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NEW ORLEANS Il NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
fENtiE stockholders Of this company hereby
h tIiiRd thai by resolution of the board OF direc-
ten passed the 18th inst. the call madr them on
The 18Th February tr the payment Of FIVE dollars
share, re~cindsl, and the said Stockholders
further notified that
VIII ,REAS, BY resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been raie the stockholders
OF the Ne" Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
or the following pGYnents the The stock held resp.c-
lively by th4n, NlS:-two dollars per share, payable
the hfst day OF Septomb arHeNt; Two dollars per share
payable on tie first day Of December next; aud rwo
dollars per share payable the Il st day OF March
next. Now therefore be it resolved, THAI the secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein,
Though The public pr OF the, ciiy that in conformity
"4h the sixth section Of the chartar, they permitted
to postpone any payment called IN nn the stock o said
company for the ai sixty DAYS, from ud after the
day on which IL is made payable, with the express
dnioG however, that if MOI regularly paid within the
SAID prDlmgnon Of sixty days, fran and af2r the day
on which aid payments should have been made, is aud
rema - tnleitcd To the company, the charter that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, to said
call, all stock OF the stockholders in said company as
th, proper 10 pal off the payments their stock To
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows til. notified that The payment of two ol-
lars pur slrt called for and due on the first of Sep
teherneXt may be postponed under the sixth section
OF said chatter until the 81 day of October next that
the payment o: twa dollars per share called for aud
due on the ffstdHy ul December next may he post
pona until the 3ti, dHy Of Januory next; and the pay
ment Of two dollars per share called for and luc GA the
htsdly OF Asurcb ne& may be postponed until the 3n
day Of April next
Extracts OF tne minutes of the board.
i'm' R McNAIR, Sec'rv.
SBTO HATS, in cascs-95 dozen Wine :, 1o
w f't+,tef aae JOHN II GRAHAM.
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i SiNNGCK'S IMPROVED EDITioN OF mn
q ',"idsmtit'S Abr;dgment of the History of Rome
10 winch IS pret&cd an Introduction to the study
ho'9an History aid great variety of valuable nfor
nai!on added throughout tho work, on the Manners
insllluunas and antiquities of the Romans; with ma
!'ei",S hiogitphlso and historical Notes; and ques
IonS lo' eStmn.aton At the end of each section. II
, iaHt"tcd with rbrE engnrvi!gs wood bv Atherton
'HN9th 5 Improved Edition of Dir Gusmith's History
death Of George I'd, with continuation to The vc,,
l"2r' "li'i questions Tor examination at the end o
e"eh SSch', besnlGa a variety OF valuable informa
uHh added throughout the work Consisting of table
81 contemporary SoYercigns and eminent persons
Copous explanatory notes. Remarks on the vol
the Constitution, &c, &c. illustrated by many engr,
lugs.
GUYS hLENENf5 OF ASTRONOMY, and an Aorilpmen
o. iAt!t4i ~" ifcRtiSe on the Use of Globes Ney
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an e&aliun 81 the astronomical Part of the Am
tcnn Almanac. ~
JUst received and for sale by WIN nI.KEAN
nov "a corner OF Camp and Common sta
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1905 113 h.. Sd 23h
hofhwnfd. Coming Sou,hward the time is six hours
less; beings days and II hours

- TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
4 ? hNANAf from 1863 Carondeet corner of Eevia
II streets, on The night of SOL of August, and was
named ''llAlti,Ets, about il wears of age and fec
or ucfeaouls i'll hri. Ut, black aud has an mped
inen' IN his speech of his legs sore, occasone6
by afeccnt hurt; he had when he cn away white
cotton linen SHIRT and white cotton uantaloons
masters OF vessels and steam boats cautioned n
sanf receiving ar harboring said negro MS well ala
Us'of persons, as the utmost rigour of the law will he
enforced against them. The above reward will be paa
"fdeNc%lng him into any of the ails of either of tho
municipalities, OF at lGo Curondele corner of lIcv.
Sieeet. sept
q ~ t,-lhe coartnership heretofore existing
l under the firm of Dubois e. Gnrrctson. has been
dissolved. TN, subscriber will quidate the affairs
te cone eri' III this city, and requires at! persons nAeo
ca TO make payment to him only, and all those having
claims, to present hem for settla.lent.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

