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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

WISH 10 dispose of two tracts OF Land DC
d longing to me, situated in Back Creek falley'
One tract contains $50 "a ACRES OF Lenu'
situated near the new bridge, on the road ieadps
from thence to Hedgesville, and joining the isnoe
of Robert ". Snodgrass and others. There ~
House and Stable on the premises, and never 'a~
ing spring of good water near the house AoyG.
10 acres of good meadow can be made upon ps
tract. One half of the tract is clothed IN hne 'h''
~ timber. an
TIE other tract is situated on the road leaul"S
from the Warm Spring road to Runners rei,y,
and within about one mile of the location oil 'pe
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and contains sp1us
I25 ACRES, one half of which is in hne tn'n'?
timber. The improvements consist OF a good"wei
ling House, Barn, and all other necessary ou',oua
dings, and a large number ofvarious kinds oil rtas
frees near the house. There is also a hne sf'''e
Of water near the house.
FREDERICK CLAYCoMb'
Mfrch g., 1889 If
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SprIng Il Summer Goods.

NNHE subscriber has just received and is open
ing a large and general assortment OF Neo
Sprtag and Summer Goods, to which he respect
fully invites the attention of purchasers. Among
the Goods will be found, Super and Common Blue
Black, Brown, Olive, Invisible Green, and Mixed
CLOTHS; PLAN aud Ribb'd Cashmere; Sum
mer Cloths sup. fg'd Satin Vestiug Black Satin
fac'd do super Marseilles and Neltiugs Linen
billings, plain and ribb'd; Striped Erminett bro.
French and Irish Linens BurlaPs; super Irish
Linens and Renting Table and Toweling Diapers;
Napkins and brown Table Cloths; painted Lawns;
French Muslins; French Chiniz; Calicoes; Cling
hams; Book, Swiss, and Jackonett Muslins; bar.
red, Swiss, and Jackonett Cambrics; Bandanna
and Swiss H'dkfs.; Thread, Bobbinet and Jacko-
nett Edgings and lnsertings; Bobbinet Qnillings
Thread Lace; black Italian Lustrine; back Mode;
Mousselain De Laines; coloTed florcnces; Rib
bons and Artificial Flowers; white and black "A
Grape; Gloves and Hosiery Of every description
Gum and worsted Suspenders; French worked
Capes and Collars; printed Collars fancy H'dkfs.
and Scalfs Bandanna and Spittleield H'dkfs. f;
green and black Gauze Wells; green Barage; &c,
with a large assortment Of Hardware and CUTLERY
Queen Glass, md Stone Ware Paints, Dye Stu1s
and Stationery-all Of which will be sold on the
very best terms. J.. w. BOYD.
Anrii 3. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

LATEST FASHIONS.

EEIRAM BOWEN, announces to his friends,
customers. and The public generally, that he
has iuss received from the northern and eastern CT
ties his reports Of the
FALL g. WINTER FASHIONS,
and is prepared to make garments for those who
favor him with their custom, according to the Ia
test and most approved style. Persons entrusting
him with their work may rest assured that be VIII
snare no pains in his endeavors to please-and his
charges will be found as moderate as those OF any
other shop in this section OF country. thankful
for past fayors, be hopes, BY diligence and attention
10 secure a continuance Of the same
Maintaining October u. I833-tf.
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DweIling-EEOuse,


