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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

The Deiirh,s Of Heiioek.-The following centen-
marian worshippers at H.mens shine deserve esie
Married. a, AshfeiJ. Nov. 81. Mr.. chileab
Smith. IN his Ninety sereah year, 10 Widow Jernsha
Ware OF Hebron. y. Y, IN her eighty second year.
This makes Mr.. Smiih's fourth wife. lie has labo ur
ed on = farm ever since he was five wears OF age
and up to last summer. performed with The scythe
through the season Of hayine. equal 10 a man OF 30
wears. lis love has evidently bern universal, aud
ever on the march. lie has living within three aud
half miles OF him, nine great eredt grand children.
Eve don't know how many more.l who might nav
seen, the Dist Nov 1888. their great great grand
father married This Is what ne call handing dbwn
to pos,erity.- Courier, Greenftid, Mas.
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POLITICAL.


rfrHs. NAH
In SHOWS cries ihe school he,-" hnrfah sha MS o"'
1. ringing through rarlor and hall,
While AZ in as the wing Of the swallow, ne OUT,
And hi. rlsr-mstes have answered his cnh'
I, make. the hss,f leap but TO witness Their JOY
Proud wealth has no pleasure, irUw,
dc ,.e .pturc that ihrobs IN the pulse 81 the boy
A. br gathers hi. treasures Of snow
Then, sy no, the irappiags Of gold On thine heirs,
While health and the riches OF Nature are theirs
\, SHOWS sig hs the Imbeciles An and his breath
Comes heavy, as cloggd with weight
While from the pale aspect Of Nature IN DEATH
lie To the blaze Of his graie
And nearer. and nearer, his sof, cushioned char
IL wheeled tow rds the lie-giinr flame
lie breads chill puff of the snow-burdeneden
Lest IL ~i,l,er his delicate frame
Oh small Is tho pleasure existence can give
When the shall die, only proves TINT We i've
IL ,now.,' cries the Traveller lilo " and The word
Has quickcnsd .ss s.eed's tagging pace
The wind PUSHES by, hut it, howl - niileard-
unielt the ehsrp drifi in his face
For brieh, through the tempest his home nppeawd
A. though leagues intervene, he
There. the clear glowing hearth, and the table prepared,
And hi. wife with her babe on her knee.
Blest thought how IL lghens the gricf.laden hour,
That tose we love dearest shfc from its power.
cries the Belle Dear how lucky " and
From her mirror TO watch the flakes hall
Like the first OF summer her dmpod check burns,
Whiie musine sleighride and ball,
There visions Of conquess. of spendor and mirtl,
Floating over each drenr wintersd ati
But the dinss Of lope, On Ills s'onn-hoaieu earth,
VIII melt, like the show nakos, uwas
Turn, turn thee to Heaven, fair maiden for bliss,
Thu, world has pure lount ne opened IN thu
II SHOWS :" CRIES the Widow" oh, Cod hnd rehs
Have stuffed the soicr Of her prayer
IL. burden veil read in her snollen eyes,
On her cheek, sunk with fasting aud care,
It's highland her fatherless rsk her for bread
But lie gives the young fatons their food
And she trusts till her dark hearth adds honor dread,
And she lays On her last chip Of wool
Poor sufferer thai thy God only know
lis most bitter lot to be Poor, When II SHOWS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.

J., 4aherst one mite oastof Cedar oFott'
ru,HE subscriber has commenced a senoo', 70,
,e,n al : months. from the l9th OF No'eubet'
In said school. besides the Ancient Langu'sss are
taught the various branches OF tnghsh' lnc.uu,nS
Ancient Languages ana
i..sbe, Mathematics. So per month; Tor common
raaI,sb branches, - per month. Having gone
,h,en,b fall course Of collegiate and professional
s,nd,rs and having had much experience IN teach-
iog. he asters himself that he can give ample sal'S
faction 10 those Who may palrsnlze hin. lew
..o,e scholars will be taken if application be made
soon Board can be had, in families near the school
Referenees-Rey. Wm. :. Reid, Rev. j. l..
kirkpa,rick. and John NJ. Gordon. Esq Lynch
hing. Dr. Powell and DR.. Dawes, Amherst court
bense: DIR. Paueson. New Glasgow Messrs. 10
bert Csmn. y. T. raliaferro. 4. ID. 1insley, WIN.
/ shelton, Champe Cater. Capt. Ambrose Eueker
,na 4. $. Ellis, IN the eighborhood Of the school
LUTHER EMERSON.
Nnrcn1her u WV
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HAT MANDATORY.
GEOKGE ". G.fkN'ES,
u =

