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VALUABLE PROPERTY
ZOI. Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER intending to remove to the
l. west, offers for sale his property in Covington,
Allegheny Co. consisting of two LOTS, belonging
TO the River-bank range on one OF which Is newly
erected Tannery, with all the necessary fixtures; al
comfortable Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c. The
other Lot joins the lanyard Lot, and has some
Improvements on it. Coyington is beautiful and
thriving village and is fixed upon for the connect
ing point of the Canal and Railroad of the James
River and kannawha improvement, and consequently
must become a place of much importance. The
Lots are near the Courthouse, which enhances
their value and there is other Tannery in the
place. Applications for further information may be
made by calling on the subscriber Covington,
or Mr. r. Skeen, Coviugton, by addressing the
subscriber by letter.
JACOB CUNNINGHAM.
Covington Va. May "a. 1898.
o. The Fincastle Democrat and Staunton Spec
tator are requested to copy the above advertisement
three times and forward their accounts to the advcr
tiser, at Covington.
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ANOlItER ELOPEMENT.-Weh have been ia.
vored by Esquire Doty. with the particulars Of an ..
iopement OF lady who had vowedalegiance to her
hege lord, with paramount, WHO possessed good
pnz and ins'nuating address The particulars al as
Mrs. Mckinley, few days ago, instituted a
complaint agnst her husband setting forth that she
was afraid OF her life and succeeded in eiecnno HIM
from the premises-durIng which time. she made
preparations Tor departure packed up every thing.
win bureau containing four hundred dollars and
oecamped day or two since, with her paramour "a
man OF the name OF Rickets,) on voyage East
iea'ng her lawful husband to ponder on the fidelity
81 dear lovely woman.'-No cause can he ass;rnaa
iof ms extraordinary move on the part of the be-
uothed, as the husband is we understand. man or
un''npcachable character Woman ,hy name l.
Halihy.-Cincnnatlan
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WOULD inform my friends and and the pub
4 lie generally that my assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Prints, Oils, Dyc-SiuGs, &c.
IS now complete, all Of which have been recently
and carefully selected by myself in the Northern
market, on the very best terms, aud feel confident
that can offer inducements not before had in this
market, and would particularly invite all persons
wishing 10 purchase adiclcs IN my line TO call and
examine for themselves before buying.
y. A. FOURQUREAN,
Sign oilhe Boy d Mortar.
June Ii Is
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SO REWARD

- uNAWAI from the plantation of Mr.. Benz
~ Wilks near Lynchburg, about the ST of June
unstanD negro man named WILSON, aged a
bout p years, bright muIato, with very bushy hair
about feet in heght-when spoken 10, he has rath-
er "A down-cas look, and usually answers in an I'M
der tone-no particular mark about hun is recolect-
ed. This negro belongs TO the estate of Ann b
Scott deceased, and was by the administrator hired
out tor the present year, to Mr. Wilks. 1t is proba
Die he viii endeavor TO leave this State for some of
me free States-most probably by the way of
Charleston Kama. If taken on the east side of the
Blue Ridge, or secured that he be again recover
ed the undersigned, as admir-, will pay the sum of
$50 and il taken on the other side of the Ridge.
he will pay the sum of $40 reward Persons desl
tons to communicate with me, will please direct to
Red Hill +. o., Campbell county,
HENRY II. EARLY,
Adm'r. Of Ann q. Scott decd.
W The Charleston tkanawha) Banner will in
ser, th,s notice tour weeks and forward its account
TO the Office oithe Lynchburg Virgirian
June ii DIV
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u.f.sI.5 Land for Safe.
I,ANDin PittsyIvanin
PROCLAMATION
fsu the f.orernor Of .S0. SGrOlin.