STRAW CARRIERS, AND CLOVER -HUlLtRS.
YuNHE subscribers have commenced manufactu-
ring he above named articles. in tho Shop
lately occupied by +. Grieb d. Co, in South Poto-
mac street, Hagerstowp. where they are prepared
TO accommodate the public. al the shortest notice,
and on the most favorable terms. They datter
themselves that they will be able to furnish the
farmer with MACHINES 81 POWERS, which,
for speedy and clean threshine, with ease 10 the
borses, and for neatnoss and durability, are equal to
any that have been offered for sale IN this part OF
the country. They deem it unnecessary to give a
description Of their Machine and Power, as they
are well known to many farmers in this n~eighbor-
hood, who purchased them from their Shop IN
Chambersburg. The farmer runs no risk ia pur-
chasing, as they insure their Machines, &e,,
for such time and on such terms, rs to afford lima
full opportunity Of fully trying them
During the two last years, they have sold, from
their establishment in Chambersburg, upwards OF
l70 Machines and Powers, and had none returned.
They, with great confidence, recommend them to
the farmers. and respectfully invite them To call
and Judge fol themselves.
Their Shop in lIagerstown is intended to be per-
manent, and at PRESENTS under the direction g ftheif
foreman, Mr.. HiHaam Hal, who is fully authoii
xed TO make contracts for the finn.
J. f.. BRADY Il co.
Hagerstown, June 10, l839.-2m
rPFarmers who have already purchased Ma
chimes. are informed that Straw Carriers can easi-
" he attached to them. Ihose DESTROYS of having
this Improvement, would do well to Apply IN time.
T. T.. & Co.
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TTE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE,

;. ,ah,;shed every Thursday morning at 81 ,00per
aprun payable in advance, $3.50 within the year
mi $500 at the end Of the year. No paper can
he discontinued until all are arage are PAID, ex-
cept at the option Of the publisher.
Advertisements will be inserted three VINES az y !
nsr square OF twelve lines, and 25 scents per square
for every subsequent insertiDn-thc number oiIn
sertions TO be marked upon the manuscript, or copy
Of the advertisement sent, or ii will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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SECOND SUPPLY

wyETLs & FANCY HDKFs-Chan,lly scarf.
"a new article; Shalley, Fancy Hdhf'. and
searfs; Silk Lace, do. Black and White ofieono
Wells, something very nice. Just Ieee,yed and Tor
sale by a.
April 10. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

FIRGE.s-g.9 - In the Circuit Superior CouIt OF
Low and chancery for Morgan County; June
samuel EeSles PIN.
against
John Hutchinson, Admir- Ex-oficio Of james Hook,
deed, Catharine Hook, (~widow) Emily Hook,
Sarah Hook, and James Hook, infant heirs Of
atJJames Hook. deed. dHs.
IN CHANCERY.
NyHE defendants, Catbafi ne Hook Emily Hook,
and Sarah Hook, not having entered tbeiraP-
paarance aud given security, according TO the sci
of Assembly, and the rules Of this Court, and ltsP,
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are MOI
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth; 1t Is oroefep
that the said defendants do enter their appearance
to this suit, on the fret day ofthe next term ana
answer the plaintiffs biIll: and that a copy OF tni'
order be forthwith published IN SOME newspaper ~
Berkeley County, tor two months suecessiyeIy, aho
a like copy posted at the front door OF the Ioaii-
House in said County Of Morgan.
A ~Copy.--Teste.
J.. REICIiARD, c. n. c.
.Juue %. 133g.-2m
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NInNSE GDGO-AlIlzS
Wool! WOOL! WooE!!!

VNTE wish to buy a large lot of Wool, and will
Wv give the highest prices for the article. We
hope all those wishing to sell will call and see rs.
MAY Is 1889. w. LONG Il SON.
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TNRbs'OifgTiCS.

EN1E would invite the attention Of Ladies to
Wv our stock Of French Capes sind Collars, La
ces, Edgiuss, QillHgs, and lnseItiugs, which is
unusually large and cheap.
Aptil 10, A. ROBINSON & Co.
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EIOa. SAFE.
.FEnrtlMsbmrg foundry.

sFAVaV StaVoUFtE = "A UtFssVVF u
FEYlERE can be had at this time at the Foundry
Il Moald- Boards of the different kinds that are
in use in the country, aud HOLLOW WARE of all
descriptions. Machinery can be had on shott notice,
warranted Of good iron and souud-and at as low
charges as can be had at any other place. Pro
duce, at The market price, willb taken in payment
also, Iron, and Cash-no credji.
DANIEL M'GlNLEY & Co.
May %, l837-tf.
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IN CuANCERY

yEyHE said defendants, James Alpheus Gustin,
Elizabeth Gastin, John b.. +. Gustin, Aburdy
Gustin IT,, Robert Gustin, Rachel Gustin, Anne
Gustin, Isaac Porter and julia Ann his wife, Isaac
Fecklin and Margaret his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security, according TO
The act o.. Assembly. and dle rules Of thls Court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: 1t Is
ordered, thatthe said defendants do appear here on
the first day of July term next, TO answer the bill
of the plaintiff: and that a copy OF Ibis order be
published, forthwith, in some newspaper IN Mar.
tinsburg for two months successivelv, and n like
COPY posted on the front door of the Court-House
of the said County Of Morgan.
Cory.-Teste.
J. RICHARD, c. NJ. c.
Nav l6 183o-om
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Eye ~ 0gsfCd.

