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nfthe Revolution married before the close of their boz.
" bands military services, may receive under bs nc,
Of Congress, of July L. 1886, the pensions TO Which
their husbands would have been entitled, reHpcctvoy
under the act of June q 1892. The Senefs Of the sti
of July 4, 1885, are extended to widows OF ali revon
tonary officers and sodiers whether they have mnrr
again, not pr0ridsd they are noio widows Als
widows of such officers aud soldiers continued se
vice u.tl the Sd OF Nov. 1883, and were married bci
that day. are equally entitled.
Jan. / 1904. Widows of officers and soldiers married
before this day entitled 10 five years pension from
LIST March, 1876 and, in proportion, en- their hu,r
bands have deceased since. Pension hbHsinoss uads
these acts md all others, attended 10 by the sutseribr
"Su J. COVE
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To TIE LADIES.

nR uulI'S urEBO ABDOMINAL SUProRTrr
ru,lliS new Instrument ior tho Radical Cure Of rt,i,
L ucn, or fahug Of The Womb. by external spnlt,is,
supci sedug the usc OF tho Objectionable rcssaf eog
dcoi,aS recommended 10 tho afflicted Sc the ,uesn, al
perfect fcstotaiion 90 hcah It never having failed ot D..
iurmng cure, uudct the most aggravated ccsut
ccs Il has received the decided Appreciation ct As
Cooper, OF london SIR Bcuiamiu q. bfodic, Sr n.,
Ciatk Thyscmn To- the Queen nt. Ashwrl, lccio.oa,
Midwifery To- Guys Hospital. nt Rigby LcctpcrtoN
Bartholomew, Dr.. Griffith, Lecturer Go Nrsfnss.,
Hospital ". Rims5oihsm, lecturer Go londou Hop,
Robert Ferguson lecturer Westminster Lying is
tai nr. Swcaiman lecturer to MddloscN Hospital aad
NOR Accoucheut 90 Quccn Char'otics lying~u l'.tt
also BY Henry DAVIS Conquest Biundel Lee Mcftaa,
Surgeon kcatcs, .Sc hy Dr. Morcau President 81 lbe
cadomic Royal do Mtdccinc PARIS and aeconchclr tote
Duchess dc Orleans Professor Ncpcau. Mapoln, fsa
Dubois SAMSON. ard others. And IN New York, O., r-,
iossor W Francis. e. : Bedford. NJ. u. rrfsaf q
Midwifery inthe University At the CITY Of Nstc iort Pc
fcssor pca6eld professor Fnneis H. Johnston rfc'ta,
county Medical Society lautons IIui president N'to
society, state of Ntir furk professor James MN'ugh
of Albany professor March professor Cyrus Pcfkos P
icssot Doane DIS. Thos BOYD, Gilbert smith lloas
Stcatns. Ludlow kissom, NachV, Power, Gny.'u, v
Rensselaer, and many other distinguished PhyNciaes ~ Old
United States.
A. q. HUlI,-ohico Ncsey street, Astorhouse, \.
II A constant supply Of the above instfumonts v
kept 10y 0co"l!.
JAMES PORTER Rutland
T., II. pREN1lSS Montpelier,
T. w BREW STER, Mhddisbtpy
ROBERT MOODY, burlington,
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DANIELS g. BELL
COUGHs' COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
n. IL. DOWNS,
Veg PgR5Ee EsNESGlsiiC EIEiIsr,

