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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

NIRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office Of the circuit superior court of law
and chancery, for the county Of Amherst, on the
7lh day of November, 1886
Mourning Christian, Plaintiff,
against
Charles NJ. Christian, David l. White and
Charles L. Burks, Defendants,
IL CHANCERY.
The defendants, David L. White and Charles
f. Burks, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act of AS
semby, and the rules Of this court, and it APP
pearlng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this country, it is ordered that
the sal defendants do appear here on the first
day OF April term next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that a copy Of this order, be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg VirginIan
two months successfully, and posted at the
front dor of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copv-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., C. .
December 25 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

coxruotoay. In the " Excursion 81 Wordsworth
occurs the following passage
--" have secn
Acurious child, applying To his car
The oonvoluuons Of smooth lpp'd she'll,
To which, in silence hushod his very soul
Listened Intensely, and his countenancc soon
Brightcn'd with Joy, for, murmurnf from thin
Were heard sonoraas cadcnccs whereby,
To his belief the monitor expressed
Mysterious union with It's nilse SEA
Even such shell the universe itseif
Is 10 the car offsth, and doth inpart
Authentic tdngs Of invisible things
OF ebh and flow, and cvcr-during power;
And central peace subsistng nj the heart
Of endless agitation"
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NIRGINIA-At rules held 10 the Clicks
Y Office oil The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county of Amherst, on
Monday, The Sd day Of October, 1886
a fired J.. Dlllarl aud Elizabeth b. his wife,
formerly Elizabeth Il. Cabell, Napoleon l.. Ca
bell and Alexander Cabell, Plaintiffs,
against
Frederick Cabell, surviving Executor of the
last will and testament of John Cabell, deed.
and IN his own right, Samuel Bransford, late
SERGEANT Of The corporation of Lynchburg, and
as such administrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed Of Geo. Cabeli, decd, Samuel
Cabell, VIM. Daniel, a Judge of the General
Cont OF Virginia, and P2uhna j. his wife, for
mery Paulina !. Cabel AViliam Walton, one
OF the securities Of John J. Cabeli deed, IN his
official bond as guardian for the Plaintiffs,
whilst infants, William Chick, one OF the
securities Of the said John J. Cabell deed
IN his official bond, as one Of the Executors OF
John Cabeil, decd, and Thomas II. Friend, Nd
mlnistrator Of John J. Cabel decd,
Defendants,
lN CuANcERy.
The Defendant, Samuel Cabell, not having
entered his appearance aud given security
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he IS not an lnhabitant Of this
country ; il is ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here on the first day of April term
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and
hat copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
he Lynchburg Virginian, for two months sue
cesslvely, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county.
A Copv-Teste
JOBN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
December , W2m
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POLITICAL.
Fsem hse knrkerboeecr for .ianaary.

Fsen hae hnfrkf rboeecr Tor .fanaary
THE STARS.--nv }. c. rERetyAI.
walk abroad at midnight and MY tye,
Purgcd from it, sensual bltndnvs- upwards tnfns
And waaders Ger the dark aud spaneled sky,
Where every star fount Of being lnrns,
And pours GU, life. as Maids, from their urns
Drop their refreshing dew on herbs and flowers :
l gaze until my fanoy's eye dsoefns,
A. an azurc hall, the assembled powers
~ nature spend in deep consult those solemn hours.
Methinls hcar.theH language +bnt II sounds
Too high for my conception, u the rea,
OF thunder Ia the mnuntains when II bounds
From peak Ia peak or on the eehsng shore
The tempest driven billsws busting pour
And raise their awful voices OF the eroan
Rambling in Xmas cnuais, It's store
OF lava spouts its red jets the moan
Ofwinds tina, within their caverned walls Of stone
3 And there is melody among those spheres,
A music swcctef than the vcrua tram,
Or fay notcs.which the nymph struck shepherd hear
Where moonlight dances on the hquld PLAIN
That curs before the west wind I'll the main
Seems waving like a rufllcd sheet II fire
IT'S Nature's allelula aud again
The cxult when the Eternal SiTl
Said Re there liehi and light shune forth It his de
sire.
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HENRY s. PEYTON,
VIM. J. KIDD,
FREDERICK S. PEIT0A.
I oyinoston. Angn.t 2S Is

