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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

We understand that Mr.. ]. Is. Kendall
has sold lis horse Ba,ie Peyton. To Mr..
John lirth Of Va. for $4,000, The great
rae on Friday placed this horse at the head
of the American turf, for il was very mani
fest TO all who saw the race that, had he
been ridden by hoy of proper weight, he
would have taken the second heat, although
out of "rder-sufering i'm fact under the
dIS:cmpcr which, broke out on him on Sat
urday. Mr.. tlcirh will take him home TO
Virginia to-day, and turn him out. Next
fall when he comes on the turf. .'in good
nrdc: aud well con,i'ioned" he will rank
the best among the best.
No hear Of four miles, since the Henry
aud Eclipse match, can compare with that
made by Biilic Pevron in I'm 425s,-im
which he lel from end to end, and was
never touched with whip or spur Indeed
taking into consideration the difference o,
the track>-,hat AT Long Island Isl here Hen.
ry and Eclipse run, hcino considered h>
| the best judges. at lcaSt2 seconds faster per
mite than the Central. BaiIie Pey,ons hca,
| is the best ever made in this country How
il will compare with the races i'm England
may he inferred from tho notice taken by
English writers of Lady CliIileh's race lasr
fall at the Island. The heat which she ran
in I'm. l34s is'lrscribc'l bv them as a won
irrful one "indeed mira"nlous'' they say.
lis Il better term for it," and they acknowl
| edge that they must search their racing an
nails som'r lime 'heforc they can match sncl,
| donSs." What will they say of horse
running a heat in I'm. 424s. whilst suffering
under the distemper, and repeating 3 miles
| in 5,n. Sos. Ii horses 90 on improving in
this way, Flying ChiIdcrs will come. who
| will run. what The great lnrse Of that name
! n.yer did a mile II, a r,inutn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

<f@3 HAVE TWO of the must comfortable &
ETiiJ valuable HOUSES AND LOTS, one orboth
-l-A OF which l viii sell, at one-thlrd less than
the Lots and Improvements cost. One is on the Main
street, about one hundred yards below the Cour,
House, with columns and a piazza in front, say If
by 80 feet and House SO by 45 feet, covered with
zinc the carpenters and brick work of the best
quality /; on said Lot there is an Ice House, Smoke
House, Kitchen, Stable and Carriage Huuse-also.
two other small Brick buildings and an excellent gar
den. The other is on the hill, ranging with the
College Buildings the House is large and COVE
nient, with the usual out buildings, and at present IN
the occupancy of VIM. Taylor, Esq. Hydrants OF
the purest Spring Water in the yard of each Lot.
lie last mentioned Lot, contains upwards olthree
Acres.
The terms will be made accommodating. on the
purchaser paying a small part OF the purchase mo-
ney IN hand, aud securing the balance satisfactorily.
Any further foimatio wanted can be obtained by
application personally. or by letter to the subscriber,
as Postmaster. WIN. WILSON
Lexington, Va, May IL, 1888. wsw
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think il rieht, on his departure, to saythis much
IN favor of The attainments OF a gentleman whom
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, ". d. l.. J.. D.
COiunbia. 5. Cdrolind. -
From Gen. Robert Y. Hdyne, lately Senator q Inc L.
$. and Gorernor of ). Carolina.
Ed. w. Johnston, Esq. has for some time past been
the Editor of The Columbia Telescope and LIsfari-
an Of S. Carolina College. During that period, he
has written much in our Periodicals. lie is a gen.
tleman. distinguished by grace and bfilllancy OF
style as a writer his extensive literary information
and his accurate acquaintance with the Classics, |
have no doubtthal in any literary employment requi-
ring these qualifications, he could render accepta-
Bile service 10 the Public. ROBT. y. HAlNE.
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
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Bedford Female Academy near
LSbeI'fu. Va.

DUPILS may. during the present year, be enter
ed al any period of the Course and will be char
ged rateably 10 the time. To avoid deranglng the
organization Of the School, there will be no Vaca-
ton, until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, so dollars per an
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire, SO per
month. Italian or Spanish, $40 per anuum. Music,
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, s.. Pupils
furnish their own Bedding. TO those from a dis
lance, IT can be supplied, at a moderate charge.
Summer Uniform. This will consist Of a Robe Of
Pale-blue printed Cambria. the figures small and
close Capes of the same Pantalets of white A
prons ofbrown French Linen. edged with blue Bralde
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and EmbroIdcries
prohibited, as well as all fuery in general.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
March 10 wis
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SALE OF LAND.

