hunt a. Co. as well as the pub
lic assuring them that their stock is large and com
niandng, and will be sold, wholesale retail, on
terms to be surpassed by house in upnfr Nir
ainia JAMES G. HUNT & Co.
Family Groceries, Hardware Shoes and Hats.
J. e. II. 81 Co.
Anrii 81
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Hawkins, Haynes, Holsey, Hopkins, Howard.
Howell, iinbley, Huntington, Huntsman, Ingham,
Jabcz Jackson, Jarvis, Joseph johnson, Richard
NJ. Johnson, Cave Johnson, Henry johnson, John
w. Jones, Judson, kilgorc. knnard, Lane, Lam
sing, LAWYER, Gideon Lee, Joshua Lee, Luke Lea,
Leonard, Lewis, Logan, Loyal, Lucas. Lyon,
Abilah Mann. Job Mann, Martin, John Y. Mason,
VIM. Mason, Moses Mason, Maury, M 'Comas. Me-
Nay. Mckcon, Mckin,, McLonc, Miller, Mon,-
geometry. Morgan, Muhlenberg, Owens p age Parks,
Patterson, Patton, Franklin Pierce, Phelps, Pinck-
ncy, Rcnchcr, John Reynolds, Jos. Reynolds, Rip
ley, Roane. Robertson, Rogers, Seymour, Augustine
II. Shepherd, Shields, Sckles, Spanglcr, Spcighf,
Siandcicr, S'orcr, Taliaierro, Taylor, Thomas
John Thomson, Toucey, Turril, Vandcrpocl, Wa
gencr, Ward Wardwell. Washington, Webster
Weeks, White, r. +. Whitescy Shcrrod VIII
liams, Wisc--1I7.
NAYS-Messrs. Adams. lIcman Allen, An,lo-
ny, Bailey, Bond, Borden, Briggs, William B. Cab
houn, Chllds, Clark, Crane, Gushing, Darlington,
DENY, Evans, Everett, Philo e. Fuller, G,ennell,
II. Hall, Hard, Harper, Samuel s. Harrison, fla-
zcltlnc, Henderson, Ileis,cr lloar Ingcrsoll, VIM
Jackson, James Laportc, Lawrence, Lay, Lin
coin, Love, sampson Mason, McCarty, McKcn-
nan, Mllipan, Morris, Parker, Dn,ee J. Pcnrcc,
Philips, Potts, Reed, Russell, Shnn, Slade,
Sloane, Underwood, Ninton, Elisha Whit,lcscy,
Lewis W Illiams--i,2.
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Y1NIlE subscribers return their thanks to the public
Il generally. for the liberal encouragement with
which they have been favored, since they commenced
the Saddlng Business IN this place, and hope still
share portion of the public patronage. They
now have on hand good assortment and will en-
deavor constantly keep full supply of every art
Gle in their line, and made of the best materials.
Then assortment consists OF the following articles
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Saddles Brides; Mar
tingaes Saddle Bags; Naces; Twig Whips
Leather Trunks Coach and Gig Harness Caryall,
Wagon. Cart and Dray Harness Whips; Collars
Trace Chains; Halter Chains; Curry Combs Bri-
die Bitts Strrup Irons; all ofwhch can be bad on
accommodating terms their old stand, few doors
above Messrs. Williams q Nctors, aud next door
to Mr. John +. Hunts.
SIMPSON x LYMAN.
u Boards much improved Patent Spring Sad
dies with Spring Grths. Having purchased the
patent, they will keep good supply OF the above ar
tice.
~ Two Barouches and gentle Horses for hire
with or without the driver; also good Riding Horses
for hire SIMPSON & LYMAN.
Nav RI
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WEDNESDAY,, Nav Is, 1896.