VIRGINIA Al rules holden N The
Y Clerks Office Of the circuit superior conf'
Of law and cbanccry, for The Town Of LyncA
burg, the 5tb day Of December, 1886.
W lillian ". PeytoD, administrators de ton'
non Of Edward Henyy, decd, pRH'
AGAINST
Patrick II. Fountain. Nath1. W. D1ndmse
and Martha his wife, John Fountain, Paine'
| II, Fountain, IL. Edmsnd Redd and Sarah ns
wife, William II. II cane, Ann II. Roaoe, "a
rah Ann TrapnaN, Phillip Aylett, Nlil'am =
Fountain and Sarah his wife, Philip Fl'zh.SA
and Mary his wife, and Betsy Moore anu any
II Moore, infants, by commissioner benasa
specially assigned their guardian, dei y.
The Defendant Sarah Ann TraPnah, u"
having entered her appearance and gwen 1e. ,ss
rityaccordlng 10 the Act OF Assembly anu NV
Rules CT this Court and il appearing by sa.s
factory evidence, thai she is not an Inhao,'%%"'
of this country : 1t is ordered, that the saa W
PENDANT do appear here on the first day VI , a..
next term and answer the bill Of the Paln'n'
and that a copy of this order be iorh~l, ,aw Nd
serted in some newspaper printed IN Inc 'o .oS
of Lynchburg, for two months successl'ef' '%-
posted at the front door of the court house. u
said town. A Copy-Teste. cr.
December o6 WIN
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December &c

NIRGlNIA-Atlul held in the ole law
Y Office of the circuit superior cour' ol 'J n,
and chancery, for the county Of Amherst ="
Sd day of October. 1886; air
Peter Den, and Sally Lee his wife, :, lor ;nia.
Sally Lee Camden, ii''"''
against c,a
Peter'G Camden. Executor OF Leroy I h,J
den, decd, William II. Garland, and h .I,,s
n .Eubank, Deie"''
In CHANcERY.
The defendant Peter G. Camden, tSe. .a,sd
of Leroy Camden, deed, not having e naa,o
his appearance and given security, aecofo .a,rt.
the act of Assembly. and the rules OF ms cha that
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence or,
he is not an inhabtant Of this country .a,s on
dered that the said defendant do appear ne 'ar the
the iirst day of Aprilte next and ans W. or
bill of The plaintiffs, and that a copy OF .n,' yir
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynchou,i7 NOS
ginian, for two months SUCCESSFULLY anu I'M
ted at the front door of the Courthouse u
county. a Copy-Teste, I, c.
JOHN THOMPSoN' IT., On,
December )
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spllE subscriber having retired from the Gre
W. Gerry and Commission Business, wishes To
settle up the business Of the late firms of John.
W m. x {. Poe aud }. & G. Poe, G. Poe and
Foe RenwIck, as early as possible. AS some
OF the accounts nave been OF very long standing
10 further Indulgence can be gwen. AppIica-
uon may be made 10 myself, or Mr.. James h.
Renwick, tor settlement of the accounts.
CASN ELL POE.
\ B.-l wish 10 purchase neNt spring, soc
cord, Chestnut, Spanish and Black Oak Bark
for which cash Will he given
CASW ELI. POE.
January % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

