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DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between CharlOttcsVilic, and Rich
mOnd and Frederick sburg.

Through in 81 dny speed mn consfort::
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond or Freder-
icksburg in the RAILWAY CARS at 5 A.
NJ, reach Charlottesville the same day al 7 or 2, L.
NJ; more than half the way being by the RAIL
ROAD. and the rest overa road, naturally one Of
the very best for stages in middle Virginia. SO that,
aided by first rate teams, coaches, and drivers, pas
scngcrs may, in good weather, be ensured a speed of
Sirnuics an hour. without allowing for stoppaecs.
They will moreover get from richmond or Fred
cricksburs TO Charlottesville in from 3 10 9 hours less
time rarehng G, Than by any Other route with literally
No nlght travelling to interfere with sleeping hours.
The RAILWAY CARS, for ease, comfort and
spaciousnsss, resemble The parlour of an elegant ho-
tel more than any vehicle for land travelling.
STAYING in Charlottesville all night, and till after
breakfast, papscngcrs may then go daily TO Staunton
and every other day TO Lynchburg, in coaches own
ed by the proprietors of the Railroad line the
only coaches on those roads. From Staurton, sta
ges owned by the same proprie'ors run every other
day Southwestwar1ly through Lexington Buchanan
&c. while others, owned by Messrs. Porter IL Bel
den, run in like manner Wcstwardly, TO Guyandotte.
FROM Charlottesville downwards, the stages for the
present will set out n noon, dine AT Mrs. Clark's,
and reach the Roam DEror at early bed time ,
whence, setting of at half past 5 next morning. pas
scngcrs get to Richmond by 10 A. NJ, and TO Fred
. icksburg and the Potomac in time for the Railway
cars to Baltimore.
The old Mail Line OfStagcs between Fred
ericksburg and Charlottesville, through Orange, will
still run 3 times a week.
FARE from Richmond 10 charlottesville $50
"Fredg. 10 Charlottesville, tby either
In going upward, passengers will require two
meals only downward, three meals and a nights
lodging.
Office at The EAGLE IIoTEL, CharlottcsviIlc-A-
gent Mr.. JoHN VowLEs.
April 10 CIV
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FOR RENT,

o- THE large and convenient Store House
Es.iii now occupied by ourselAes. running back IS
-al"Aieet, Avery handsomely arranged for business.
Possession Can be had Immediately by applying 10
the subscribers. JAMES c. HUNT Co.
P.S. All persons indebted to us, will please come
forward and settle as early as possible. as IL is very de-
slrabls that oui business should be closed wlthoutde-
&c. HUNT, Go.
Much II Is
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d NEREN'TS.
I.EGROES ron S.4LE.

n compliance with the last will and testament OF
i kezialI Hubbard, decd. on Saturday, the 10Th
day inlay, 1888, | shall sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Store House OF
Jabez Smith. Esq, in the county of Pttsylvania, Va.
l6 Negros, consisting Of men, women, boys and girls.
JAMES A. MITCHELL, Er'or.
Of he>iah Hubbard, dec'd.
April 80 nom
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CHEAP NEW GOODS!
AT reduced prices for Cash.

OBINSON ELLIOTT have Just received, a
IL neat and fresh of Spring EOONS,
embracing yarietyufarticle much in demand, which
will be sold at prices much lower than any thing of
the same description offered heretofore in this Mar
ket. Persons will please attend and examine for them
selves.
April . Is
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HAVING bought Mr. kyle's interest in the
III Blacksmith business, formerly carried on by
Kyle Il Bailey, it will be conducted by myself.
Thankful for former encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue to ratronize me.
J. Il. BAILEY.
Amherst CT. Ii. March 90 is
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Four Tracts OF Land.