eeedines thereon
WEDNESDAY,, MAY Is, 1896.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration ol
the resolution ior the ratification of the Cherokee
treaty.
\ motion was made by Mr.. Clay to strike out
all the resolution after the word Resolved" and
TO insert:
:" That the instrument OF writing purportng 10
be- "A treaty concluded NJ New Eehoia on the ooh
day OF December. 1875, between the United
States and the chefs headmen, aud people OF the
Cherokee tribe of indians, and the supplementary
articles thereto annexed, were not made and CON
clnded by authority on the part of the Cherokee
tribe competent 10 bind ii and, therefore, without
reference To the terms and conditions of the
said agreement and supplementary articles, the Sc
nate cannot consent 10 and advise the rattle ton
thereof as valid treaty. binding on ,ao Cherokee
tribe or nation.
" Kcsoirod, Tha, the Senate do advise the Pre-
sldent to open new negotiation with the Chcro-
KEGS on the enst side OF the Mississippi, with
persons invested by them with fall powers 10 treat
in their behalf, upon the basis Ola cesson Of the
whole country of the Cherokecs on the east side of
the Mississippi, oi any part thereof that may be
deemed most eSpedieni and practicable"
And the question being stated by the Chair,
q Shall the words proposed to be srie ken out stand
part OF the resolution =
The yeas were 20, Tie nays Is.
Those who voted in the affirmative, are,
Mcs,rs. Benton, Black, Brown, Buchanan Cuih-
bert, Ewing, of H., Goldsboroueh, Grundy, lien
bricks, HILL Hubbard, King, Of Alabama, King, oi
GeorGa, Linn Mexican, Moore, Morris. Niles,
Preston, Rlvcs, Robinson, Rugeles, Sh"pcy, Tall
madgc, Upton, Walker, Wall, White, Wright.
Those who voted in the negative, are,
Mcssrs. Calhoun, Clay, Clayton, Crittcnden
Davis, Ewing, Of Ohio, Leigh, Naudain, Porter
Prentiss, Robinson, Southard, Swift, Tomnson
W cbster.
On the question to agree to the resolution as sub
mittcd for the ratification Of the treaty,
! 1t determined in the ailirmative-yeas 81
nays H..
| Those who voted in the affirmative, are,
Messrs. Benton, Black, Brown, Buchanan, Cn,h-
bert, Ewing, of Ill., Goldsborough, Grundy, Hen
bricks, Hill, Hubbard, Kent, King, of Alabama
King, of Georgia, Linn, Mexican, Mangum, Moore
Morris, Niles, Preston, Rivcs, Robinson, Rugglcs
Shcpley, Talmadge, Upton, Walker, Wall
White, Wright.
Those who voted in the negative arc,
MesSrs Calhoun, Clay, Clayton, Crittenden
Davis, Ewing, of Ohio, Leigh, Nandain, Porter
Prentiss, Robinson, Sou,hard, Swift, Tomlinson
Webster.
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.V'OIE(E.
NAV 30

A Ii. persons having claims whethor due or not
1 n upon the estate of Henry Brown, 1r. deceased,
are requested to present thcEl to me, at Lynchburg
or in my absence. to Mr.. X b. Townley, in order
that arrangements be made for their speedy pay
ment
The friends and customers of the old and popular
mercantile establishment OF the late HENRY
BROWN Jr., are respectfully informed, that as soon
as the inventory, required by law. can be taken
(which will be in a few days,) the LARGE and
SPLENDID STOCK of GOODS, recently pur-
chased by the deccdcnt, in New York, greater ex
tent than usual for cash, will be offered pr sale, at
the old stand on the most liberal terms. The as
sorment is believed TO be extensive and complete
as any hitherto known in this market, consisting,
manly, of fresh Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
Ii lrd,r0re CHhcry, and GrocerieS, OF which, more
particular description will be given hereafter The
Fancy Goods, especially, were laid in under favorable
circumstances, with great care and attention, ana
will b. found to be of the richest and most fashion
able kind. This opportunity of purchasing the
most desirable Goods, (the packages OF large por-
ton of which are yet broken) at the very lowest
rates. is worthy of the notice of COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS, aswell as ohers-aad to all the assurance
is unhestatnglv given that by calling as the
doors are opened they will have it in their power to
obtain great bargains in the best Goods at the most
,aduced nr,ces j. r. BROWN,
Erecutor q Henry Brocn Jr deceased
rPAnv person disposed to engage extensively IN
the mercantile pursuits, would do well TO purchase
the whole Stock and by retaining the stand and con
timing the business the benefit OF the val'ia-
BILE custom heretofore enjoyed by the house In the
cvept of sucha sale the executor, rece ing I'M
doubted security, would agree to allow creht "'
one and two wears, or for longer time desired.
J. Il. b. Executor, Sc
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
From The ". J. Transcript.
TIL. TRIAL OF ROBINSON.

