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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31

Having been for several years afflicted with the Dvs
prpsia all it's aggravated forms and having resnred to
ncAcs aid in tins and other States (as travelled for
that purpose, but rot rlir) do hereby certify that
trird Mr. Gosh, Compound BIt'ers, IT, The improve
rIrnl oi my health beyond my most saGgmIne exprcln
tons believe The sad Bhtrs 10 be InialhIe cnre
oC that h"rrrd disease, Dyspepsia with proper attention
To The case in which it IL used. r. s. PlNkARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31

TESNEW WNNhTNTN,
Proft's0r IF .3reieai kGHgleE'''
GEORGE BLAETTERMAN.
PrOjsS"r Of .H0icrH LdHgEG--s.
e. BpNNYCASTLE,
Professor IF .NafhlfHH'f''
WIN. B. ROGERS,
Professor If .SGtu,Gi FhGlrs'i|
JOHN a. 6. DAVIS,
Prcttsyor r ~
JOHN r. EMMETT. NJ d.
Prc'rssOr # CHEMISTRY and .BGtsrie -ht''''
J. J.. CaEELL, VI. D.,
PrGf,ss0r y .fpG'Cmv and SLf-
r. EGLESFELD GRIFFITH, VI. ~
Professor ~ .h'.''
GEORGE TUCKER, -ir.
wifi P1afessor If Moral Ph"'.F.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31
pr,y,,ufy,IJ .srb0nl ~ (h0y!O;icsriUc.
PIKE POWERS,
tIkN dixie

The gurd take pleasure in in,D. tic attention 81
parent. the education at youth ~ " va"
denny absIrd within the Inst the Nd'ay. ti'i'
under the direction Of Nh Pike Powers formerly Io
Mathematics ilamPden Sidney College and MI AK
Dut lq,r Insiru ~ the Civ at II, hHurG.
iIur a.siiuy, HbIieE Hnh moral 'u'- NJ
gentlemen while prosecuting their studies Ut 81" Lr'
their mem
hfu u,cu:s caChe!s inspire Win "f '
est h.cncc in moral w"l intellectual a"Ji'
ton nf the prurs zion adapted We b"rvc 1t "rh
be difficult point individuals vito, by hrf 7ct
ninn their Familiarity with the might ned Wc'
prnrrai * III III conducting pupll the easier I" no a."
hranch" OF study, their mild bn' uny'e'tns disc
.r fidelity the dshnrye of all the duiIr. o
-nperirt. better prepared toITrnr
rrr unI honugh intellect trimming cuiiivte ctI
ed taste s.nivif dispositions.
personal their examinations m r WI
OF tn" ci'sScS, Mathematics Na'unI fh"-"ihs, o.
of u tusprnk ftyoabIy OF the Hi'hr''
puri their charge assured 81 ~" h:" c
Of instruction IN
and for wholn.rmc influences, earnestly recon meuc
The favorable notice Of n" pn'iic. -..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
From The Raleigh, n. c. Register.
LpH-MACON CoIIEGF

