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ADMENsSTRATOR,s NOTICE.

4 Ill persons having claims against the est"'' "
u John Brown ST.. decd, are requested TO pfe'.'
them to me properly authenticated cor sele'''t ;
and all those OWING the estate, !" III please 'iaN' h
mediate payment, longer indulgence viii ho' =
given. JOHN ROSSER Jr. deputy,
for Sackville hing, Ahef|'
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EIiE BAITIMOKE
Lie Insurance fGWpHHy.
u.Le. al kinds of seusrn.i- Ia which Lie or M
e. Hone, ~ in'ei''d'

Insurance on Lives on ever, hundred Dollars.
Age wear ,ear- farld, ssc 'ear YEAR, i"' Lab
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.y'EG EOfs stiff.

FEllERE viii hc sold, At public aueiion IN h"m
/ Of die Count House. oi Campbell county, on
tie st das of November Court 1897, = Negro Wo-
,naa named Celia and her five children. Thfec o
the children (.nls nearly grown, and the whole
al them valuable.
The sale viii be undo IN pursuance OF decree OF
the Circuit Superior Couu ri Law aud Cllahccry,
for the sand county, made at thu hast tenn, III the
case OF Oliver rs. Martini
Tenns-Twelsc mouth, credit. the purchasers
Twin bond. with good and sufficient security.
TIIO'S. FON, a..
WM. ORGAN,S
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October IL

4 + A Circuit Superior Court oi Law ana Chan
n CRY continued by adjournment, and held Tor the
county oi Amherst 1T the court. house, on Monday
the Bird da, OF Apr, 1881
Dincl Iligglnbolhun Plaintiff,
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To .Hr. Thomas L.. Gaines UMd Lacy
HiS rife:
NOl VIII take notice, that will ON the tth dav
Of December next, at the Clerks Office of Jcs-
samlne county, Kentucky, lake the dispositions OF
Daniel Is. Price and others. TO be read as evidence
on the trial ottwo Wits OF Right now depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Ciancery TO,
the county of Nelson, III of which You are plain
tIits and we ae defendants, and IN the other Thomas
Il. Games Is plaintiff and We defendants and wc
shall, on the 18th day Of December next a, the
Clerks Office of Warren county, Kentucky take the
dispositions Of Jonathan llobson and others to be
read rs evidence III the same cases. And if from
amy cause the dispositions aforesaid should not be Ia
ken OF completed the days aforesaid, they will be
continued from day to day until finished.
WILLIAM MASSIE and
WALLER MASSIE,
Sons Of Thomas .NtsSie Dr.
HENRY MASSIE and
THOMAS MASSlE,
sons ~ Henry MaSSie and
THOMAS J. MASSlE
-, Son NJ William .NtsSic :;
The said William and Waller Ma,sie. bv TLom
DIS Massie, Jr. specially asst sne,l their .uardiyn
ad Item; and the said Henry and Thomas
Massie (sons OF Henry Masse) and the said
Thomas }. Massie (son of William Massie. J by
'Illam Mass'e, specially assigned thelr guar
dian to defend them in this cause
Nelson county Oct II Win
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II In u. 5'rb LOY TO,y..
81 received, supply Of Clemens Al. Mikes
- LOTION, certain cure for pimples. Fycc
letters, Sunburns, &c &c For sale by
JAMES T. ROY Al.
April -
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LOON here.

>ot ioters of 60rs aims pwrehu..,
4 .fstcfiOM-Now coming up the Riya, g"
day. Goods, at haflhe price formerly pad "a, ~
We determined holding out efr,, . .,'th
ments for CAsn ROBINSON y Eli Io'rippe 7
October -
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lBONNEES.
case Palm Scoops, ser, cheap,
| do PLAIN Straw do.
H,uDlhl'U,Hk R,sr
e:IsO('I; FRIES.

loatand Brown Sugars, Tea. Coffee, Salt Sole
Leather, lnllgo and Maldcr, Raw Cotton aud
spun, Wines, Brand, aud Rum, Ginger, Pepper
and SPICE,
! M =
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Sp. GARLAND. tlk.
Oct. -
VIRGINIA Vt Rule held in the Cerhs OAee of Mel
Y son Count, Court in the month ot september, lsH
john iuch,, flamtui,

