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3present session OF The Suflreme judicial
Couri in this city, evidence ms hr1ugb,,j \
before tho grand jury to sobiaih IA slndics
nlent for violation OF the license law
,IsaPpeared that some persoR or persons,|
had ubfaineds a,ltaft SDr SEQ W.. erected 80:
.shantee thereon; aud moorsd The same In
the Pawlucket iRiyefs where II was re egns
larly furnished with "a great variety sif
choice liquors Attached 10 1iie scoW
was plat form which. " wtlens lowered, ems
abied persons from the shore t0 walk TO the
.ark, as the float was design nafeds / and the
vessel was m0ored, so i that this platform
could ;be used on eilher side Gf the river, as
profit or policy might dictate. ON gaining
5if, tliere could be seen faucs1s yariously
marked, r.. Cfs B &c. from either OF
which, on being iGfded, gushed forth the
beveragelit its initials represented. This
place of resort became very soon as popu5
lar as any y,ioutering. place in the ct'umtryi
as its alasses were always ready, although
no attendanis wefesat hand q fhose u istt
pnNook Of the safsss.,irss tenn Il, as.ss
mater of cOIfseT ieif SOMETHING az saiis-s
faction tor tr5uble. which by some leger-S
detnnin, we~ could llol comprehend, and
therefore cannOt describe, vas taken pos
session ofaby some spirit unseen and, un :,
known.
As the dividing line beswecn. Rhode
Island and Massachusetts is at high wa
ter mark on the east side of the 4river..ii
will be perceived thaf.cusIomers from our
sister state, by .heir platform heing placed
aof their side. could be acc0mnod ,tnd
SWithou, violalions to q she. Isssachnse,tr
laws.tt. Not so, howe eyers witfI tfes iawsiof
Rhode Island; Against ftsss idsps here
was an offence conniitsed, btt estahiIsli-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

than q S gations, or whit Ii Tho same fol
bidding it's sale without license. il. less
the sovereign voters. ate, how 81
syes determined moi 20, sahn.i q, such
wholesale guzzlihg, wishing mos abasl
bly, to .takesit in Smaller and more q per-
;ato allowances; they are moying every
thing 10 have the law repealed at The. neyE
Sessions so that they ma y buy andsdrink
justa little as they please. Ss q 8
q IYesfern Garoii oiinian 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

5ij To re eceiye the lifoney aud ilse lle M
,ts4ssarsis agaiust the Eisiat wi piessss5.
reader THEM 10. .iiin. FL. sSPANe{ "
March 26. lals sfafm ,ttaffss
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look at This!

&HEs Persons indebted To DR. HARwooD'
~ guRr will ptaaseleall aIidsset.le with Sd !.
siooD 4; who Is duly authorized to settle up his
16ots a: a give receipts. II BURT. i
s June 26, ISJ5 IF u .S
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=. THGyE

HSHE Mites md Accounts of DR.. Jas,t
Spanl, dsss sased, have been left wi
Mr.. Fl L. JeffersySn Hamburg. All tt
sons indebfed TO ID Spa1r are feq1es2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

!. .sStrsped Pig Party, sis titeiiaiI,e now
applied 10 Eiassachusetts, I'D those who:
are opposed 10 the tsl gallon" licence law
Of the State. :. X; Z. & 81 ,E s; * ~ 4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

KTFcnEN ERoBFS- son. II
Har,hurg, March 3, 1883 as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

A COW belonging 10, Henry Kststsof
Z Wes. Springfield auina.6 days. besi,,ins,
in June lost, has given 1916 quarts of
milk! averaging 70 quarts perdayl LAR
gest yield n quarts in the morning In the
escnings I6l
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. A very spirited excitement is row pre-,
vailing in Massachusetts,, and r. Island !;
it seems that the Legislatures Sof these
States at.,he last Session passed aflaw
.iesbiddins the good people 10 drink any
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..Not less than four .sstnped PigsY were
brought before Mr. Justice Wells last seek,
and fined. fur violating the laws sofS5 the
Ciomnionwealih. One of I.iese pot,r
.shoats :, has been shui up siit The County
l.pig 2en. -, Norttampton Courier.
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NO Z ice.

.4"OGice. -
"HE Subscribers will give liberal
u price for BEESWiX, TALLOW,
II L ,NIILRs
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
Il 4 4 RICK Ess.y ssS
.gT.EDE.HF..

