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N o TIC E.

al. persons having clai.ns against the
"a Estate Of James Kelley, Jr. will pre-
-, them prepcrly authenticated to either
SET .,,a subscribers, within the time prcscrls
.. III ~ law. or they will be forever barred
0o' ABRAHAM. KELLEY, Adm,rsa.
80 KELLEY, .44lnsr<e
1a.uary % 1888, Il
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GODDy,
SUITED TO THE MARKET AND SEASON.
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"a RUN WAY.
ILt WAS committed 10 the jail of
~X Jefferson county. on ihe Odd inst
WA negro man named WILLIAM.
~ aged about 80 years, very black
complexion. and over 6 feet high
says he belongs TO James Wildcat, of Don
aldSonv!le, LII. No particular marks distin-
guishable JOHN Ii. COLLIER,
January 30. 1880 IL JaiIor.
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,..,oze. openly az

r,,,ss ,o.,, and ''''a'' openly :"
ii dinner 81 be told how well m she
'r'sss s,,a nsI except an annuity to tue
'y, ",'aI proposal from DR. llam.
, l!,I. yAurabeI''' and determines
!, siosle. I'll, on hearing that her
be-, , aa' has become Mrs. Hum
| he cats and canaries, and
t,apanian' =, r;;,r how the Hum
imPn,, 81 :" by their servants, ana
chea;s - "a watch the giddy thing
kmpan'9,' 10 "
n', " B,,h. Escapes the blue
Sss. ,. breve, rank. BECOMES nm
n,t * thence forward cl used IN
~, ~ beinrs of'an epicene gender
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Forparf;cnlar r npp.y 70 nc on INC prem
sos, or TO Norwood, sNnwmsh 81 mn'soN
December S, 1887 s - :.
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30 4 RID OF LECE.
TIE members at the Board IF Police &c
Jefferson County. are required to meet in
Favetie on .hc l2h DIV of February nov,
ISAAC a b. ROSS. President.
January 30, 1888 IL
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e p. the the public
IN the town of Fay
MS services to them
PRACTITIONER;
Constantly OIL hand,
sortment Of
MEDICINES,
nldt'ng Linimcnts.
ay know something
ompsonian Practice
merely mention, that
''dry last to the
.si called into sew
I'l'es, and have vel
rere he has had an,
any person feels
I,p,frec'ness Of the
a u advise such per-
'ne trouble to in.
70 the fac. above
: Than that-Tha,
ase where he has
first day of Janu
ua'e' and do def,
!, Contrary; and h,
warrant a cur,
Kings Evil, an,
B. G. KEY.
l-lamlf
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~ Lreyet rank. becomes a''
'i. aI,s thence forward cl used !"
aus beiuss ofan epicene gender
| 10 rHY LOVE AND MINE!
.,;se The golden strings,
tothsr glorious sound
the ren wine high,
The toast 60 round,
1n, deareis, ,aniun,
he generous wine'
BIZ hand, my BROTHER
to Thy love and mine
Thy love and mine!
ike The harp that ever
to woman's praise;
tteme. the brightest
h the poets lays.
=. dearest woman,
4, warm blood Of the vine;
IN hand, my brother,
te to thine and mine!
Thine and mine.
WHY was Cupid first repre-
|, wings! Dye give it up!
;atrd Time and Love:
40 piinions spread above,
without feather;
MI anne admired the pair,
bin. blind, as many are0
came together.
b the bride bespoke;
ehe drew a stroke,
/; oil opinions;
Fss to the iair one brings,
pru, devoid of wings,
with two pinions.
Dr. this!" the lady cries;
ralam.n he replies,
not so stupid;
;nions III his day,
auiasc, flies away.
Rrr;a.c-Cupid."
Dec. Isl. II.
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PT1CE.
Administration hay:ns
f'a2 underlined by the
onrt Of Jefferson coun-
F term, 1897, Of said
OF Rich I'd skinner.
hereby given to all
said estate to come for
nen'; and those havin.
Pill present them duty
the time prescribed
be barred.
BANNER, Adm'x.
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Having largar circulation than any other
monthly periodical in America.
4 c0Ioyed Plate of TIE --latest Fashio rs IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
Tract of Land,

