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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
No. 9S.
From The Macon telegraph.
SIBERIAN SPRING IA HEAT

h1N&I wv llEhl.
We divided. last winter, a small portion Of
the ii above Wheat, (rcccivc, from Hon. c.
T.. ilnyncs.) among our friends, with re.
quest. To report the result of their expert
mcnts Tor publication. In compliance with
that request, we have the statement below.
Similar results were obtained by others, to
whom parcels oi the grain were given.
MACON, Jul, 36ili, 1888.
Dr. Bartlett-SIr; In February last, I
received from you small quantity of Sibc-
ran Spring Wheat, for he purpose of trying
an experiment., 10 Test i'm some degree i,s
quality The following is the result, which
promised 10 give you.
sowed the grain on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, i'll my garden; which was formerly Il
pinc sandhIll, hut slightly dressed, Eclorc
sowing. with the stable mannre; the seed
appeared To he much slrunk wlcu sowcd.
frequently noticed it while growing, and
was of the opinion it had been ovcrratcd.
nut II has turned out far beyond my expcc-
tations-lhe grain was harvested on the Ist
of July. l also procured some Italian
Spring Wheat from Mr.. Harvey ShotweU
large full grain, aud in appearance. fur
superior to The Siberian Wheat hu, turned
our much inferior; il " as soweti al the same
time. IN the same soil, and harvested al The
Same Time and had about the same am
pcrancc while growing, bui the grain is not
SO i"ii rs The other; the Siberian has imrro-
we'd q the Italian deprccia'ed. The Slbc-
ran increased 81 fold. produced al the rate
OF 81 bushels To the acre. and weighed 6l
lbs I" the buShe The Italian increased
~ i"id' the grain weighed 4S lbs TO the
nu>hel. 10 carry "ut the experiment,
nave gwen some of the Wheat to an cx-
perlcncrd farmer of Morroc, who promises
to give each kind fair trial in Il different
soil. Yours respectfully.
X. X. EVANS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
CURIOUS CALCULATION An

The Eye.-Thcrc Is norhin. more aston.
lshins in the structure Of lc eve. than the
sensihili,y nt the expanded nerve. on which
the pictures of objects are impressed. The
proportion betwixt the degrees of lgh, ilu-
minating an object by the sun. and by the
monn, at equal attitudes, is calculated 10 br
as 9O,OOO,o Land yet the object is distinct
ly seen. A"ain. if sheer of white cotton
cloth, six feet square, be elevated 24.OOO
feet, the eye being supposed an inch in di
ameter, the picture of the sheet on he retina
or optic nerve, in the hntIom Of the eve.wilI
be just one eight hnndre'th part Of an inch
square. which is the 666h part of Il line
only equal to the 96rh part of tho width of
Il common hair, and yeI the picture il per-
feet. Q"erv:-Do W" contemplate This pic
lure as psychologists suppose, or does the
mind contemplate the distant object!
Gotd.-A grain of gold may he spread
by the gold bea er into a leaf containing 70
square inches; and this leaf may he divided
! into 100000 parts; and, by u microscope,
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ET1,;.,,SS ,tifl


For ITO years previous to 1910 the sup
Ply "t gold aud silver from the mines in
Europe aud America is estimated bv Mr..
Jacob TO have averaged eight millions of
pounds sterling annually, while The uuauti
y obtained from the same sources from 1910
To lo,J averaged only about five millions
annually. The gold mines in the Southern
Cnit Il States having at that time acquired
but iuile importance, are barely noticed b,
Mr. Jacob, without nci.ig taken into account.
tu we now prcsen, The startling fac,, that
a@"atn VIII hs Rs'an sHnes1. ntessti.'1 ~ na1a wy |yieid
ed ~ 1881 .tve millions IF doiiurs in gold. are
nov Dy, comparison the mnst productive
and i;irurtant oil mines nov known on the
slonc.
From n careful examination of the sub
JecI. we have prepared from the authority
of Mr.. Jacob, and other sources, the follow
in, statement "i the annual product of gol,i
and silver from mines throughout the world
Including an estimate of the gold duS, and
wa>inInss obtained from Africa, which is
\ ,ln Mi 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
BARNEY DELANEY,
PATRICK o. flanagan,
CARNEY DBOOIIE,
TEAGUE O'REGAN.