n pursuance OF a decree &C the Circuit Superior
i Court OF Law aud Chancery, for the County of
Amherst pronounced on the 9Th day of April, 1888,
IN The csse OF Oney ID. Huckstep, Plaintlii. against
George {. Hnckstep and Eliza Ann HnoLstcp. in
ian's, under the age of twenty-one years. by Robert
iinsley their guardian, specially assigned to defend
Them IN this suit and Jno. p. Wilson, Horace
WILSON, Richard w. Wilson, Elizabeth Walton.
John Tyler and Catharine his wife, John Nyers and
Sarah his wife, and William c.. Christian and Mary
his wife, hers at law of Richard Wilson decd De-
PENDANTS; the undersigned, commissioner for The
purpose, VIII, on "Wednesday the 18th day of June
"eN'' 'a,' II not the next fair day, upon the premi-
scs. at the late residence of Charles Wilson dec,I
proceed to SELL by way of public auction, for ready
money, the several Tracts of Land described in the
deed OF 'ndenture, made on the 10th day of January.
lo3o, between Richard Huckstcp. ofthe one part,
aud Charles Wilson ofthe other part. ~
}. PETTYJOHN,
Commissioner.
nay tbs
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people oren 10 argument on this point, | might no"
discuss II. The violence Of arbitrary misrule has
closed theif ears, and the irrefragable logic Of Mt
Calhoun has sealed them up.
fnfn lhen" again to YOU, whose Influence will
prevail so much IN adjusting tie details OF a future
Bank. On that subject | shall beg leave TO offer
some thoughts To ,our consideration. In another
letter. propose 10 call your attention TO some %
the evils OF such an institution, and especially TO
those which the cal,mitons events OF the last five
years have developed. To devise a remedy for these,
IS a task which well deserves your best thoughts.
4 FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS.
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.VNfNrNl HriHge
TURNPIKE CO,Np.A.v.x.

n IA EEFlNG of the President aud Direc-
- tors OF the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company.
held IN Pat'onsbure, on Saturday, the 10Th NAV,
lS3o, II was ordered that the Secretary require oftie
Stockholders 10 pay the Treasurer TEN DOL,
LAkS on each share of stock held by them. on or
before the 2lst inst. and the further sum OF TEN
on each share so held, on or before
the Goth June next.
1t was also ordered, that the shares of delinoncnt
subsoribefs be sold IN front of Elcazer Sacetland's
Tavern, in the town of Pattonsburg, on Monday, the
% day OF July next, due notice thereof being given
by an advertisement in the Lynchburg Nirginian.
The lnstalments called for are,
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DIR. JEBB'S
Rheumatic Linimeuf!

VIII afford immediate relief TO the patient. and has some times
been attended with such extraordinary success ~ to eur tbe
most distressing rheumatism in "A hours-eytn when of
years standing.
This highly valuable Liniment is recommended with n con.
Gdence founded on the experience OF man, years, not only AS
for Stiffness of the Joints, Nunbness, Spruins. ChilLiains. q =
This article Is considered so superior TO every thing else,
ana 10 possess snch uncommon virtues, that il is ordered from
distant parts OF the country.
An Agent recently writes-' Please send me a further sup
ply OF Jebb.s Linlinent. shall probably sll II considerable
qhahiity; as IT IS recommended by some of our physicians
very highly
Price 20 cents a bottle.
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Tile Pa'nfal and DeJilitatine Cowp1aint of
o. THE PILES

receives immediate relief-and, in numerous instances has
been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DuMFRlES' REMEDY o III PILES.
'INHlS approved compound also mitigates and removes the
! symptoms which frequently accompany that disorder,
and increase the dnngcr of the PATENT viz Pain in I.oins-
iieadaclle-l.oss of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS other marks
OF debility.
a relieved Patient writes from n distance" 1t is but JUS
ice to you 10 inform YOU, that have used your " Dumiries'
Remedy for the Piles for some time past, and hive found il
eminently successful"
The Remedy Is quite innocent and may be administered d. to
all ages ndboth sexes. Plain and simple directions, with
a description OF the complaint, accompany each package,
which consists oftwo boxes, one containing Ointment, and the
other an Ehcctuary.-Price 81 for both articles, or 80 cents
where but one is wanted.
May 81 l2m
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Nfay24.