mad the pleasure, among many others, of wit
Messing The Commencement exercises of tins -four
shng institution, which occurred on the ooh June
and, as amy thing connected with the education Of
our young men. IS vitality important To the pclpetui-
~ OF our Free Institutions, so the few remarks an
about 10 make will not be wholly devoid of interest
On Tuesday the 19,h, the Hon. JoHN TYLER late
GOV OF Virginia, delivered most appropriate and
eloquent Address before the two LITERARY Societies
lie passed high and el-mcrted cnlocies ON the
Characters of Macon and RANpoLrn, and conrrat-
uatcd the Board OF Trustees in selecting the names
OF two men, III who N united many excellent
qualities were found, as TO constitute them perfect
models for youthful imitation. As the Address is
to be published We will make no farther comment.
In the evening of the day, four add esscs we're
pronounced by the Representatives of the two Lite
fary Societies, which received the applause of the
audience, and were highly creditable to the Speak
"Wednesday, the Goth, was the dav OF Com
mencemcnt. AT an early hour, large coucotIrsc of
visitors had assembled. aud before the Exercises
commenced, the College Chapel MAS filled TO over
flowing. The Exercises commenced at Q o'clock
a. NJ. and then followed a more interesting scene
than ever before witnessed ON a similar occasiop-
The CITATIONS of the young gentlemen exhibited an
unusual degree OF talent, aud of high moral and in
tellcctual at'ainmcnts. They gave marked evidence
OF having been well taught, and having minds thor
roughly disciplined by the laborous study OF a Col
lege course; and OF being prepared to well their
seveia parts on the stage of action. 4 more inter
esting picture could not be presented the view of
the Patriot or Philanhropst, than number of Young
men like these, gong forth into the world having
all that furniture OF mind and heart winch SO ein-
Deniy qualities them tobecome useful citizens and
worthy members 81 society. The Baccalaureate
Address, by L. C. Garland, President pro TEN. fol-
lowed the OratIons OF the Graduates, and gave uni
sersal satisfaction. The degree of A. Il. was then
! conferred on the l6 following young gentlemen ;
The six first receiving the honours the ns,itu ton
VI the remaining ten, did learn the relative
standing and we therefore place their names ,nds-
criminaely:
l: VaIedictory by j. Il. Bramc, Newborn N. C. ;
?: ,'in Grafton by +. II. Myers. Tallahassee,
FLORIDA ). Philosophical Grafton. by J. Il. Thorn
as, MI. Zion, Ga; 4. Select English, by f. A.
b hE Brunswick, va; s. Select English by J.
w. Leak, Richmond, N. G.. ; 6. Select English.
by r. A. Connor, Cokesburg, s. G..
Z. d. Hill, Duplin, N. c.; b. Clegg, Chatham,
No q. r. Eppes, Newberry, S. c.; ]. A. Or
gain, Brunswick, Va. J. NJ Fits, Warren, N. c: ;
Il. Z. Lockete, Mecklcnburg, Va; y. J. Kogcr,
Noxubee Co, Miss, J. X. Washington, WAYNE,
n c.; J. w. Wlsh,men, Charleston, $. C.; J.
b. Russell, Savannah, Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS indebted 10 me are respectfully
n requested 10 call at the store OF McCorkle u
Mcdaniel, where my Office Is kept for the present,
aud make suitable arrangements for the payment OF
their respective dues, asmy present situation and fu
ture nenlions~l not admit OF delay, or longer ndal-
geuce At winch place have in store a large guam
tity OF Leather for sale, TO wit superior slaughter
Soa Leather, heavy waxed Upper dc. Kip Skins,
Bag Leather Sheep Skins, Lining Skins. &c,
which will be offered privately at fair prices till the
25th inst, when propose Offering the residue at
auction, terms very liberal. This Leather being OF
superior quality II is well worthy the attention OF
all Leather dealers, and will be in all human proba-
bity the last stock of Leather the subscriber will
ever offer in this market. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Lynchburg, July t25J.
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POLITICAL.
TnE QulEr EYE.


The orb like is no, the ono
That dazzles wit, its lightning CLEAN;
That darcs to look upon the sun,
As though il challenged brighter beam.
That orb ina, sparkle, hasli aud roll
It's FIRE may blaze, its shaft may Nv,
But not for me; lprize the soul
That slumbers in quiet eye.
There's something in It's placid shade
That tells Of calm unworthy thought:
Hope may be orown'a, or 10, DELAYED,
No dimness steals, no ray is caught;
Its rensi,e language seems to say,
:. know that ! must close and de-"
Ard death itself, come " hen il may,
Can hardly change the quic, eye.
There's meaning in its steady glance
of gentle blame or praising love,
That makes me trcmbe to advance
A word that meaning might repro,c.
The naughty threat, tho fiery look,
My spirit proudly can defy;
But never YET could meet and brook
The npbraiding of quiet eye.
There's hrmuess in it- even light,
That augurs Of a breast sinccrc
And, oh take watch how ,e excite
Thai finnness, till il yield tear.
Some bosoms give an easy sigh,
Some drops Of grief will freely stafi:
Bui that hich scars the quiet aye
Hath its deep fountain in the heart.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
WILLIAM * MARY COLLEGE