81 I'm FOR THE TEETH
faNh established reputation and consaEty ilcrca ns
Il demand iJr this eileGtual remedy pain, and pre-
servatiye of the teeth, has induced Tie subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hay
becn made 10 supply AGENTS in "' the principal cite
and towns in tie United States, place it ithi
the reach ui those suffering and likely suffer this mos
hnrtlssing of all aches rooth-ncre.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle it has never failed 10 afford immediate and
manent relief 1t also arrests the decay III deec,iv
teeth and relieves that soreness v hch frequcutl,
renders strong tooth useless Tie application aud
remedy are simfte, Innocent an not unpleasant; and
country that have air ady experienced such deiighitu
and sanitary effects from the of the Bau are ready
to bear tor the public goori) their testimony to It's u-
nvalled qdaues 1t is nn Indian remedy, obtained
.ingulnrly AMI unexpectedly, and be regnr led ly
the civilized Grid as The most valuable discovery
rodman O. the woods.
Ellce 81 iGr hntllG. SMlH by
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eS - W '''''' nIyIs & ANDREWS,


M p ~ Vl777ITT77I 7I7' T '-'FI'IEUI-l9
ri EW B0OkS--Nasal Sketch Book OF, the Service
Y Ahuat and ashore. With Characteristic reminiscent
,cs, fragments and opinions. by the author of
Tales il l ar, &c, second SERIES in vols
i;nrtoni Reenilectinus of the House OF Commons
from the year 1880 TO the close OF 1852 including peiso-
nal sketches of the leading mcmhers-y one Of no par
Y, Just received and for sale by W NckEtN
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II OriCE.-Tho wnerof several packages merchan
Z die marked Madnme V. Artiquencuye per shin
Crotch, from Nav York is hereby not fed thar The =
have teen stored hy STETSuN, tVEt Y SEQ.
Mi coh5lSn es ''Gtotou'
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CHE"ko On IHlLADULrIllt--Fur sale Nv
~ YORK;. BROTHERS,
81 ~ futrn meet
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12
JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocu!js,

Louisville JAY 1897
Copied fom the s. ~ c, 4drocae IF ne 2th June 1881
AT the request Of DR.. Williams we insert the follow
ing from the Rev Mr. Howell, of Nashville To the
editor Of the South Western Christian Advocate who
itappears, has examined so d .omas and other ,8c,.
msnts evihclvc 1.-THE Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence OF an accident, Dr. W will "a
main in Nashville a few days longer than he ut first
intermediary the LIST July.
Rev. MIR Stringfeli:-tiaving been requested by DR.
Williams, the oGnll> in tins city, examine his
numerous dipiomas and other DOCUMENTS eyncive of
his claims to pnbhc contieuL Gin his procssian have
IN company with valued friend done SO With pleasure
Among them found letter from Er Pageot, at pre-
sent Charge d Aitalres OF the King of the French at
Washington addressed TO DIR. Williams, testifNng the
genuinemess OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium, &c as well those from the Medical ocie
lies of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known TO be Of hgh reputation in this couatry received
since his arrival in the United States deaiing instG
of great success in restoration of sight 10 the
onnd. have seen merry all his poor patients in this
CITY, Knew none of them previous Ia tei coming
uaGcr his care; but all have seen say they are I'M
qaestionaby bensftted.
RoB'T. b. c HOWELL
Nashville, June 2i 1885,
r. 5. Since writing the ABOVE, one Of Dr. Williams
patients has called upon me, and saws he had actually
aud totally lost the sight of eve Tor seventy wears
but declares himself BETTER thai las, night for the
first time in his life that he rocullect he could dis
tlngush with I'll eye some OF the prominent tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived MANY wears
in this rdgon, aud says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
auslG r. H. C. H.
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- WON SI0E5--56 casks Cincinnati snox
&S'Nnimf t'u'n y sealuuoat Ecno auu tor sale J.,
EauEkl " HAWr
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MEM GINNING

SIMMONS, HARTT & CO.-Are now RECEIVING
eper ship Huntsville, Eagle, Merry An,l,ew, High
aner, French and German double head PLAYING c,rls
ster, belt aud pocket pistols plain, ribbed aud split
cussion caps; cap holders; Scissors, l,,zors pen
yes; Gott's commercial and other steel pens: Vic.
nss Violin strings; she'll, ivory and horn co,ns waI,rs
K, bead and leather purses; hair bl+s, front and
ack nnsiefs negro puffs; German and French coogne
water, kowiands maccasser oil, imitation do; antique
aud bears oil; portable desks and dressing cases: st
black'ng; staa and toilet glasses convex milrors op-
cal glasses and views Indian ads, bells and plumes;
ceo'eon; whit. 'wne; toilet and shaving soaps; toilet
owder cosmetic wash balls; secuted satin cushions;
pool stands screw c,,shions fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls pocket books and Wallets;
German homes; razor straps; fine and common gum
elastic suspencrs, gartcrs do Bells lucer mcles sill
YER pencils; Creyons, &c. &C.
The above in addition TO former stock of fancy
ARTICLES, makes our assortment very complete For sal
wholesale or caili as the sign fllc Golden Coms, 10,
| Chartrrc street mos
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