runrr moons Mellow THE coRsrR LTApiSo rRoMTnI
w.sHIroToN HOTEL, tMAis sTRkfT1
DESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks 10 the
III public for the very liberal encouragement es'
tended TO him since his commencement III business at
this place aud desires TO inform them that he has
made arrangements TO extend his business consldeta-
blv aud shall IN future keep Null assortment oil III
aud Silk Hats, OF bis own manufacture consIsngoi
Fashionable Clri Beaver Hat,
do Brush do
do Six do
Plain Russia black and white Cps. and
Wool Hats. large assortment.
In additionio his present Stock, arr daily expected
few cases OF fashionable Brush and Silk Hats from
the North, and he vail continue To receive from the
best Northern Factories.
lie hopes his having been practical Halter Tor
the last 90 years. will be sufficient 10 reeomno Il his
work To the attention OF the public, and will induce
them to call and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere
October % IN
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lhhiNiA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county OF Campbell, the LIST day of October 1888: " ~
Robert v Gilehnat and Lewis Page partners lately y I
under tue style OF Gcst Il Page, and the said Rohcr Y
" ~ " us o' i's'"' Plaintiffs
against
Sterling McDearmon Robert Morton and Tbo,,.s pl
administrators of Thomas McDeamon deceased and Ab,om
w "moish aud Bryan '" Nowln, trustees. &c Defendants
IN CHANcERY.
The defendant Sterling McDearmon not bo,i ,,
his appearance aud given security accordino IN ,b
ny ana Tue rules OF tins court and appearing by satis
factory evidence that he an inhabiiut oC ,hs g.
monwealth On The motion of the pninds ~, t :, !;
ordered that he do appear bere first day Of the next
i, "hn answer The bill OF the plaintiffs and that COW
/ .att ~ pe ihsefed IN some newspaper published in
nchhnrg for two months succcssely and posted NJ ,b
day. ACorv--Tos,o "'f' u" some court
Old, JOHN d. ALEXANDER, Crk
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Dee
Encourage your own Manufactures!

hOLLARS NAY BE SAVED AND TIE
- MANUFACTURES of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS of the subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, IN the town OF Lynchburg, shall be inle-
riol 10 any and being determined to sell low, for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public ;
and as there will be no credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay iol bad ones. We
have just resolved good Stock Of
HArTER'S MATERIALS
Winch will be made up in the neaest mlnncr by
INST rate wofkmen. We are also receiving goJd
assortment OF ladies' aud gentlemen's Shoes, men,
aud boys fine Fur Cloth aud Hair Seal Caps, some
OF superior quality. All ofwhlch will be sold low
Tor cash only. DlNkLE x RUMBOUGU.
L. 8 We are agents for The sale OF Morrison's
hNeean fHls, ID. x Il.
Nov. % VITA
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Dec 3
Sale Of Lands,


/ n pursuance of decree pronounced on the Odd
l. day OF October 1898, by the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery iof the town Of Lynch
burg, in two causes in Chancety depending therein,
between James Bullock. complainant and Harry Ann
Cabcll, widow Of John j. Cabe decd and other de-
PENDANTS, aad between DAVID q. Murrell, suing as
well IN his own behalf as OF such other creditors of
John Bullock as have interest in the subject mat
ter of the suit and may pray 10 become parties and
contribute to the costs thereof, complainant, and
John Bullock aud other defendants, the undersgn-
ed, commissioners named IN SAID decree for the pur
pose, will proceed, on Saturday The Goth day of
December next, II talr. and If not the next fan
day, to sell, upon the premises, by way of public
auction, to the highest bidder. the lands in and by
said decree directed to be sold by us, being tract
orpalcel Of land containing by recent survey 1874
acres, be the same more or less, living and beng
IN the county OF Bedford, tho north side of Ivy
Creek and on both sides OF Big Branch fork OF
Ivy Creek adj Looming the lands of John O. Leltwlch
and the Heirs Of John Cabeli, dec d. lands OF Ben
amin W,gginton and James Melcalf. The land
viii be sod III pursuance OF said decree ION credits
OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months, equal nsalmens,
the purchaser or purchasers executing to u.s. COM
missioners, his their bonds, with approved sec
nty and the title OF the lands be Withheld, as a
further security for the purchase money"
HENRY DuNNINGTON, Comms.
JOHN BULLOCK, sioners.
Nov. 90 te9D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SIGNOEs BOZZAOTRA.

