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John Hancock's DrcSS.-Tle dress of tho
vcnerated John Hancock is thus described
in n book entitled .'f'amiliar Letters ON
Public Characters" 1t would eyci,c ::
smile TO see Il man decorated in this mou-
ner now; AT this time, June 1887 abon,
noon, Hancock was dressed in n red velvet
cap, within which VA one of fine linen
The latter was turned up over the lower
edge of tho velvet one two or three inches.
Tie wore a blue damask gown, lined will,
silk !; a white stock, q white satin emhroid-
cred waiscoat. black satin small clothes.
white silk stockings, and red morocco slip
pcrs." lie was al this time about 10 wears
Of age,
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.NO EIce.

4 III. Persons indebted to the late Mrs. be
IN hetLIand Minis, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment, aud all persons hav
ing demands against the estate Of said deceased
nrc requested to present them duly attcstcd.
pceh1sa If 4S
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the late Tlos. Rains
EAlforl, decei,sed, ore. Segr.esieI ,cIniuknjm-
mediate payment, and all persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are re
quested to present them duly Infested.
MAKTHA RAINSFORD, EIrcmrir.
Jan 10, 1888 ( 40
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CAUTION.

A IL persons are hereby forewarncd
IA from trading for a certain Note Of
Hand, given to me by William Dolby, for
Seventy five Dollars, payable to me or bear
or, on the first of January, 1889. Said Note
has been taken from my possession without
my censent, / therefore caution said w.
Dolby from paying said note without my
consent.
her
ZELPHh * NOBLE.
Jan l, 1888 AZ mark.
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Mrs. Crawford, in her Autohiographical
Sketches, gives the following singular an
ecdote:
"Ata party some few years ago, I was
attracted by an object, interesting in itself,
and likewise in strong contrast to the sur
rounding scene. Near the gay groups in
the dancing room. looking in their rainbow
costumes like beds of tulips. or flights of
butterflies. sat one of the most lovely and
innocent faced creatures ] cvcr beheld.-
She was a young, very young widow. ar
raycd in her weeds, and simple melancholy
cap, Thai is itselfa monody more affecting
than ever poet wrote. On inquiring who
she was, | learned somo Interesting par,ic-
ulars respecting her. A few months after
hor marriage, she wa taken i'll. aud fell in
to n trance, which lasted for upwards Of n
fortnight. During that period her husband,
(who was in perfect health at the time of
her seizure fell sick, died and was buried!
So that she might justly be said to awake
from ono long dream, and fall into another.
What a waking up must hers ave been.
She returned to life and death togc,hcr!-
She came out Of her long slumbcr a sorrow
ful widow, who had gone to sleep n Joyful
wife. All was changed! All was irrcvo-
cably past away!
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Notice.

4 Ii. persons having. uny demands against the
N state Of q. Anderson, Sen, deceased, arc
requested to present them, and those indebted to
make payment within the time prescribed bv law.
A.. ANDERSON, AdmrriI.
Jan 10, 1888 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-22

Mr.. Fennimorc Cooper has written n
letter 10 the Editor of the National Gazette.
in answer to an extract recently published
in that paper from the London Quarlerlv
Review. That work has been, it mist
be ackt,owledgeds shockingly savage, upon
Mr.. Cooper's late work on England, md
he Iesents it as becomes so great n n,nn
lin his " estimation, To say nothing
of the justice or injustice of the criticism
of the Quarterly upon Mr.. Cooper's book,
it does moi; strike us that he will mend tho
matter much by his letter to the Philodel-
phia editor. In the first place, Mr.. Fen
nilnore-J. Fennimore Cooper notices Sir
Walter Scott as writer of Reviews to or
der, and secondly, lie calls Mr.. Lockllar,,
The so~n-in-law oftha, great man, and him
self one Of the finest writers ofthc day-"a
hack writer" and Mr. Cooper proceeds to
say, that this class is kept at such an awful
distance from all ''gcnliemeu's society," in
England, as prevents them from knowing
any thing about the great world in which
he lAlr. Cooper) moved. This sarcasm wo
take it will nearly distract Mr. j. G. Lock-
hart. Its cruel, altogether. in Mr.. Cooper
SO entirely 10 demolish the editor of tho
Quarterly Rcview.-N y. Ga..
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Captain Thomas Barclay, Of the ROYAL
Navy, died yesterday morning, at his resi-
dcncc in Bond street, New York-agcd 50
years. From an attack Of paralysis, his
body and nerves became gradually cnfcc-
hled, and his mind latrcrIy melancholy
The night before his death lie expressed APP
prclicnSion than he would he an o~liccr of
pursuit the following day. Under this de-
fusion, il is supposed, and with a view 10
escape, at an early hour the following
morning. he made lis way to the roof ofhis
house. unobscrvcd, whence he fell to the
pavement, aud survived, the shock but a
few liours.-IhH. Gar.
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A curious incident occurred last week at
the Adclphi theatre. Powers aching there
u a new piece called Rory O'Niore, and
draws considerable houses by the excellence
and humor of his representation. He sud.
denly received notice Of his mothers death,
and of course resolved not to appear before
the public for some days. The manaso-
er not wishing to withdraw an attractive
piece, resolved that some one should read
Powers part. A Mr.. Lyons, who is an ac-
tor on n low salary, was thought of, ms so,no
about the theatre had henrd he could plov
Irish parts. lie was quite willing to read
Powers part, and went. putting the book
when he came on. lie went through
the part with an ability which was sn
marked. that tho audience roared out "Bet-
ter than Power!!" He repeated it several
nights, until, in fact, Power resumed. But
Power is by no means SO popular Mt tho
Adelphi as he was before this ..feast of LIZ.
ons."
Those who notice condolences will remarl.
onthe oddity ofthe debut by Lyons and thar
by Power, at the Surrey theatre, where lo
had lbs a week until the Irishn,an got ILL
Eng. paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-22

