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Return to Winter Quarters
no w q. Il ID
OCMe Cheap Cash Store,

m AS just arrived nome from New York
A--A being his seventh trptothat city on mcr
camille business for the customers Of his csta5.
lishment since spring, no cXortions or fatigue,
has been spared in using the money entrusted
TO his care for the purpose of purchasing a
stool, of goods worthy in every respect the
laudable demands and wishes Of his increased
and increasing number olcustomcrs, believing
the trade to be mutual between buyers and
seller, his determination was to enlarge the
assortment, to keep up with the demand, has
been a reason for his being so much more
active this year than ever be fore.
Goods arc now coming in, the preparing for
sale and great call for them prevent any
proclamations being made of every item and
article which if written down would not leave
any place in the paper for election news. My
motto ofcheap for cash and 70 imprisonment
for debt, has succeeded in measure even with
the Legislature. By the time lhi, is printed
the hanGsomcst assortment of Goods will be
ready to be seen or sold that was ever before
exposed for sale at his Store.
S. EARL HOWARD.
Burlington, Nov. 6. 1888.
P. S. was highly pleased ard gra'ifed
with the spirit and animation expressed BY
my young men in advertising in their own
name when | vas absent to New York for
New Goods, and perfectly sanction every
sale made by them and on my return in
finding them so spirited in business and to
see their desire to hav, the Goods marked
low that they might continue the great adj
vantage gained by selling cheap to persons
coming from a distance. Howard.
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DIR. RELFE'S VEGETABLE SpE~
Clinic
"A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
IT @ IIs

HOWEFEH pye'cra'e' N one h2'r'S
Il Il application, and no Danger from
iqkinr c0R bv using
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IRON g. NAILS.

IRON g. NAILS.
ID Tons English Iron from II 10 6 inches.
Il ~8 do Swedcs do
do Russia do
do Russia Nail Rods,
rs do assorted Round Iron,
10 DO do Square do
do Horse Shoe do
do Hamc and Scroll do
8 do Band Iron from Il TO inches,
$500 lbs. assorted Cast steel,
5000 do swedes do
5000 do spring do
$500 do german do
500 do English blister do
1000 do Brazcr's Rods,
$500 do Hoop Iron assorted, from / TO
inch,
300 pairs Sleigh and Cutter shoes,
1000 kegs Nails from 3 to 60 penny,
200 do Brads do 6 TO 90 do
Nov. %. J. a. J. II. PECK ~ Co.
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Paints & Dye Stufs.

Paints & Dye Stuffs.
1OsCOO lbs. Dry White Lead,
100 Kegs ground do do
ID barrels Whiting,
8 do Venetian Red,
0 Go French Yellow,
do American do
IS do Turpcnine,
Terdgris, French Green, Pumice Stone,
Nlue. Varnish, rose Pink, sand Paper, Bronze,
Gold and Silver Leaf.
200 barrels campcachy Log Wood.
200 DO St. Domingo, Log Wood,
300 do Fuslic,
$50 do Nicaragua.
Is do Cam Wood,
Is do Bar do
10 do Beach do
30 do Madden,
90 do Alum.
10 do Blue Vitriol,
80 do Copperas.
SO Dcmjohns Oil Vilriol.
F'otant and Beng Indigo, Press Papers,
Tent. Hooks, Brushes, Jacks, &r.
Nov. 90. }. 81 J. II. PECK g. Co.
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mental Arithmetic

written "
History of Vermont,
FOR schools Teachers are requested to
call and take copies Of the above for exam.
nation For sale by C. GOODRICH,
Nov. Is. WIckware's building nm stairs
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Comstock's Common School
Philosophy, tunl'ogtons small Geography
and Atlas for younger classes in schools,
Hun'ngton's large Geography and Atlas
greatly improved, with general assert.
men, Of school books. for sale at lowest ratcs
Nov. IS. by c. GOODRICH,
Wlekware's building up stairs.
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NOTICE..