\ accomplished scientific Musician, has been
procured TO direct the Musical department of
this Institution, ior the ensuing year To instruction
on Inc Piano, he will add the teaching of the Guitar
ah instrument OF which he is completely Muster.
PRICES as before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per ses
SION OF D months. lie has always heretofore, taught
l's several instruments in Lynchburg, (where his
reputation can be known,) AT 500 per aunum.
ouch iailhci assistance in the general instruction
as inc enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
y' mas been obtained. and it is now in active opera
lon' lie Improvements DO tn us to the arrane ements
Oh 'eaehg and accommodations for boardcrs will be
the School. "
Liberty, Oct. II drifts of
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NOTICE..

A PETITION will be presented to the next Gen
"a efal Assembly OF Virginia, praying the passage
OF law dlvorcng Martha c. Llemmings from her
husband john q. Hemmings
MARTHA e.. JENNINGS
Bedford County, Va. 22d Nov. 1888. VIII
k'llE subscribers, having discontinued the Mer-
cauiIe business IN Lynchbulg request all per-
indebted to them to call aud settle their ac
counts.
f4s For RENT, the Store House, with de-
haini slrabe family residence above, now occupied
---I.Aby us. AUSTIN HANCOCK
October Is w.
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sI,OOa PREMIUM.
JeEHGE.s'g.s S.EHESO.N,
Or 81 900 Northumberland fer the ense Of
SI'PHgE5.

yr,O inspire the suffering with confidence IN this rcstorer Of
diseased II is only necessary to say That sue
is its reputation that the transactions oil one DTuEgisi IA
jchpond less than iwese months have been IRE hundred
dnrs besides what Other dealers have sold aud PhYsi-
r,nus used The reeoFery OF Mr. :. X Thompson OF Rich
snd whose suerngs for five years had brought HIM as
often 10 the OF The grave, and WHO had finally hum
SELF mn 10 die after having lost the paaie, roof Of his mouth
and purt OF his In this he persuaded by
Physician to use the Sampson and his great sup
Prise AZ well that Of tie community, he gained twenty
,,o pound IA one month and aud half papers made
psrlcc cure of him. Mr. T. has given history OF his
case See handbils of other Price SO 90. Foi
ale by nov FL paFihs' A gent
Of Kings Evil or Scroinla.
ini. IA WIEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

MOBILE RACES.-The Races over the Bas.
of last month.
First Day.-Sweeps,akes for two year old last
sprng-s250 entrance, 500 foifet-G entries one
mile out, started, was won by j. :. Ganison,s &c
kobtnson's) { Martha Owens. BY Bertrand beat
ihg DIR. WHhers CHI by Pulaski and Dr. Stephen
sons imp. C Amazon, by Bird Catcher. Time.
l.522-track heavy.
Same Day.-The purse of s 90 mile heats, was
won by Z. Robinson's kieber wears old, in
three heats. beating the imp. m Frolicksome Fan
ny, years old, by Sotteng who won the first heat.
and Head and Smiths oh Pete Whptslonc. Time,
l.51-15l-l.53.
Second Day.-The $500 pursc-two mile hea,s-
was won oy Mr.. Garrison's ch h Charles Magic
oea.ng the m Henrietta, by Bertrand ch m Ha,
pellice, and disiancing h Stanford Time 2 10
1855. ''''' '''-
Same Day.-flarpeliice won. in three be,,s s,oo
purse, mile heats, beating Mr.. Gartison's h h Ma,
wood, who won the second heat, Alice C;ray by D..
'aski and II. b.. Hafrison's CHI q Gilderox ~
I'm 54s.-lm. 56s.-lm. 54s. N'
Third Day.--The purse of 800, three mil. bo,,s
was won by Mr.. Garrisons m Goryina be,,,,a
Fete MILESTONE, who broke down, and apoher
Fourth Ddy.-Tbe four. mile nurse nj Stooo
was won by r. b. Harrison'sb h Pollard Brown
beating MeIzAre and distancng Virginia Fair6e,J
Time I'm. 49s.-7m ass Virginia Fairfield was The
fayorite. On starting she took The lead and main
ta'ned it for miles, when she broke down and was
distanced. ii IS said TO have been beautiful and
well contested race between the two.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Sale OF Personal PrODcrfy.

pN vntue of a deed of trust executed by the Ok
- ford lion Company to the subscribers on the
18th day of August, 1888, and recorded in the clerks
Office of Campbell county court will be sold Il
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Fur
OF the said Company, on Beaver Creek, in the
county of Campbell, Tuesday the first day OF
January next, all the personal property belonging TO
the said Company. The sale will be for cash OF
ninety days credit, AT the option of the purchaser, he
giving a negotiable note with approved endofser
aud To carry interest from the day lsale
JOHN EARLY, {r.
JAMES BENAGH, i'"''ees'
December 6 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