Ru the GOfsffs0r CJ NO. sSrOffHN.
NTHEREAS, by an act passed at the last session
w ofihe General Assembly Of this State, emit
tied an act prescribing the mode OF surveying and
selling the Lands Of thus State, lately acquired by
treaty with the Cherokee Indians" il is made the
duty Of the Governor. upon the return OF the Maps
and Field Books OF sand survey, 10 the several pa-
ces AZ prescribed by sand act issue his Proclana
ton of the time and place Of sale and whereas, the
said Maps aud Field Books have been returned ac-
eordiugy.
Now. |. EDWARD =. DUDLEY, Governor Of North
Carolina, in obedience 10 said act OF Assembly, do
hereby issue tins Proclamation, giving notice that
the sale OF said Land will commence al the Town OF
franklin, in The county Of Macon, on the first Mon
day IN September next, and continue from day to day
fur three weeks aud no longer, by and under the SUI
pernteudcnce and direction of :. +. Patterson and
Charles l.. Hinton, Esqrs., Commissioners appoint
cd for that purpose, agreoably TO the provisions Of
the said act
.,,i:t, y testimony whereof, ], Edward Is.
,tS3WYNT.. Dudley Governor, &c, have caused the
.w%H M. Great Seal OF the State 10 be hereunto
: @fhHe@ an and signed The same TIA, 5 zh
EDWARD b. DUDLEY.
Raleigh, June WIGS
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NOTICE.,

NJ AS committed to the Jail of Grayson cou,,,.
w on the 10Th day Of January last, negro may
save hve 'eet SIX inches high, stout made and oi
says he belongs to a MIR. Bailey seems TO he ac'
qua'nted III Lynchburg aud Buchanan, where no
says be was engaged in driving ateam The own
er IS requested to come and prove property, nav
charges, and take him away, otherwise said slave
Will be deal with according to law.
J. JENNINGS, Tailor
'""e 3m
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RUEEALOE SPRINGS.

SITI ATE on I}ullaoc RIVER in the county Of
~ Amherst Is miles from the Court House, %
miles from Lexington, and % miles from Lynch-
burg.
In calling the attention OF the public TO these
Springs, as watering place, the subscriber takes
occasion 10 remark that they new discovery,
although unknown 10 the distant public until the
last two years. For many wears they have never
faded To get more visitors from the surrounding
country dan the Improvements could comfortably
accommodate, who viii readily testify TO their me
dclna virtues.
Since Last season. several large anil comfortable
framed cabins have been erected, which, added to the
large and oommodIous Hotel and Cabins built pre-
Eons To that tme will enable to entertain larger
company with more comfort.
The water has been analy zcd, and found to CON
tain the essential ingredients, sulphur, soda I'm an
unusual pfoporllonl and magucsia; and the snbscr-
Der can say with the fullest confidence, that if cert-
heates OF hetswerc required they can be obtained of
many individuals, whose experience of their virtues
enable them 10 say that they are unsurpassed by
any water IN Virginia, ior most of the diseases com
mon 10 our cllmae-ln cases of confirmed dyspepsia,
OF less deIngeI condition of the stomach and
bowels, IN pulmonary liver diseases, more par
ueululy The laerin all diseases of general debility
wh1tever-aud peculiarly fer delicate females and
children, these waters will be found possessed of
remedial virtues of certainly efficacy. For this
aet the highest authority among the medical faculty
os ,h Ln,to,a,,Ia,,, NV, . 80
,,iI,,I f,,,,,, aa,,,t ,,. "', ny 'e''e " ~
trb,so,,,, III .',.',.., -, 49,,
June. The subscriber, grateful for past patronan o
,l, 49,, '',' '''"'T''N' 's"'' invites
,h,, LII "'''' we 'ss", '".e Oh MS paf'
aha ''' '''' ~ Nf'''' W ''"e' '"o WISH agree
j /, - .,.,
1--we, l,, - ',d way Wv '"cs VI h"a'a are
VIZ. ''NN '''
Board ner week c. oo
/ do do day. OK
Horses ne, week M
do do d,v ~
rh;lla,,a, - -
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FRESH SUPPLIES.
.4Jv.D GREAT H.gRG.yxy.S