In the New-York Legislature, resolutions
have been submitted against the sub-trcasu-
ry systcm-and counter resolutions against
the expodiency and constitutionality of n
United States Bank
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NOTICE.

IL Persons indebted to the late Charles
IA Thomas, deceased, nre requested 10 make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased IRE requested to pre-
sent them duly attestcd. JAS. +. ADAMS,
Nov ~, 1897 If Administrator
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The Blind Rcstoredto Sight.-Mr. High
tower, a young gentleman II years orngc,
was brought here a few weeks since to pro-
cure the benefit of a surgical operation. His
disease was congenital cataract. The OPP
Grafton was performed two weeks 6 by
Professor Dudley, in his Amphitheatre,.. Fin
the. presence Of more than 200 young gen
tlemen, and We are happy to say that he is
now enjoying the exquisite pleasure of be-
holding aud admiring the beauties ofnature.
The long night Of obscurity through which
he has passed from his birth TO the present
time, is thus suddenly and delightfully."- inter-
rupted, and he is now exercising his young
and hitherto untried vision, in distinguishing
%colors, forms and the relationship Of objects
around him. A young gentlemen 81 years
old, from Tennessee, and a youth IL from
Pennsylvania, ave each been operated
upon for cataract existing from birth, within
the past year, by the same distinguished
surgeon. In neither Of these cases was
there any evidence gwen, that objects OF
vision appeared to be in contact with the
| eye of the beholder, or that objects were AT
GGEv.s-&psn -au3 ;l,r, i.s-
quired education and the aid ofihe other
senses to correct these supposed natural
errors of vision. In all these objects an
peared neither inverted, double Or in close
contact with the organs of vision; but, on
the contrary, they seemed in their true posi-
ton. We do not deny that sight, like the
other senses, is improved by educalion; but
the position of Cleselden and most of the
old metaphysical writer's, that there are
primitive errors in the exercise or,his sense,
is not sustained by reason or facts.-Ler-
ington. (Ky.) Obserrcr,
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Samue
IA Caldwell Esq. late of.Al,bevilIe District decd.
are requested to make paymentimmediately, and
those having demands 10 present them duly ut
tested within the time prescribed by law, TO either
Of the subscribers.
JOHN COTHRAN,
J. l.. PEARSON, }.Adm'rs.
A. G. CALDWELL.
August 9, 1897 If %
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Notice.,

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of John
"A Blackwell. deceased, ure requested to make
immediate payment, and those having der Ids
to present them properly attested.
G REMNANT, administrator
March 2S 1877 IFS
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO Mrs. Harriet
Miles, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, and all persons having
demands against the estase ofsaid deceased,
are requested 10 present them duly attestcd.
DANIEL HOLLAND, Admr.
Jan. Is 1888 IF so
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Notice..