AT rules held in the Clerk ID ~, " te
' Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance'iy sS8,
county OF Amherst, Oh Monday, the 9TH day of May. aoig
Henry Haggard, fla"'"'
AGAINST land
Martin london, Lewis p. Simpson, James WhiitngIG" Id.
Lewis Gregory, executors of James London, decd, IN ~, ,ho
son c. Dawson, administrator with the will annexedoi ~"
ny Rucker, decd. Defendants
In CHANCERY. u hi.
The defendant, Martin London, not having enter. ~, Of
appearance and given security, according to ie nearnc
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and 1t aFpsent Of
BY satisfactory evidence, that he is not an lnnani'Sa az 40.
this country: II is ordered that the said defendant Nv. Nd an an.
pear here ON the first day ofthe next September 'etm' order be
iorthw ith inserted in some newspaper published IN lo II, y tho
ofLynchburgfor two months successfully, ana Pose'
front door of the courthouse of this county.
A ~Copy-Teste, -uxurry G.
""DH WHIP
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May 10
FRESH SUPPLIES,
IND GREET H.gRC.yEy.S ,

w + are now receiving our Spring Supply, en-
oraclng a large. beautiful and very cheap as
sor,ment OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
we assure our friends that it is only necessary to
give us a call, to ascertain that it is needless to 90
sewhere for better, if as good, bargains as we will
sell them. MARTIN. WARD A. DAVIS
Asril 30
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P0ETECAE.
From tic sopacn Literary Messenger, yor Jlae.
TuE sleCKENG-RtRD.


Come, lisien-ol hark 10 that sol DYING strain
ofm, Mockinc-hird, upon the touse-tor again
She comes ever, night TO these ed ruined wal-.
Where. sol, as The moonlight. her meled, falls.
oh, what can The hulbul or nightingale chant,
In the elimes which they love and the gruves which the
haunt,
More thrilling and wild than the songs have heard.
In the Stiffness Of night, from my sweet hockins.hini'
I saw her today. on her fa,orte tree,
where she constantly comes in her glor, and elce.
Perrhd high on alimb, which Has s]'snding GUITAR
Above all the rest. like tall TAPER spnr:
The wind, TWINS wanins That limb 10 and Go.
And she rode up and down. like a skill IN blow,
When il sinks with the billov, aud mounts lib IL swell
She knsw | was wachiag-.le knew it fail vel.
She folded her pinions, and swoicd ont her illoat,
And minick'd each bird in it, own uau,e uotc-
The Thrush, and The Robin, the Red-Iid and oll-
And the Partridge would whistle andansner her ,all;
Then stopping her carul, She seemed 10 frpar1
By the hfn other wings, for flight in the nr,
When rising sheer upward, she wheeled down a-ain,
And took up her song wdere she let Oh tbe Strain.
Would you cage such a creature md diaerla lar ptumrs-
Condemn her to PRISM, tbe worst oi all douH.-
Take from her the pleasure of living SO free
And deny her her nile GA the wiud-vured tree
Would Won force her ia draon within mcnilrss lars,
When earth is oil sunshine, OF heaven all staJ-
Forb'd it, oh Merry aud Frut her the boon
sail in the sun and IA song alae noan.
What a gift she possesses of thraat and Of lun-.f
The gift apostolc-thc ghi of nil fourucsf
All, could she but utter the lc,auns of low.
To wean uS from earth Hui to wait N. shues,
What siren could tcmriBs TO wander asan'
We'd seek bat the ~iiea. o%ntpopfiae ihsistuin-
Would listen t. uou-ht but her sa1 d'iasf1l,
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I'0ffiCE Henry YcnaeAMy

IENllE regular semi-annual examination a, tins H.
l. stitntion, will commence on Friday, 18th of
June, when parents aud guardians. and all who feel
an interest in such exercises, are earnestly and re-
specially solicited to attend.
The exercises OF the School will be resumed 18th
July. Neiy ample and permanent provisions have
been made, for the accommodation ofboardefs.
Terms of Board and Tuition as heretofore.
JOSEPH u. GODFREY.
May 81. Thy
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SO REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the plantation of Mr.. Benz.
~ Wilks, near Lynchburg, about the Isl of June,
linstant) a negro man named WILSON, aged a.
bout % years, a bright mulatto. with very bushy hair.
about 6 feet in hclght-when spoken To, he has raih-
er a down-cast look, aud usually answers in an un-
der tone-no particular mark about him is recollect-
ed. This negro belongs to the estate of Ann b.
Scott. deceased, and was, by the administrator. hired
out for the present year, to Mr.. Wilks. 1t is proha
Bile he will endeavor to leave this State for some Of
tue free States-most probably by the way of
Charleston, Kama. If taken on the east side Of the
Blue Ridge, or so secured that he be AGAIN recover
ed, the Undersigned, as admir-, will pay the sum of
$50 and if taken on the other side of the Ridge,
lie will pay the sum of $40 reward. Persons dcsi-
rous TO communicate with me-, will please direct to
Red Hill +. o., Campbell county
HENRY r. EARLY,
admir-. Of Aan B. Scott, dec'd.
o. The Charleston (kanawla) Banner will in
sert this notice four weeks and forward It's account
to the Office ofthe Lynchburg Virgirian.
June IL 4w
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One ElNMstreN Dollars KerUrH.
DANAWAY from my Plantation, in Am
IL herst county, Virginia, on June l2th, my
NEGRO MAN MANUEL.