William Massie George Williams, Benjamin d.
llafls aud Margaret llarris and Mary Harms, the
children Polly llarrs,the late wife OF BenJamin D.
Harris, formerly Polly Montgomery, Thomas Mont
gomery. John Montgomery and Ann NJ. the infant
child OF Elza, daughter OF James Montgomery
aud who Is now deceased, Defendants.
The subpoena issued IL this cause having been
turned duly executed, upon the defendant George
Williams, and more than four months having cxpi-
red IS well Slice the return day thereofa the fling
OF the plaintiffs bill the Court doth take the plain
tido' bill for confessed to that defendant aud
thereupun this cause came 10 be heard, this 9th
day Of October. 1898, upon the bill Of the plaintiffs
the answer Of the defendants, William Massie, Ben
Jamn d. Hams, and Margaret Harris and Mary
Harris by Their guardian ad titcnt. Robert &. Cutler,
appointed by this Court, the exhibits filed and the
order oil publication awarded ut rules on the day
OF January, 1855 10 the other defendants, which
appears 10 have been duly executed, and was argued
by counsel: On consideration whereof, the Cour
doth a1judge, order aud decree, that William Massle
be appointed commissioner, whose duty it shall
be. aller giving thnty days previous public notice
OF the time aud place OF sale, to sell the tract OF ald
IN the bill mentioned, TO the highest hi ldef, at pub
lie sale credit OF six months Tor moieIy Of
the purchase money and credit of twelve months
for the other mney, taking from the purchaser boud
with good security tot the purchase money, aud re-
tanning lien upon the Land as farther urlly, and
report his proceedings 10 the Court aud in order
distribution of the purchase money aforesaid a
nong the persons respectively entitled thereto the
Court doth further adJndge, olderand decree, that
one ofthe commissioners Of the Court do take an
account oil the rents alleged to have been received
by the defendant benjamin ID. Harris, AMI admit ed
BIS the answer oil that defendants and that he also m
qulfe into The respective rghts OF the plaintiffs aud
defendants in the land aforesaid 50 as to as
certain what portion each IS entitled to, TO enable
the Court to distribute the purchase money, as may
be required by their rights; and TO report the same
TO this Court with any matters thought pertinent by
himself, or which may be required by the parties to
be stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

HAS finished is professional through part of the
Union. His Medicines gave general satisfaction, Of
which testimonials noticed in all the Virginia and ohe
Southern newspapers. The demand for his remedies
pdy increasing IN the South particularly III the State of r
GINA that he found necessary his office from New
ork to the city OF BlGHMON. yirgnia) VIII re il will
be permanently kept Main Street. opposite Farm
crs Bank, for the sale of his celebrated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

DURsUANT to the provisions Of decree pro
j nouueed by the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chanoery Tor the town OF Lynchburg, at the
Nav term, 1898. ia the case OF "Paiterson vs.. WIZ
sion \ al" therein depending, The undersigned
appointed for the purpose, will proceed
on Friday the sih day Of February. 1899. at the
town OF Brook NJ cal. IN sad county. sell, by way
OF public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
November %

4 T Circuit Superior Cont Of Law * Chancery,
y continued aud leld Tor Nelson county, at the
Courthouse, on Friday the 9th day Of October
1895:
Charles 4. Jacobs. Mary Jacobs, George r. Ja-
obs Nancy Jacobs, Caibarine Jacobs, Sophia
Jacobs. and George q. Wright and Sarah his wife
formerly Sarah Jacobs, which said Charles, George
Mary, Nancy Calha,ine, Sophia AMI Sarah are the
children of William i. Jacobs. decd. the SAID
George q. Wright. in his own right, claiming under
John Jacobs IL zabeih CIafksoD, the widow and re-
liet of James Glarkson deed. and Susan Hill, the
widow oil VILLAIN Hill deed. and The SAID George
K Jacobs, deyisee OF David Jacobs, decd
Dl,;ntiUs
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NOTICE..

fffs3 WISH TO SELL TIE HOUSE AND
f4n,l LOT IN the town OF New Glasgow, the prop
~.---A- efty OF Doctor n. b. Sposwood. viii ex-
change II Tor Negro property OF for Land IN Illinois
or Missouri. The dwelling house is neat, with con-
YEMEN, out honses Ii do not effect private sale,
shall offer the above properly at public nuct;on nm
tue Isl day oil January next. on the premises.
JOHN b. DUNCAN
Atty in fact, for n. b Spotswood
psc.o w3w
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II Tract Of Land,
EighfeeN Hundred Heres.

being of the real estate whereof Patrick Hen
~. the elder. died seized THIS Land lies in the
county OF Campbell, TO Brook Neal, on both
sides Of Big Falling Rver-rt abounds IN fine TIM
Der. particularly pine. and is conveniently situated
To several aud manufacturing mills. 1t Is we'll
suited 10 The growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco,
and a mari of the tract has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

TIlE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
i by Cobbs & Armistead commonly called
"kyle's corner" is for rent-possession to be given
on the lst January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS to rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
aut' orised to manage and control the same for me
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10. IA
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble Monday, October I.