With the apputtcuances, lying aud beng in the
aiming A22! Acres, more or less, beng the
same conveyed TO conveyed 10 Richard 5. Ellis by
John Burks and Elizabeth his wife, by deed. bearing
date on the l0lh day OF Octuber, lsl6, x ofrecofd IN
the county court of Amherst the , | TRACT, con
tanning l4l3 ACRES, more or less. being the same
which was copveyd to the SAID Ellis by : samuel
Burks lson of Clailes) and iihoda his vile, 10y deed
dated The Sd day of January ls25, and Of record in
Amherst county Cou,t,-the3 Sd Tract. containing
0s Acres, patented 10 Josiah Ellis in 1880, and be-
quea,hed 10, or inhr,Iled by, the sand Richard :. FL
ss-and the 4th tract, contain " SO Acres,
purchased by the said Richard :. Ellis OF Charles
Eurks's lleirS-anl the deeds for which arCo re-
cord in the county Court ct Amherst.
Also the following Sy.{E'R;S, and The increase
-tfthe females oi them tt any, born since the lst day
,(f ebruary. le30D namely Shadraok, a man, and
Kinney his wife. and illcir five children Jesse, Gil
Oar, Hannah, Emily, and james kessIa, and her
three c~lIldrcn. Winst N. Anderson and Henry
David, aud Dabney, Mustaphia, aud Lewis, Black
kmtls-(which said LlnlS and Slaves were hereto
lore conveyed by the sad Richard :. EIlst to Thorn
as A. Holconbe, as Commissioner, &c. by deed Of
mortgage, beai ing date on the 1st day of February,
l530-and also OF record in the said county Court
Of Amherst.) COLEMAN, Sheriff
Of ImherSt county.
May t9J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28
Grass Hogs.

HAVE now uneneaged "A few pairs of the Mac
l. ky and Berkshire PIGS, so celebrated as a
grazing breed, of remarkably easy keep and early
maturity. CHARLES M. RYAN, Manager
for L. Fletcher at his Plantation,
near Amherst Court House.
Dec. 81 Is
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For Rent,

\ ND possession given immediately, the Brick
IA TENEMENT, on Nam street. formerly occu-
pied by Martin, Ward q Davis, as a Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney, or 10
MARTIN, WARD q DAVIS.
Jan. | Is
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w + will pay the highest price for able bodice
w Negroes, by the month, or for the balance Of
the year. Owners are invited TO see us at our work
at Joshua's Falls, s miles below this place, or at the
Washington Hotel. BABB &PACkER.
Lynchburg, May 3, 1885 8w
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AMHERST MILLS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have leased the above
Il I'LL Il Il 3, for the present year. They will
give the highest prces for Wheat, delivered either
1T the MILL or on the opposite side Of the RIVER.
Ground Plaster always kept on hand.
A good Miller may obtain employment by APP
plication to the subscribers. One without a family
would be preferred. DAVID STAPLES,
JANIS l.. LAMkIN.
April % WON
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LANDS .E.sD SE.fysE$
AT UCTIby

IN PURSUANCE OF A rECRETAL ORDER
i ofthe Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
ce-y for the town Of Lynchbure, made ut the last
term Of the said Court, in a suit therein depending,
wherein Chiswcll Dabnev is plair ntf, and John Bull
lock, James Bullock, and others are defendants; the
undersigned will, on the Sih day of June, 1898, AT the
Pedlar Mills, in the county OF Amherst, expose to
salr. hy WY OF nnblic anction. for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

The rates of Insurance are as low as any in the L.
nitcd States. For Sl3 10, a person aged 30 may
secure 81 900 to his representatives or creditors, il
he should die within the year.
The terms on which apnuitics are granted. are
more favorable to the annuitant than nj any other of
fee III this country.-A person 60 years of age will
be paid $40 % ior life, for every Sl00 deposited with
The Company.
The endo"lncnfs are on the same plan. For 500
paid al the birth OF a child, it will pay 500, lfhc at
tain the age OF 81.
The Company viii also receive none, for a wear.
and pay 4! per cent. interest, semi annually, or com
pound it at that rate.
OGce, 81 .Secopd Street, Baltimore.
JOHN }. DONALDSON, President.
j. |. ATKINSON, Secretary.
The undersigned is appointed agent of the Balti-
more Lie Insurance Company, and will give any
information 10 persons wishing TO make insuranccs.
CHARLES l.. MOSBY.
Sept WITS
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FRESH SUPPLIES,
IND GREAT H.yKE.1EHS i!