on james River, in the county Of Bedford, adloin-
ing the lands Of Nalhl j. Manson and othcfs--and
said TO contain 2l25 acres less. 1t is the
Tract Of Land wherein Thos Holman Snead is at
this time residing.
At the same time and place, there will be sold a
likely Negro Man, one bay Horse, Horse Cart
and Harness, one Cow aud Calf, 25 Hogs. Sad
die and Bride one Boat and utensils 3 Feather eds
and Furniture, one Side Board, ore China Press,
one Clock. Book Case. one dozen Windsor
Chairs, Plates, Dishes, Knives aud Forks, Pots,
Ovens and many other articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, one Saddle aud Bride, pair
Saddle Bags Axes, Wedges, &c. &c.
TERMs-One fourth cash, the balance in three
equal instalments, payable the 1st of June 1899,
40 and Al. For the sale OF the Land bond with per-
sona security, and trust deed will be required for
the other properly bond and good security will be
qured.
The sale will be made in pursuance Of trust
deed executed 10 the undersigned by Thomas IL.
Snead on the 18th day of June 1887, and recorded in
the clerks Office of the county OF Bedford. The
title TO the property is believed be good, but
Trustee shall sell and convey such title only the
decd aforesaid vests in ne.
JOHN NJ. OTEY, Trustee.
July 10 t2IA
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NOTICE.


pY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed TO the sub
- scribers by John b. Rutledge, and Lucinda d..
his wife, bearing date the 18th day OF July 1885, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the counties of
Pnsylvania and Campbell, for certain purposes
therein mentioned we sl.all proceed to sell, TO lie
highest bidder, for cash, the following property, to
wit: On Friday the 9th Of July, on the premises
s;sss5s,ssss. A TRACT OF LAND
sHAHMa5sess purchased by said Rutledge Of John
a#TsS* Franklin containing 22l1 ACRES, lying
hs-- on the waters of Old Wonan's Creek in
the county of Pusvlvania. Also, at the came time
and place, ono other tract, containing 552 ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of Thos. Il. Adams aud others !;
and on Monday the Both Of the same month"; at the
late residence of said Rutedge, in the county of
Campbell, proceed sell all The right, title and in
tarest of the said John b. and Lucinda D. n the por
lion assigned Patsy Barber by the will of Henry
Ward, decd and at the time and place, all the
interest Of the said John B. and Lucinda ID. in and
to the premises on which they formerly lived as leased
Of Patsey Barber, during her natural life, together
with the inrere conyeyedby Vim. J. McElheney
and John w. RutIcdge; also at the time and
place, IL Lots in the Of Kingston also 50 Acres
purchased by said Rulledge Of A. NJ. Goodman, ad-
Joining the same. The title to the above named pro.
perry is believed be good, but acting Trustees
shall convey snch title is vested in by said deed,
and none other. JOHN c. BARBER, Tus-
TEOS. Il. ADAMS. ( tees.
June % t27Jys
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Notlug could afford me more satisfaction tiiai II
be the means OF contributing 70 the enjoyment d
sure. have made requisiton npon me, wbirl, ami
sc9sbe the merit oi the performance on thar day.
upon subject, so tritc aud so common could DOT
Justify, Tie frequent publications Of 4,h of Julv
etas'ons, doubt not have already become not only
great anno,ance TO the reading public but task
extremely irksomc To the inicIlig,n, Editor. Par.
don NE, gentlemen, my feelings conslfain me to
decline the request Of your very kindanJ respectful
rommunicaon-.And accept for yourseIyesthe Kin
dest assurances OF esteem. NOBLE SMELL.
aessw. Glen. Hancock, 81. 81.
~ Tho Enquirer aud Wing will please cop,
from Tie Virginian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
c. 1900 ACRES OF LAND.