Obedient Hjf.-A butcher who Law m
on his death bed. said TO his wife, NV dear
I'm not Il man for this world. therefore
] advise you 10 marry our man John. hc is
- lusty strong fellow fiji for your business.
oh, dear husband.' said she, never lei that
trouble you. for John and have agreed
upon that matter alrcadv.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Il Net Nursr.--A girl Of about sixteen
Years Of age applied for The situation as Il
wet nurse TO certain lady in Boston, who
expressed her astonishment tha, she should
hc qualified for the situation. Madam said
the girl. never was wet nurse, but can
soon learn to be one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

SUICIDES IN FRANCE.-A very curious
sthtcmcnt and calculation has been publish
cd in Paris by NJ. Faircr, medical profess
sor, relative to the number of suicides com
united IN France in thirty wears. from 1894.
From The records Of the police il appears.
that tho total number of suicides artrmu,cd.
were 6,7S2, and :'-Ihs of the individual, =,
were unmarried. We euhjoin the table
furnished by him IN tln ,.,I;no.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Il ne'c Method of making boots and shoes.
a man IN New York has invented II new
way "t manufacturing boots aud shncs,
winch IS 'hns partially described. Ist The
whole lower portion. or sole aud insole, of
the hooi or shoe, is made with one scam, in
s.ead OF two, as AT presents; thus increasing
the facility aud durability OF the manufac
tn'c. I'd. The boots and shoes are much
more beautiful i'll appearance during their
whole wearing. in consequence of the up.
per leather being turned from under the foot,
and inserted in ,vcculiar channel GU, in the
ih>nle, which prevents the unper leather
both from cracking and wrinkIiro. and
,hns increasing the value without cnhnnc
'nc the cos, of The article 3d. By dis
pensing with the inscan,, the boo, or shoe
Is rendered far moro easy to The rnor, thus
preventing corns and Bruises; and 1hcf,.
hring no welt requiring scraps to fill up the
hollow space between the sole and the in
sole, winch Is now OcraSi0ned by the welt
Tie part ON which The foot rests does no, be-
come Irregular and uneven, nor is the sole
50 soon thrown out of place, and unequaIIy
worn away.
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Miscellaneous.
THE PRECIOUS METALS.

There are many circumstances respect.
ms The precious metals. gold and silver
lh!I tender II extremely difficult 10 arrive al
even ii tolerahic rsIinn'c of the quantity oh
tanned from the earth, and OF the distrhu
non OF that quantity These metals ar.
comparatively inperishable. while their val
ur alu utility cause tie utmost care to be
take oi them: hence the quantny annually
obtained. !orms but IL small addition TO the
Vast accumulation, of preceding centuries.
Mr. jacob, IN his valuable work on the
precious metals, published in London. 1881.
ana re-pnnIished in Philadelphia, 1852, ss-
Inmates the stock OF gold aud silver which
had al that time accumulated in Eurone
and America. a. f;,ll0ws:
In CON- f.,l33SS 5;1 s,crl;no
Ill hia"uiactur Il ARTICLES 100000 QUO
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magnifying the diameter of an object ~
times, and its are. 100 times. the lOOlh part
OF one of 'hc,e, thar is. The 30 milionth part
of n grain of gold will be visible.
Mdtter.- Although odoritcroIs bodies may
keep the room continually filed with odour,
yet they lose neither weight nor measure,
apparently. The magnitude of n particle
OF a>sainiida, is calculated to he only the
3o-l .OOO ,OO0, 600, 100000 ,O00rh part Of n
cubic inch Ii is supposed, by MICROSCOPE.
ca' observation. that there are more animals
IN the m'lt OF n Goldfish, than there are men
on the whole earth, and single grain of
sand is larger than four millions of them mn
together. How much smaller must a parti-
Gle of light bc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Talking Of iron coffins, an Trishman observed,
'Ah. that ia a coffin that will last n,an ull tho
days Uf his lise.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
"A Sls,llla Cured.