A Ii persons indebted to the estnte of Matthe,o
n Ddrore, deceased, are requested to make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate of sahl deceased are requested to pre-
sent them duly attested.
WIN. BRUNSON, Admir-.
Jan 1S, 1893 Isl
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NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted to the late Jo-
IA seph Brunson deceased, are rcques-
ted to make immediate payment, an all
persons having demands against the estates
of said deceased arc requested to present
fhcm daily attesaed.
THOS, BRUNSON,} Admin
CALEB TALLEY,5 istrdtorS
Jan. 4 1888 if4S .
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NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to the late Chr
IA tian Brcithaupt, deceased, arc rcqr.sn;
ed to make immediate payment. And all
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attested.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Error.
Feb. %. 3-tf
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just Received BY
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY
A Good assortment of Mems and Ladies'
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, Whips, &c.
ALSO.
Fresh Cheese, Irish Potatoes, &c.
They now have on hand II good assortment of
DRY GOODS,
and expect constantly to keep up 4 general az
sortnem which they will sell on reasonable terms
Jnn IL, 1893 ESQ
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NOTICE,

1NOA1OHS
WILL pay a liberal price FOR a quanli-
ty of Seasoned Wagon Timber, Of all
descriptions, except spokcs aud fellows
Those who have timber for sale are reques-
ted to inform me without DELAY.
WHIT. BROOKS.
Jan. Is 1888 b so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-22

Something to Touch the Hcnrt.-Cole-
drige some where relates Il story tn this cf-
feet :-''Alexander during his march into
Africa came to 4 people dwelling in peace
tnl huts, whn knew neither war Ior
conquest. Gold being offered him he re-
fused it, saying that his sole object was to
learn the nnc and customs of the in
ilabitanrs. Stay with us, said the chief,
as long as it p~leascth thee" During Ibis
interview with the African chief two of his
subjects brought Il case before him for
judgement. The dispute was this The
one had bought of the other a picco OF
ground which after the purchase, was found
to contain a treasure, for which he felt him.
self bound to pay. The ollcr refused II v
thing, stating that when he sold the ground
he sold it with all the advantages apparent
and concealed, Which it might he found to
afford. Said the chief, looking at the one
''you have Il son, and to the other, syor
have Il daughter: let them be married, and
the treasury be given as a tnwcry.' Alex.
ander was astOnishcd. '.And what suid
the chief, ''would have been the decision
in your country?' we should have dis,
missed The parties said Alexander, 'and
seized the treasury for the Kings USE
'And docs the sun shine on your countrv?'
said the chief: does the rain fall there ! are
there any cattle which feed upon herbs am
green grass!' Certainly answered Alex.
andcr. 'Ah.' said the chief, it is for rh,
sake OF those innocent cattle, that the Grea1
Being permits the sun to slime, the rain I,
fall, and the grass to grow in your country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
FgfE. ~ q O ~ 4. y 90.

They have takon the large new Brek Building IN
The South side OF The Basin, within few feet al the
most commodious landing for boats. Prompt altrn-
ton viii be gwen To the sale aud purchase nj produce
and manufactures and 10 every other description III
business III thclr line, conidrd to their trust. The
proximity oil their STORE HOUSE To the BASIN,
will save to their patrons the charge OF drayage
winch Is a very considerable item on heavy articles
when stored or forwarded from Il situation distant
from the boat landing.
They are now erecting building. which will he
completed IN u iii or ten days, N Wes,ham, which
Will be The termination al the Canal Tor the next 5
or & months, and consequently where all produce
destined Tor Ibis market, will have TO stop. One al
them Will reside there and piye his Undivided atirn-
tiop to all Produce and Gsuds SEM 10 telr care, Ell
lllei rom the upper cuuntr, or from Richmond, iot
storing or or"arilns-they have prepared them
selves witt wagons, running between Wesham and
this City, \ portion of patronage Istespsciiuly so
llcited WAIkER X. HILL,
SAHf.. i. MOORE,
=. A. SAUNDERS.
Richmond March 1t
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
James Eirer and Fa0,s0iCi,0 F,s,f,r0re-

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office OF
the Company in the City OF Richmond, until
the 9Th day OF April next, for the construction of all
the farm bridges between Richmond and Maldeh's
adventure, and The dams james RIVER, stua-
ted respectively Il, the mouth ofTye RIVER Johusun's
i ais, and Seven Islands.
The two first Of the above named dams viii be a.
bout 600 feet long, aud about ID feet high. The lou
dations Of rock.
Thedepth of water in the summer season is gene
rally from one to fourte ct.
Tho contractors will be required, by the terms Of
their agreements, to complete the dams IN the course
OF the summer and tall aud with view this
object, proposals are only invited from men who have
the NJ cessary skill and ability to accomplish The la
Dor.
The wooden guard locks at the sites Of the I've
River and Joshua's Falls dams, will be offered Tor
contract the same time.
The plans and spec hcations may be seen at the
Office OF the subscriber III this city.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
Chief En- inecr James Rirer d kanawha Company.
Richmond, 10Th March, 1888.
March ID IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
NOTICE..