Goodall shinn, Wright, Shadwick, Collier
! Anderson, Marshall OF l.. Newman, Hudglns
Rogers. Garland, Wiley, Cooper. Chapman
McCaufey. Johnston, Brown, Alexander, Wool
llolk, Almond, Mccoy, caekley, Fatiax, Nena
! he, llubard Stands, Williams, MofTet, Cootes
lessee, Speer. Bare, Rinker, Dayi,, Moncur'
Hargfave. Gillespie, Ripley, Gibson, aud Stan
yer-67
For Um. Daniel -Messrs, Bayly of A.
Byrd. Gosgin, Campbell, Mallory, Wills, VIII
ers, Wilson OF c.. Servant, Hale Of +, Wood
Smith, Of Gloucester, Martin, Smith Of ! lie o
wight, McCaudlish, Davenport, Peer, Don
ally, Cooke, Fitzgerald. Brady. Witcher, Tuns-
TALL Raymond, Butts, Samuels Of w Gun
bingham, aud May-29.
For " H. Rodne.- Messrs. Poulson, Snod-
grass, McMllah, Samuel 81 g., Christian, Ball.
Marshall oi Eau Edmunds OF Eau, Dickerson,
Mullen. Hooc. Carter, Fisher, Segar, Scott,
Pcndlelon. CrurchGeld, and Jelt,-ls.
I6r J. u. Hkioty- Mes,rs. Stuart, Bolts,
Beard, I.--For h. W, Leigh
Mes,r. Harper and Braden-2 For VIM.
+. Gordon-Mr iIuntcr.-Ior j. Tyler--Mr.
Smith of Frederick.-For W. Robertson---
Mes.rs. Luekel, Benton, and Stanard. For J..
[. Cabell-Mf. Dorman.
joint vote vote with Tie Senate; For David
II. Campbell, 50 for VIM. Daniel, - for VIM
II. Rolnc, . scattering, y
On motion Of Mr.. WnsoN of b., the House
adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

YNHE ship Grace, has Just arrived from Liy-
Il efpool. bringing in the balance of my fall,
supply OF CHINA and EARTHEN- WARE
which may be expected up in few days. Mer.
chants may now expect to obtain any quantity Of
any article of China, Glass and Earthenware
they may require for their sales.
JOSEPH d. EVANS.
tsioH the Bank
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Classical Schoo,

THE Classical School at Bocock,. q
Il Floods, IN the county of BuckiOsassi nea-
opened on the first Monday. in ,5a aaln, VA
month, under the superintendent Of ne presep
Der. VI we subscrt
TERMS.
The terms per session. nre
For orihosraphy, Reading, Wri,ino
and Arithmetic, ing
For English Grammar. Geooranbv u
History, "'u
For tie Latin and Greek Lancu,oa. 90
Mathematics, and the Sciences
In addition 10 the above studies ;,s,.
viii be given IN The French and na"a3'''4oel04
guages, al 80, and in Oriental Lane Laa
SO per session. o'ases, a
The year will be divided into ,wo.o.
The hrst commencing the Isl of an,,soh,
closing the list May: the second ,h M
June, and closing the oath of DecemLor ad
cation OF SIX weeks will be given in tho IA
of the fall. - '"e eol,.
lhose who enter at an advanced period -,
term, will only be charged Tor the nos,, " A'
time that remains but 10 deduc,ieppY , ,'.a d
made on account of absence. VI"
The tuition is payable in advance
boardin9 can be obtained in respec,N.
miles, IN The neighborhood, on re, .ag' IA
terms. 'ohdbe
The subscriber having pursued regn,,.,..
rary and Professional course of studios ~ a'e-
voted some time TO the Instruction Of -, ,a ue'
feels confident that he will be able IN ma asuIn'
expectations of his patrons. '' 'is
LOUIS f. KLIpSTEIy
January Is ','s
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Commissioners Sale OF
Slaves &c.