n LII persons who have neglected pay.
IA ment for Hats sold them by me. may
call on VIM, Weston Egg, and close the
same. His office is in the same building |
did business in. G. II, MEAD.
.Nopembtr % 1898.
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A G. A IL I'D.
~SZSJ]-
s, EARL HOWARD,

80 IS%-
s. EARL HOWARD,
NF the Cheap CASH Store would be IN.
" mindful OF one of The first duties he
owes to bis very many good friends aud
acqnajntanccs if he did not most chcerful'v
acknowledge his high sense Of gratitude
for their frequent recommendations to their
neighbors of his establishment, for It is by
such helps lha. he is sensible Of the i'm
provemcnt he has made in the way Of sap.
plying and disposlng Of merchandise, and
such acknowledgement he now makes hop
log they Will accept 1t with the same good
feeling with which II is offered.
CO NJ NJ II VIC. TTON.
S. f., H0ward now leaves his store for o
few days IN charge OF his assistants who
VIII be most happy IN his absence on com.
mercial business, to attend in distributing
such articles as may be desired at the most
favorable prices, and as Mr., lloward's STAY
is not generally long IN New York it Is
hoped the goods will be taken as soon as
convenient to make room for the next
stock which we have reason to believe will
be good. GEO. R. VAIL,
c.p,PArrrasos, assistants.
l.. C. Fisk, '''''''"'''''
Il. NJ. TiBBITS,
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LYMAN g. COLE

HAVE reed from Canada, a large as.
IL sortment Of Sd Tartan Sbawls very
rich. Tartan and scotch Plaid for childrens
wear. Shepard's Plaid for facing Box
Goats. Plush e. Scotch Caps. Heavy
red worsted Belts. Beaded Maccasns,
Mi,tens, Re,icucs &c. for Ladies' and
Children. Splendid figured MerIno, new
style, Gambia Stockings.
They have also received from N. York
otter g. Seal Fur Caps.
Imitation & Hair Seal Caps,
FUR COLLARS.
BUFFALO ROBES.
Darlington. Noe 90. 1888.
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COARSE SA.-T.

cOC bush. solar Salt. tor sale low for
wv cash, by +. WHITNEY 81 Go
.NiNon, Noe g. 1893
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CURE FOR DUELLlNG-The English cor
respondent oIthe New York Star states that Dung
and Weber lately convicted Of being seconds in the
Wimbledon duel, At which Mr Elliott shot Mr..
Mirfn, have received free patdon-that is, having
been convicted for felony, they pirdoned, to
ttofc them the civil rights which that conviction
annnlled, but they TO he kept TO hard labor for
u months in Guillord House OF Correction, the
last month 10 be in solitary confinement. This will
do more 10 put down duehng than II hundred ho,nr.
lies against H. Elliott. the principal. is at Boogne
ahu IL Is sad he means TO surrender for trial in
november. Very unlikely now, it is clear tina,
on conviction, he would be hanged OF transported
for lile
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1'O7'FCE,
,y9ws

DURSUAN'r to a deed OF trust executed to the
l. subscriber. by Freedman Moore, Christopher
Moore and Thomas Franklin, TO secure to VIM.
Daniel certain sum of money which deed is of
record in Campbell County Court, ] will sell, at
auction, on the premises, Lynchburg. on Thurs
day the 18th day of December next, for cash. a
Tract Of Land containing eight hundred Il eighty SIX
acres, or SO much thereof as will satisfy the said
claim and pay the expenses of sale. ] shall only
convey such tile as is vested in me by said deed,
which IS believed TO be good
JOHN BULLOCK, Trustee
November 10 uwtd,
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9 . & 9 6 Q 9 . Z q . Z
Dyspepsia Cured

b. Brandreil NJ d. Dear Sir For the benefit Of my fell
wish publish the particulars of my ense
You know when in Louisville last spring did noteS-
pcet TO long my bones almost prorudng through
INV flesh fIatnency heartburn and loss Of seep had re-
need me to skeleton. had heard much Of pills but
did believe that they, any hing else, would cure me
since which have taken six boxes, and now take
great pleasure in saying that enjoy nn excellent state oi
health aud tint perform abor and endure more
fatigue than have been able do for years previous my
,skipr yoer medicine WILLIAM THOMPSON
September %, 1893. Taylor creek, Hardin CO, Ky.
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Asthma Cured.