M O3L HATS, III cases-25 dozen Wine y ~
' Hnt+tef sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-12

s lMmONS HARTT &c co, are receiving iron
~ on board ship Orleans, Eagle, Highlander, Poker
ieiry Andrew, French aud German play cards; Back
CANNON Boards Chessmen, . "A and > 38 inch Rl
ard Balls rs, 10 and y inch blade Bowie Knives;
Leather and other travelling Dressing Cases; Belt
rocket HorSemans, and Du.lling Pistols double and
single harrellcd Guns; Game Bags; Shot Belts; Powder
md Pistol Flasks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups;
tsrcls.sion Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth Hair, Tooth
md Nail Brushes: Orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash
Tooth Powder; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great
riety; long Hair Brais, Iingets and Frizetes; Pear
and Toilet Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions
tatent Slldes or Carriers; Gum Elastic Suspendcrs:
Powder Puts and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and Keys
t'ar-drops Waist Buckles: Bracelets; Bead Necklaces
and Chains; Gilt and Svered Beads Indian Beads
Bells and rlnmes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Combs; which in addition their former stock on hand
makes their assortment very complete, and will he sold
ow and on liberal terms, al the sign of the Golden
Comb. i25-tf 20 Chsrtres street.
ENH Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house of
w. & 5. Butcher, Sheffield, Enpand have inst
scevcd very extensive of pm eILs consisting of
Inble and Dessert Knives of tsscription Pen
tocket Dik, and Spear point Knives; Razora Scis-
aors Edge Tools Sc. &c &c. which they are prepared
oeThbit to the trade Tor orders Terms and conditions
will be made known at the time.
milo J. ID. BEIN & COHEN 40 Common at.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06
sslAQMlSo

1.-THE LYNCHBURG IIRGlNIAN,"
IL published semieek, ferery Monday and 7hmsday al
-Four Dollars per payable adrance No snbscyip
ton M rcceieed fora shorter period than months and
40 paper mH be discontinued fercept at The discretion Of the
Edtors,J until all arrearages are paid.
GpADYER TISEHENT Siaserted at so cents per square
ess for The first Insertion, and 81 cents for erery suisse
qscnf insertion.
nJJOB PRINTING erecutea neatly and crpeditiousiy
and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06
CIlAS. ENqs ENARD

- ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of
~ Lynchburg aud the surrounding counties. that
he has lately arrived from Philadelphia. aud that it
IS nus intention to locate himself in this place for
ne purpose OF pursuing his professional business OF
Wa'ch and Clockmahiug aud repairing ON the best
anu most approved principles. Having served a
regular apprenticeship said business in France and
Switzerland, and also having received his instructions
from the most sku artists of the above named
countries, he is confident that lie can give general
abstraction to all those that will intrust work in his
hands, TO DC done IN the most moikmanike manner
ana on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop in the house occupied by
MISS Hefferman, where he will attend TO all work
put in his care.
All Kinds OF scapements, viz: Emguel; Lever,
duplex, Chronometer, NJ usieal, Horizontal Leplne
and Vertical Watches
All watches made or sold by him will be warranted
10 keep good time for a series of years. without any
charge to the purchaser, except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by him, which are warranted, will
be kept free of additional expense, for the space of
one year from the delivery properly taken care Of
N. b. fine and large assortment of Gold and
Silver and plain Watches: Also, selection of Jew
efy.
July 90 Ans
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NOTICE

To SdddferS, Tho hare DE right Of asipg Sheets's
Spring, and 10 those tcio may purchase The right Of
using the same.
1--WE subscriber embraces this opportunity OF in
Il forming them that he has made arrangements,
and has lately received lot sf1o0 OF the above nam
ed Springs from the North, made in the ncatest and
best manner, by superior workman. In fact, they
are all warranted to be durable aud elastic. have
tned and cannot get smiths in the surrounding coun-
try here to make such as would be willing To put
IN Saddles which have manufactured, after having
bought all dat Sheets could make before his re-
mova to the west. shall receive, in short time,
another lot otSprings from the same manufacturer.
All those wishing TO buy Springs, if they will favor
me with their orders they will be thankfully recew-
ed and promptly attended to. The Springs shall be
sold on reasonable terms. aud they shall be such as
any man can warrant TO the purchaser with safety.
J. {. SilACkLEFORD.
LynclLurg, June %
r.. 5. The subscriber returns his thanks to his
friends and the public generally, tor their liberal
patronage towards him since his commencement in
business up to the present date, and soeits a con.
unuation of the same, assuring them al the same
time, that all articles in his line of business shall be
made Of the best materials which can be produced,
and in the neaiest and most durable manner. The
subscriber has on hand at this time. large and
general assortment Of every article belonging his
line of business, all OF which will be sold low, for
cash, OF country produce, al market prices.
J, &. SIlACkLEFORD.
W The Fmcas,lc Democrat, Abingdon States
man and Lewisburg Enquirer will insert the forego-
ing, three times, and forward III II accounts To tins
office.
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TRUST SHE.