The following extraordinary Of Asthma which
hcntcaed by respectable and well known nhab-
tnnts of Greenwich, Conn., deserves by all PERSONS
ul pcrusa the most prciudccd that evidence
the side of these Pills, whehhy the they daily
mnkng show there is necessity for any other nedi-
ciuc.
This is To certify, that Thomas $ Brown, Of Greenwich
Conn was taken with cold numb feeling the 18th day
OF June last lie began to cough and pheem and in
the course of u hons about quarts OF thick white
Jelly cNpectomtcd Three physicians Stamford, Green
wch and Sawps pronounced II nervous humid spasmod
Asthma, and after prescribing or time effect
rec consulted together aud finally declared they could do
hun good would and result in consumption and
death would ensue, and that in very short time. The pam
excessive in all puts ofhis body, aud the difficulty in
breathing such almost suanguation Tie was
reduced skeleton, mud finally guc himself up to
death After being tins miserable nearly two months
he saw an advertisement Of Dr. Brandets cccbe rnycf
sal Fills, and immediately by Captain j. Waring of
9recn"eh, for box, and found relief the of few
days, which encouraged him persc,cre and having
ken them Tor about four months according the direction
entirely recovered and far judge, consequence
of taking the above Pills which have also used in our fam
lies, aud have found them invaluable
Signed, Greenwich 22d Feb 1886.
James X. Meas, Daniel $. Belts Jonn H. Rcyrold A. Pal
mor Rev k. Palmer J. r. Palmer II. Brew sie, = Jessup
james Moore, Hannah Hitchcock J. Mean Tho 5 BertraG
Inac Olmsteod,P. v T. Jc4sap stephen airing Augustus
l. John Iimhry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
AMERICA AND AMERICANS ABROAD.


AhEhlNA AMI AAfhlNANo ABROAD.
European CORES 0HdCHfe u The NfH York ImSriclp
PANS Scpt - tsos
~, r.. H. II, -
- % 10 "''''"', 50 NV Il
te"s'i' - Wv N'"' ~" - ",' a. 'I'' OF ~
49, 800 ''"' :, - Wv "",eH' VI surgeons
"u - "'' - 'S .'',r' u'pN nom jour
Nv. ~ ~ ~ w ",'''"'e' 'n'"uEh
~ 'u' ''',''' ~ M" III p'ors
Lo1t 49, hi f'ii' W view 'is
I'D -. h.iis,;,,. r. - ~ ','"s
w ''u '''F'' - I,'u'''oe" i'onl l ans
70 h"s'rcs n'eh'o 10 '"'a ana lhehco to
- " ' Wv ,'u' u! u'ailY All Tue
a''J"s " n"Naoo'l'' 'alfo' ali
.ne VI '",' s'de' Oo'n aes't,S-he pyta.
m, =, '' N ~ "'' ''e"'Ph's, ana 'he
~ ~, y, ''''' W baue''o'
- ~ ,tt' =" iEy.''" ny a u'noiunt
iou'e' :" Az N''"''' "'"'o ~ 'sf'd aod Asa Nj
49, - "''' s''"e P'''s Ut me
~t,' W y - II ~, " Que " he seven
t,nJin, - s',, ,,,i ~ ''' p''"'ne''es,
"''.'E ~ su'''s N'''o S"" NoS.os' ana penetrated
So" "i'o ''e IN. ~ asa ',,o' ana visited ON
,r 'p"'e' ss.''e"' 10y, '"e 't'lhs' AleNandfa
r,s, 80 " ''P','e" 10
n "S,'"''""l'' al" it'uI.cu 10 Europe by the
Dosriot"s anu p'aoN Sf'' give you thus the pm
rP'' po'"'S "'e'''S % us l'"ef9fN. have learnt
from nun IN conversation mat he was brought into
eo"''et "'n some 81 tue diseases peculiar To the
countries "hth lie VISITED, IN way 10 be enabled
'ot'' q" "P'"'o" " 'u''n 'o' himself. lis oppot-
VI o''"'e'' Inspection anu inquiry furnished
nm win many new aud curious facts and his OBJ
se'Vaons embrace not only the most formidable en-
uehlc m'''de' but the condition aud character OF
.ne sufeefy and medical schools IN his route trust
.,laa ne WIZ communicate the whole mass OF bls
Io'cs 10 some OF the American medical aod gical
journals lie seems to think that he found as
"luen instruction III ms professional capacity as
sro'lnea,,on IN ms qo''ty ct traveller The Amen
can faculty win appreciate Tue harvest reaped through
sucn ,es,ons ny socn d eoY'cte. Another Ameti-
.an piys'c'an ana surgeon, oil like tepute IN hs dl-
vision oil our Union, Df. Warren, Of Boston, has al
Ieap! CARED nome from Europe truly rich and
mos sal""o,e aaduon 10 ms great store of protes-
s'on'l knowledge, oy "hich, / am sure, our whole
county "l' ptoht WISH could convey 10 you
,'e' o. ''e ze'' ana activity with which
'ha eAce"e gentleman pursued his researches, and
o. ire ihpressIon-as have Glanced 10 hear oft
ron, , good sources-whch his merits of every kind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
1nflasnmatOry Rheumatism.
Piles, and COstivcness Cured.