The public exercises At the close of the late SEES
sion IN this institution, took place the 18th insi as
usual.
AT l0o'cloch, \. NJ the Visitors, Professors and
Students, attended by the Volunteer Companies
OF the place. commanedhy Captains Armi,lead aud
Duitey, twho politely rendered Their services on the
oeeasion,) moved in procession from the College to
the Church, where the exercises were commenced
by al prayer from the Right Rev. Bishop Meade
Then, after fine aud appropriate music, Tor which
the audience were indebted 10 the Kindness of the
Ladies, the exhibition by the graduates was for "A
moment suspended, while the President read the fol
lowing resolution OF the Board of Visitors:
Resolved, unanimously, That the Visitors of
William n Mary College have learned with undis-
senlbled satisfaction of the lourishlng Condition of
the College, and of the orderly and correct depon
ment OF the students during the session which has to
day terminated and that the President be requested
publicly 10 express in the Church, to the Young
gentlemen of the institution, the warm and decided
approvaiell by the Visitors OF their exemplary con-
duct"
After which the Oratons were delivered.
The President then proceeded to confer the De
gree OF Bachelor OF Arts on several young gentle
| men.
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OVER THE LxNCmnuRc e.,

10 commence on Wednesday,, I2h dan of,Seo,..,
1885, and continue 4 days. T''"oe''
sI.-A Sweepstake for colts and 6ll;os IL.
l. years old, TWO mile heats, cntr,nc, ms 1ifee
dollars, half forfeit to name and clos. Wv Nv nundied
OF August next Three or more to make r lace ''s
2nd.IA sweepstake for colts and flics ,h.o.
years old, one mile and repeat entrance o, , u
dred dollars hall forfeit to name and close ouc nun
Three or moic to make arace. "'oNe'
3rd-A S"eepstahe for colts and fllos IL.
years DID, mile heats entrance fifty dollars pl,y -
Iay' 10 name and close the evening before the i,s,
uay race Three or more 10 make race.
Hh.-A Sweepstake for colts and files ,b,oo
years old raised and owned in the counties of c ann.
nei'' buckingham, Amherst, Bedford Botctoutt. am,
ffanhlln mile heats, fifty dollars entrance. +. o,p
TO, !" name aud close the lst day of September next
lhfee or more To make race
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr. Il
June %
= ~,
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EoIRTIIDE lilly.

1.-THE gentleman asks, when WEIR the Colonies
emdncipatedi But | desire to know. when were
they made SHARES i"-EARL or CHATHAM
Many of our citizens are accustomed IN iheif
toasts and oratons TO regard the 18th Of July l776,
rs the day when our iorcfatbers became free men
the day when their tetfers were broken. This IS
a gross error-an error that ought TO be Exploded
Our ancestors norer were slaves, but always free
they never submitted to bondage. In l776, indeed,
they became inaependent IN order To continue free.
eel ms mol be 50 unfoithftl 10 the fame Of oui fore
fathers admit they ever we've slaves
Salem Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
NOTICE..

NAS committed to the Jail Of Grayson county
w on the 18th day of January last, a negro man,
slave, five feet six inches high stout made, aud OF
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry, and
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
quanted ia Lynchburg and Buchanan, where he
says he'was engaged in driving atcam. The own
cr is requested to come and prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law.
}. JENNINGS, Jdor
June 3m
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June | 1
NOTICE