IN pursuance of a dccretal order of the circuit
superior count Of law aud ehancery, for the
town oi Lynchhurq, pronounced on the 10Th
day Of October, 1896 IN a sun therein Deepen
ding under the style OF Stanfeld vs.. Jones, the
undersigned, the Comm Missioner therein named
will, ON the 23d day of February 1887 at the
Market House, in the town of Lynchburg, ex
pose to sale by way public auction, for rea
dy money, the following slaves, namely Mary,
Sam and George aud so soon as the sale ot
said slaves is completed, the undersigned will,
GA the same day nj the dwelling house occupied
by Charles |. Jones, IL the town of Lynchburg,
in virtue Of the same decretal order, expose 10
sale by way OF public auction for ready mon
ey, snndry articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Acting as Commissioner, the undersigned will
only convey such title a. is vested in him by
the decletal order aforesaid.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON,
Sergeant Of the Corporation Of Lynchburg x
tom'r.
January % tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

VIRGINIA f-Atrulcs held IN the Clerk ofco Of
the Circuit superior Court Of Law and tbanocrY
holden for Campbell county the 2nd day Of Jlnua-
~, 1897, IN the 6lst year OF the Commonwealth
! Ice, Emily ilcc, Robert CLARK and susannah
Clnk, formerly Susannah Lee Pitts
Against
James Lancaster surviving executor OF John Lee, u.
dee and IN RI htof his wife Elizabeth, Elizabeth Lam
easter BurWeH Lee in his rlehr, and as Admins
ualor Of Burwell Lee and John Arnold dc. William
Lee, Tabitha Lee Susan Arnold, who ncrmarrIcd
with EcNcry Arsuld, Beverly Anuld IA his o"n right
and Ar administrator OF John Arnold dec. John Ander
san and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Lee, nlcb
1T and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Lee ParmclIa
Lee John " ilson and Do.ha his wife formerly Dosha
Lee James Anthony and pal.ey his wife, formerly Pat
~ Lee, aud SAID Anthony administrator 81 Buf",H
Lee, IT, dee stephen Lee Rebcccl Lco the widow OF
Beverly Lee, dee William Lee, Street Hale and Iabi-
tina bis wife formerly Iabitha Lee, Gracy Lee, Eliza
beth Ice, Richard Lee, John Lee Beverly Lee, Mary
Lee David Young and Ann his wife formerly Ann
Holloway, Icmy Order and Pamela his vile, former
" Pamela tcc Drury Holland and Matilda his WIFE,
formerly Matilda Lee, Richard Iioolhc and Aeness his
witc, formerly Agncs- Lro Richard Lee, Alexander
Lee and Sarah g his VIE Palsy Arnold, formerly
paiscy Lee Mosby Arnold Betsy Brown, formerly
Bctsy Arnold, William Caytor and Susan h- wiic Tor
mcrly Susan Arnold Thomas DAVIS and Nancy his wife
formerly Nancy Arnold, William Ruckcr aud 1ahitha
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
EDUC Asp-tDITo

YNHE subscriber will on the 1st of March, o.
l. pen an English and Classical School in this
place.
The terms and school-room will be made
known hereafter. WIN. S. REID. Jr.
JANUARY Is l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

INHE subscriber has been appointed A
L gent, IN Lynchburg, and the adjacent,
country, for the Penny and Saturday Magazines.
and lor the Penny Cycoppdia Subscribers to
the above works will please call for vols. that
may be due. THOMAS DIILARD
January %
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$40 REV ARD

AtTOLEN from before the door Of the sub
- srrlber, on Saturday last, a dark gray Pc
NES } feet high, and has a right white fore
.ot he is about 3years old
Apply 10 JOHN FARLEY.
Richmond January rs Is
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H. ID. NurriH, Dentist,
OF PETERSBURG. VA.

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
- gentlemen OF Lynchburg, that he has taken
room at the Washington Hotel, where he
intends remaining for short time. From
his experience in all the operations of Dental
surgery, and the general satisfaction he has
heretofore given, he is confident that he will
be able toplease all those who may favour him
with call.
RS. Ladies waited on at their residence il
desired.
Jan. 16 ow
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AOY'/CL.

TIVE subscriber having purchased the inter
l. e,t Of Caswell Poe, in the firm of Poe Il
Renwirk will continue to do bushes. in the
long established house, formerly occupied by J.
& {. Poe, and laterly by Poe & Renwick'
lie will keep ON hand at all times, a large stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
NOTICE.