~ r are now receiving our Spring Supply en-
w bracing large. beautiful and very cheap az
sorlment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
We assure our friends that il is only necessary to
give us call, to ascertain that it is needless to On
elsewhere for better, if good, bargains rs we will
sell them. MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS
Asr 80 ts
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NOTICE
June Ii

To SaddlerS, 'rlo hare The right Of using .SheestS
Spring and 10 those cho may purchase Tie right Of
using The same.
IINllE subscriber embraces this opportunity OF in
1 forming them that he has made arrangements,
aud has lately received lot oll00 OF the above
ed Springs from the North, made IN the ncatcs and
best manner, by superior workman. In fact, they
are all warranted to be durable and elastic. have
tried and cannot get smiths in the surrounding
try here to make such as would be willing TO put
IN Saddles which have manufactured, after having
bought all that Sheets could make before his re
moval to the west. shall receive, in short time,
another lot OF Springs nom the same manufacturer.
me with their orders they will be thankfully receiv-
ed and promptly attended to. The Springs shall be
sold on reasonable terms, and they shall be such as
any man can warrant 10 the purchaser with safety.
J. G. SHACkLEFORD.
Iynchbnrg, June 25
=. s. The subscriber returns his thanks to his
friends and the public generally, for their liberal
patronage towards him since his commences cnt in
business upto the present date, and socils "A con
tlnuatIon of the same assuring them at the same
time that all articles in his line of business shall be
made of the best materials which can he produced,
and in the nealcst and most durable manner. The
subscriber has on hand, at this time a large and
line OF business, all OF which will be sold low for
cash, OF country produce. at market prices.
}. c. SHACkLEFORD
man and LewIsburg Enquirer will insert the forego o.
office.
lima
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R.4N:1 WY,
LANCASTER r. BRY.I.V'Y'

LANCASTER r. BKY.l.V'I'
4 RE now receiving in addition to their stock on
"a hand,
10000 lbs Bacon
600 Sacks Salt
80 lIhds. n. O. Sugar
5 do ST. Crolx do
Is bbls. refined do
90 do crushed do for preserving
1000 lbs. Loaf do
175 bags Coffee, some very fine
5000 lbs. Manchester Cotton
1000 lbs. sole Leather
bales Hops
so bbls IIerrings
hhls. Rum
10 barrels country Gin
French Brandy Wines, Teas, Tanners Oil,
Hides, Soap Rasins, Lemons, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash.
July WOW
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$50 REWARD.

ID TNAWAY from the subscriber, living in Bed
Il Il ford coanty near Daviss Store on the 10Th
inst. a negro man named SALlSBERR1, about
80 years old, dark complexion, about six feet high
one foot rather larger than the other, stout made and
large arms-bpught when boy of Alex. 5. Henry
Has resided at the kanawha Salt Works and may be
aiming for that place, or get on board of some boat
on James River The above reward will be given for
the apprehension and delivery to me OF SAID Slave OF
securing him in any Jail SO that get him.
MOSES PENN.
June 25 1t
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POLITICAL.
.mEo,,rr-po, cAEA my uorurK.

NE QNIEr-pe, I'll GAEL M NO
A. | was sitting ia a wood,
uns.er an OAK trees leafy cover
Musing in pleasant solitude,
Who should rome by hui john. my lover.
lie pressed my hand and kissed my check
Then warmer growing, kissed the other
Willie exclaimed. and strove TO shrek,
BE qsiet--,lo: RI call ng mother =
lie saw NY enger wos sincere,
And lovingly began To chide me;
And, wiping from my check the teai,
lie SAT him on the grass beside ne.
lie fegned such pretty, ameroas ~,
Brcaih'd such sweet vows one amer other.
coald but smile. and whispering low,
BE qRief--lo; FHcaH nay mother -
He linked so long, and talked 50 we'll,
And sN ore be meant not 10 deceive me.
felt more grief than can tell,
When with a kiss he rose to leave me
"Oh, John" said |, =" and must thou 20
love thee better than all other
There is ne need 10 hur, 50,
Increr meaR to cqH ny mother -
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SWEEPSTAKES
To be Kun Fail .Hteftng, 1s3s,