M + are now receiving our Spring Supply, en-
w bracIng a large. beautiful and very cheap as
sorlmeut Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
We assure our friends that it is only necessary to
give us a call to ascertain that it is needless to 60
elsewhere for better, if as good, bargains as we will
sell them. MARTIN, WARD Il DAVIS.
Asiil 30 Is
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SPLENDID U'OKHED
CAPES A n ID & q l. l. A IL : .
WYE ARE OPENING a neat little assortment OF
w Rich worked Capes and Collars,
Beautiful Gauzes for parties,
A few Dresses extra rich fg'd. Silks,
Black Bombazines, very cheap,
Madame Mckinley's Cerse,ts, etc.
All of which, will be offered at prices irresistible.
ROBINSON q ELLIOTT.
April 26 Is
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ROBERT VI. BROWN,
.EIIOTNpY at Lar.

As settled at Amherst Court House, Virginia.
IL with the intention of practicing in the Superior
and Inferior Courts Of Amherst and Nelson, aud he
will be thankful for "A portion of The pnbIic patronage.
April ) 6n
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Mrs. Mckinlcy's COrselts.

A 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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INliE undersigned having been appointed by the
L county court of Amherst for that purpose, arc
no" ready to receive proposals for building a
for SAID ~county.-They desire that proposals may be
submitted AS early as practicable. at iarthes,. by
June court.-at which time they wish TO close the
contract. A plan of SAID jail is deposited with the
Clerk of the county court, where II can be seen by
those wishing 10 examine it..
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
JAMES POWELL. CONS.
WILLIAM G. CIKlSTIAN.\
Amherst ca. MAY ~ TIC
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THE LINCuBUNHG
- q EEH CL IN RI CES

u uay oiJunt, anu commune iouT Jays.
ist DAY.
A SweepStakes for colts and FLIES. three years old,
mule heats, entrance 500 hall forfeit, 10 name and
close the Goth May. Three or more to make a race.
A Sweepstake for colts aud lllics. mile heats. en-
trance $50, l.. or Pay to name aud close the even
ing before the fist days race; three or more To make
a race This race will he ran on either of the four
days most agreeable TO the parties Interested.
2d DAY.
PROJECTORS Purse 5000, omile heats, entrance SI5.
3D. DAY.
The Lynchburg Silver Plate, or 5000, AT the OPP
ton of the winner two mile heats, entrance SIS.
4th DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 800, free of discount, three
mile heats, entrance $40.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
April % III
The prospects are good for fine Racing this
Spring. The following stables of horses will be
here next week Col. McCarso's, Major Doswells,
Mr.. Claibourn's, Mr.. Adams's, Mr.. Mackland's,
Col. Whites, Mr.. McDanicl's, Mr.. Ilonscrigh,'s
and some others. NJ. Il. Proprietor.
Nav "a tdr
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ss,M.2MiSo
~"TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

$ published semireekiy, fererg Monday and 7h"rsd"yJ at
-Four Dollars per ann"m; payable d" ndr""ee. No snoscrP-
s;sr pfU be rcccired fora sho'ter period than sir months; and
/, . pcper mU be discontinued, fcrcept at The discretion Of the
Edusrs,J until all arrearages are pad.
BASEMENT rs inserted ntj0c eSts per square
for less for The first Insertion, and 81 cents for ercry sn6se-
Snent Insertion.
o., uJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpedtfo"sfy
\ id on reasonable terms.
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FOR RENT

nNE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
" Store, suitable for Offices or Lodging Rooms.
MARTIN, WARD Il DAVIS. &.
January |
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PETERS !; ]! III! |! /!

HNHE Imnshss aud increasing popularity Of
n these Pilis, Is another proof Of tbs infall
bilIty Of tbs old sdsge. tha, truth u powerful
and will prevail" Oihor pills arc ouly pulled.
hui DR.. Peters are purchased and praised sad re-.
commended until the demand ior than has be
come almost universal,
DR.. Peters would impress this fact upon the
public, tina, his pills are DOT quack medicine,
but a scientific compound OF slmplc., which has
been tho resell OF many years intense arpIicatioa
10 a profession In which be was reguIstly bred,
and hence II Is as popular with the regular acui.
ty ~ with the people at large
Ono Of the many pceuliar virtues of The Vsre-
table Pills il, thai while very powerful IN their
effects they are particularly mild aud gentle 10
thar action Unlike the generality of medicines,
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Look at This !!
Country Iartrn
Stop tie Thief!!!