20 Y virtue of deed oftrus executed by Walter
- Snead and Judith his wife TO the subscriber, on
the 18th day of November 1885, 10 secure the pay
ment Of debt therein mentioned will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. in the sneet, in front Of the
house, on the 10th day Of August next, the
HOUSE AND LOT on 9Th street, in the
-Z2..A said Walter Sncad deceased Acting as ttus-
tee shall sell aud convey only such title is vested
in me by the said deed ofssnst.
JAMES BENAGH.
July 80 ids
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TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.
N DIC.lL DE6s.Y Y.HE.y.7

4 II meeting Of the Trustees held this day, DIR.
"a N. X. SMITH, Of Baltimore, was unanimously
elected to the Chair OF The Theory and Practice IN
the Medical Department ofTfansy lyania University.
Aware of the responsibilities making this appoint
ment, the Trustees have pleasure in announcing 10
the pubic, the selection OF Il gentlenIam 10 fill the
vacancy. who is emineutly distinguished both as 4
practitioner and teacher in his profession. The acul-
~ is thus nade up, and at no period of the history
OF tins valuable department OF Transylyania has IL
been so thoroughly prepared for mpaling the sub
saGtial practical principles of medicine, surgery,
anatomy, chemistry, and all the tributary branches
10 comprehensive course of medi,a instruction.
i. A. MARSHALL, Chairman ofMe
Board IF Trustees,
Lexington, July ., 1888.
The Medical Lectures in Transylvania Medical
School will commence usual on The first Monday
in November next
FACULTY.
anatomy anil Surgery by b. W. Dudley, NJ
D. Professor, aud J. NJ. Busn, VI. d. Adjunct Pro
iessor.
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence,
BY JAMES e. Cross, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. by NATHAN II.
SMITH, NJ. d.. late OF the University OF MARYLAND
and formerly OF the Jefferson Medical School, Phil
adepha.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Homer and Caillren
by WILLIAM IL. KIcnARpsoN, NJ ID.
Natefia Ncdica and Therapeutics, by Thomas D.
MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
Chemistry aad Pharmacy, by ROBERT PETER NJ.
ID.
Each OF the teachers will lecture daly-Sabba,ls
excepted. The entire course IN tins school costs
the sum ofone hundred and fee doitars In addition,
The matrculdiion Fee winch entities the pupil TO use
the very extensive library, free dollars. The Dis
seciing ticket is ten dollars, aud may be taken or
mited at pleasure The Graduation fee, 1iceaty
DotldrS by order Of the Faculty,
J. NJ. BUSH, Dean.
Lexington July ID, 1888.
~ b. The notes. OF all solvent banks IN the State,
in which the students may reside, will be taken at
par.
July &c o.
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I'M FRIDAY the tenth OF August next at An
~ thongs ford, on Ouer River, in the County of
Campbell, proposals will be received by the under
signed, commissioners, for the building of a bridge
over Oter River. The bridge is TO be lattice brid &c
about 10 feet long, II feet wide in the clear, with
stone abntments. about twenty five above the water,
to be covered with heart shingles aud weather-b d.
d SAMUEL PANNILL,
THOMAS FOX,
ALEXANDER AUSTIN,
CHARLES II. LYNCH
HENRY +. EARLY.
RICHARD MORGAN,
BOWLING CLARK,
Commissioners.
July - tIOA
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EsOWa2ad's Tonic Mixture,
IND
TONIC EFfXTg1ssE PsEES,