MR. ANGEHiNE, corner otSprng and Elizabeth streets,
New York, for fifteen suffered excraciaIng tonnens
from the above complaints. Advice and medicine had
from the first ply sicans but nothing gave him any perua-
nent relief and he expected drag miserable existence
10 the end of his days When, however, Brandretls Pills
were mentioned TO him. and the they were known 10
have performed nsw hope lighted up within him. and he hay
ing perse'ered in their for upwards months now
entirely recovered and in the enjoyment of health. The
greatest part OF the fifteen years he obliged go on
cruiches and for two previous commencing with the
above Pls he was mol able 10 get his boots
qucnce of his feet being much swolon Besides this his
appetite aud health may be considered very bad
Now however he entirely recovered, and strongly recon-
mcnds allsimIay afflicted TO give nndre's Pills
trial Many have taken them in consequences and have de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
BEDFORD FEMALES SEMINARY
S1GNOls BOZZAOTRA.
Setenber II

\ accomplished scientific Musician. has been
-. procured to direct the Musical department of
inns institution for the ensuing wear. To
y" Tue rlano, he will add the teaching of the Guila,
." pin 1' OF which he is completely master.
"'t as before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per Sos
sion OF . months He has always heretofore taueh,
Se'ei"i instruments in Lynchburg, (wbere his
Such father assistance in rho ao,or,I ;as,.;-
90 'le enlargement of the School rendered necessa
y n"s peen obtained, and il is now in active one,a
lS" ne Improvements, bo tn as TO the ar,anyemo,ts
VI uachag and accommodations for boatJe,s viii hs
the School. e'"'"s resources OF
Liberty, Oct IL o.;f,.,
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MORE RECENT CERTIFICATES.
Fever and ASuc Cured.

n
Dear S-tany fmy neighhors have been telling me thai
longhto get published certificate Of the wonderful cure
performed on sell unng the present summer by means OF
your Pills Our neishborhood has been very iokly with
chls aud teycrs have been in bad health for two years.
and have hada very bad fever and ague during the whole
summer Twas finally advised by of my neishbors To
Try BkANDREfH'S PllLSi and the next time came in
town ponsha % cent box, and after taking few doses
began TO feel If could any thing could get bo
was so well satisfied with this that continued to take Them
until had taken two of your largest size boxes andI can
now that am heartic and do more work than bov
been able 10 do before foi years.
JAMES WATKINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