A BLAt h ieaiher trunA belonging n DAVID
n EGEk, German emIg ant, ass taken from
bshind ,hr Sage, betSeeB Col. " Pfice Il Grli-
f., on iu.-daF morning last The trunk i a.
bout l. inches deep and aice. ard rather over 2
feet lgng Wllh the leaihgr some bal tern from
The bacS. l. contained Htafly The shoie proper
t. 1 - ownsr, consisting ct lev clothes. mark
ID o. L. and several arueles Of Merchandizr, eth
whIeh he "a. ,sytlhBg SosthA ct, 70 lcok pu' a
home 'of BIS family Some Of these articles may
lead % tie detsctpa Of ihe Thief and are there
for ua.ned. Blue cloth coat, ain black wet
ooIlsr, VI riUo Shaals, d5z.n G,rm1a Stirsr
5 .osu- rge ard small, ard Accofdlons, Ger.
man uisno actute. differing considerably from
tbose usually found IN this Tsgion.) ] be owner
i prepared Identify any Of The above OF any G.
tder contest. Of IRE Trunz
Sir E - stranger 20 our language and Gus
tom. and TIN. circumstance Impresse. dsublc
oblg Tim ob all gnod citizens 70 spare no proper
TBssn, lar cedecting tie Thief
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HERMAN ETNULlfR, " y,
NAt1tE NAN rAtLI Vt u.
AIDtPhts NtkNER, Il y.
Germany lkrfu b.r i0, So
Important Information

r. thess sats,as FtfA tse,sSa Asskss. LfsrrAas
Srmtnsf ComPataI., Csa,ss Grasp. 4 >gaszs
- NliL Uu.ay 81 4 :. BtkNAgD's R,r.dg
m for solSrs has ceased to b. gfUt ista. In.
I.rst ace, the only sure igpnda,ton o Medicinal
on eli other kind. o. ksos ledge, hss yEse,Usily
established @hat the judteiags eompos''ton Of ,as
Remedy, 80 sduirable ada taneu 10 Tbs ssfluu.
indications which occur She course Of tho-r dis.
eases Of the stomach, Hrsi sba bowels, ussslly
TOT 10 anticipate from the frat u ali experience
Aowesef, that Of men eomps,sal to discriminate
aeenuteiy and 70 decide lastly UPON the effects ot
medicine. must BE- ths bes, aud With sacs IA
ia syor even The sl0si asiidi0us ia these matters
Husi lay aside these pfsIadlces,
TIE indira,,ons vi cats ars--to irarquilira ii {
s,enach and baBss TO relieve sac cIcs.slvs pub
ing and pgfgIng 10 allsy lbe Increased irtItsbih.
~ u The nieslues, giving risc 10 increased pens
,alio motion 10 relieve that rheumatic state Of the
boaels which Is often The attendant OF eAfunic ca
ses sometimes accompanied with Inflammation
and liberation 10 overcome the spasms sqab lire
the cHcalation, and restore warmth 10 the surface
remove congestion OF the internal otrans and b
relieve the morbid irritabilly ol thf-Lraln add nst
Vous system ;-all OF Nbich has baen effected hy
the Of B,rnar9's Rsasdy fer CAoisra; cortis
estes Of which have been gwen ., various iiaasa Of
the sfhcsoy IN cases widely different ia lhef orl
gis and progress Of each other.
u Look to the Csr,fea,cl and directions which
accompany each bottle. they are che best evidence
lha, -an be gwen For ssle Nv Williams & noya
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Dental Operations.
Public Notice.

Public Notice.
A am determined 10 leave this place in few
N seeks / have disposed OF my establish.
men, to Mr. Rlchsrd Wrsrn, who will continue t2
carry on busiaess ia the same lice as have here.
ioiofe done. THIS, therefore, IS TO give notice.
thai all those DO have standing accounts Wllh
me 10 cali Immediately aud seiue the same, by
CASH or NOTE, as am determined 10 have ny
boslness settled as soon as possible,
WM. SkNDREY.
Nor. 6, 1888. 423,f
IA have also a small House 10 reat on the
EsS aain street. by the year. Persons wishing
10 f,ut viii please make application Immediately
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gripping. s''h tause, 4,
Peters Vegetable Pills are new ,.
those .ho have had an oppos,pa;, .sssrds5 D
BLESSING. Asee PubIIl
Without an exception In are a,
medicine has spread with sceL ,.,;s,, osuntfI, n
such universal satisfaction. f's"y and ei,s,
Prepared BY Joseph Pries,l, Pe,,..
1873 Liberty street. New York. Pss, ~ y, n
40 Pills. Price 50 csn,s. Aseh 0sr eoalsi,,
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MALE ACADEMY.