To .SaddlcrS, aclo hare the rightof using Shcets'S
Spring, and 10 those uho may purchase The right q
using The same.
1lNllE subscriber embraces this opportunity OF in
l. forming them that he has made arrangements,
and has lately received lot vi 100 OF the above
ed Springs from the North, made in the neatest and
best manner, by a superior workman. In fact, they
are all warranted to be durable and elastic. | have
tried and get smiths in the surrounding coun-
try here TO make such as l would be willing put
IN Saddles which have manufactured, after having
bought all that Sheets could make before his re-
mova TO the ] shall receive in short time,
another lot ofSprngs from the manufacturer.
me with their orders they will be thankfully recev-
sold on reasonable TERMS and they shall be such
any man warrant 10 the purchaser with safety.
J. c. SIlACkLEFORD.
Lynchburg, June 25
IS. The subscriber returns his thanks his
friends and the public generally for their liberal
patronage towards him since his commencement in
business upto the present date, and soclts con-
linuation 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 be produced,
and in the and most durable manner. The
subscriber has on hand at this time, large and
general assortment of every article belonging to his
line OF business, all of which will be sold low, for
cash, or country produce, at market prices.
}. G. SllACkLEFORD.
" The Fmcasilc Democrat Abingdon States
man and Lcwisburg Enquirer viii insert the forcco-
ing, three times and forward their accounts to this
office.
June o5 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

The defendant, David +. Scott having rhicrsi he
pcnrance and given security curdng To the Ae o @ o.
and the rules of this and il appearing by Is
dence that he is nlnhitant OF this 3 ;,.t
ordered that the said defendant do appear mere u" dc
day of the next September Term and the bi o m
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be olt"I4 @ for
in some newspaper published in the town "l ~, ,or Of the
two months successfully, and posted at ihe t' Wv
Court House of this county. ,.v,vnrD Crk
Copy-Testc, JOIN ALh-AA- yy2m
Nav 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

The Register of Wills in Philadelphia, has pub
islcd list of the charitable requests of the late Mr.
kohne, formerly OF Charleston, South Carolina but
at the tune of his death aud for many yearspreyous
resident OF Philadelphia. The amount bequeathcd
is about seven hundred and Thirty thousand dollars.
The Protes ant Episcopal Church, Of which Mr..
kohnc was a member, is the principal object of his
bounty. in requests of at least one hundred and sixty
three thousand dollars, to be variousy applied. The
remainder, estimated at three hundred thousand dol
lars, he deylscs to such charitable institutions in
Pcnnsy lyanla and South Carolina, as his executors
the survivor Of them, shall deem beneficial TO
mankind, and SO that pst ol the coored population
in each OF the said States OF Pennsyyan and Soutb
Carolina shall partake Of the benefits thcreofn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

NIRGINIA-N rules held i'll The Clerks onice ct Tue ~
cult Superior Court of Law and Clmccry l'r the ta'
of Campbell Monday the seventh day OF May eish''
hundred and Thirty eight.
Charles H. Lynch executor of Ansclm lAnch dresasH'
PlulnIf,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

May 81

EYIRtlNIA AT rules held in the Clerk Office the
cult Superior Comt o Law aud Chuuccr the county
of Campbell, on Monday the seventh day ofMat. 1928.
Maurice H. Garland, administrator oi Archibald Robertson
deceased, PAiuuf,
against
George w Galloway executor of John Galloway iecea
cd Sackille King, late Sheriff of Campbell, andUs such adj
minisuatur ofJamcs c. Maormun deed Francis Canat al
way deceased, and in his right Henry Ward dsss5e
John Galloway, deceased, CuthHriae NJ Hewitt uul #1r
" liew it, infant children and heirs law OF Sally Hewitt
deceased by Josiah Shepperson appointed their guardian a
ltem John Hewitt William Butler and Dosiea i> vile Do
shea Galloway, James {. Galloway, John G. CalllWa',
George Galloway, William 5 Galloway, Matilda Galloway,
John Gillespie, George Gillespie William Stone aud El
beth his wife, John Smith, German Jordan OF the
tate of William Arthur, deceased, james Arthur sham Ar
thur Barnabas Arthur Jane Arthur James Farmer and l
William Bowyer and Mildred his wife, William Dowdy and
Nancy his wife, John Fosdck William Fosick, all Except
the said William Bowyer and William DoWdy heirs at la"
of the said William Arthur deceased and also heirs at law
William g. Arthur, deceased who OF the heirs nj In"
of The said William Arthur deceased Jacob Early, l9nI
Miller administrator de bonis OF Nathaniel trcnsha", de
ceased, and Mark Anthony, Defendants
IL CHANCERY.
The defendants George W. Galloway, iifnr9 ,ammaWal'
James c. Galloway, John g. Caiiamay' "e9rSe ,Mn h'
William :. Galloway, Matilda omia"RY '"lh I'M ~
George GillcsTie William Stone aud EiHHh ms "i' JUNE
Arthur Islan Arthur John FOslirk, William fosd9h' ami
Jacob Inrly not having entered their appearance ana s
security according the Act of Assembly ana e rue, 81 u
court and npncarinr by satisfactory evidence i uA ~
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, 1t Is ordered UNI "
said cfant do appear h re- on The first day Of the ncN S
tcmbcr rcrm and answer the bill ut the plalhia ana up
copy of this order be forthwith inserted III some n'"5lF
published in The town of LYnchbng, for Two months 'o
siyely and posted the front door oil the uthou'e u ~
county. Copy-Icstc, ....,,, ,,rf
na,oi WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16
.V'OTxCE TO CONTRACTORS.