The following extraordinary of Asthma which is uu
hcncaed by spectacle and well nhab
unts OF Greenwich Conn. deserves, by all PERSONS
tul pcrusal the prcudccd that evidence is
the side OF these Pills which by the they day
making, show there necessity for any other nedi-
cine.
This is to certify that Thomas s, Brown, of Grcenw,h
Conn taken with cold, numb tccng. the 18th day
Of June last lie began cough and raise phegm and in
the of p hours about quarts of thick white
Jolly cspeeioraled Three physicians in Stanford Green
wch, and Snwps pronounced il nervous humid pasmodc
Asthma and after prescribing Tor time effect the
three consulted together and finally declared they could do
hun good would and result in consumption and
death would ensuc, and that IN very short time. The pam
IN all pnIts oihs body, and the difficulty
breathing such ns almost songuation lie
reduced skeleton, and finally gave himself up
dcntb After being in this miserable nearly months
he advertisement OF DR. Brnndrcih Vegetable nycT
sal Pills, aud immediately sent by Captain J. afne, of
days Which ncournCed him pcrsevcrc and having
ken them for about four months according the direction
entirely recovered and far judge consequence
taking the above Pills which hnyc also used fam
lies, aud hive found them in, valuable.
Signed, Greenwich, ODD Feb 1896.
James x. Meas Daniel s. Belts Jonn H. Reynoid A. Pal
mer Rcv. X. Palmer j. r. Palmer H. Brew sev, & Jessup,
Isaac osend I. V. 7. Jessnp stephen Warning Augustus
/ | Nnn I'm lmi
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The Farmers Register prouoses that each Of the
successful cuuyaiofs of the Mulberry, who have le-
Gently made large sums from helt sales should ap-
proprate dollar Of every hu ndted of their clear
gam Tor the use Of Gideon b. Smith, Esor to
whose efforts the Introduction Of the Morus Multi
canlis is mainly owing. MI. Rufhn heads the list
with $500, and requests all who approve the scheme.
10 remit then pames aud amounts To hun TO be dis
posed OF by a committee Tor the benefit Of Mr. Smub.
Norfolk Beacon
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POLITICAL.
euUpsvuas EVERGREEN.

JAMES {. BOOTH
Deck, deck ont the Ihufeh, the eesuteous bride,
In 5., and lnuri and gay evergreen;
For the brdegroum has eome with her to bide,
tbs long promised King the desolrte Queen.
Winds, winds, while ye're rigging in fury without
Aud the iee-bcest tyrani, fierce Winter, Is seem
Then the smiles Of the bridegroom dispe fear and dont
Forths Brides hesftis mantled in CAV Evergreen.
Storms, storms that besei from childhood age,
May We never waken impaiieneeor spleen.
Fen the beams OF sals a,iun e. iofcsn assuuge,
Aud enrobe the sad heart in the gay Evergreen
Life. life, when the obh-tide al last has run down,
And The Wheel fron the the rcnpcrs shnll sean,
Nav the Judge, oar Redoemsr award us crown
OF still blooming, unading and bright Evergreen.
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MOURNING AMONG TIE INDIAN WOMEN Mr.. Cat
In states thai during period ofmourning among the
Indian women III certain tribes, they crop their beau
uiu hair short off, aud as il gradually grows out,
they gradually 90 oui Of mourning. I'LL gets 10 lis
i"i length again, when they are entirely out OF
mourning. Such IS one Of the touching symbols
II the Indians grief.
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SE ELECTIONS.