TBNHE Trustees Of the
TyS-sN.A Charlotte Male Acad-
N emy have the pleasure OF
JASNvzNE announcing 10 the pubic,
r. .ASA-aN-A that the Exercises OF the
- Institution commenced on
Monday, the 22d instant. under the supSriaien-
dsnce OF Mr. Thomas b. Arery. Mr., Avery pre-
.eptsd 10 The Board Of Trustees such satisfactory
testimonials as a soung gsniemsn of correct Prin-
clples and high qualifications az an instructor, as
to Justify the Trustee, in engaging him.
Parent, and guardians wishing 10 avail them
selves OF favorable opportunity of educating their
sons aud wards, are respectfully requested 10 apply
to either OF the undersigned for information respec-
ting the Courss OF Sludles, rates OF Tuition DC.
DR.. DUNLAP.
I. {. CAL DIV ELL,
JOHN IRWIN.
J. d BOYD,
VI " ALEXANDER,
LEROY SPRINGS.
JOSEPH SMITH.
CIayls,t,. O,totls3s. 42lG
dJ7Good board may BE- had IN the best families
either IN the village 81 one mile distant upon res'
sonable terms
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Land for sale.

faNHE subscriber being de,lrous Of removing 10
Il The S,,h,h, offers tot .ale the plantation on
vaieh b. resides, J9nIng the ano- OF the heirs Of
Hugh MDuwell, J.ns Taylor David Reid aud
ethers, containing 225 lcrss. CO the premises
J. good Dwelling house and other necessary out.
houses, bssldes good gln house asd cotton sores
n good repair The situation IL healthy aud has
COED water and good meadow. Also, tract be-
longing t. Ai.tsudsr Moofe, joiHtng The above,
containing 100 acres, nearly all woodland AID
, III tunbetra Also, the tract m which Jesse
Calbey how lives, containing sc acres, ~Hh a
comfortable dazzling house AND other out build
rugs with good aaler. Terms reasonable. For
further information apply 10 the subscriber.
WIN MOORE
Oct. 20, 1888. 1929
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Charlotte. iuF p. is3s. lV
9 9 9 q . 9 Z z z
4 ttfilhralc tom isftc n'fH befs q ~ hLDi'
CAL PROf LS>luN ~ Getmso, IN kgfops

ltrtlhralr tom lsrtc n,tH bcfs 81 Tbs MIDI.
CAL PROf ES>IuN IN Gefmsoy IN Eufops
We, l..r apssivi 0,d p'aeiiiio..4ss d medicine
10 Gsfmsnl, arc seH scare thai, By our casiss.
cmAy ioti,u ina iurudsbIP ri sou, % the facnl-
q, bot nol o its bcuryrlsul nleHib~fs, 10 sft On
uhucae.d b, selfish aiuiises 1hougt &c .eali ~
nam ftam az s1prsssiuh o. ogt optn1su. tthrf o.
TIC sounahss. o. uusughdhess 81 Df. g. lickr's
neE sneiuHS. aIs happy 20 a. hat = sciu
Ssn4iNt gso valuable u,d 70 Be gsnsfal.y AnSs a
-9t Rhai oar tyrs 5th9}d AID 8aI ears heaf nc
u.usi u ssye.
We hpt,b, state. that wher " laas oEap
Coal hrs ca e t-t~fe 90. Gef en- peb,te. a.
;bs rFttsncra dt.co,efef q tea d,ssiftos Asd =
ncN ntatuue, held bus % ihs high cun
tsmgL B lisslns sd n,rGll ptuncuDelng hia e
b. a Base imyp.ist and Tbs 5tines quArks hot.
"a bsatfug 81 mu.h said shao tas sauaiN.
4gaiust a snc lut 81, Me wert uduesc, fguai mo
tyrs 81 curiosity arfriy. % make trtai d u -
pyts o riftge. npon pue4bef = INST hs.sless
pa'ltuis. and Nr nos desfu a 90 boabdsn cuit
ltv,n at mo rsgepss ID euf 'sii.latsfssil gshsth
- sekasS ridge ~ iieaeg 20 cufgng ~ s.sj raf-
sut gibn. hsl othsf ltzffai uss.aaits, = hifA -
have Aefetu'0rs behaved 10 h. tucu'Ahe Or
eunless = TO- ,he dl,ssssFsi ~ this .avd Fss a.
a. unce ssa,ostd ~ "a cor u'irf astnatsh'asst
~ ihess uacGpee'sd fssalts ana, 40 anls ID. VIC
4ur lbsAg Of hia., a. irarktF ecuarss 10 iat
spiit thsl bxA 50 hia pbaanlhfpptsi, nbo
Gacs roaof la ne pfo'ssslgn an4 - car ebasuy
%aIeh gave tia, bsth.
fus recent slai5inA q IN. med ,r,ss tato sssit
" cor kpiopeas t.-i ,t4Ie Il altf eut ss.tAaty
hat d vsfofms FL u, saua.t,s.. | nrea,a ost
oaf tsstnt0oy, lof Hkffttst Il "a uscd, ! u ~
osn bssi Nriurss
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Warrdatee Deeds for sale al this Office.
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NOTICE.