Jacob Purkct Jr Nathan loliu administrator of Jacob
Purhct 81 ,reeu ed. James larfs and Lucy his Wo tn
merry Lucy pueket. ilam Iimi-, Nancy Wheeler, for
nrly Nancy Picket tcorgc Williams and Salll his wifi,
ton,r> salN pncke John J. Pnrt auI i'al} his ~e Ton
n,lN POLL, Pucket Bcuj1nu Tt,or md Patsy hi iia,
onrl, PATSY Packet Nelson right and Frances his wie
nn-rl, Frances lurhc Francis fmn,l and Mildred his
vie inla ri, Mildred Packet; N,tn lolta, John j. lla
ero, and FLOYD :. Nhlchend lat reliant, aud partners,
rrln under Nh finn and style OF Lotui irgroNeA Co.
aud Roberto Cutler Defendants,
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dgatgAf
jacob i''kct il Nathan ofu-, nt'r of jacob Pnckei
.ea'r dec a. Janie. Iarls mud Lucy h- VIE W Hiram ila
RS Nancy Wheeler formerly Nanes Pucket Grorge W III
1nis aud sail, hs Wiz formerly SnA Pucke John arrt
aud Poll, In nilr, formerly Polly Packet, Frmcis imcl
nnd Mildred his VIE, form rly Mildred Puekc Benjamin
rns Tor and Pats. his WIFE, formerly PrtseN Pnrket, Nelson
Nii,ht and Eruc. WIZ, orer fmnces Puckci, Nathan
aius John larero,c aud Floyd l.. Whitehead late ncr
rln. and partners trading under the m and sly oil oItua,
IJaYgr,,, 4 Ca and Roberto, Cutler D,it,.
y tHANCEHY.
the motinn Of rhe plaintiff by rgn'e m'o filed ms bill
Il n j. no, an inhnlut of This couniry II IS ordered thai
rlia Defendant Nathan lotn., ada :" Jacob Ptckei, sent
drc'd do in hi. hands bu'nes, goods or 'hrcts
uhichh now has or which hereafter 70 his tuuls,
belonging the said deunn Jacob Packet H. Ia the
hundred and fin, aallar subject Ia III PLAN
tih4 Icunnd nud the nrr and decree al this Court
concerning the Sae. And il Is further ordered that copy u
fhs order be forthwith inserted in the IL ncrG Nhetnais
new .paper published ia the ut luehu,@, for
months occssi,ey, aud onoier copy posted N the front
,oot the haazr OF tbs count, SOM count day
Cupy-Fcst',
81 GARLAND, GIN,
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Fall stock Of GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing.

My assortment of READY MADE CLOTH
ING will be extensive and comprise, III part, blue,
black and tines coored Dress and fruck Goats {;
blue, brown and steel-miXcd over do. Pilot Cloth
and Flushing do ;ribbcd aud PLAN Cas>imerc Panta-
locus, Cassnctt do; Vests OF all descriptions ;
Linen aud Cotton Shirts and Bosoms; Flannel
Cotton and Metiuo Drawers Stocks Suspcndcrs :
Gloves; Fur aud Seal Caps, &c. &c. No.with
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND
GENTLEMENS' CLOAkS. NJ. HART
Sept. ii Is
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Til, allow ramed Defendants Edward II .'t aud josiah
StrNarr. h, onted lcr app lrlner aud i'm
rit, according the Act OF -. "ld' and the rules
o tlls tourt aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence,
tl,t the, ac MOI lal FONTS In comm, l"ctlth; II Is
ordered That the =gd fndus d. apptl ~ on til nut
NontN in November anil an vi "a Oil al 'e plaintiffs
and hpt rop, lls order be tun i inserted in tn iNnch
burg Ngiurn, pzlrr publish n the loNnot 'nch
lrre Tor ,ccr-n ely, enl acepA be posted
the front door ~ tn, Comt.hou>' al hi. county.
Atopy-I.,tc,
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Tie Defendants Jacob rurk In. and Nancs Wheeler
,lc cnietcd tn appearance and eNru security, according
Ia the ct al s4,mhs aud The rules oi this court, n appear
M b, satisfactory clicnc', that ia s az moi mlahi-
tlts of tins country it Is ogdr'd, that the aid Defendant.
do apprur thclout Mondts IN Noscmrr next aud
amy, tho hill tt, Plaintiff and that eept of tbs odar
BE- ,utlN Inserted in " the Lam blur. Nlr-lian au'w 8
papcr published in t,nn fi,n"lhnf2, rNo months ,urc
s,r, and another cops hrof In r.oi posted at The front
door of I, rouhons' Of his county, court day.
tupA-lrst,
81. GARLAND, CirrL.
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7 Count held lor Nelson COUNTY III 18th day Of SIP
" trinber 1885, -
JOIN Pueact, HH'
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The Defendant " ism Baird, In, NJ red his APP
pcannce aud urltA nrcon" {" tn act of Assembly
aud the rules OF th CONT and appearing - satisfactory cti
ordered, That the said u, tndan Band, do appear hro,
Judge, said Court the trsttl ofhc MT term
and the plaintiff bill and ill co.., OF this
fohw lh inserted m the l. nclburs Nreinau month";
successfully aud posted the trontloo the
this county,
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\ tupN-Trstc,
WM. HOLT, GIN.
"a
OCT =

VIRGINIA At rules held IN The CLERKS O,icr of IN,
' Cit 1T superior Court OF La" AMI thruc. ~, rr TIN
count, OF Auhrrsion MONDAY the lth dl, ,mbar 1857
Thomas furi1, fniuldi
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Sept. .

NIRGINA NJ Rulrs hid in II t.rr','4 otiae of tn,
county curt Of Bedford, M9adrl Ia 'i dl OF !u
&'i.
lIoa stewart Thomas Elder and instance his VII, for
m-rl, Constance stewart, Plaintiffs,
against
Edward nj, Jo. al =, war; AL " iiaia Mrdd admir-
niAa<t, St.aart, Odd. Dolts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-26

George Fouar, France, L. forar Irles Y. anl Thomas
H. fanar, children of the sad Francs Farr and Charlie,
Flood, Defendants
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tu@ II

NrlRGiNlA, To NlFs--N ltalc- heid in tie CLERKS
nHcc at The Circuit superior tont al law rnd tlGi,ra
!, hr til, count, o iIlaN. in the month OF O tnhsr 1887.
lI.mN ba,-, Plaintiff,
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HAVE Just received from the North very large sup
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18th AUGUST, 1857. +.
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