1--WE exercises ol the Winter Session Al Il.
stiiutan, Will commence Jauuar, The "a.
1873. '1 10TH,
During the approaching Vacation the se,5
Nj" undergo tie neetssary repairs. aud all tla ny
be comfortable during the cold meather ''4i'
acknowledgement, in announcing the ceis,,o.
mcn oil the 5th Scholastic ye4rtlat he la, I1.'ds
management Of tins Academy, assures the publ, ie
at no previous period, has the Institution ber ,,''i
more 1ouri>hing condition, OF the general fl,,. d
.iyity exhibited in the neishb0fhood. in enlfg, ~
improving tire accommodation for boardcrs. W, W..
less natierngto tie Undersigned than glatlf,, III
all the ticnda OF the Institution. 10
Ia addition to the regular boardus houses ofr -
Daniel Reamey aud Wn. S. Da6dridar NJ ~
WIN. +. Mills aud T.. Mcdonald have made ARA
mcnfs to entertain boarlers. These pentlen,en
too well known TO the public, to require any nm
upon the sui ect Of their fitness. for lhelr
responsible oharge.
The undersigned having received evidences =,
very general approval OF his plan aud mod -
Instruction, viii continue IN prepare Veung cellr,.
thoroughly for collegiate proit sSiona pursuits ~
Will sfficl " adhere 10 his course. ubles, tnIp,,
directed by parents eurdians in 0llch ease n
immediate steps will be taken to qualli, The -
piI for the business designed.
The text books are those tln most approved mn
tlnrts IN lhe country. and the students are required
10 revise them studies thoroughly, aad undergo a mn
nuie examination, at the end oil edeh Session If :,
months.
Terms of board and tuition the sl'e as hefpor te
JOS. p. GODFREY.
NaltinSviIle, lIanrv r o., Dec. II d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01


WAR Is LIrE !-fnere is e!oquence of thought
as well as Of laosuasc in the following paragraph
from Arnoti's Elsmehls ot Physics:
THE functions by which the animal bo,l> assumes
foreign matters from around and convcrts them into
its own substance, ttc Inviting in some OF it's
details but taken alto sether is of the most
dcrfu subjects which engage the human atten
ton II points directly to the enrious and yet nm
answered question What is Lie The student
Of nature may anal,ss with all his art those minute
horizons of matter called seeds, and which he knows
10 be the ruents of future creatures, and the links
by which endless generations of living creatures hang
10 existence but he cannot disentansle aud display
apsrt their mysterious LIFE thai something under
the influence ofwhch is dcletminedit It's forms aud pro
horizons. One such substance thus becomes beau
tsous rose bush another noble oak a third an ca
ale afourtli an elepha:t yea, IN the same way out
from the rudest materials Of broken seeds. aud leaves
Of plants and pits of animal flesh, is built up the hu
man frame itself, whether OF the active male com
biniug gracefulness and strength or OF the gentet
woman with beauty around her as light. How
passing strange that such should be the origin of the
bright hunan eve, whose glance pierces as fhe in
ylsible soul we're shot with H. of the lips which pour
sweetcst eoquence, Of the lsrynx which. by vbra-
ting, fills the surrounding air with muse aud more
wonderful than all, of that mass shut up within the
bony fortress of the skull, whose delicate texture
is the abode Of the soul, viii, its which
templates. aud its sensibty which Delights in these
and sndless other miracles OF creation"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
royenpD ACADEMY

rs,HE exercises OF his Seminary for The H''f
1ess. vii CON prnoe on the lst Of febffaiN'
and trr,uit,te on the 31lh Of Npsenber-lh he pr'ce
fbo I'd and tuition, including Washing bedding ana
fuel vii be 500 fof session OF months Pae "ne
il, advance Tic course Of instruction embraces me
Iancuaec- and sc,eners generally, and IS designed
% prepare Students ihofousldy iof tolle-es anu
Envefsitles. There real present Il ie" vacancies
which il will he desirable te fill with youths whose
edaeations are intended to BE- On 4 Ilerd scale
In Announcing the intention of tesnming ihef Vo-
e,fou the subscribe rs order cdgments
10 their patrons for the grateful sense which they
manifest of the npro, nj Of then sons and wards
l. 10 lie general characrerof the Institution, refer
rnrr IS made 10 Professors BouuYcastle iarris"i'
Emmett Tucker ;,ul DAVIS, olthe | nise1sijy oi II
.lnif.
The Summary Is EASY OF access 10 Stndeu'' com
M Gonlhe Nuril, OF from The South, being siinat-
Il abo4i , milrs from tie Richmond and Ffeder-
re- shura railroad Letjcrs addressed 10 either OF
the Subscribers. aud directed 10 Concord Academy,
Caroline County, viii be promptly attended to.
\. {. COLEMAN.
r. ". COLEMAN.
}. D. COLEMAN.
Doe % f15F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