TNHE undersigned are authorised to sell the above
l. Tract OF Land, situated on james River in Bed
ford county, or s miles above Lynchburg. They
will sell the entire tract in body or divide il to
suit purclia sers-Ihese Lands must be sold meet
pressing demands against the of tn en- and we
expect to sell under their real value. Capt. Il. L.
Coleman, living adjoining will show the Lands to per
wishing TO purchase. EARLY application is de-
srable. ). u Nj. Ii. GARLAND.
July 49, sim
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NEW York. JuLr l6.

NEW YORK, JuLY I6.
The Young Mems Wing Convention assembled
at Utica The day appointed for its meeting in very
great nunbers--greaier probably than was ever aih
cred before in political convention in the State Of Nav
York.
The number Of delegates falls little short Of four
hundred, and finer body OF pasro,ic aud intef
gent young men, we venture 10 say. never essen
BLEED for patriotic purposes. The Convsntiou is uost
cmphatcaly spontaneous enianaiion from tue ljoo-
pie, aud its acts will be found in November next 10
have been an accurate Indication Of the peoples
feelings, opinions and determination. Marx lie
words OF prophecy Messleurs Loco Focos--SFh1t
this convention says during its session, the people
viii say at the ballot boxes at The next election
Those acts will extend no farther than the sd6fti0u
Of resolutions aud address to the people Of The
State. which there is shadow OF doubt will " To-
spondedo by the citizens Of this State in forsis tllst
will do the business for loco focoism tod tifettuallJ
to leave ii my power Of mischief hereafter. YhS
Argus aud those who make their music ff0fS tli&
pitch Of har paper may 90 through with The gfiul
ces thu best express the historical laughter Of DIS
pair, hui they may as well prepare their NOUNS NJ
mirtli on Tie oiiet side next fail. ftfdseklx.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

I'D URSUANF to decree Of the Circuit Superior
u Couu OF Law and Chancery for the county Of
Amherst, pronounced the 6th day of April, 1889, in
cause in which,
Joseph Peityjohnis Plaintiff
against
Richard Harrison. Sr Robert l.. Coleman, and
Caroline Harrison. Sophia Harrison, Paulus Hani-
son and Richard Harrison, Jr. infants under the age
of twenty one years, by Robert Tnsley their guar
dian specially assigned to defend them in this suit
Defendants.
The undersigned Sheriff of the county of Am
herst, will, on the Goth day of August, Chat being
court day. sell, by way of public auction, for cash.
the undivided fifth part of the trust fund in the
bill aud proceedings mentioned, inherited by the said
Richard Harrison, Sen'r he heir Of his deceased
son, Corbin D. Harrison. JOHN COLEMAN.
Sheriff Of amherst county.
July l6 I'm
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NOTICE


10 Sdddters lcho hare The rghtof usiog Sheets's
Spring, and to those @ho may purclase The rieht Of
using The same.
fH,llE subscriber embraces This opportunity Of in.
n forming them that he has made arrangements
and has lately received lot 100 OF the above nam
ed Springs from the North, made in the neatest and
best manner by superior workman. In fact, they
are all warranted to be durable aud elastic. | have
tined and cannot get smiths in the surrounding coun-
try here to make such us ! 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 IA short time
another lot olSprings from the same manufacturers
All those wishing TO buy Springs if they will favor
me with Their orders they will be thankfully recev-
ed aud 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. e. StIACkLEFORD.
Lynehburg, June o5
+. ). The subscriber returns his thanks TO lis
patronage towards him since his commencement in
business upto the present date and solicis a con.
unualion OF the same, assuring them at the same
iime that all articles in his Inc of business shall be
made OF the best materials which can be Produced
and IN the neatest aud most durable manuer The
subscriber has on hand, at this time, a large aud
general assortment Of every article belonging to his
line of business all OF which will be sold low for
cash, or country produce. al market prices.
J. c. SllACkLEFORD.
% The Fincastlc Democrat, Abingdon States
man and Lewisbufg Enquirer. viii insert the !orego-
ing, three times, and forward their accounts TO this
office.
June % ,s
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July l6
GKAYsON SULPHUR SPRINGS
VIRGINIA.,