TuHHE subscribers will pay a fair price for1OOO
a B j S H { | S of good Rye, delivered at the
Opequon Mills. SrARBUCK & FORMAN.
ApriI2 1899.
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10 The Timing and COPper-Smithing bust
ness, in all its various branches, carried on as here
toro,e. J. II. b.
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against

John Hunter and Della his wife, Sarah O. High,
Robert +. Guslin, EmeIioe Gustin, James Alpine
US Gustin. Elizabeth Gusrin, John Il + Gnstin,
Aburdy Gustin .jr, Robert Gusrin, Rachel Gus
lin. Anne Gustin, Isanc Porter and julia Ann his
wife, Isaac Feeklin and Margaret his wife,
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Tailoring

VIRGINIA. :--At rules holden IN the Clerks
Office of the County of Morgan, on Monday the
9Th day Of May 1889.
Robert c. G~aslin, assignee of Aburdy Gustin,
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FALL g. WINTER FASHIONS,
Enud q. .Tatfs For Safe.

TEyHE subscriber wishes to sell his farm IN TINS
comfy. one and half miles from the Potomac
River. and thirteen from Hagersiown. Md, con-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-30
REMEDY FOR PILES.

nR. W. ". MARSHALL'S lnlalble remedy
- tor the above disease, by u. LATHAM,
N. B.-N Numerous references can be .yeD W.
snhmn the cef'liicaics ufIhe Rev. William A. SmH'
and Thomas Hun. as specimens Of many more n1
might he offered. Others will be published from tn'
To time, as we may fad room.
TINS is l" certify thai have had fair oppoitun!
to know both the nature and effects of Dr. Marshap,
remedy lor the BLIND PlLEs. and III nix it a duty
owe to those who suffer wh this sing disease
I" say maj II may be confidently relie1 on as 's
dereedote and Efficient remedy for the form Of d'e''.
i"f "h'ch The proprietor recommends it, u"
been extensively used III the circle Of my acqusn
lance, and "A case Of failure has not come 10 Wy
knowlegr. WILLIAM A. SMITH,
En-. othe Ia. An c. Con JOarHa"
Richmond, Va. October 81, 1887. n
Hereby Gently ll,ai was aft cted for anumoe'
yeas with the Piles. which produced great We" .s.,
mes aud general derang ofihc system h'.
several and fepe'tta prescriptions Fl om Physe'ND.
t"hleh ir"vcdo OF no sva'D fortunately for me .
an account OF d.. w. w. Marslall's remedy u"
newspaper. | procured II. and in shot NV.
male perfect cure, aud IN the course o. ;h
months l icgalned my usual health. ! can W"
Confidence recommend it rs an Efficient -emees
THOMAS HUkl
White Chimneys, Ia. Oct. "a, 1887.
Oh II. 81
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Dec
ESTATE for SALE.