In relation To tins interesting, and still uniyer-
sally excl fug trial, The Boston Times OF Saturday
has the subloincd remarks. explaining one Of tho
strange circumstances referred TO in the course Of
the examination OF ono OF the witnesses for
the prosecution, bu which has hitherto remained,
as far rs the New York papers have been con-
ccfned nm "unra,eed MYSTERY"
There are circumstances attending the trial Of
Richard r. ROBINSON which combine TO render il
one OF the creates, mysteries upon record. Our
readers will re,ollect that time since we gave
an account of the suicide of Mr. Thomas b. Cusl,-
ng, clerk in the employ OF Bailey, keclcr L.
Rrmscn, aud WHO sustained excellent cl,arac-
ter, and had ihecntrc confidence OF his employers.
/ has been ascerlalncd that he was nj Mrs. Town.
sends on the night OF the murder. II was also as
cerialncd that he kept company with the Miss
Stevens tmcnlioncd IN Mrs. Townscnd's testimony
on the n'al,) the night before She died so suddenly
at Mrs. Gaaeher's, which the night previous
IN the suicide. Miss Stevens WAS n "boarder' nj
Mrs Townscnd's nj the timn of the murder, and
left when that establishment was broken MP. Her
death was represented TO have been occasioncd
by the bursting of u blood vessel but there are
circumstances which induce belief that she died
by poison. Further than this, is not known. Here
the plot thickcns, and all beyond is doub, md un-
certainty.
CushiI1 had circle OF highly respectable re-
lavcs andO|ficnds, (somc Of them residing in this
city, whose feelings were sufficiently narrowed up
by his melancholy exit, without the association Of
that exit with guilt and crime"
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Overfomiag ofhhe Mississippi. Intelligence
had reached New Orleans, on the 3Oth ni that The
Mississippi had overlooked its banks at the Eng
isl, Turn, and tina, crcvasse had occurred in the
Parish of Point Coupec, doing great damage to tho
river plantations; but the Bulletin of the I'd inst.
SAYS that subsequent intelligence renders it prob
able hat the injury generally will prove by no
means as great as was apprehended. From Nor
CANS plantation, which had been reported to have
been swept away, not single building had been
carried away or injured.
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VOTE
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
MONDAY, June 10, 1886.
On ordering the ARKANSAS bill to a third read

On ordering the Arkmsds bill to third read
ing.
YEAS-NIessrS. Chiffon Allan, Ash, Ashley,
Barton, Bcalc, Bean, Bell, Bockee, Boon, Boul-
din, Boyd. Brown, Buchanan, Bunch, Burns, John
Cahoon, CambreIeng, Campbell, Carter, Casey,
George Chambers, John Chambers Clancy
Chapman, Chaplin, Nathaniel II. Claiborne, John
#. II. Claiborne, Cleveland, Coffee, Coles, Con-
nor, Craig, Cramer, Cushman, Deberry, Dickson,
Doubleday, Dromeoole, Fairfield, Farlin, Forester,
French, Fry, William X. Fuller, Galbraith, James
Garland, Rice Garland, Gillett, Grantland
Graves, Grayson, Griffin, Haley, Joseph Hail
Hamcr, Hardin, Harlan. A. G.. Harrison, Halves
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PnosrrcTs OF M,cnloAN.-'rhe Detroit Jour-
nal of the 3lN ut. says:
" The Michigan Yesterday morning, brought in
to the city, the greatest load Of passengers thar
was ever landed here--ihcre being not less than
or 800 souls. elearn that ut Buffalo the rush 10
get on board Of her was great, that the captain
rsiuscd passages 10 many persons previous TO tho
regular hour of leavng--tl,erc not being room
to accommodate them
All the boats that come in seem TO be loaded
down TO the extent of their capacity. Within
week, there has been landed on our wharves
from steamboats, and schooners, at least 10000
souls. This may seem to our eastern readers to
be almost incredible, but We can assure them it is
no cxaggeraton. At some of orr hotels, and wa
have n great many--from $50 to 300 persons
have taken breakfast in ono morning"
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1SskFE.Y IT.