VNIlE Company, in accordance with the reauisi.
l. tons OF their charter have had the water oil
these Springs analyzed, by Professors Rogers and
Aiken, gentlemen whose characters aud scientific nj
ainments furnish sufficient guarantee the pub
lie OF the correctness Of the analysis The following
Is the result:
Carbonate of Soda
Carbonate of Maguesia,
Carbonate of Lime,
Sulphate of Lime,
Sulplate of Magnesa,
Cloii4e of Sodium,
Cloride Of Calcium,
Cloride of Magnesium,
Snlphate OF Soda,
Sulphuretted hydrogen and Carbonc
Acid Gases.
This establishment, under The management of Mr..
Wanright, gentleman Of much experience. is now
ready iof the reception Of visitors. The improve
ment since the last season have been considerably
extended by the Company, with the view to render
the growing popularity OF the place moro worthy Of
public patronage; the rooms are neatly finished and
well adapted to the comfortable accommodation of
visitors The medicinal qualities OF the water are
not surpassed by any oil the mineral waters in the
state of Virginia. In the of Bilious affections,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic and Cuaneous
diseases it has been particularly successful, and in
cases OF Dyspepsia from the good effects which
have resulted from the of the water, for the two
last seasons, by persons afflicted with this disease,
the proprleors feel themselves warranted in the as
serton that the water is an niable remedy. The
Springs are situated orrNev River, in Gfayson coun-
~, Virginia in healthy region ten miles north
from Grayson Courthouse, twenty miles south from
Wythe Courthouse, and eight miles from the lcead
mines in Wythe county, surrounded by beautiful
and diversified scenery. Persons from the South,
visiting other mineral waters Of Virginia, will find this
a comfortable resting place.
BY THE PROPRIETORS.
N. B.-An Accommodation Hack will be kept at
W,.,l., 4. -.
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LAST NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern OF
L a Nowlu. Hunt x Co. and Nowlin * Uerndon.
and also to San'l. Nowiin q SON, are requested to
come forward and settle their accounts by or before
the lst Of August next, l9nger Indulgence cannot
be given, and need 10, be expected
S. NOWLlN & SON.
July IA.
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NEW A NJ K A N q Il M Il n II !.
.as&as
THE OLDLINE OrmAiL COACHES

- Tor Salem, Fincastle, Sweet Springs, White
sulphur Springs and Lcwisburg, has been changed,
50 As to leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednes
gay anu FRIDAY, at 4 A. NJ, connecting AT Salem
WIN the lire 10 Brownsville, Rockville, &c aud al
Lewisbnrg with the daily line TO Guyando,ic, run
ming through TO Lewsburg in two DAYS aud crossing
the mountains eatirety BY day hght. The teams aud
coaches are equal TO any in the Siae-thc drivers are
experienced, careful and sober-and every attention
WIN be paid TO the safety aui comfort of passengers
by all concerned.
Fare from l.,nchburg through to Lewsburg, So 90
to White Sulphur. 7 SO
THE PROpRIETORS.
July l6 6w
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Mrs. McKimlcyss COrsetts.

4 SMALL Invoice OF this justly celc6fk(sd
n Ornament, this day to hand, Of new sh1rs1
end designs, aud beautifully flushed
ROBINSON q ELLl0TTt
Apsili9 =
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Valuable Land for sale.