4'A as Portrait n Landscape Painter, will for the
year now commencing, take charge ola Class of
Drawing and Painting His skill Artist " Il offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency III this accom-
pl'shment, advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. Price OF Tuition, l5 dollars per annum.
WINTER NToRM.--Dress and Peernc of bot
he-green Circassiau OF Merno, with white Parta.
lets, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonner
OF Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Paymenttor Board $500 and Tuition in the reeu-
lar Stndles (S25) will be expected in advance. The
ices Tor Music, Drawing, or for other Studies not n
part OF the regular course, will be PAYABLE at the end
OF each Session. EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON.
Princpal
Setember II A, # ors
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N(e'a' IL T..

l SHALL on ,he 27,h day OF December, at my re-
L sdence IN the county Of Amherst, offer for sale
nine likely Negroes, nine or ten head of Cattle one
Horse, and parcel of Household Furniture Terms
will be liberal and made known the day Of sale
ALLISON OGDEN
Executor OF Henry Ogden, decd.
Dec w3w
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ROBERT A. PENDLETON,
attorney at ZOsC.

hANlNG located himself at Amherst Court
Il House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF the counties OF Amherst and Nelson. ANY
business entrusted TO his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sept. -
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The Land will be sold in body, in lots to suit
purchasers. Persons desrous 10 purchase are re
quested 10 60 and examine the Land, which will be
shawn BY Mr.. John Henry or Mr.. T. II. Scott resi-
ding IN The immediate neghborbood.
Tcrms--Sx, twelve and eighteen months cred
for equal parts OF the purchase money, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved personal security.
aud the uile retained as additional security. The
tille IS believed To be nnquesonably good, bur tn
undersigned will convey such only as he is ordered
10 do by the decree aforesaid.
HENRY DUNNINGTON, Com'r.
Der 10 wtds
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IL CHANCERY.
Octnher %

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit SuIcIio Court of Law and Chaneery, the
comfy Of Cumphrll, the lst day of October, 1885,
joel Motley aud Elizabeth 4. his wife, formerly Flizabc,
tohbS, John NJ Mclean, Mary A. Mclean and Sarah f.
Mclean the last three infants under the age of twenty one
years and who by John Mclean their father and next
friend, Paiu,if.
against
John =. Cobbs, Robert l.. Colbs, Wilnm c. Me Allser
and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Cobbs Charles Cobs
W llinm Cobs, in his right and executor of Robert
tobhs, dcccuscd Beverly r. Scott and Samuel NJ. Scott
as the securities OF the said William Colbs John O.
instead, VIM. Il. Anmscad, and Samuel NJ. Mclean the
last three chdrenGnd heirs of Mary L. Mclean late Mary
L Armlstead und formerly Mary H. Cobbs Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants John p. Cobbs, Robert L. Colbs and Vii
lam b Armisteod, not having entered their Appearance
ana gwen security according the Act of Assembly
rules OF tins court and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they arc not nhabans of this Comnonwealtl-On
c motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel ordered that thew
do appear here the day Of the next term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
serted IN some newspaper published in Lynchburg for
months and posted at The front door of the court
mousse oi TINS county, On some court day.
\ Cop,--reste,
JOHN b. ALEXANDER, Clk.
October % vom
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ENTEkTA1NN
III amherst Court House, VM.

rINliE subscriber has taken the brick House late
l. ly occupied by Capt. Lindsey Coleman, for
that purpose, and wall be ready receive those who
may favor him with call at next county court
J. III. ROBERTS.
December 10 ND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

The demand for Mulberry trees continues as brisk
a ever. The New York Express says
zine sales al auction of the Moius Multicaulis
the last and present week have been remarkable for
Tue continued advance in prices and for the number
Of persons attracted from distant and from 9TH
or States although the number Of Trees advertised
81 each sale has been Comparatively small. Al the
last sale which was the 9Th. the trees were all
trimmed. and sold at from l6 to 2oc. per foot and
The cuttings At &c. per Jolnt.'