An ARRAY took place few days ago at the Ope
1ousas, La race course between Thomas Reeves, a
young man Of %, and Samuel Fisher Of Plaqnemine
brulse, and old gentleman of60. Reeves was killed
With bowie knife, and Fisher Immediately sought
magistrate and surrendered himself. Very little
biaine vas attached to the old man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
POETIcAL.


m ". a. eLARKs.
: Young No,her-ie j. rcua
Hi, .linplsd -hsss more III touch shytrsast.
Ne mere the music inse
Fioat from his ir,., tcihne all faadls pres'
llis smle .n1 happy laarharc los 70 thes
Earth ~,,s, l,is ,aotaer sndhi- pillow Be.
His MAS the .nerning hour
And he hath passed ia besui, iIpu. tlc das,
bud yet flovcr-
Torn, in It's sweetness, from tis pawntsprsy
Tho d,sth ind swept him 10 his .eit rsrosr,
A ~ spring tins blight, III, earl, roso.
s. Never. nscstth again
VIII his ,ish accents charm thy listening
lisc some f.uian strain,
Brss,hss AZ cvca tids, scrcne md clear;
Iii. voice IA hrkca in inst, AMI IN h'ss'es,
Tbs unsrusca seal Of peace and silence irr
And hor, III, resrnins hssTt.
whesc inrnosi VAIN with leveiai bun
sladn "a must d,par,
And those Kind csesw with many tears hedliu--
While lionel, mtnlorss, unecasiug taia,
willturn the ral'ture' Of the past To re'a
Yet inournsr, while Tho tay.
Rolls like il,s Jarsnes. Of f,neealhv.
And iInrc fr,ids ons my
To ptrcan sth~ srt the rfisfdiseolaf u 81
Th,r. break, rl,os thy una,i,r. eeesinr GLOON,
ucmtlns Ia s,r5 irou brsond tn TOMB
TT. from ia, nsiicr Land,
Their baihsa in t.lia,ce that around thcm 'Inass
Thy Loved ons's wiusa expand;
4, With the quorum. ch,rubi.n, he e'ng'
And all the slor, Of TIM God eaa 81,
Who .ai. on earth to chitr'~ - Consto nc
Motl,er-tl,s child i. l,si
Aaa fiaarh hi. presence ma, hrlosi TO the,
Aud vacant leave tn breast,
A MI missed, a sweet load from the parent hn'' :
Tha,Yh tsnss familiar from thin, ear hntr passed,
rhos'l, meet tn, ff.f Bonn, with his Loid nj lasi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

A letter from, the Rev. DIR. Kirkland 10 the Hon.
John Davis OF Mass describing his visit to the Holy
Land gives ths population Of the principal places as
follows ~ erusaien. $1,000 to 10000: Nazareth
1000 all but 500 Turks of the Christian persuasion
Bethlehem, 1000 Ramjab. 10000; Jafia. 5000
turks and Arabs, including 500 Christians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
Ne Ysos.s FOE ALE.
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

yENIlE next session of the New London Ac%'s
Il will commence or Monday, January i'n' ''..5,,I
will continue six months. II is earnestly req" the
that Pupils entering fer the term, should Ut "
A cademy on the l5.h. LIZ, tlle
Board 70 per month. Bedding furnished -
Student. ii
Tuition--Enelsh. - per h'o'''
Languages, including French, 50 per ...,J.
D. :. oLIPIlNNF, ToA4i'
December %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