WARRANTED perfect and lasting cure for A que aud
w Fever und available remedy in Jauudcc DyscHterv,
Heartburn, etc.
From Dr. Amos x. Smith, Northern Libeyiie, pdilqA
Dear SH,-l congratulate You your good fortune in
presenting to the OF The victims of Fever and Aguc such
blessing your Tome Mixture has most full, roysd IT,
self Ii Is speedily becoming the fyortc remedy with all
who appreciate ITS usefulness, aud long viii be esteemed
as one oil the most important discoveries of Fever
and Ague has hitherto bated the skill OF The eminent
OF Practitioners, and they dem PRESUMPTION to
promise more than temporary aid. Your Tonic tuc
ever seems 10 have and peculiar power to arrest the
disease ana TO revive and reestabsh the balance hano-
ny and health hope You will perseyee to extend the in.
hnence OF the medicine and that the public will esutc YOUR
generosity. Yours, respectfully,
A. II. SMITH, NJ. D.
Ertract Of a Letter from Dr. Sterens Lucks Co. Pa,
Sill brought home with during the autumn of 1881
e hst quantity of your Mixture which hea nd highly ex
oed as permanent for Fever and Ague a disease
"ch mat period prevailed extensively IN our coun-
w NJ. heighhors and patients had become accusto-
Gu ~ n use OF barks and tunine &C. that they ceased
ehoe, 'ne any service and they readily ented make
mal OF your medicine believe that there is at this time
hundreds who would cordially testify to the benefit the
nave received from It's employing n would gladly aid to
Pcao Kowcdge OF ITS pecu liar virtues There been
non al the Tonic Mixture, hch mainly attributed 10 the
very general use Oh inns medic me. J. |. STEVEN
Kownnd's Eyc.Wnter, for iniiammaons &c ofthe Ewes
DO. ImpnipnbIe Dcntifricc, IA valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Hownnd's Alnmonjnicd Embrocnsiom, for Qninsy,
Kheunatlm Sprains, &c. OF high standing.
ROwand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases
Jaundicc Seurvy, Mercuria diseases, etc.
nowands Alabastcr Powder, for beaufying and sof-
tening the complexion.
KOwand's vermifu.c or Worm Dcs,roycr n ccle
brated and popular remedy.
For sale by HOWEI. ANIES .gcp,
.,uy ~ wl2m
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G9 1900 ACRES OF LAND.

HNHE undersigned are authorised to sell the above
Il Tract of Land, situated on James River, in Bed
ford county, Or s miles above Lynchburg. They
will sell the entire tract in body, divide it
suit purchas ers-These Lands must b. Sold to meet
pressing demands against the owner of them, and we
expect TO sell under their real value Capt. K. L.
Coleman, living adjoining, will show the Lands per
sons wishing 10 purchase. Ealy al pli' alien is de-
srable S. & NJ. II. GARLAND.
July 30 I'm
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M ARRANTED perfect and lasting cure for que aud
w Fever aud available remedy in Jaidcc, Dyscntey,
Heart Burn etc.
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EDEGsE T'ED.v.

'ENliE fall session Of the subscribers School will
Il commence on "Wednesday, the st day of Au-
gust. No pupil will be admitted, but from time of
entry TO the end of the sesson.-Terms AZ hereto
fore. REBECCA l., TDWNJEy
July 90 st
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James Egirer Ns.H HUAUarh0 I'm
YrOceMeNf.

a Public Letting will be held in The town OF
"A Lynchburg. on the l2h September next, of all
the work not now under Contract, the line OF
the Canal between that place aud the city of Rich
mond.
This work consists Of 80 Locks, 13 Culverts, 3
Aqueduets, Towing path bridges, tone of which is
across james river) about 100 Farm and Road
Bridges, and from 80 to 40 sections besides several
heavy sections between Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge.
The Locks will generally be OF dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank
The situation of the work will be pointed out TO
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers on the line ;
and the general plans and specifications will be ex-
hlbted at the Office Of the subscriber in the Civ of
Richmond, until the 9th of September, aud in Lynch
burg at the time of the letting.
The valley of the james River is remarkably
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, j. Chief Engineer
of the j. Il. and X. Company
July26 tl2S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06

ID URSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior
l. Court Of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Amherst. pronounced the 9th day Of April, 1889, in
a cause in which,
Joseph Peuyjohn is Plaintiff
against
Richard Harrison. ST. Robert l.. Coleman, and
Caroline Harrison. Sophia Harrison, Paulus Hsrri-
son and Richard Harrison, Jr. infants under the age
Of twenty one years, by Robert finsey their guar
dian specially assigned to defend them in this suit
Defendants.
The undersigned, Sheriff Of the county Of Am
hers will, on the Goth day of August, Nhat being
court day. sell, by way Of public auction, for cash,
the one undivided fifth part of the fund in the
bill and proceedings mentioned inherited by the said
Richard Harrison, Senr. as the heir OF his deceased
sou, Corbin ID. Harrison. JOHN COLEMAN.
Sheriff Of amherst county.
July l6 I'm
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TO Saddiers, rlo hare he right Of using Sheets's
Sprt@g, and to those 'cto may purchase The right Of
using The same