1 " lib SELL one moIety oflhe Oiter MIll> or
c"udiliouaIlt tue mhnlr. They embrace both
Gust AMI Saw Mil. erected within the last G o.
yeats are on l,fgr Cterk. which IN ordinary yea,s
II 'fd 81 abunda4l supply Of Wafer. ao1 are "abIa
a n'lir OF the Pt"sS Stand tandng. on james Rnef.
anl iminedia ely opposite thelDw' rend 81 Ire Canal
oil the Blue Kthgr. Tue nrtehhorhood abound, II
Tine Pm, 0'a, aud Poplar lm.efs, aud the Roms
are good. lie hue of Tie Caual btlug 'ei on con
uarI ION Lynchbulg 10 tr head ot the present work
81 thc Blue kJ2e. "uulI afforl fine field for rnft-
afIend Ia ihe b siness
WILL ALSO SELL GLOVER HILL, Iy-
mg within NILE AID ali OF he Capal. II con
tains 25O o. 25U OF ch land. good proportion
ni winch = Tobacco I.tud; aud has on 4 fine col.
lecuon at Vine. aud ehoi1c Fruit Trees OF almost
every vartety trn"nl this climate,
WI ash III lfse otthe ltotky Row ifact. con-
i'imnehy I1ir sulYey 513 acres. a lItle over 100
"l " lcl are cleared and cultivation. and ucaily
all oil 'ti'esh. aud l,mg well for Loud situated Il
mongst the Mountains consider II ihe 81 h III.
have ever sern,aud ploduees Tobacco, Cow. NJ.
remarkably we'll There 10 set bet cen four aud five
bundled acres Il fine lobaccp LAnd To tlear, ulusl
Vi "hie Is CAPABLE Of rradu2lu SIN seven cops
81 oodcfo III suCre'slon, without diminutlou Oi
Tue q.atiIy.n or quality Of III. rfnp. III, heavily
l"tbrre" VII Oak. Pmr, /, pl1f Chestnut, Hickory
&c, aud tie rnee fa Cait'e aud ll"gs. nor inferior
10 any IN tie county; the most beIog adtq iatc Ia
raising and lalrenuG The latter; aud tnerc IS fat
young Oteliald Of ehpire Apples, pras plums d.
aud several Thousand Peach Trees aIr planted out
and many Of ilfen now bearing. | viii sci 10,
al the above p,opefy edariag lern,. as /,
prlce aud TINE and Will show II 10 any on DIS
posed 10 purchase. W NJ. ARMlSTEAD.
Rocky Row. Amhcrs', Dec. lG m6w
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GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS.
Fearing Eyurhbtsyss To, RscTs,,ossd o,.


FAVE IyncAburg on Mondavs Wrdnps-
u DAYS aud FrIdays, at Q o'clock. A NJ arrive n
Charlottesville same evening. al Z =. NJ. Leave
charlottesville. ueNt day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road. distance of only 25 miles from Char
l"tiesvllle by 10 O'Clock, and arrive in Rich
m"nd same evenings, by 5o'cock. p. NJ. This will
he tonnd BY far The mos comfortable route well
rs the most expeditions to Richmond or Ceiug
North. by way of Washington Cry, having 20 nghi
travelling aGci leaving Lynchbulg. The teams
and coaches on this line are first rate and thr
drivers skllinl, carelul aud accom- nodamg. No
pains will he spared to render the rlp sale aud plea
saut To the passengers.
Fare through to Richmond 50 50.-To Frele.
rck sbufg SIP. s. Il. GLOVES, Agent
June II VIA
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sale of LAND an Red
ford Gouuty

IL Ftaue ol tie provisions OF decree Of tie
1"u"ty coau al Bedford pronounced At the
Nnsenher term, 1919 in the OF Hewitt vs. HeN-
~ &c. tie Undersigned commissoaer appninfrd
Tor tie utFose, vii proceed IL sell. tie premises
10 ne higiesi bidder. 1t pubic auction. tie
JON DAY NJ December, lr39. that valuable TRACT
Or LAND. lying "a Brdle COMFY. on which the
SAN "Afuer H"srt resided m ht, lifetime, con-
i"iairg ahoui $50 srfeS. more Or less.
fttsons de.irous 10 see tie Lands. are invited 10
al en nr, Abnrt LEVITT, who iyrs the premises
iffnfs--one. two add three years credit. Tor fhe
purchase mnuey.ihr pur hasets giving bond with APP
proved personal security. aud The tile relaueI az
idhili"nal srcufify. The II lie believed uuq res
ion"he hul Tie u dersiened will convey such uGty
"s IS vested IN hm by tie decree AFORESAID.
HENRY H. HEWITT.
Commissioner,
\. b. VIII be sold, also, on the same day, on
Inc SAID Plantation. Negro WOMAN named
EiYJ. aud twa children. letns--l2 mouths ere.
du Bond and security viii br rrqnhed.
u. II. HEWITT Exar. Of
Warner hewitt, deed.
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4 OFF Gn issioneTs' sal" Of land in Cansp.
bel. county,.