DY VIRTUE of a decd Of trust executed to rs OF
- the 10Th day Of February, 1893, by Henry ).
Peyton and Caroline l.. Peytnn, for certain purposes
therein expressed, which deed IL Of record the
clclk's office OF Nelson County, we will proceed 10
sell. Tor cash, nj Nelson Court House, on Monda,
The 26lh day Of March next, Chat brlna Colnl day.
TWO HALF ACRE LOTS OF LAND.
lying in the town of bovngston, they being the
same formerly owned and occupied by i. H. He
kok and by Inn sold TO the SAID Henry S. Peyton ;
also, .nc tract parcel OF Land adjoining the town
OF Loyncston, containing eight and :s hall
ACRES, winch was also formerly owned by sand l.
H. llckok, and by him sold to said Pcyion, As wi
appear by his deed oirecurd the 10Th day OF Feb
mary lS33-togcler with the houses, barns, build
ng, stables, and every thing aIprtauIng to the SAID
lots and land aforesaid The tale 10 the foregoing
property IS unqucsuonaby good, but acting as lus-
tees, We will only convey as such
WILSON PETERS.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Feb. 26 t26M
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The Celebrated Jack
40 II v'ED III. e. ~ u T. "a n II s.,
WILL. STAND.

TNHE ENSUING SEASON, one huff oihis time,
4 1T James 4. Merriwcther's. one nile from N,cw
London aud the other II If, at VIM SIRENS. near
Bethel IN Bedford and " III be let 10 MARES Al
TEN DOLLARS the season, fifteen lJr Insu-
IA nee. he paid she shall be ascerhlhed
to be with fua or traded of. will take the Colts
when six months old at twenty five dollars making
no charge f the season. II agreed upon when the
maze Is put. CIiAUNCE1 , LEN.
Sab,
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Administrators notice.

A LII PERSONS having clunsa against the es-
L 4. tale ot james Ayres, deceased, formerly of
bedford county, requested 10 make them
known without delay to The subscriber. or 10 CHS
wol Dabucy. OF Lyuchburc, hs Attorney Al Law
THIS nouccw vii be p I'D in bar of all CLAIMS not
hlbltrd 10 myself, or slid Dabney, before tho neat
term oflle Circuit Superior Court Of Bedford Conu-
". HENRY BROWN. Scar,
Adnr. OF James Ayrcs.
Feb. &c I'm
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.v'OTsEE.

)RoPOSALS VIII be received by the Board of
- Directors Of the Lynohb ifg and Campbell
90 noan lionse Turnpike Company, Friday, the
S' % March (Insl.) ur the building OF Bridge IL
'"'S is''ing Creek. near Mr. Winfrce's Mill; the
s"' 70 De about % leet long and Is feet vide, on
Anntments; The materials to be Of The best aud
bo , nufao'e Kind Separate proposals tor building
,',ou'menS oribc Bridge. may be made, but 1t
proposal. NV '+'
G liosa's Will also be received al the same time
IN h. Io Gate aud Toll House; the House
win framed work, one story hIsn, Ii b, 10 feet,
Erirl shed II by j feet. the chimney 10 be OF
Nay 70 ~ w ia EN- ot -,
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ES g'EE.
hssElN, WARD Il EDANRS.

fS ~ + removed their establishment 10 the House
d 4 ferea,ly occupied by Mr. X. B. Novel;, oppo.
site Mrssrs. Ii. 2. Richards & Co Hardware Store,
where they respectfully invite thelr friends aud tho
public 10 givctheul 4 cali and examine thor large,
excellent and very cheap assortment Of DRY
GOODS, &c. DC: TO which thcN are daily making
very Interesting additions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
Feb. 26
BOARDING.

MFRS. EDWIN ROIALL informs her friends
lNA and the public, that she has taken the teue
menl over the store OF Messrs. Mex nney q Mosby
where she is prepared 10 accommodate persons wrh
Board, by the month year. She he >peotiully so
llols a share oi pubic raiondee.
phluirN -
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FOR RENT.