A LII perseus indebted 70 tbs estate If Mnga.
"a fei Neel, decd, are requested to come ior
~ard ard seule and those having claims 10 pre-.
seni thefn, - Ulsh 70 settle the estate BY the lst
Of January next.
WM II. NEEL. A4mr.
Oct %. I~3s. fi2I
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We have a number Of debts due Us, cortacts d
IN lo37--i, is expected Of all such that payment
b. made forthN IN. Interest siII positively be
charged on all accounts over IL mehiLs' slascing,
and collections made without reserve after the lst
Q; January neat.
TAYLOR & CHAFFIN.
CA0rloifs. OFT 81, ls5-. 42lf
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In Equity.
Meckienburs County, N. G., Apgust Term,
1888.
Sarah A. Harris and olhers


John Penmsn and others.
TT appearing 70 the satIsiscsasn OF tho cenr''
Thai Henry Blandell. William Smith. james
Nasn,.,. Henry Hssihoa, Georgs d. Longs,sfi,
Solemon Cohen, Abraham Harris. Lewis Asrens.
Samuel Marniss, Charles Bond, Abraham honi.
John s.ik, David Wilson and Israel lssaes. De-
t,ndan, in this bi ere no, rescsnts OF this State.
II Is ordered BY Court, that publication be made
Tor a. weeks, 10 The Charlotte Jesrnsi. tor said
defendants 10 appear ., the nsa, Court Of Equity.
10 be held Tor aid coanis, q, The Court hssss A.
Charlotte. on The Sd Monday Of febrpsr, next
aud answer. otherwise the tll VII BE- taken pro
coniesso Us to them.
Witness, David r. Dunlap, Clerk ard Master
in Equity, al ofies, The % Monday Of August
A ID. less.
ID. n. DuNLAP. c. q NJ. Il.
Ost. q. 1895. Price adv. SO ia26
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-16
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
NECkLENHURG CCrsIY,
Superior Court u Lar, FaH Term, .ls3s.
Henry Casper,
rs. Petition Cor Divorce.
Rachel Casper.
H / appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Cou''.
u that tie defendant. z chsl Cas gct, reside. ~.
yoad the limit. Of hi. STATE ihercfptr ordered.
shst publication BE- made tor ~ seeks, 90 he
Charlotte Journal. 'or her "a appear 81 ~ rcGt
Superior Court q La, % b. held 500 The Ceuu'y
81 Msckicnburg al me Court House 10 Char otir,
% the 81 Monday 81 February nsrf. and an.a cr
the plaintiff Pelrioo, osbefsise Jnde uept pro
coHiesso = i be taken against hIn, ard tho cause
heard o1parir.
Wines, q Kerr, Clerk ~ our said Court, a.
Office, The 81 Monday Of August. 4 h ie3-.
]. Il. kERR & ) c.
Price aa7. 49, 1926