about 80 years of age, stout, strong made. about 5 feet
nine inches high, a bright mulatto, large bushy head
round shoulders, down look, very polite when
spoken to no mark recolIcctcd. lie has been sever
al years running James River as a Waterman. |
believe he has obtained free papers, and has been
persuaded away by some rasca! or other, and will no
doubt attempt to get to a free State. will give
fifty dollars for his delivery to me, if taken within
the State, one hundred dollars if out Of the State.
JNO. +. TURNER.
Amherst, June lS IS
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WHEREAS, the Circuit Superior Court OF
w Law aud Chancery of Bedford county, did,
on the 6th day OF May, 1888, in a cause therein de
pending, of
John NJ. Harvey and Magdaline Harvey. cx'or.
and eXecutrix OF Matthew Harvey, decd. Plas.
against
Thomas Steptoc and William Ldnghorne, adm'rs.
with the will annexed of James c. Stcptoe. decd.
Robert G. Steptoe, William c.. Leftwich, the said
Thomas Steptoe in his own right, James 5. Penn,
William Nj. Burwell and Frances c. his wife, for
merly Frances c. Steptoe, Edward ID. Speptoe and
Catharine Steptoe, Det'ts.
Among other things. ~adjudge, order and decree,
that a commissioner of the said Court take an ac-
count OF the outstanding and unsatisGed debts due
from the estate of the said James &. Steptoe, deed.
designating the grade and character Of each of SAID
debts, and to enable him to take said account, the
commissioner is directed, previously to taking the
same, to publish, for two months successfully, in
some newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg,
a notice, requiring the creditors of said decedent TO
exhibit before him, at the time and place specified
in said notice, the evidence of their respective de
mands -
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to all persons
holding outstanding Il unsatisfied debts against the es
tate OF The said James c. Steptoc, decd, that the uu-
derslgned, commissioner of said Court, will, on
/ thursday the 10Th day of July, 1888, at the hour of
10 O'Clock in the morning, at his office, in the town of
Liberty. Bedford county, proceed to take the account
directed by said decree at which time and place
all the creditors OF said James c.. Steptoe, deed. are
required 10 exhibit before him the evidence of their
respective demands. JNO. A. WHARTON, c.
Liberty, May II Won
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SP. GARLAND, OK


W w'Ii pay the highest price for able bodied
w Negroes, by the month, or for the balance of
the year. Owners are invited to see us at our work
a, Joshua's Falls, g / miles below this place, or at the
"aShiee ,oh Hotel. BABB &PACkER.
Lynchburg, May 3, 1855 aw
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NOTICE
To Rheumatic 1nvalids

UbERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection, are re-
4 specnully assured, that they can obtain OF the proprietor
and his agents, a safe and admirable remedy for rheumatism.
however obstinate the disorder may be, and in all lis different
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-21