VIRGINIA AT rsles held in the Clerks omco or H..
,n,,, ~ hyperion curt OF Law and Chaucery for the
county Of AMHERST Monday the 81 day of September 8S8
james Sledd, ' " I ' 80. io3 e
>, against
'ohn feter Blanord Hicks surviving execntor of WI
'Gef acc d. Polly Peter widow and executrix of Moln
urea Peter, Wesley Peter Frances Peter William pc,
"nes fete Edwin Peter and James H. Peter heirs nj law
W'i sa,a Mozn Peter decd. Polly Hicks Jesse pcter
nnan feter Charles Peter Simon Peter susanna Cole
m Lucy SIGdd, Thomas Alley and Betsy his wife Nancy
H., ,'ahdo'nh Morrs, administrator OF Allison Morns
ANTS e'ei ahd John siedd, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
SSe9ndants' John Peter, Jesse Peter Charles Peter
Sid .edui Thomas Alley and Betsy his wife and Iob
@ having entered their appearance and given security
AMI 10 inc tot Assembly and the rules of tins conf
"fPeulhS 10y satisfactory evidence that they are rot
OF TINS Commonwc' Ill., it is ordered that The sai
, ~ aPp' ar here The first day of the next Anil
| H. .l hi Ner The bill Of the plaintiff; and thar cn
m ,, or 'tlh" al inserted in some newspaperpnntei
a,d 81 ~ Iehburg, loI months successyey md
F'''" " ne f'n door Of the house of this eonntv
Copv-rsste E'
r,toh., % ROBERT TINSLEY. CHI
w2m
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! ! 8 ! d : Z : ! . .
Dyspepsia Cured -.

b. Brandreth NJ. D. Dear Sir For the benefit Of my ie-
low sufferers wish you publish the particulars OF my case
lou know in Louisville last spring did moi ex-
pet tolye long mq bones almost protridng through
my flesh Ilaiacacy, heartburn and loss 81 steep had
duced me 10 skeleton. Ind heard much o your pills. but
did believe that they, OF any Thing else, would cure me
snre which time have aiken six boxes and | take
ereat pleasure in saving that enjoy excellent Of
health and that perform labor and endure more
guc than have able to do for years previous my
tax mo your medicine. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
srrtrn,l.-r % Iaa2 Tatlar errck Iardin co. Nv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

Dyscntcry Cured,

During the month of August last Mr. Josbna r. ssb,eId
was violently attacked With dangerous
ihe passages were OF the ud and alarming ebarc
ter and were so frequent that they numbered as many
twenty-five IN one day. After having taken the presc,in
tons OF two OF the most celebrated ply senns in the
without RECEIVING any permanent relief he was Induced by the
sueses'ioh oil neghoof.to Try the BRANDRETH- PILLS
p"' so weak had ne Income by the UNNATURAL cyacua
nous OF ms f'e''s'i that he had hope Of recovering
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Pg EeG Al Cd "
BRAND Z TT NE ID IN Il


does not weaken as EVERY BODY may prove for them
selves ard ubundnny proven by the following extract
ion letter very recently received lrOn Nj H. BID" ards,
OF Mogunfeld Union County Ky. gentleman ell known
BY every person in that sect on ofcomrv.
.. this time f~cli IN ias health anil slnts, 'regh
ing q bs. Ha phsa commenced tthaS B0f fffS-
have been upwards OF year IN lhr constant use OF in
and lcr ue0n the sainr constantly improving my
health and strength the change has been great since we
parted in New Orleans
u BEWARE OF CObNTERFElTS Il
All Pills having Nm Baudrcth the label, and
George llodg Tho edge, couutercs aud mnde
To DECEIVE THE PUBLIC, and csade the law ut The
! time.
These, and indeed counterfeit p= used according 10
the directions accompany pulls arr caicul1aato De
STROi LIFE. They nuda by ulsH having no stand
mr. or responsibility, without hahtluon uanle-pcl-
ieey cnrcess OF consequences provided money + obained
Extract from DR.. b address 10 the citizens Of the United
States.
And be careful remember that have authorized any
doctor druggist apothccRry pedaf IN the United states 10
sell pills Never forget that this class doctors, druggists
apuhccuTc and pedars the Who sell coaneficlts
and that all adesmen who nude agents, have each o
them AN ENGtANE ED certificate OF AGfAtf and signed III
writing with pen by me aud which certificate requires
newo every every twelve months, being guaranty for on
ycar from dateobseyc the date llfEN, it is
! ENGRAVED. h. BKNNDRElH VI. d,
I'll, Broadway New \ ork
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

POLITICAL.
TuH ylR6Ixias.
Wv NATIVE LAND.