FEAIiE subscriber. ale l4It1 ~ laa quo ifffti Us
tile Modern Tansuls rs 10 the State rolieeeof
south carolina will on the 18th al NosembcfneNt,
re- omen the Institution, situated # Lhery, aa1 en-
eavor 10 Give II an organization ani ,neihuds fl to-
f,eirc for il tn public ayonr whieh ii once enjoyed
The plan to ulieh he vii eiTe eiitet, Is. IN IL,
main outline. as follows 1t. u 70 back 10 ih'
palfn, less ninltiflou, cln15on,m winch formed the
Vifnina lady some s1ty wears ase, before Northern
inpro,rments came m oily To Danish whatever OF
nre1en,led scfenrcs taught only in name Nilaes ia
Ste tof either STRENGTHENING OF ,ruring, the fenalr
mind ardlv. Teaelne oal, What dls tie character
and tbe nnfSnifs Of Woman To teach it thoroughly
III re nae The frsf aIn of Education, the
curing of thu sorf ii lnaAiot.c which trains The
mind liz and lh.t IN. II Yltl ithines rnfy useful
an1 erieeiu: 5h II lew nnahsh' al mat Is ], -
ao1thy In Iself. less III iut The sek ana rs eafape
ofbeng lcJrni with sollditfs 5'h. 10 do "hhe'e'
u done upon methods "he1"hi ira'e me eh}ta Tue
- - :, t.,,I,, bblb a41 fiji Ia bc tlfr basis
r. -, -, - ,,,[1,, .S,,,,}5tp.
W,,e,, 90. M, Al. ll,rI 10 be- Sayicatots ror Op.
,i,',s me-, Al,,,,,,en,,lef.. nor Practical Metlao-
-, 40, Nm NOR / pp i.tasrs tey Darfafs IN Me
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

Dee. 4
FsE. sssgE.F d.

COMMITTED to the jail Of tins County on the
Y 19fh October runaway, Negro Man blythe
name OF .4RCIN, says he belong 10 Mrs. Cox otths
County, and hired the present. year to Benz. BodAm
of Rockbndge. Arehy IS muiaao, 80 or 50 years
old feet 9 or 10 inches high, ard says he is water
man JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff
Amherst CIV Nov. 10 i-37. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
EsgSSlRls Is9N.

v6NHE COMPREHENSIVE existing between
d w Henderson Il S. b. Jennings, expires by
limitation at Christlsls. In order 10 make a d,-
sion of the effects, aud arang cmens to liqudate the
debts of the concern those having claims against it
are requested to bring IN Their accounts.
". HENDERSON,
$ Z. JENNINGS
LYnllArrg Dec. L 3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

nANANAY FROM the subscriber, living in
Se Bedford county on the gid ul II \ t,eiEsO
WAN NAMED ACHILLES.
SAID NEGRO is about 30 years OF age, very
black low stout fellow, ) feet 3 or 4 inches high
had on when he lett me suit OF white Jeaus an
white Hat. He WAS raised on Samuel spencer 5
estate, IN Nelson county, where have no doubt he
is now lurking will give the above reward II de
hyered to me. or secured in Jail so that get him
gain. o, forty dollars if taken out otihe STATE
ELISHA PETERS.
Dee. Is is
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.y0Sez. a. % EFT Es.3dsS-.g7s'H.
70 HAD, ny AN EARLY cALhAr rhE
ELx!.e,y azs,& ste,3;ge Ecyss a@aoda Siore 81
EI. Hs. Il = 4 T. q.

Merino Clalhs, ut 81 . ONLY
q 4 bont one halt their value,
beautiful Party Dres, Goods AT 373 cents, less 'i'.
one hA,f the value ol some d! them they ooN>'''
E,mcrallas, Pallnarlnos, ChaIlyctls. Re, @c.
Colonred Bombazincs. extra fac aud vrry low"
\ ew pieces of the most splendid Figured Slt', u
er seen in this market, at 81 IS, truly ei's'n 4''
beautiful,
\ few pieces handsome Figured Silks, at =! 1'''s'
\ few do PLAN coloured Silks, At 81 cent? -
\ large assortment OF Moreens, aud rcll D'''a#
Morccns for Curtains. very low,
Rich new STYLE figured ard Embroidery D''t"''
Mus'lns lor Curtains. very cheap,
large assortment Of Sk, Cotton aud N''s7'
Friuges Of the newest STYLES for Curtains &c"
\ large assortment of Ladies CIoaks, very che'p
3 or 40 pieces Calicos, atve,y low pieces
Wa Paper, some very fine sets at 10" piic'S'
Dee. p w.
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Grass EsDas.