To commenced on Utdncsday 12h ddy Of September,
1893, and continues days.
1ST.-A Sweepstake for colts and hes, Three
i years old Two mile heats entrance Two hundred
dollars half forfeit. 10 name and close the Goth day
of August next. Three or more TO make race.
2nd-A Sweepstake for colts and FLIES three
years old one mile and repeat, entrance one hun
bred dollars half forfeit to name aud close above.
Three ormoie to make race.
}rd.--A Sweepstake for colts and FLIES. three
years old. mile heats, entrance fifty dollars, Play or
Pay, to name and close the evening before the first
days race. Three or more TO make
i,h.--A Sweepsiakc for colts and files. three
years old. raised aud owned in the counties of Camp
bell, buckingham, Amherst, Bedford, Botetourt and
Franklin, mile heats, fifty dollars entrance, p. p.
to and close the LIST day OF September next
Three more to make "A
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
June % Is
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VIRGINIA. wit AT rules holden III , and Chance
flee of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law Law dS38
for the county of Halifax in the month OF M!v Elzalet
William Hill and Elizabeth his wife, iorin'TplI oinia
Abbott,
against anil as such
Peter Rycs Sheriff of the county of Halifax; an, Ncs
administrator Of Elisha Abbott decd Lyd nmheon
Carr, William Martin and Polly his wife, Sy his W.T.
and Martha his wife William Richardson and Sa lanes Ar
Anns Abbott, Joseph Abbott and Alice ms Ma' Dei
bolt, and John Il. Dawson and Rebecca his ""''
in CHANCERY. .;c Han.
The defendants William Martin and Polly DIS harrison
beton Stewart and Martha his wife, and " and
and sally his wife, having entered the and the rules
given security according the ac of Assembly Sence that
of this Court, and appearing by Satisfactory m motion q
they not inhabitants OF this he said df
the PLAINTIFF BY Counsel it ordered that .nu and vie
dants, William Martin and wife, Hambleon before oal
and William Richardson and wife, do appear nes'
Judge of our said Court on the first day OF order NJ
and answer the plaintiffs bill that's copy o. UNI,
serted in the Lynchburg Virgn,an, for two mons IN
~ and posted at the front door ofthe Co"rn'''s
County. ACopy-lcse' vu HOLT, en-
July2 .~
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EIECTTOR'S S.lZE.
.1lDenlNIle Land at Public Sale.

NONTEAGLE, the late residence of Craven
lVl Peyton, decd, will be sold TO the higest bidder,
on Thursday the 9TH ofSeptember next Gf fair, 9TH
erwise the next fair day.. This is considered one
OF the most valuable Estates in the upper county
and in point oflealth and beauty. is surpassed ty
situation in the State. 1t contains by recent survey
1000 acres upwards Of 500 of which cleared the
balance well numbered. 1t is bounded for nearly two
miles on The North * East by the Kiyanna River, q
on the South by Buck Island Creek large stream
emptying into the river. The two streams form
upwards of 800 of low grounds, of very superb
or qual:y-the greater part being alluval and well
adapted TO the growth of Corn, Wheat, Oats, and
Tobacco. The Improvements are not good.-The
dwelling house is old but large and comfortable, and
situated beautiful emnencc, bringing all the
arabic land under the eye-and making the prospect
in every direction picturesque and beautiful. There
is every necessary out house, with Horse Mill,
Threshing Machine Ice House, &c. There
ten twelve never failing springs Of pure water
on the place.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres imme-
dately on the River, above the thousand acre tract
just decribed with upwards OF one hundred acres of
River bottom, and 100 acres Of high land cleared,
the balance well timbered.
This land lies we'll, and is well watered-has on it a
pretty good Dwelling House, and some out houses
and is susceptible OF being made most beautiful
and desirable residence. These Lands lie eight
miles East OF Charlottesville. The Rivanna is ma
vigable at all seasons to Columbia, where it emptes
At the same time and place, will be sold
Is 20 SHARES,
men, women and boys-some Of them very likely !;
- or l5 head of Horses,-3 or 4 of them fine sad
die hoses; II or 90 Mich Cows, and Work Oxen !;
rs head of sheep; 20 or 80 head of hogs. &c. Al
so, all the Household and Kitchen Funnure-Farm-
ing Utensils of every descrption-Wheat Fans-one
sett of Blacksmith's Tools &c.
TERMs.-For the Land one fourth of the purchase
money will be requl ed in hand the balance in three
equal annual payments, with deed OF trust secure
the back payments. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. For the other property credit OIL months
will be gwen on all sums five dollars the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security. Gentlemen
wishing to purchase large small estate in this
most beautiful and desirable country are invited to
view the above lands before the day of sale Any
municaon addressed TO the subscriber, at Everetts-
vile, Albemare county, will be attended to.
CHARLES l.. PEYTON, Error,
ofCracen Peyton decd
Monteasle, July wtds
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AMHERST MILLS