bON. BD IEk hElIsA.
We commend 10 the attention Of tie reader the
following exec lcu letter. Of HIS ENeellcucy Gov,
Butler. ~ reply the petition be hail of Nazaeh
Allen, convicted of lie mutdcr Of negro boy. l.
does honor alike TO has head and heaf-hls exalted
station. too, aud his State. II there be aHy Aboh-
ton slaudetcr OF the South not entirely beyond the
reach Of shame, lac must surely feel reading the
last paragraph. which confident will hud a
prompt and generous response in the bosom oi eve
~ intelligent slav shodcr.
To The Slcr.F Of RieltdHd District. s c.
EvncuryF Orricr. COLUMBIA,
October 30th. 1879 !
The petition of sunhrs ou,zcns. IN behalf Of Naza-
roth Aleu- convicted oil murder the fall term Of
the Conr OF General Sessions &c. Tor Rohland Dis
riet, is received.
lneXerctsing the delicate responsibility attached
TO my office, IT Is difficult but imperative duty TO
olsen innate steruiy hrWeen the real OF the
case,aud Ie weight OF personal sympathy which gen
elduY bears upon II, through PITY for the unottu-
ute. The numhct aud respeciabtlny of the pcti-
TONERS oanuut alter tie uaiute oi the facts MOI can
the unofficial o. irresponsible prayer olthc Jag6,ca,
~ ny Judgment, lie lrunIurd to reverse lhr solemn
verdict oithc Jo5y Tic case is uudenliby clear Of
deliberate, or rather, wanon homicide. The plea for
Grey, l. The extreme youth of the convicted pms
onef. Thu onl, consideration that gives weight to
tihs pra, Is The hope Of amendment IT. the tnluIe
caiter 81 40 uniformed character, with the lrobab,I-
ieefed en- u1nd moi Yet deptaycd. vii add
TO The ttilcuous OF the unhappy ,unrIch by denl.
ing tie features OF his case which have compelled
10 ihefcluc'aa contlu> on that rhes, 1nslderaons
cannot be applied 10 Inn. The laws OF South Car
uitna mabc no dstit cton1n casos Of deliberate mur-
ttf. whether committed on black man "hllc
ran and ueuhcr tan |. ] am not law maker,
Tut the executive Officer q the laws already made :;
and must mot act on distinction whleh tie lie
glsainic might have llade aud has not thought ht
to MAKE.
Tint the crlmc Of Nhchibe prisoner stands con-
voted. MAS committed against OF inferior
Ef1de IN ortctN, IS \ reason for being especially
cautious OF nIerceptIng the just severity OF the law
THIS class OF our population subjected TO us as
wen Tor Hdr rotrclinn, rs our advantage. Oar
rights "a regard to them, not more imperative
ihaH iheir dutIes--aud The Institutions winch Tor
vie and necessary ends, have rendered them pscu-
harry drfendcnt, at least pledge the law to be TO
them peculiarly, trend aud protector.
J he prayer oi the penlone,s not granted
PIERCE NJ. BUTLER.
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= 9J IL H. W A Ell

ID ANYWAY from The subscriber, residing in the
Ia lower end of Campbell county, the 2lst
OF September last, negro man, named
+ h IN T. N,
about 90 years old and feet or inches high
1t is not impossible, however, that he may change
his name lie has hump on the right shoulder
and mark on the night jaw. He speaks
very slow. will give reward OF S25 for hs appre
hension and delivery to me, II he be secured in jail
that get him again.
THOMAS MOSEBEY.
Nov. | I'm
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JOS. WILSON, Cl'k.
November %