Z HAVE row uneneaeed few PAIRS of the Mac
Il Ky and Be,ks PIGS, 50 celebrated as ,
gra2ina breed. Of remarkably easy keep and early
matu ify. CHARLES VI. RYAN, Manager
for +. Fletcher at his Planllion
near Amherst Count House
Der. o. *
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NDTEitE,.
dAsEs sAnEi epE NMGssesEs.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Cfeou Superior
4 Court of Law aud Chlncery for Buckingham
county, the undersigned commission appointed Tor
The purpose will on the first day of January next at
The Tavern Of James s. lxbrll. the town Of Beat
Creek in said county, sell TO the highest bidder,
for cash. the Slaves beo ging t. the estate OF Thom
as Wmgfed. dee twenty or more in number, and
OF a descriptions. Should any be OF no value they
will be pnt to the lowest bidder. the aber giving bond
aud security, Conditioned keep x comfortably feed
aud eothc them durlutheir lives, directed by said
Decree !. 7. BOCOCk. 49,,
W. Z. BoSOGk, >o''' .
ecemberi tbs
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GROCERY a. COMMISSION HOUSE.

GROCERY ~. COMMISSION HOUSE.
FstIlh subscriber having purchased the Stock Of
Il the late firm Of Marsh q Burch, will continue
the Grocery and Commission Business AZ their old
stand. He invites hs friends and The customers of the
alc firm to give him call aud examine his Stock. He
also attends to the RECEIVING and forwarding of Goods.
JOS. MARSH.
Persons indebted to the. late firm Of Marsh &
Bureh will please call and settle their accouhts as it
IS desirable close the late concern with as ic de-
lay as possible. JOS. MARSH.
SDrUrlaa partner Of Marsh q. BuJci
December7 om
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

HpEsfECffttLN iuiorats public f s's efnfni a.
d Eianpn1 lefe h. vii rslnain itl "Wednesday nigh
The Gh mi n IL Washington Hotel ani then lat In FOL
lowing fiarc. VIZ fafm'ie. Prince Edward count, Nes
store lJncl sni roantv Iynel1lnrg Amherst Csuft
Iiou.- Duugf S8nunu Glarlotl.ssliic Ornngs touri
flai4 n d#ffek .bus SC lis Medicines iaDoWs
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sGcs.orcr Of the blood,

Tor chfaar aad othsr diseases, whether pndnced ~ BIZ,
ps, u ffon ansrull morhi arising from bully Gu
I'D Old drdars from iiie eluteuft thldhri hafs g..
AZ u In ies 5on Ia chan-e Of lie, a. sei u ahs nea
laul Adsertiser
AElsSE>EA MIXTURE. IA hquid aad IN pn-tel
fl,braia1 loi tsp IL and rt, fe9 81 Of 6pH5f!nfu na1
Gl.st.
IN all nst,ai -orlsf,a e7tHn remedy aAd ou nt1i-
ap Glrdiiaasas 10 elrh tn humnti iuIue Il most hai
Fufa fI an5 plrruaI account u d. Auhl ND riats,
tlait pr4artti. anil nature tle Neieal Ads -ef
us may d. bad rrIia III. KUN 4oIcf or Of hi ag'e-
bs mad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

YH'lIE Slaves bclnnetng To the estate of Anhroe
4 Tonnsee, lee. aill hr hired At Bnfch's bilck
Smith shop. o. SATURDAY. lse &A1l inst
A.DRUMMOND, i3m.
Amherst. Der. y Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

\ I Cncuit Superior Goutot Inv and Chan
I \ Gerry, continued and held Tor the county Of
Campbell, Al the Courthouse thereof, oa TUESDAY.
the 2sth day ol September, 1885,
Robert Robinson aud Antlew {. Elliott. lncrehluts
aud partners, uadng under lhe style and firm of
Robinson & Elliott plaintiffs,
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Ip 1
Commissioners sale os' aaslsl.