HNHE UNDERSIGNED have leased II. :,
Il MI Il Il 3, forthe present YEA, IN ~, aoose
give the highest prces for Wheat, delivered wv, ni
at the MILL or on the opposite side of the RIVE
Ground Plaster always kept on hand IN
A good Miller may obtain empoymen, +.
phcat,on to the subscribers, One wirhout f,,n ap.
"o"'' 'e p''''''eo' DAVID STAPLES,
April 90 Mn.
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New London Agricultural Society.

A MEETING of the Society will be held AT
"a New London on the I4ih day of July next, for
the purpose of deciding upon suitable subjects for
premiums to be gwen at the Fall Show and Fair.
By order ALIEN. AUSTIN, Sccy.
July2 WOW
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May 81

NIRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
of Campbell on Monday the seventh day of May 1888.
Maurice II. Garland administrator OF Archibald Robertson
deceased, Plaintiff,
against
George w. Galloway, of John Galloway, decea
ed Sackville King late Sheriff of Campbell and such nd
minsator Of James c. Mooan, decd Francis Caaways f
mnsrator de benis with the will annexed of John Gala
way, deceased and in his right Henry Ward, desc
John Galloway, deceased, Caharne NJ Hewitt and Richard
~ Hewitt infant children and heirs law OF Sally Hewitt
deceased, by Josiah Shepperson appointed their guardian I'D
Item, John Hewitt, William Butler and Dosea his wife, Do
shea Galloway, James {. Galloway, John c. Cala"'F,
John Gillespie George Gillespie, William Stone md Eliza
beth his wife, Johr Smith, German Jordan curator OF the @
tate of William Arthur, deceased, james Arthur lsham Ar
thur Barnabas Arthur Jane Arthur, James Farmer and o
William Bowyer and Mildred his wife, William Do"d, ana
Nancy his wife, John Fosdck, William Fosdick all rAceW
the said William Bowyer and William Dowdy heirs al law
of the said William Arthur deceased, and also heirs al law u
William G. Arthur, deceased, vi no was one oil me ne N
of the said William Arthur deceased Jacob Early "i'sn
Miller administrator bons OF Nathaniel Crenshaw' 90
ceased, and Mark Anthony, pe""'"''
In CHASCERY.
The defendants George w. Galloway, Henry Camawa'
James c. Galloway, John G. Galloway, George Caia"H
William s. Galloway, Matilda Galloway '"ih " n
George Giesrie William and Elizabeth his "ie june
Arthur Isam Arthur John Fosdick, William osdlGh apo
Jacob Early, having entered their appearance ana s
security according to the Act OF Assembly ana Tue fue
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that @
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, il ordered h
said defendants do appear the first day OF the nex
TENDER Term and the bill of the palnii ana W
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some nc
published in the of Lynchburg, for two monh' ~
sivey, and posted the front door of the court house o
JOHN ALEXANDER, CT"
May2l WI"
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Grass Hogs.