TllE subscriber, having qualified as admins
4 traitor OF the estate of Christopher Roberts
decd, requests all persons having claims against
sand estate to present them, properly authentca-
ted, for settlement, and all indebted To make pay
ment TO hun. ID. X. LYMAN,
Admr, Of {. Roberts, dec.
January ~ Is
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2T' At meeting of the President and pue,,,,. +,
the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company j, il rj,,
cd that the Stockholders 81 said COMPANY nav ..
John Garth, ef Buchanan Treasurcr OF ~ c5pr,n,
onor belore the 25rh January next, Ten Dollar, m
each shan of Stock. "
J. BLAIR, .SecictaryN BIT
.'ai uf1v Is vi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

NIRGiNlA-As a court held for FransI.
Y county. at the sQArt-house, on the ID DAT
of January. 1897.
John J. Lowell and Polly his wllc, Plaintiff.
.=.. against
William Parberry, James Parbeuy. Sarah
Parberry, and Lewis Winsfeld and Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants.
II CnAScER1.
The defendants William ParberGr and lame,
Papberry, not having enlered their appearance
and glrea security aecolding 10 the aci of a,
semby and the rules Oh Tbs coug,, and II ap
pcarlng 10 ,he Satisfaction Of his conn that hty
are n0l in habliants of tafs commonwealth On
the motion Of 'hc plaintiffs, by counsel II IS q.
dsred thai The said defendants do appear here or
the hr>i Monday ~ March next, and answerlhe
plaintiff bill, and ibai copy of Tins order b.
forthwith publish in ihe Lynchhurg SuDn,-
an, for TIVE months excessively, and pss,ed al
the from door 81 rbe courthouse Of ,hs count
A Cupr-Teste,
NJ Il CARPER. D. C.
January Q w2m
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FOR SALE.

4 LIKELY YOUNG WoMAN-She is an excel
lent Cook and Washer. For further particulars
apply at this office.
January - At
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WANTED,

4 SINGLE Gentleman to aid us in our Store
"A in Lynchburg-a good salesman would b.
meferred-to one who can come well recon
mended, liberia wages will be given.
ESTES e WHITEHEAD.
December p Is
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LynchbUrg
Plough 0lanufactOry.
DLOUGHS, Hdrro,cs, Culirdtors, Seede 9
&c. aitrays on hand, or Dldde to order 6y
EDWIN &. IANkFORD,

EDWIN c. LANDLORD,
Opposite the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, Va.
Having been engaged during The last ten years
in manufacturing Ploughs, Harrows and other
implements, for this section of Virginia, with a
constant and unremltted attention to improve
ment he now returns his thanks for the encour-
agement received from the Farmers OF the sur
rounding counties, and also to the Agricultural
Societies Central and New London) for the
premiums awarded TO his work. These form
new inducements TO greater exertion which he
promises to exercise to the utmost extent of his
means, in order to keep up complete assert.
ment of the following articles for his custom
ers, VIZ:
Stewards Ploughs, l 90 4 Horse,
McCormick's do do
Davis do do
Hill side Ploughs; the celebrated Wing Coulr
ter, Cultlvalors, together with every other ar
ticle. of the Plough kind adapted TO our soil
Also, Harrows Of every description, on hand
and TO order.
rs All persons wishing to purchase articles
in his line are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine his assortment. Orders from distance
will be promptly supplied.
December l-l2m
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&C 50 cents box, with dircctons
HE BRITISH ANTl-DE SPEPTlC
DENTIERICE

Renders the teeth beautifully and permanently white
cmbcshes the enamel, removes the ntor arising from
dccayed teeth, usually termed Offensive breath, pre-
their decay, and tooth ache oradcacs the scuryy
from the runs, and impars most desirable sweetness
to the breath
= An experienced druggist pronounccs tbs Tooth
Powder one OF the best he has ever met with, either
Foreign or Domestic. Price 81 cents
n > DIR REI.InS Pills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26
REMARKABLE EURESs