GustMI.sioacS's sale O.' d;sslsl.
PURSUANCE Of i decree Of the Judge OF the
d Cutuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
for the county al Amherst. pronounced on the OH
av Of Anil le37. in d. cas-. OF Abrapa Carter a
eains, ahn Mcdaniel surviving administrator with
tie viii annexed o., Madison Ware, deceased, and
others he uudersi. ned, who is thereby appointed Il
commissioning fot thai purpose, Will The 5H dag Of
Lluarg s3s. and The premises offer Tor sale, 10
die hughes, bid Ter FOR roady money, Two thirds ofthe
sy2ss9s. Eracs eG E4nHI,
sssasSSss in said decree mentioned, being the same
TNysaeS OF sh.ch the sad Madison Nue. dec.
.~usA.r. died sc,zed, the remaining third ha-
vin3 previously 10 the day Of sale, been lad off aud
allotted 10 Nancy Ware widow and rcct oil sand Ma
d,sun V are, deceased H. be held by her as hen dow
En- JOHN COLEMAN,
Commissioners
Dee. TOD
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N&eEgGE.

4 Ill persons having claims against ihe estate q.
= 4 the late Charles Gillian. dee, are hereby re
questpd to present them, property authentlc't'ii'
ordet that arrangements may be made 10 diNVH'ae
the s,ine. RICHARD l.. LlGON
.ldniaistiator Of {. GILLIAN acc d.
Dec .
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JOHN ALEXANDER, Clerk.
Campbell ConrLhouse. Deeembens, ISIS. !

Campbell Conrthouse, Decembers, Is39.S
The parties interested in tie foregoing order of
Court. will take notice. that have appointed Thurs
day the first day OF February, ls3a. to commence the
accounts directed by said order on which day. At the
hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ, thcy are required To at
tend al my Office, Cat Campbell CourlhouseD with
their accounts vouchers aud copies OF count papers.
prepared for examination and settlement.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com'r.
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This clusc came on TO be heard upon the bill aud
exhibits, aud answer OF the Defendant Moornlan, aud
the order oi publication awarded m this At rules,
against the other Defendant, which appears 10 have
been duly published, and was argued by counsel: On
consideration whereof, the Coun doth take the bill
Of the Plaintiff rs confessed M ,in, the absent De
leudlnl Gallon, and doth order that the Defendant
Moornan, do reader AN account before the Commits
sioner OF tins Court OF the trust IN the proceedings
mentioned, and the Commissioner is directed Ia take
and state The accounts between the parties with any
matter deemed pertinent by himself on required b,
the parties TO be 50 stated fr>ie,
Holm AI.E%A \nFR CIcrL
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W fol 4 on dif 10 iusetl thr following coHunnia atinn
- Oil uuiz isnnr the efficacy aud graa success oi
d.. knli Restafsr Is VII known toaa.
ioa will re nolicc IN your apri tue following tenh.
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da rs certify tbat nbat tlr 1t 81 JaHantf "H7 Ia
Esi win t'letl, ~ ani lnlanntia1y Rfeau1uni,l he
lid nui ntumHfp thfunahsp tlHt eftr va sHhrtd
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a.u IN iu Immediately and ly nfl5 ing his IA di=mos
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rir,1 eafs tt l;s.1r-ra the Blopi ArauIy, ENtraci,
Coli Mum 81 am lniset-n Platter and Denraft Tow.
drr ihe,cff recommend hi Treatment to all i1s# ,abog
Of Mifeh, 1881, -
I'll JOHN PEYTON,
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pei
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WILL. BE SOLD. January 10Th, N Stohcs1ii
~ Nils, IN the county OF Buck ham,
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Decl5
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against
jacob Puaket Nahum iiitu administrator o Jacob Paek-
eur dreai-cd John Puehni Jumr- liarr- aad uey ln-
vic. formerly iucY lr William iIarri, Marcy teser,
orislly Nancy Pnekrt GEORGE Wlims aud sally HE vie,
lofnierly Sally Puske John PAM nni Polly a ~i ior-
ms poY luchet Is naain Ia lo aud Patsy is vile Tor
mrs tInrees Pueke, ttsHe Inn and iildrsJ bis "iin,
urH#Ily Mildred faet o. SaIIun ailiu john J. liHtet'
mud ft9ydL, NAtisad, tfa merchant l1 parnsr iaias
under The siIe and fan u. io.o lufrots \ o. nd ltobaft
&. tah,r, DsiaIdaits,