FlNHE undersigned have been appointed Commis-
Il sloners by the County Court of Roanoke. to
receive proposals for the erection of a Brick
Courthouse, Clerks Offices and Jail, for
the said county. The plan contemplate ed for the
Courthouse and Clerks Offices, is plain Derrick
building, 40 feet deep by 80 'front.' with wings for the
Offices 20 feet square each. The Jail will be plain
substantial building As by "a feet. 1t is deemed un-
necessary TO enter mnuely into the details of the
above buildings as it will be necessary for those DIS
posed 10 contract for their erection, the Com
mlssIoneis, from whom they obtain all the
sary information 1t is desirable that the proposals
should be made by the Goth of July.
EDWARD WATTS,
WIN. NJ. PEITON,
WM LANGuORNE,
WM, McDERMED,
WIN, T.. WILLIAMS,
A. NEAL,
HENRY SNYDER,
Commissioners.
Jul, = 3w
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Reader, if you can procure larger snake than the
Dnc here spoken oil, fetch hiHi
prnRY COUNTY. MAY 10Th, 1888

From Wc TnscumDId ia, Tn1tHtgenctr.
PrnRY COUNTY. MAY 10Th. 1888.
Mr.. Bradford, Dear SIR. Yesterday my aver
seer with The aid ol several negroes killed. | pre-
sumo, The largest Rattle Snake that has ever been
seen ~ Alabama. 1t measured Is feet 5 inches in
cngt ill., and 3 feet 104 inches in circumference a
round lis belly-whch, however was larger than u
sua, Ion upon skinnlng we found 1t had swallowed
Fox entirely whole. 1t weighed 73 pounds | have
the skin preparing TO present 10 our University Mu-
scum. THMOMAS BIRDSONG, Jr.
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VIRGINIA to holden in the c EGan cry

VIRGINIA 10 wi,-Atr holden nthe I,c han.e,y
flee Of the Circuit superior ooit y, NJ I, i8;8
or the county Of iIalsx in the month oI way IT, Elizabeth
William Hill and Elizabeth his "i.', ''Ihi 6fl;lIifs
Abbott,
against 49,. i as such
Peter Rves Sheriff of the county OF lla1A, " Nancy
administrator Of Elisha Abbott decd LI9a Lam stewart
Carr William Martin and Polly his wife, lta , lbs VIII.
and Martha his wife, William Richardson ana 'i lame, A.
Annis Abbott, Joseph Abbott and Alice M W" Dcts.
bo, and John b. Dawson and Rchecca ms WIZ
il CHANCERY. e. Ham
The defendants William Martin and f2i }y,. ,9 Hcbalson
bleton Stewart and Martini his wife, ant W il ,nce aa
and Sally his wife, having entered he tbe rules
given security according the ac oil A0seu"H irnre That
Of this Court and it appearing by Satisfactory nolon
the are not inhabitants this Commonwealth on d dcu
the plaintiffs by Counsel, it ordered thai tlu and wifi
danis William Martin and wife, lanhleoh 9I" hcore
and William Richardson and vile, 40 'lp.@,.r,lrr neAi
Judge of our said Court the first day oil rer b.
and answer the plaintiffs bill; that acopy o' t esf
serted IN the lynchburg Nirgin!an io TWO 'l Of this
Nv and posted al the front door the Coofln''S
County. ACupy-lcse' ,yu mol r. elk.
WV WIN
Julva
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\lRGlNlA-h rules holden in the Clerks Office 9TH.
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CFaecrv e., M
County OF Charlotte July the ID 1885 - " "-
Matthew H. Aowlin and Bryan ". Nowlm, merchant,
Nowlin, -, W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-16