tsEOst EbsfStdfsstC EIEftfF.
IN NJ Of the most certain and sure remedies, for
~ coughs, colds, eonsumptons, whoopng cough
sshma, CataTrh, Group, aud all diseases Of the lungs
which has ev : been offered to the public
This Elixir, unlike any of the cough remedy, is the
result OF long experience by the proprietor in his own
case, who. IN the year 1927, given over by hi.
friends and physicians in confirmed consumption
with bleeding at the luns) by which disease the year
previous, he had lost two brothers. Since that lime
It has been administered 20 thousands with Unparalleled
success, may be by reference 10 the few cert.
heates sutonod to the pamphlet attached each bot.
tic, and may be had OF agents without charge.
II docs not operate mos, cough medicines do re-
licying the patient for few days, tfter which they
loathe II, leaving the cough tight than before this
on the contrary does not stop the cough instantly bat
enables The patient 10 throw of the tough phlem with
out decorating The lungs while nature and the healing
qualities Of the elxer. by removing all morbid iria-
tons and inflammation from the Lungs 10 the surface
md finally ezpels IL by preparation, aud otherwse W Il
effect cure, and the patient during the tmo ~
become attached TO At, By which and perseyer-
anee, many valuable lives have been saved.
few certificates added to convince the most 10
croduous Of The superiority Of this medicine over auy
ether IN use while i i recommended TO those suffering
10 "read, try, JUDGE aud then 'speak Rs they find
Mems Curtis Russell cannot forbear 10 uloi IN
you q the rcFult upon of my children from the use
oi N. u. Downs Vegetable Balsauc Eixcr." Some
tine last winter was yifi, TO my iHtherinlaw ia
!crcc, with my wife uDd children. when there, the
youngest son took violent cold, which retutel ia an
affection upon the luug which bil fair 10 terminate ts
life ~ short time. The advice Of regular phyfican
and olhe. having been obaaud which appeared Of DO
service % the little sufferer the lat resort could
think o. was induced 20 ride twenty miles and Oh.
aino1 bottle u rhc Elixir. Upon nv retarn went
nmt lialey 10 administering n. aud ia a short hour
the child bssun 10 hea.h more freely. flin perse.
Eered uniii efenng, when u vas apparently recover
NJ last. And slihcugh few hours before the child
vac supposed 10 he past all recovery. IL was bat three
days hsiore We enanle 10 return home with the
child ~b'eh soon Tegansd iis usual health aud has
since remained -.
fe1 VIII therefore, consider that eau but discharge
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

I OST, between Penfieds Mills, in Pitsford. nnn
the subscribers house in Chittenden, on the lGh
inst an old red Morocco Pocket Book containing some
notes receipts and bills Of timber. Persong agaits
whom the subscriber holds cautioned against
paying them TO any one but the payee. Whoever maY
have found said Pocket Book and viii leave il At the
Rutland Book Store, at Grangers IN Pttsford, shat
be suitably rewarded for their trouble.
LYMAN HlTCHCOCk.
Chittenden. 22I July, 1899.
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Mason Taft,
NJ ISL TO infoim the public tina, he is manufaetp,
w iug every description Of
COMRS

winch will be sold wholesale and retail AT the
Coihp ac1ofy ~ Rutland, halt a mile north of the
SouH iouse, lcaed Meehaniesyille where Merchants
Ieaiss aud others wishing purchase are requested
'" can before purchasing where they will find lie
Afgesi, cheapest and best assortment Of Combs IN Ru
land 81 this side Of New York City and as ehesn a. in
NE city Shell combs kept on hGnd for sale
shell Combs paired ia the nealest possibe nanns,
Tue highest prices paid ior Or and Cows horns
32-4
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Nasllingtn Grey J..

TBE IuLL BLoOD. TBoKoUGH BkEKD
IfOFtNE,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-08-06

GioR general Use, IN eascs o. Janndico morbid tea,
:. biny Of the stomach aud bow cls lo. Of attefto
laii breath o"s,iFeaost Pos, snl all diseasss
iron hillary deransemeufs,-aifo for corroetiBg ne
slate q the blood sad cleansing the system u foul
siteid humors. 1hsfe pills q mild eatharte uro.
dac.ns asher pains srpug, and there fore sal
Hsnls and highly approved neiicins AMI pre rronann
s'i each ~ the most dsii0g Pbysicions zach
box containing - Pill.
Pfee 81 l-g eonisa box
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NJL the subscribers, being appointed by the Hoe
w Probate Court, Tor the District Of Rutland
missionefs 70 receive eHanns and us all claims -s
mands for al persons, sgains, the estate Of
ORANGE GREEN
late Of Dsnby 10 said district deceased, Represented w
vent aud also all claims aud demands exhibited 10 90
thereto and sI months from the third day Of Jsas "a
beng allowed BY said court for that pufp9se We =
therefore hereby give notice that We viii atiend o.
business Of our appointment, Il the dwelling house
Geeen Of Dsnby, the lot Thursdsy Of August o.
snd November ne1t from O'Clock, A, d. unih : ''~
Y. N. on each of ssTd days
JONAS CLARKE.
KLILs BUCIIlN,T. Co@mis'i'''''
SENECA SMITH.
Dated Al DshbY tbis Z5ih day u June 1857 p"
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rs the most valuable remedy in for Coughs Colds
Asihsma or Phtisic Whooping Cough, and Pulmonary
Affections of every kind lis sale is steadily increasing
and the proprcor constantly receiving the favor
able Of its effects The following certificates
are offered for publication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08
Trust sale Of Land.