HAVE new unengaged few pairs of the Mac
Ky and Berkshire PIGS, so celebrated as a
grazing breed of remarkably easy keep and early
maturity. CHARLES NJ. RYAN, Manager
toi E. Fletcher at his Plantation,
near Amherst Court House
Dec. 81 -,
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.V'OTxCE.

n LII persons indebted TO the subscribers are
L n hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
lof the payment ither debts must be made by the
Isl oil August next, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES C. HINT & 70
June II =,
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CASH FOR HIDES AND TANBARK.

I WISH TO purchase Hides and Tanbark, deliver
i ed in Brookvc, near Lynchburg for which the
hi CHEST prices ia Cash will be gwen.
WIN. NJ. SHOEMAKER.
July At
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NOTICE..

n pursuance OF decree, by the Court of Amherst,
at the June term, 1888, pronounced in the case of
christian, &c. VS. Christian" shall at the next
1u,y Court for the county of Amherst, proceed to
SELL ny way OF public auction, to the highest bidder
on credit of twelve months
54&& TRACT OF LAND,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY ACRES, adjoining the
49, lands of Lee London and others.
JOSEPH X. IRVING, Commissioner.
June o5 -
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CHEAP NEW GOODS.
Al reduced prices for Cash.

ID OBlNSON x ELLIOTT have just received, n
Il 4 neat aud fresh assortment Of spring GOOaS,
embracing vanlcivo articles niue in demand, which
will be sold At prices much lower than any thing of
the same description offered heretofore IN this Mar
kct. Persons will please attend and examine ior them
selves.
Apul ; Is
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LAST NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted To- the late firm of Marsh
a q burch, are informed, tina, unless ,bs a."'sh
counts are settled by the 18th day Of Jnl. nv" 40
Will be placed in the hands of an Attorney uuey
uoh, as longer indulgence cannot be given >'"ee'
JOS. MARSH
r surviving partner OF Marsh u Bursb
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
THERE will be sold, upon the premises, at pub
i lie auction, for cash, Friday the 9th day
ofJuy, 1893,
.Sskfnan THE TRACT OF LAND,
s48t$& whcreon Willis Rucker did, and per
SRY4% haps at present, resides, the waters
ILL., Of Harris Creek, in the county of Am
herst, and IN the neghbolhood Of Cedar Grove
Meeting House. The Tract contains 100 Acres,
more or less, and has upon comfortable Buildings.
At the lime and place, will be sold the sad
Willis Fuckers seventh part in reverson (depen
ding the life OF Mrs. Nancy Rucker,) in the
Mill Lot Of 521 Acres.
The sale will be made in pursuance of a decree Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancory
for the county of Amherst, entered up at the Sep
TENDER term. 1887, in the Of" Robcrtson's adm
vs. Rucker' JOHN COLEMAN
She,Gand Commissioner.
June % t27Jy
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NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF Tue W
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the 9 p
Of Campbell, on Monday the seventh day Of May e's"
hundred and thirty EIGHT. ,a
Charles II. Lynch, of Anselm Lynch, dsgS"
against ,..,s3
Henry +. Early administrator of Ann B. Scott, @ Src
Matthias X. v. ID. Rowey and Maria b. his WIFE Sco
Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his wife, aud Da e,n.
TN CHANCERY. ,,.,,
The defendant, David 7. Scott not having enl,u ly
pearance and given security according to the Act o.
and the rules OF this court, and appearing oy
dence that he nabitant of this % on ,be fr.
ordered that the said defendant do appear mel hiI Of III.
day of the next September Term, ana ahswe ;b Inserted
IN some newspaper published in the town OF doo hi
months successfully and posted at the "oh' ''O'
Court House of this county. >,.xnrR Cl'k
Copy-Teste, JOHN ALEAA' wam
May 81