TNllE subseaiber will offer for sale, to the highest
l. bidder, on the premises Tuesday the cath
day OF July neXt. his
ssss5sas- CLAVPOOL TRACT Of LAND,
sfSsiss& lying in the county of Nelson, the
SsfYxxE waters of Tye and Piney Rivers, adj DIN
<sAr,. ing the Lands of Mr.. William Brown and
others, containing about 1854 Acres, Of which
there is tract upwards Of 400 acres cleared the re-
mander unusually well timbeed, with SAW
MILL upon tie Tract. This Land Is well adapted
to the cultivation of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and
Grass, and will Unnecessary be divided TO suit
purchasers, There is upon this Tract considerable
quantity Of as valuable Meadow Lands, as any in
this part OF the country Mr.. Mcdaniel, residing on
the Plantations or Mr.. Nathan Bryant, living in the
immediate ncighbothood, will shew the Land to any
one who may wish to examine it. Terms will be
made known AT the sale. ! will also Offer al public
aucten, on the premises, on Thursday the 26hJuly,
Tract of Land, lying IN said county OF Nelson, in
the fork of Tye and Buff,loe Rivers, containing
about 600 ACRES, of which there is about 200
acres cleared, the balance well timbered.
DANIEL IlIGGlNBOTHAM.
Nelson county, June 25 y-wtl6Jy-t24Jy
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YR E,ST SALE.

nN Friday the gath day August 1888, there viii
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-23
THE TRACT OF LAND,

HSSA. THE TRACT OF LAND,
s%ARf& wherein Willis Rucker did. and per-
~EW" baps at present, resides on the waters
-&Ae>- OF ilarfs' Creek, IN the county of Am.
nefst, and IN the ncghborhoed of Cedar Grove
Meeting House. The Tract contains 100 Acres,
more or less, and has upon il comfortable Buildings
AZ The same Time and place. will be sold the said
Wits Fuckers one-sevenlh part in reverson (iepen-
dug ON the life estate OF Mrs. Nancy Rucker) in The
Mill Lot of 52i Acres
The sale will be Made in pursuance of decree OF
he Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancory
lor the county Ut Amherst, entered up ut the Sep
ember term, 1897, in the case Of. Robertson's adm
Is. Kucker' JOHN COLEMAN,
.Si0Vand Commissioner.
June 20 t27Jy
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TRUST SALE.

ON FRIDAY the Sd day of August, 1885, be-
~ fore the front door OF the Market House in the
town Of Lynchburg,) there will be sold, at public
auction, for cash, small
TE.ECT OF L.E.v'D,
in the County Of Campbell, on the LyncllburS and
Salem Turnpike road, about 800 yards west of the
LIST Toll Gate. The tract contains about Is acres ;
is well enclosed and has upon il comfortable
d. Dw ing I'll use;
fajl is in high state of cultivation and there
-Ki2AA now growing upon II large number of
M ulbeny Slips preparatory 10 making silk.
The sale will be made IN pursuance of deed
executed by VIM. H. Fox, the Alb of day Of De-
cember, 1890, Of record in the clerks office OF the
County Court Of Campbell The tile is believed TO
he unquestionable, but as trustees shall convey
such title only as the trust deed vests in us.
S. & NJ. Ii. GARLAND, Trustees.
July ~ IDS
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bs0Os dts,ftins' .FENcitiaies for ,Snle,
now finished, with cards OF good quality, on the best
terms Those who wish To purchase can have good
bargains by applying TO me the Natural Bridge
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LAND FOR SALE.

HERE will be sold, upon the premises. Mt pub
nc auction for cash, on Friday the eth day
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NJ. LEWIS. Secretary.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Wheelers Springs july f2h, 1888.
Gentlemen Il am truly sensible Of the honor con
ferred upon me though The polite Of your 'ca"
for copy OF the Grafton, Tor publication, delivered
at the Red House, on the 4th inst.
la that call, you halter me that compliance with
your request would crafty the wishes Of all who
were pfesen, on THAT day, and much gravity ihr
feelings Of the cpnnrltlce.