I pursuance of deed Of trust, executed IN
l. Giles Fuqua and Elizabeth Fuqua, his wife r.,
purposes thereinmo particularly set forth. hs..
ing date the 30th day of March in The YEA, 80
and ofrecofd in the clerks office of The comfy .'
OF Pntsy lvania shall, on Wednesday The fo,,,ea,
day OF August in the year eighteen hundred a",
thirty nine, ii fair, il not the next far day n.y.. "a
TO sell, on the premises. by way of public
the highest bidder, for cash, the tra.t of + AM
therein conveyed, TO me. This tract of land Ito. -
PItisylvanla county, on Saunton river abou, ,h,s.
four miles below Wards bridge and was n,s u,
the estate of the late Henry Ward, deceased T. !.
believed. that there are about seventy acres or ia's
grounds upon H. which is said 10 be yalu,ble a, ~"
highly productive The highland CONSISTING w." y,
about three hundred and sixty one acres is no, ss
fertile, but is said to be well iimbered A n,ono,'
ton oil it, however, is said be pretty good iobacco
land.
Any person, wishing TO purchase, will. il is mr..
sumded wish 10 see it, and, in that event Mr. CHI
Fuqua, who resides upon the land will. have ~.
doubt, shew II TO any person wishing to examine !,
The title is believed to be good but SELLING as ,r,
tee, shall warrant only such tile to the pnrebas,r
as is conveyed to me.
JOHN b. DABNEY Trustee
June ID -,
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x,.,.CHHyRG FILL R.fCEs.

rI,HE RACES over the Lyochbnrg Course viii
L commence on Tuesday the 9Th September
next, aud continue four days.
Finsr DAY-A match Tor $3.50 aside, mile heats,
sl00 forfeit.
II. w. Qnarles names eh by Kandolph's Janus,
dam Salttam.
s. Woodrpof names rig by Young American l.
clpse. dam Betsy West
Second Race same day--A coli stake, 81 80 en-
trance . mile heats. half fofle, to name aud
close Isl September.
srcoxn DAr--A match for $500 aside, . mile heats,
bali forfeit.
Melville Talbot names ch h forluuatus, years old
hy old Carolinian, dam Charles.
Seth Woodroof names eh ~ Betsy Red, years old
by Red Rover. dam Betsy West.
Cd Race. same ddy-Purse 500, best IN FIVE
ten per ceIt. enhance added 10 the purse.
Cd Rare same daJ-A coli stake, 500 entrance
mile heats, hall lonelt, 10 maine aud close the Isl
September.
Tn,np DAY-Proprirfor's Purse 5000, " mile heats,
fifteen dollars entrance.
FouRrn DAY-Jockey Club Purse 500, mile
heats, twenty dollars entrance.
H. The money will he pad 10 the winner Tor
each days Race. freq Of discounts Good stables
&c furnished race horses gratis
MELVILLE TALBOT, =. X.
1.-Two, utdf
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Bank had been dictated by prudence. and also Of =
very general sequieseence in The truth Of the remarks
Of Sir ]. x. Reid on the gloomy condition Of the
mureY antits, viz,
I'll was his firm conviction and belief. that the
present diffoulty passing elond, aud that this
cloud which oyerhnng them had not bren froduecd
by any action Of the d apk. hut by nobinr more nor
less Than BY The balance of trade heing aganS, them
lie knew rs merchant, that he trade OF The eoun.
Try WAS Improving he knew, also that rs the es
ports TONI place thrir money would be returned ;
and he had no more 1onbt---no .npie snxieiy-aboui
seeing every hing feotided ban he bad o seeing the
sun rise 10 morrow morning"
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FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
kk.y'CEfHVKG.