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Snpe-
L RIO, Court of Law and Chancery, for the county
of Amherst, pronounced at the April term 1885, IN
the following cases, To wit: NARROW Whitehead,
plaintiff, against Trza London, IN her own right and
as administrator of John London, deed, John j.
London, Winston Woodroot and Frances his wiie.
James Higeinbotham and Ann T.. his wife, Daniel
H.. Mary B. and William London, the last three
of whom are infants under the age of twenty one
wears by Robert Tnsley specially assigned their guar
dian TO defend them in this suit defendants; james
Powell who sues the benefit OF William p. Read,
vs. the same defendants; John Tayoc, plaintiff VS. the
same defendants; Thomas and Daniel Ilegiubotham,
Daniel Brown, William Turner and John Nc Dan
ie plaintiffs VS. the same defendants 1mza London
plaintiff vs. William Tuner. Winston Woodroof
aud + frances Jane his wife. John James London,
Ann Eliza London, Daniel IL. London, Mary b.
London. and William Augustus London, infants I'M
der the age of twenty one years, defendants and the
same plaintiffs the same defendants, IN Chaocery
| shall on Monday The 18th day OF December next,
that being Amherst Court day. al Amherst Court
House. proceed to sell, public auction, for cash,
the following tracts parcels Of Land, namely
One of 3644 acres, adjoining the lands OF Charles
Palmore and others; Tract of 267 acres, ad lon
ing Daniel Day and others; one OF 32Sa acres. on
PouIdpe Creek one of 30 acres, adjoining David
5. Garland one of 262i acres. adjoining the lands
Of ohm Warwick and others; one OF l04 acres, adj
Joining the lands of Jesse Beck and others one of
100 acres. adjoining the lands of John Penn and 9th
ers aud one other Tract of 100 acres, on Porrldge
Greek, to satisfy the said decree
Mrs. Trza London's dover. in the lands alore
said is excepted. 1t will be assigned to her before
the day of SALE and the rerersion only, in said dow
cr lands, will be sold at that time.
EDMUND c. MOORE. by. for
John Coleman, Shtt. of Amherst.
and as Commissioner
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A Copy-festc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Crk.

toMMssioNER's orrieE, October 2oth, 1888.
lhe parties interested IN the foregoing order of
court, are hereby notified that have appointed the
lsth day OF December to carry SAID orders ,nlo
effect ON which day, NJ the hour of o O'Clock in
"e morning they are required TO artened at my
Once nj Amherst Courthouse, with their accounts
copies oil office papers. their evidences, &c prcpar-
ed ior examination and settlement.
JAMES I. GARLAND. Con,'r
November Is u.t,
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E!0ya County Land for Sale.

AsOyse SONsaty ANnN EOT Ssste'
RElNG APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
- OF that desirable 7Ye.zCT OF L.4.tD,
situated IN Floyd county, Virginia, on the head oil
Little River. and known as Oeles Old Place, con-
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
four Acres, am authorized by the proprleorW
offer The same for sale 1t will therefore be pat up
at public auction. the premises, on Thursday TIE
29h day of November next.
The terms wi" be one half the purchase money
paid down al the time ofpurchasing; and the residuem
one year after. The TILE. which is ndisputabe
Willie made at the time of final payment its beng
punciu"ily made, or it will be Immediately made
the purchaser prefers 1t, by his giving deed OF rus
TO secure the payment. The highest Responsible
bidder viii be the buyer, his complying with 'ne
above terms of sale Possession will be Immediately
given.
ii IS deemed unnecessary to give a description o.
Tins Land as i, is well known. Any persons des',
tous to view ii in person, referred to Capt james
LIiierel, living near the same, who will be ron'o
enough to give the necessary information; or o'
further particulars apply 10 the subscriber at Cn'''
'iansbarg. RO. GARDNER
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~ IL & A TlON
WITH THE
II II 4 " ID II T. TIL VI T. ID ICIN Il