49, TIE large and Convenient Store House
lS.iiiI now occupied by ourselves, running back -
-E1.4feet, Avery handsomely arranged for business.
Possession can be had immediately b, applying to
the subscribers. JAMES G. HUNT 4 Co.
Z. S. All persons indebted to us, will please come
forn ard aud settle Curly possible, very de-
srablc thai business should he closed riihut de-
lay. j.. &. HUNT, u Co.
March Is
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- TT & IL

z HEREBY torwnn all persons', fro n purchas
ing or trading for negro nm by tho mime of
WILLIS, which purchased OF .Hr, Lindsay Butks.
Nr. Richard S. Ellis understand. puts up clam
to sad negro, but ! am The true owner.
J1MES =. COLEMAN
.iiphfrst. March 2 wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
The Tract Of Land,

(which nav reside. situated within one mile
~ oi Amherst Courthouse, and supposed 10 CON
tam hos Acres, 90 or 20 ui which IA ~ woods.
the balance III cultivation, and is a rapid state OF
improvement, II being well taken in Red Clover with
The exception OF one held, Which will be sowcd tins
Spring. There is IT | suppose, twent, acres OF
Bottom Land already oitchcd, of the hest qualify
aud adapted 10 the culture of Tobacco, Wheat Oats
and Corn, ia fact. the above Tract we'll known To be
OF the vev best quality, aud produces equal any
this part OF the country, aud Is susceptible OF the
highest state OF Improvement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
he mnloycmenis on lhis Land. are a
Dwelling House.

-e- feet by 20, containing rooms, viii, pas.
sage In the center of 10 feet. Kitchen % by 20.
Smokehouse do. Bun % by ls iect. Shielded
90 feet, extending IL feet from the Barn, aud all just
completed, the balance ot the out Houses. are rs
good rs usually found small Farms III the
county. Should tins rrac, be small Tor any gen
tcman, who might wish 10 purchase, he can get al
Joining, Tract oi fine Land, containing $40 acres,
with a M on II, and handsome proportion ol Bot
tom Land the two Tracts making about GOO acres,
winch would make one of the most desirable Farms
Virginia. OF OF james River. possessing the advan.
taees OF hcalth.soelcy aud soll, Land the main lead
ing road from Lynclburg to Washington City. The
purchaser can have possessona any time, aud II he
wishes, he have the CROP, Stock oi Horses.
Hogs, Cows and Oxen. Also, the PLANTATION lmplc-
mcnts which aie Of the best kind,
The terms of sale, doubt, can he arranged TO
accommodate the purchaser, a. regards time To suit
himself, Ter arteatrrfan OF the purchase money.
HENRY |. ROSE.
Erh
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10 John Dixon, Senior, add George Prakcr, sufvi-
Vine executor of William Dixon, ticc and George
pcmlcr IN h : rlghf, aud Frances his wife
William Itil and Nancy la, wiz. late NJnr, Dix
on, lutebury DIXON, William DIXON, john Dix
on the Younger. MerdIlh DIXON, JubA Dixon,
children OF William DIXON, dec, aud Jackson
Iowueend aud Jenny his wife, late Jenny Dixon.
Btnjamn Dixon. llezekiah Dixon, Jeremiah Dix
on, Gcurgr Dixan. Nncy Dkon. John Dixon,
pernclm Dixon, james Dixon, Mer,duh Dixon
Sarah DiNson, gnl Ann Dyson, children of
JInce jiXun. dec, who WIS 4 son al the said VII
Iam D!Nun, Il, c. the lst eight oi whom are under
the age of twenty -une years, by Joan A. Wharton,
their next friend, Abncr Anthony Stephen Mar
TIN D1nicl {. Edwards. and Jahez SNOW:
rENAkE NOTICE Tina We shall proceed to
Il. ethe dispositions oi William Woudlord and
others, The Dazzling House Il fhoma4 Arthur Oh
Goose Greek. bedford county, an Frldly, eth day
of April. 1888 aud if from any the sud depo
stons arcnot taken on thdt day they will br taken
At the same place, Saturday, @5h day Of pr,
1899. Also, shall proceed To take the deposit
ii Robert Mitchell aud others IT the Tavern louise
n H. Wddron. in the towH OF Liberty, Bedlold coun
y, on Monday. sofa day Of Aprll, SO ani adjourn
from day 10 day. until all taken, which said deposi-
ions, when taken, VIII be read evidence u suit
nov trpcndn. IN The Circuit superior Colut OF Law
and Chanccrv, holden toI The county OF Bedioid,
Wherein Rebccca Lowell, Sarah Arthur aul 9th, rs
Are plaintiffs, and yourselves are defendants at which
liae and places tnn may attend. to cross lnterrogac
the wltue SEES should YOU tl4lnk Proper.
\ ours, &c,
REBECCA HOWELL,
SARAH ARTHUR
dHa oAers ot PiainGGs
March : w;w