THIS INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
Il in successful operation FOR SIX years, under the
most prosperous circumsaoees-noi dollar having
been lost or debt due The Institution but what las
been promptly paid. The Company continue TO
receive dcposrtes, upon the most favorable terms
that is, for any sum remaining with them under four
months, interest thereon from the dale OF dcposte
At three per cent per annum-ovcr four, and under
six months. four per cent, and six months, five
per cent per annpm.
Depostes generally paid upon application, but
the Company rcsciveto themselves The right OF re-
quningt"o weeks.
Thosa wishing 10 deposiie money, viii call upon
Bufwell.
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June ID

RANAWAI from the subscriber on the 9th Of
r. u July very bright muIatto Boy by the name
OF WARMER, about 5 feet Q inches in heeb,
~ years oil age, spare made, strait black hair
black eyes gentee in his appearance very polite in
his manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conce,
ed has SMALL scars on the back OF one of his hands,
lie took with him two suits Of cloihs one of yrav
broadcloth, frock coat and pantaloons the o,b,y q.
homespnn, copreras color roundabout x pantaloonS
and a black fur hat about half worn. 1t requires
close inspection 10 distinguish him from whte
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in IN.
direction OF Lynchburg, or Hillsborough, or
down the river.
| will give the above reward if taken over, %
miles from home; over 10 aud within 90 miles. $50;
whnlO miles, $40, if lie is returned TO me, or
lodged in Jail SO that get HIM again.
NATl]L. p. THOMAS,
Near Milton, N. e.
July % 70
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LAND EOH SALE OR RENT.

rE1nE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell. ald good
i bargan may be had. IN TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the south part Of Bedford county. Tie
tract contains about 2000 acres, is we'll watered and
lies we'll aud has considerable quantity ol good To-
bacco Land nnelcared. The Improvements are
DWELLING HOUSE, with other ont Houses,
aud between 200 an 500 acres Of cleared Land under
good lrncr. Further description is deemed I'M
Necessary, il IS not probable any person would buy
without ,icwng the Land drsl. The rraei viii he
divided if rrqunod, aud II moi sold before the 18th
Of September, wall be rented Ion The next year
EDMUND AUSTIN.
July % wlds
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POLITICAL.
The rauREsr LAND.

From ihe Persian.
"1'sll me. gentle uas Her, ihou
Who ha-t wander'd far and wide,
Seen the sweetest roses blow,
And the brightest rivers glide.
Say, ofall thine ewes hath seen,
Which The fairst land has been p
Lady, shall tell thee ul,efs
Nature seetns most blesI and fair
Far above all ctmes beside !
i1'is where those We love abide,
Aud tina, little spot is best
Which the loved ones foot hath pfsssj.
Thnnsh it be fairy space.
Wide and spreading i ,,e place
Though 'twere but barren mound.
'rwould become enchanted ground.
With thee. yon sandy waste would serm
The margin Of Al cawthaf's stream,
And thou conlds, make dungeons gloom
A bower where new born roses bloom"
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
.@S&3sIR


7 FAVE Lynchburg on Mondays, Wea,,.
II days and Fridays, AT O'Clock. 4. NJ a,t,a
Charlouessilles same evening. at 2 Z. NJ. I....'
charlottesville nexl day by A. NJ, reach the p,
Road, distance only 25 miles from Cha,lousa'
vile after the ls of July. by 10 O'clock, and arr.
ia Richmond same evenings, by ) T.. NJ This I've
be found by far the most comfortable route as wa,
as the most expeditIous to Richmond or co;a"
North, by way of Washington City. having no n;.ls.
travelling after leaving Lynchburg The lean.
and coaches on this line first rate, and ,Lo
drivers sk,iinl' careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared to render The irip safe and ,.'
SAINT 10 the passengers.
Fare though to Richmond, 50 SOTO Fr.do
ricksburg Sl2. 5. b, CLOVES. Aeon,
June II,
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Encourage Your own Manufactures.

nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of your town encoula-
ged, by buying your II ATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat We sell helng Manufactured by our.
selves IN the town OF LyHchbnrg, shall not be inle-
rio, any and bring determined 10 sell low. tof
cash, we hope. therefore, the advantage we offer 10
aud as there will be no credit IN our business, good
customers will mol have TO pay loi bad ones. We
have Just re 'cived good Stock OF
HArTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the noalest manner. by
FIRST rate workmen. We are also receiving agoi ID
assortment OF ladies' aud gentlcmen's Shoes, mems
and boys fuc Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps some
Of superior quality. Al olwhich will he sold low
FOR rush only. DlNkbE RUMBoIGll.
fine assnfmcnt al Ladies' aud Gcmlcmen's
y III % 3! = alsoa good assortment Of llalters'
Trimmings.
Nov. ~ wlom
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A CaIf-sI.in pocket Book,
ZI.y.CxsHURG EOH.rDR..
July p

TUE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
call the attention of the public, TO their ne" es.
tablishment. (ihe Lynchburg Fonndry,) situated
Immediately on the canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford, where we are prepared TO do any Kind
of Casting. Mil Iron Machinery ofany description
with nealncsss and despatch We hope by strict at
tention 10 business To merit portion Of public pa
tronage. Any orders from the Country will meet
- nh prompt attention. J. T. DIUGUID Y Co.
May y WIS
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Jan. 81
Tsr. William sherwood :

TENAKE NOTICE, that | shall the 23d day OF
4. August 1899, at the Office fChiswel Dabney,
in the town OF Lynchburg, take the Dispositions of
Jonathan knight, John Boyle and Others, to be read
evidence the rial OF the suit depending in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
The county of Bedfnid, wherein | am Plaintiff, and
YOU and Others are Deendans-and should the Ia
king Of SAID Dispositions not be completed on the
day above named, the taking thereof will be contin-
ued from day to day at the place above designated,
mill the whole taken.
THOMAS +. HARRISON.
Jnly IA w1w
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COURSE OF TIE BANK OF ENGLAND
In the House &C Commons. on tie sih nl. in the
dlscussion on the motion OF Mr.. Hume fut a com.
miiee 10 investigate the affairs ct the Bank of Eng
land, the present condition and future course OF the
Bank was brought under REVIEW
Mr.. Atwood the menbcr from Birmineba in
aspeecb IN support Of Mr.. iume's notion dec Jared
his belief that the bank had not then a million OF
soveresbs IN us vaults. and Mr.. Hume declared The
Bank 10 be Strengthened INIT means
In me course OF very spnncd reply 10 these re-
marks, SrJ J. Rae Reid he Governor Of The Bsvk
sad that IT was thar tie Bank was In n statr
oi distress occasloned by oref.traibg He had Then
IN his possession return of The i INK of ENGLAND
notes N circulation from s33 to 1850 which show
cd the following tlrts:
Ia 1888 the circulation was clsoOl 900
I93t lS.i00, 0aO
1903 $4,000
1896 IA lno' ono
1887 IA ano nnn
1888 lS.4nn 0na
1889 : Am ooa
Sir J. X. Read continued his observations ly say
ing that The Bank had not been guilty oC over.tr.,
The average amount OF the notes ~ crcuation ti1-
ring the - previous weeks came So close that ge nle.
nIen wonld see they had gone with the utnost
regularity. and he stated the returns whch we're
nearly the sanie each week. /, had also been assc,
ted thai the bullion in the Bank amounted 10 no
more Than three millions. Thar said Sir j. WAS
not true"
Mr.. Atwood CONTINUED the debate, aud read an
extract from The Bankers Circular of the 2Ist of
June, paper, he said. which was admitted to be
one OF authority all affairs of the Bank and OF
the commercial concerns Of the country. The ex
tract which he read urporled to upon author
ry. that the Bank OF En- gland had refused TO dis
count bills coming through or bearing the mark OF
being in Connection with Joint stock bank or bills
belongins 20 parties in the or cotton trade or o
those engaged IN the disposition Of colonial produce
This, DIR. Atwood eonended. if the case. was in
facf conveying to the parties who dealt in these
tiers, that they must expect lose 5, 90 o per
cent. and that IN order To- the commerce of the
country there must be fall in prices
The governor Of the Bank promptly denied the
authority Of this statement. add said 'liat there was
m rule Of he Bank Directors, which placed a res.
friction on bills cunning from parties engaged IN tho
cotton trade
This svowal Of SrJ. X. Reid was received with
evident Subtraction by the House. aud Mr. Atwood
said he sure The statement would be received
with great satisfaction by The gentlemen engaged in
r.Imerce in the cry. and IN this country gene
Ase
- ,hc.al Us which bore me marx of having pas,
r...,, =. 49,, INT stock bank, il inferred thar SC
Ne savshs,ss,nmsnt Of the Circular was correct
.rws ,I''' neIeo. annouuced that tie motor
Q, NJ hume was rrJs,,ed nv = very aec,ded yo,e
Which - regarded as Ino.,y. or ,rv ,ens,,,; IT,,
preston among the mcnbe. ia, lie cersc or In,
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4 and for Sale.
Tract or Parcel of Land.
167 ACRES,