does not weaken, EVERY BODY may prove for them
selves and nbundOnty by the following extract
from letter very recently received from Mr. H. r. Edwards
Of Murgunfed Union County, KY, gentleman ell known
by every person that sect fcountry.
this self IN the health and spirits, Trigh-
mr. y us more than rhcH commenced taking your pulls
have been upwards OF year the constant use Of them
aud the same, constantly Improving
health and strength the change has been great since we
parted in New Orleans"
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFE1TS! n
All Pills having VIM. Biandneth on the label, and
odg the edge Councriclts, aud nude
to DECEIVE THE PUBLIC, and eyadc the law at the
These and indeed counterfeit pills If used according 10
the directions accompanying pills. calcuntedt 10 De
STROl LIFE. They made by men having no stand
ing respccabity, without habnton or name-per-
fery careless consequences provided money obtnned
lExlnot Dr. BIS address to the citizens OF the United
States.
And be CAREFUL remember TINT have authorized any
druggist apohecary pedar in the United States to
pills Never thai this cluss, DOCTORS druggists
npoecaes and pedlars the who sell connere,is
and that all aosnen who made agents, have each of
them AN ENGRAVED certificate of AGENC and signed
writing with pen by aud which certificate requires
eve months, II being for only
ono ycnr daieobsepe the date il no, WRITTEN IL
ENGRAVED, b. BRANDnETH, NJ -,
Oil Broadway, New ork.
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

Hor beautiful she Is gaze on her
As tic old nliscr counts his boarded wealth.
With this sole ,liieseuee-his rcturd survey.
Tin prscions heap and finds il still d,deent
Stall 1t doth lack what his oor anxious heart
hest eagerly desires. Bot when my EYES
DO read the soft perfection OF hor face,
think the iaies have eranied the enough.
inew not such falicir, could he
On this sidc Heaven, and with rrQuitcd love
surrcmcl, blessed ani happy, pass on lhou world =
Or good, OF bad, alike ia waysIo mr.
IN my own world, where nothing regret
Bat that o lifr SO swcet should be 90 htsf
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Dyscntcry Cured !!

During the month of August last Mr. Joshua H. Shields
was violently attacked with dangerous pisENr1Ry-
The passages OF the ird and alarming charac.
ter, and were so frequent that they numbered many
twenty-five IN day. After having taken the prescip-
tons OF two OF the celebrated ply the country
without receiving permanent relief he induced by the
suggestion OF aneshbor, To Try the BRANDRErH PILLS,
but 70 weak had he become by the UNNATURAL evacua
ons 81 h' si.es.- that hs had ne hor-,o r.-or.n.-
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Fresh Imported Dry aseOds.

1--WE subscriber, grateful for the patronage en-
L tended 10 the firm OF Robinson Il Elliott, and
respectfully soliciting a continuance, announces to
his friends and the public the arrival of an extra
new stock, purchased within the last three weeks, IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
cumstances
Blue black fancy cold. Cloths, supr quality,
do do do Cassimeres, styla entirely new,
Extra snperfne London Ga Mernos very ch.ap,
beautiful assortment OF Calicoes, patterns most
rare,
A., fg'd: Il twied, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrines
Superine plain x fig'd. Swiss Muslin,
10 bales x cases of Domestic Goods comprising
the best assortment have ever had.
With large addruona supply daily looked for
winch viii make my assortment complete. If new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce a call | can
w''h safety say my friends and the public will not be
disappointed A. c. ELLIOTT
Ger. :,
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JOHN II. u. LOG.LH.

< ALEM, Roanoke county. Va. regularly attends
- the Superior and county courts of Botetourt
Roanoke and Montgomery Counties Diligent at
tenton will be given TO all business entrusted 10
him.
Oct. Is w9Ws
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against

John kasey and Jane his wife, Elijah Grubhs and
Polly his vile, Joseph Miles aud Lucy his vii.
George W. Saunders, John Saunders, and Juhu,
Saunders, Defendant,
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AS some mistake has occurred in confoundng the
names OF General and and Colonel Hayne, we are
requested TO say That ihe gentleman now on a visit
10 our Borough, IS Col. Arthur p. Hague, ofCarcs-
ton, WHO was Colonel IN the reg lar army duury
Tie late war and the particular friend of General
Jackson. NorGoJk R.acou
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" lRGlNlA, SS.-At an intermediate Guouit Su
perlor Court of Law and Chancery continued
and held Tor Bedford county. al the Courthaase on
Thursday The 9Th day Of November, 1898:
Henry +. Tate and JemIma his wife, fonaerly
'ehhna oaunders, Plain,its