The rates Of Insurance are as low as any in the L.
nlted States. For $l3 10, a person aged 80 may
secure 81 900 to his representatives OF creditors, il
he should die within the year.
The terms on which aunuities are granted. are
more favorable 10 the annuitant than at any other of
fee Ill THIS country.-A person GO years OF age will
be paid $40 50 for life, for every 500 deposited with
the Company.
The endowments are on the same plan. For 500
paid at the birth of a child, it will pay S4G9, ifhe at
tain the age of2l.
The Company will also receive money for a year,
and pay Al per cent. interest, semi-annually, or COM
pound ii at that rate.
Office, 81 Second Street,-BaIHmore.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President.
J. ]. ATKINSON, Secretary.
The undersigned is appointed agent Of the Balti-
more Life Insurance Company, and will give any
information to persons wishing to make assurances.
CHARLES l.. MOSBG
Sept. WIS
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4 T a Court held for Nelson county, eth day
"A of March, 1888
Richard Phillips, Pltf.
Nathaniel r. Powell IL Lunsford Loving Deits.
And the same, Pllfs.
Zachariah White and Isaac White, ex'ors. of
Conyers White, decd. Defts.
In CHANcERY.
These causes came on together by consent, to be
heard upon the bills taken for confessed, exhibits,
aud was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof, the Court doth ~adJudgc, order and decree,
that The defendants in the first suit do render be-
lore a Commissioner ofthis Count an account of their
transactions as exors. of Conyers White. decd. so
as TO show the share of Joseph White which should
be credited to the plaintiff on account oflle iudg-
hlent enJoIncd. Secondly. that the same Commits
sloner state and report an account of the credits or
payments OF the plaintiff to the same Judgments
3dIy, as between the plaintiff and trust fund of Jo-
sepi White, mentioned IN the bill--And, 4th, that
the defendant, Lunsiord Loving, in the second suit.
render before the same Commissioner an account
OF the proceeds in his hands, arising from the sale
OF the slave Abram-all which the said Commission
or is directed to state, settle and make report to the
Court, with any matter specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, or required by the parties to be
so stated. Copies-Teste,
SP. GARLAND, OK.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lovingston, June 9TH, 1888.
i ne parties to the above suits are hereby notl-
hed, that have appointed the 18th day of July next.
10 commence The accounts required by the foregoing
decree, and they are therefore required to appear al
my Office on that day. with their vouchers. receints.
e'luehces ana cotit papers, prepared for settlement.
CHAS. PERROW, Com. N. c.
June wIw
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MAY "a

XlRGINIA-Atr rules held in the Clerks once C., . ,h a conn.
' cult Superior Court of Law and Chanctfy "n a
ty of Amherst, on Monday, the 9TH day ofMay, l838.
William II. Knight, '"'"'
against
Edward A. Cabell and Stephen Turner, Deeho'""'
In CHANCERY. 49,,
The defendant, Stephen Turner, not HAVING ehleisu smby
pearance aid given security according tome =. ao,sIactory
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing py :, IL or
evidence that he is not an inhabiant OF tins couhu! f m day
dered that the said defendant do appear here on wy Of IN.
OF the next September term, and answer III ~; inserted
plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be forthwl th , mse' ffT T
in some newspaper published in the town OF Ly.ihoor Of the
two months successfully, and posted at the Ho" w"
court house of this county.
A~Copy-Teste, r,vcIEy. E.
ROBERT TlNsbbaa'
May "a. W."
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May 81.

A1RGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
' cut superior Court oflaw aud Chancery for the count,
of Amherst, on Monday, the eth day Of May, 1888.
Mary Turner, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth Iiuckcr, Jesse Richcson, Richard Millncr & Pat
sy his wife, formerly Patsy Richeson, Nancy Richeson, widow
oiJohn RiclesOn, Alfred I,che>on, John Richeson, elizabeth
Richeson, Anne Rlchcson, George Richeson, Richard Rich
eson and Narland Richcson and Mary his wife, heirs al law OF
the SAID John licheson, decd. Thomas Richeson, n person oi
unsound mind, by Robert Tinsey his guardian, specially as
signed TO defend him in this suit, Thomas n. Eubank, admins
traitor of John Eubank, deed. who was one ofille securities OF
Mary Richeson, who was administrative OF John Richeson,
Abram Garter and Joseph X. Carter, executors of John Craw-
ford, deed John Pryor, trustee for Garrett {. layne and
Elizabeth his wife, William Pryor, Thomas PRYOR, John Pry'
or, James Pryor, Mary Pryor, children Of the said John
Pryor, - Beverly, ia free man OF color,) Richard >.
Ellis, William Mitchell, James Martin, Moses Martini, John
Martin, Morris Patteson and - his wife, heirs alta" oil
Moses Marin. decd. Defendants.
Is CHANcERY.
The defendants Elizabeth Rucker, Nancy Ricbeson, "nlo"
of John Rlcheson, Alfred Richeson, John liicheson' fi15tpe"
Richcson, Anne Richeson, George Rirheson, Richard ftiche-
son, Mary Richeson, Moses Martin, John Martin, Morris rat
teson and - his wife, not having entered then appearance
and given security according to the act OF Assembly ai uo
rules ofthis Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this country II is foeteu u"'
they do appear here on the first day of the nextSep@npf YER"
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a copy u us o'u IT,
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper .puo''she9 III uT
town OF Lvnchbuig 9, for two months snccessNe'y, ao po'"'
al the front door OF the Court house oithis county,
A Copy-TeSte,
Nav "a w2m
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THE BALTIMORE
Life Insurance COMPANY,
Makes all kinds Of Contracts in which Life, or in
tcrcst Of Money is involved.

Insurance on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.
Age ! wear. Z years For Life. n Age Il vear.l z vcnrs.I For Lii