more or less adjoining the lands belonging to the heirs
OF r. A. Harris deed and other>,--u being tie
Land ON which James Tankersey at present resides
and the same purchased by him of John n. Ander-
SON as Will appear from his (the snd Anderson's)
deed, bearing daieo the Ist day of October 1888,
and filed among the papers in the case of g" Ander-
serson as Tfnkersey,' in the Circuit Superior Court
oil Law and Chancery for the county of Bedford.
he sale viii be made ia pursuance of a decree
OF the Court aforesaid made on the 7,h day Of No
Vembef, 1888, In the Of John N. Anderson
pianth against ames rankersley defendant. Should
persons wish view the Land before the doy ol sale
Mr. Tankersley will polot II out to them.
WILLIAM Il. JONES, Sheriff If Bedford,
AID Commissioner.
July 25 wJs
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DAVID ROBES, c. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
L ....I.L.... LII. 81 n.lA u

CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, }
Lynchburg, July gu, 1895
The parties in this will take notice that |
have appointed Saturday The 3lSt day OF August,
1899, TO the accounts directed by the fore
going order of Court; on which day they are re-
CURED to attcrd my office in this town. with their
accounts, vouchers aud copies Of court papers, PIE
pared for examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGU, elk.
July 10 Win
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IHs's.p5ke Lead for sale.

M will sell Tract Of Land living on the tp,n-
w pike road leading from ynchbu,g to New
London, about miles from Lynchburg The
Tract contains 400 more or less, about one
half in woods, and well timbered. The Land lies
well and produces kindly There is fine Meadow
on the premises Its conuguity to Lynchburg would
renderit valuable. ANY person wishing To purchase,
can apply to JOHN II. AUSTIN, or
+. e.. ARNOLD.
attorneys for W. W. dustin.
July % 3w
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
f5'iiE ANNUAL Meeting of the stockholders in
l. the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, will
take place at Dagger's Springs, on the 5th day Of
September next.
BY order ofhe President and Directors
JOHN GARTH Secretary.
OF the Nat. Bridge T. Co.
July % las
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08
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TJESSRS. Peter Fore lsham Harvey and E
" lzabeth his wife, James Bailey and Sally his
wife. Benjamin B. Fore. Anna Fore, Armstead
Roach aud Parsey his wife, Charles Foie, Francis
\. Stern aud Lucy his wife, being non.residents OF
Virginia, please take notice. that shall proceed TO
take the dispositions OF Samuel +. Moses aud 9th
ers, a, the Red House, in Charlotte county. in the
state Of Virginia between the hours of rising and
sunset. on the l4th day OF September 1889 /; said
depo sitions 10 be offered and read in certain suit
pending add undetermined in the Circuit Su-
perlor Courl of Law and Chancery for the county OF
Campbell wherein YOU are defendants and | am
planuh; at which time and place you may attend
II you think proper. WM HARVEY.
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