Land Of nv birth,
And ,...us Of all dearly priEs
And love on earth
a, nough, but death can burst the ties
.Tha, bind me 10 thy hills and wales and skies
Twas there leam'd
To play upon my harp and there
Ny young heart burn'd,
A, high its strains rose in the air.
Like music heard from Eden groves aar.
never
Forget the joys TINT there knew,
Where pleasure
From foansins deep, and sacred dew
Bathed friendships tender flowers, warm and true
Whereerl be,
Still will ever fondly turn
And look to thee,
Land of my kulrcds mossy urn,
With ardent love that he CT .hsll cease To bum
Oh long shall rect
The precious curl brought from lice
Upon m, breast;
And when the grave my bed ,hallbe.
Il shall be laid within my tomb with ne
left behind
Some locks tina, grow upon my head,
To fasily hind
Nv mem'ry there with those who shed
The tear ofgnef aud mourn ior me As dead
Long may they press
The hosoms Of those iuithfal few
Hove no less,
Than ere the oof5s wcrr snapi in two,
That bound US one in irsndships chain souue
Theycry flower,
That bloom, aud wave then bamy shade
Within III, bowers.
wilet moi mem'rs's parchment fade.
For by my song immortal they were mnd'.
Oh! every sigh
That irembes from the passing gale
Winch murmur by
Seems but the cadence of sonc tale.
That tells me something ofm, native vale
You golden star,
That lights its evening lamp in heaven,
And she'd rlirc
ofliehi around. has oft. nj even,
Its peusiyc ra4iatua ia nv pathway sircn.
Aud when I scc
Its lamp Of gold, m, native land
think efther,
And Of the frsnds that, hand In band,
Have often rosed With me, merry band
Long ,ball my brenst
Retain the lncuory Of those
Kind friends tiathle.t
NJ parting ,uns urd sigh'I thpG woes
Mightuot distress me Nth th,,r painful ihfos,
And now alden,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble on Monday. S,,ohc, 4.
NJ IL. HARVEY MITCHELL wof l,.

as Portrait X Landscape Painter will. for tho
year no" commencing, take charge ola Class nj
drawing and Painting His skill as an Artist will oA,
10 Pupls desiring a real proficiency IN this accom-
p"Snhenf advantages such as few schools can be-
''o"' if'ce OF IWuon 10 dollars per annum.
WINTER uNifoHM.--Drcss and Pelerine of bot
te-green CWCassian OF Merlno. with VIM. p.,,,
leis, and Aprons OF brown French Linen Rome,
oil zane on Ch'p Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim.
son Ribbon. ~ ~''''
Payment Tor Board $50 and Tuition in the room.
ar I'huleS go "''l be expected IN advance The
ices Iof Music, Drawing, OF for other Studies mot
part OF the regular will be PAYABLE At rho en
oil each Session, EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON
S.,o,,h.,,, Principal.
'""'' - At II offs
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ROBERT TINSLEN, Crk
WIN
October 70

VIRGINIA AT rairs held IN the Clerks Office of the
'Hcut superior out OF Law and thuncety, tor the
county "i amphell tine LET dhY OF October, 1883:
Robert tchn-t md Page partners lately trading
under The style OF Glclst Page, aud The said Robert v
"n'hIa' III ms own right, plaintiffs,
against
Sterling McDcafmon, Robert Morton and Thomng Puqb
administrators ot Thomas McDenrmou drrcuscd aud Alrnn
w Wmbish and Bryan ". Nown trustees, &t Defendants
IN CnANCERY.
the defendant Sterling MrDcnmon, not having entcrad
h' appearance and given security according the Act of Is
s'nhy aud the rules o this court aud appearing b, 4nt4
factory evidence that he iuabllnut of ihs am,
m9h"eaih On The motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel il is
ordered That he do appear here the inst dav Of the ucxt
Fin aud answer the hl OF the plaintiffs aud hat cnpy
9' 'iH order be inserted newspaper published II,
,9h.nhaig Tor two months successfully, and posted at the,
mont door OF the Court House of this county ON soe com,
dnl A Cony-'rrs,, '' " ' CUM
JOHN u. ALEXANDER CIR
October - o.. ~