Henry r. Early administrator of Ann B. Scott deceased
Matthias X V u. Rowlcy and Maria i. his wlr Jon - ,
Joseph Chiffon and Margaret h wife, aud i'afld -
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LAST NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS indebted to the late concern of
"A Nown, II hunt x Co. and Nowlin & llcrndon,
and also to Sam'l. Nowlin x Son, are requested to
come forward and settle their accounts by or before
the 1st of August next, longer iEdu gcnce cannot
be given, and need not be expected
s. NOWLIN & son.
July ia.
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4 TRACT or LAND

F':G .. s' ;:3 S'; 25STs s lynn: :
srA---- on the waters of Old Woman's Creek in
the county OF Plusylyanla. Also, at the same time
and place, one other 1ract, containing 552 ACRES,
adjoining the lands Of 'Fhos. Il. Adams and others ;
and on Monday the Both Of the same month"; al the
Late residence OF said Rutcdge, in the county of
Campbell, proceed sell all the right, title and in
tercst of the said John B. aud Lucinda d. in the por
ton assigned Patsy Barber by the will Of Henry
Ward, deed and at the same time and place, all the
interest of the said John t. and Lucinda d. in and
the premises which they formerly lived as leased
of Patsey Barber, during hen natural life, together
with the interest as conveycdby VIM. J. McElheney
and ohm w Rutledgc; also at the same time and
place - Lots in the of Kingston also s! Acres
purchased by said Rutcdge OF A. NJ. Goodman, ad-
joining the The title to the above named pro
perry is believed to be good, but acting Trustees
shall convey such title is vested in by said deed,
and none other. JOHN G. BARBER, 'Prus-
TlOS. II. ADAMS. { tees.
June % t27Jyt
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub
- scrlbcrs by John b. Rutledge, and Lucinda d.,
his wife, bearing date the 18th day Of July, 1886, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the counties OF
Pittsylyania and Campbell, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed sell, TO the
highest bidder for cash, the following property 10
vii On Friday. the 27l of July on the PREMISES,
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.S.I.N.E1xS'E.
Mrs. Nckinlcy's COrsctls.

\ SMALL Invoice Of this Justly celebrated
"a Ornament, this day to hand, OF new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT
April 10 Is
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The defendant Sterling MeDearnnn having entered In.
appearance according to the Assembly and the rules Of
this Court and ltappearng 10 the satisfaction the CONT
that he is not an inahtant OF this State the motion uI
plaintiffs, by counsel is ordered that the said defendant d,
appear before the Judge OF the said Court the Courthouse
OF the said County, the first DAY Of the next term and en-,
ter has appearance, aud answer the plaintiff bill and that
iy !" ~ order be inserted IN newspaper published
III inc own OF yhchburg ior
posted at the front door the Courthouse of the sni, Con
ty. Copy-Iesle
WINSLOW ROBINSON cIK
July vea
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CO-PAsTNEHSIIIP
HNllE SUBSCRIBERS have this day entered
J. into partnership, aud bought Robinson x
Elloi's entire interest III the late business Of J. L.
Bailey 4 Co. They intend continuing the mer-
camille business, under the firm of Bailey & Wo-
mack. J. K. b ALLEY,
ARCHER Z. WOMACk.
Amherst G.. H., June Ia is