'I'lIE subscribers hereby inform their customers
L and the public, that notwithstanding the in
Jury done to the Water Works Dam, by which their
Mills have been supplied with water, they will be ID
market for the growing crop of Wheat, and will give
liberal prices for all wheat delivered at their mills.
VI. & IL. S. LANGI1ORNE.
June II I'm
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TAXING THE VEIT..--This solemn and in
icrestne cerQmonv the Catholic Churcl, was cell
ebrated in the chapel OF the Convent ofIhc Vista
ton, nj Georgetown, ON Saturday morning last.
II having been known, for some dnvs tvonsv,
that the spectacle WAS was To be witnessed, the
chapel was crowded with vsiters principally Pro-
'estanls, AT an carly hour in tie morning, as We
learn from the Georgetown Metropolitan. After
an impressive examination ofthe novciates by the
Arch. Bishop, and an explanation TO them OF tho
importance OF the step they were about TO UNDER
take, the irrevocabe was administered 10 each,
and in the profound Stiffness which reiened around,
The audience heard tho response from each, in low
but firm tones, that all connection between them
and the world was dissolved forever. The follow
inc given in the Metropolitan as the names
and ages of the proiicicn,s, with the conven,ual
fi,lr by which they are hereafter to be distinguish
ed
Mary M'GrnRy, now Sister MARY THEopo-
IA, aged %; SARAH JINKINs, now Sister CLARA
AGNEs, aged * OLIVIA SToNEsrREET, now Sis
ter MANY FnoMENA, aged II.
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IMpoRrANr.-We perceive by our London pa
pers, that the large sleeves ofladies' dresses have
gone entirely out of fashion. The sleeves are now
small, and banded in three or four paces-prcsen-
ting what the dress-makors call bomfants. This is
important. But the shop-keepers have been wise
what is lost in the dimensions of the sleeves is
amply gained in the enlarged capacities Of the
skirt.
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albany Erehangc.-A subscription has been
opened at Albany for the Building of an Exchange
a sum exceeding 100000 has been already raj
sed, and considerable further subscription is ex-
pcctcd,
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fANAL CONTRACTORS will be furnished, on
~ the most reasonable terms with Ames' SUPER
OF ohoves and Spades; long handle Shorels; Gro"
bars Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Naylor X Cos
Vas-Steel of all sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron; and
other Iron, OF almost every description-and every
other article in the Hardware line They are parcu-
Early invited to give call.
H. RICHARDS & co.
April ii Is
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+ AIDES Work Boxes,
IL do do do with Music,
do Toilet do very fine,
Backgammon Boards,
Chess Men,
Fmted Ca tors, some very fine,
do Candlcsticks,
do Shutters and Trays,
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers,
Astral Lamps,
And many other desirable articles just opened. For
sale by H. Is. klCliAhDo ~ 20
June 9 is
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Irll1c Is
NOTICE..

yEyIIEsuhserih ers are Just receiving quantity OF
q North Carolina CLIPPED tERRiNGS' III
pine barrels. Those wishing to buy would perhaps
do well TO give us call before they purchase,
Lomer End If Main STREET
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CHEAP CLOTHS.

'UNiiE subscribers have on hand. very large took
Il fine and extra super fine Blue Cloths OF their
own importation, which they will sell at very small
advance, in order to reduce the stock Those IN
want will do well to examine our cloths
JAMES G. HUNT & Co
MayJ0 is
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FOR RENT.

- THE Store Room, Stable, and Lumber
iiiM House, at present occupied by the subscriber
-possession given the early part OF next
'"onth. Apply to Alexander Liggan or to
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
June IS
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ny FLETCHER r. TOLER.
q. Il N. p a r X Z n

sroyE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN METALS,
M As and 40. South Cdipet Street, Baltimore,
OFFER FOR SALE:
.nn boxes TIN PLATE, l-3 II with extra
JUU sizes,
% casks Sheet Zinc, for roofing,
100 pigs Banca and Spanish Tin,
90 casks Timed Copper,
) tons Spelter,
Il tons Sheet Lead, from % to ) lbs.
40 packs Russia Sheet Iron,
% tons American do.
% do. English do.
5OO bundles Iron Wire. assorted.
Wnha large assortment of Wood and Coal Srosrs,
and great variety of Stove Ornaments, such as
Rails. Resets, Wire and Brass Top Tenders, &c.
Baltimore, June l6 5t
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CANDIES, &c.

osF received superior lot of CANDIES. WEST
INDIA SWEET MEATS. PRuSEs, FIGS, DATES,
'irRoS, &c. &c. For sale low by
FOGRQUREAN & PALMER.
.Signofhe BOYS Golden Mortar
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WILLIAM RYAN.

late Of II, firm Of Cook 8 Ryan, R'chmona, Jd.1
vrAS located himself in the City of Philadelphia,
~ where he is now engaged in Manufacturing La
dies Shoes His store is No. 20, South 4th street,
west side, up stairs.
From his experience in the southern trade, he flat
ers himself that he furnish dealers such Shoes
. will secure their custom, if they will give him a
trial.
A general assortment of Ladies' 30 ITS aud shoes,
nj the newest fashion, manufactured of the best ma
,erals for sale by the package OF dozen.
He respectfully soliei,s orders and calls from his
friends and the public generally.
June Is At
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40 Feet o:cround on Main Street.
June l6

'UNHE subscribers authorized to sell that valn-
u able piece of ground, on Main street. contain
ing 80 feet front. in the occupancy of II. Da-
Wis Esq, and opposite to MIR. John NJ. Warwlcks
new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal
PAYNE & TURNER, 4uctrs.
Iunc 9
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Il. STABLER.