- 4 gentleman near Greenfield WHITES 1T mas
cured Corns which for had caused ntoneriv
able pain aud trouble attcr 1yna various other RENE
dies :; and ing received such rclc myself advise
all, however obstinate the compliant to make tri-
al ri the Albion Corn Plaster and havc doubt they
will soon be ready to express their gratitude as /
am"
An Agent III writing fjr further supply the Al
buu Corn lllstgr observes" have made sdc ut all
you me- and | find the artioc to be all it pro-
csScs TO be those who have used it, and find II To
rive the best article for CoraS they hare ftrr met
triBh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

v5vHE subscribers harir,g purchased The Ia.
H. vern near the court boase, in the Town Of
Loyingston. heretofore occupaed by Col. CbaIs,
PerDw, bee leare TO inform the pnbhe genrra-
y. ,ha, they WHY maze every exsT,ron 10 pra,t
those who may call upon them. The honse $
large and convenient, and Will be neatly ffltd
up. Servants shah be attentive, table and sa-
bic applied with as good as ihr country can al
ford, and ihe bedding shall be Of the first Ordr.
In 6nf, we VIII eDleayor 10 keep a bonse wor'
thy of the public regard The line Of stages
which passes through this place, shops al lhl'
house, and passengers viii be furni-hed vii
every accommodation. We therefore solicit the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

ssa<a dunAN
DRY GOODS,
Ever offered in this market Every induce
ment In the way of low prices and desirable
Goods, will be offered to purchasers, either at
wholesa or retail.
Country Merchants and all others wantin h
Goods, are respectfully requested to call and
examine for themselves
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
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SONS AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS,

WI l. find III ia. uar ST the ALBION CORN
W PLASTER one of the most cfhcacioas
dies known Tor that Troublesome complaint hun
dtcds thousands can aud 5Tc ready testify To its
having answered het,rr pmpese than any thing they
had ever used. This application never eauscs the
least PAIN although it sott.ns the Corn and draws
1t out hy the roots. IL rivos tHbn~tiats ease as
soon applied and thorough as IS gentle in its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-26

NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against the Els
IA tate oil Isaac Howe, deed, are urgently re-
quested 10 bring Them forward properly adjust
ed, for setlement.-As am compelled 10 close
my account Of said Estate, this is the last no
tee ii viii be my power iosive the creditors
OF said Estate.
HENRY HUNTINGTON. Admir-
with The VIII annexed OF Isaac Howe, dec.
January 10 Il
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'UIF n " E71'09-
We, the onders fgned, pauons Of Mr.. VIM. ]
Shelton's school, hi hIy pleased with the
progress which ens children have made IN their
respective studies Nndrr h'4 Instruction The
discipline Of the school bis r,ofal and s,pdious
habits and aspiration 10 the dnifes of teach
eT, meet Our eRilJe appreciation and we take
great pltaSOr IN recommending him - rhe pu :
lie, rs well qualified for ,he instruction OF youth
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-19
CHOCT4W CLAIMS.

FENhE Commissioners appointed to adjust
4. claims TO reservations ut Lands under the
fourteenth article Of the Treaty Of 1880.
with the Choctaw Indians, hereby give
notice that they will meet at their office in
the town of Columbus, Mississippi, on the
10th day OF October next.
Their Office will Continue open from this
time, and their Secretary viii receive any
application or claims, claimants may
think proper to make or file.
Cases will be docketed in the order pre-
scented and taken up ia the same order II
rcAuy.
Claimants viii if required, be heard by
counsel.
Summons for witnesses will be issued by
the Secretary ON application to him.
Claimants, aud their children entitled to
Reservations, must in all cases appear be-
fore the Commissioners nr person.
The District Attorney of tho United
States, for the State of Mississippi, will aCl
as Counsel for the United States.
For the information Of claimants, The
l+th article Of the Treaty of Dancing Rab.
BIZ Greek, and the l>t, 9th and 9Th sec'lon,
of the act Of March 5, 1887, under which
the Commissioners arc acting,a published
with Tho nutiCC.