IL AS just received supply of Fresh Mcdi-
L cines, Drugs, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuils, Fam
cy Articles, &c. &c. Among which, arc
Best Caabria Liquoricc,
Sperm Oil,
Copal Narnish, (quick dryng,)
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, Ia considerable varie,y,)
Turpcntine do.
Hair Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do
Superior Razors,
DO. Straps.
Do. Pen Knives,
DA Fine Combs,
DO. Dressing do
Splendid Gard Cases,
Metallic Pens. cheaper and better than quilts,
Letter Paper various,
Note do.
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish Scgars, (od,)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
Physicians Scales and " eiehts,
Starch,
Clue
Spirits Turpcntine,
White Lead, (purc,) &c. &c. &c.
Also,
\ new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
JAM in 10. Jars, AT 80 cents each, or as 30 per
doaen,p possessing all the freshness of the large .n-
g''sh Raspberry in season.
April ts
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PA N o S.

W Il have just received 5 handsome Piano For
w tes one of whichis an upright, London made
instrument Of fine which; all of will be sold on
'ne most reasonable terms, perhaps lower than they
were ever sold in Ibis place,
PAYNE & TURNER.
Mayo is
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Wish to purchase about 80 likely young Ne
groes' from to % years of age.-Letters d.
rec.ed TO me in Lynchburg, or my brother Mark,
VIII De attended TO JOHN ANTHONY
Dec " ,s
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VOTES IN TIE. SENATE.

The Injunction Of secrecy having been removed
by the Senate from the Proceedings and Votes up
on the Treaty with the Cherokee Indians. We
extract thcrclrom the following concluding Pro-
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Y IRGlNlA, TO WIT ~, snper,orcour, Of
chancery, directed by law to be holden nj tie
town OF Lynchbnrg, Tor the district thereof, on tie
day OF October, 1896:
Mary Ann Mays, Administrative OF Joseph Mays
dec H., Plaintiff,
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w alkden's English Ink Powder, Just inn
w ported and for sale by
II. B. RICHARDS e. Co.
Nav
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against
David and " linn KYLE,

Tn the motion of the defendants b, counsel leave
is gwen them to file their answet on their payi,r
down, or giving security To pay, all such M,
be incurred by or awarded against them in tins caus,
aud by consent OF the parties. by their counsel e
court doth recommIt to Commissioner Benagh the
reNou made by him IN this cause, IN pursuance OF the
order of the fifteenth day of May last with the execp
tons thereunto, for him 10 reconsider and report
thereupon as heretofore directed
And, at circuit superior court of law and chance
ry, held for the town of L,nchbrg at the court
house in the said town. ON the 18th dav of july 1891
sitting as court of chancery: 1t appearing the
court, that the plaintiff Mary Ann NAYS. hath inter
married with Harrison NJ. Gibbs. on the motion OF
the said Gibbs, by counsel, il is ordered, thai tins
cause be proceeded IN in future in the name of the
said Harrison NJ. Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife.
And at rules holden in the clerks office of the
said circuit superior court OF law and chancery on
the first Monday IN March, ISIS, appearing that
the order of publication eutcrcd in this cause, AT
rules on the 9th OF October, 1891 to revive against
Hugh Campbell, the executor OF William Kyle, dec
hath been duly published; and the sand Hugh Camp
bell having failed TO shew cause To the contrary of
what tolloweh it is ordered, that this suit be pro-
ceeded in in future against the said Hugh Campbell
executor Of the defendant, William Kyle, dec d, thu
said William Kyle having departed tins life since the
institution of tins suit.
And at a circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, held for the town of Lynchbnrg, at the cour
house in the said town, the 9th of July, 1898, sit
ting as court of chancery:
Harrison NJ. Gibbs and Mary Ann his Wife, former
ly Mary Ann Mays administrators OF Joseph MAYS
deceased, Plaintiffs,
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l00 dozen DRAIN and Grass scythcs

auu price Scyhes for sale, either wholesale retail
very low, by HB.RlCHARDS & Co.
May9 &c
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LvuczDUR1 CLOTHING STORE.

rINHF. subscribers bee leave to inform the in
L bitants of Lynchburg and Campbell, that
they have commenced the
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David Kyle, and Hugh Campbell, executor OF
William Kyle, deceased, Deits.
On the motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel, and FOR
reasons appearing TO the court, James &. Anthony
Esq. is appointed Special Commissioner, TO execute
the order OF account, cne ed in this cause, tho
2Sth of October, 1896
And, at a circuit superior court OF law and chan
cery continued and held for the town of Lynchburg,
at the courthouse in the said town, on Saturday the
Both day of Jandary, 1876, sitting court OF
chancery:
Harrison NJ. Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife, for
merl> Mary Ann Mays administrator of Jos. Mays
deceased, Plaintiffs,
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juno 2n