virtne oil tie PROVISIONS of decree Of II c
ouWN teuu ut CHmpbeiI. prounuuce ed AT IT, T.
D'cemb'r tenn 1889, ~ the cas- OF Back &al vs.
faln'li Nal. the Undersigned appointed comm
efS lnr tin purpose, vii rloceed on SATURDAY. fh.
49, day OF Jmuary 1910, ON the PREMISES TO ex
pose 10 Tie hgueSt bidder, at public auc Ipu, ihp
Tract oil Land. hing IN the County ol Campbell ad-
lnlng the L''ds t" Jun. ). Payne aud Others ON
which Ms. Mth,rl Black NOW rrsdes-hrino th,
"a re Land iwhlcuth late John Black died seized
containing 7l5 ur S.. The and ~ III he
50 IN parorl> hole, the comnIIs. oners shall
h'ge 10 he most exreiIrul The day of safe, ac.
.otdl"s 10 discretion vested in them by the SAID
deere.
Mrs. Black is rp'itled 10 hold thus land durinp
INC VA le4O-and The sal VIII be made subject 10
th' gh, The purchaser or purchasers having pos
session Ion seeding purposes The fail Of lao and
nll p secession On tie lsi day nj j ,uar, Is4I,
ems oil sale-Our tlnd OF he lurcha>e nancy
10 be PAL on the ii injury 1871 and The baI,,,c.
~ i"" equal annual lnslaIaeots from thar day-thr
purchasers eFmg hands with approved prrsop;I
security and the lItle retained as additional secur
".
The title is believed good. but the UNDERSIGNED
VII convey such only The decree &c r,.a,d y.s,s
l" lhs"' JNO. b. DABNEY,
Boiling CLARKE,
Nn. ORGAN.
q. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO. 5. PAYNE,
Commissioners.
- ids
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S4.5 ssaI WARD.

- ANAWAl from the subscriber, on the nielr
n q oi Friday. 22d November Last a ne a. woman.
namel L. LIE en-.
She about rtir, ytais Id. Of smas zr and co our
ra1hrr bughI. Sue h,d he midde Fl ger of u erirbr
baud cut OF At The first Joint when chd. which can
he 1scernrd very plainly. aud has also one or IL q
teeth oni beiofe. She Is qutr smart negro. She
has taken with her all her winter and summer cloth
my. Has husband 81 Nh Wm. c. Lrl,wich's IN
Bedford county. aud very probably vail he lurking a.
bout IN that nriebbo hood ar IN that Of my ii e.
will give The above reward, It the s7id Woman be
delivered to ne III Amherst cruHtN. SIX miles crom
Bynci.burg. or 10 my btuthcs Wallis Pomdrxisr IN
Bedford county, or be secured in jail 50 that Get
her again. GARLAND POiNDENIER.
Dee. % WI.
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Court held for Bedford County, tho 2sa

IIRGINIA-At Court held for Bedford County tie 2s'a
y day Of Sotemb y, / 50 ~, Il
Joseph EHbank nnd Nancy his wife, formerly santy m.
sHaif. Allen J. Marshall, Thomas Marshall ana la' y
Marshall, t'NH''H''
dydiHd
Sarah MARSHALL Samuel ~. Marshall, Winm Marshall,
IT, J1siua sbn Mildred Marshall Robert Marshall Ma
r. Naf,hall and John Alexander Marshall Defsndaus
Is CHANCERY
Tie Ue 'en1anis Samnrl NJ Marshall William Marshall
Jr nud Joshua Marshall, having entered capPeui sncr
and 5y.n security according 81 Assembly, and Inc
rae. this Court, aud appearing to tic satisfaction Of
the lunr, thm they uat inhabitants OF tbs Com.
uauvrult At ord red that ths sud Defendants do appear
hero fourth Aonay in February next, and Gns"er the
bait OF us Pleini Hud TINT copy OF tins Order he iorii-
with inserted ~ ir vnehbnrg kireiEan, puper published
in the town d sucbbutg f3g months successfully, and
posted tie door tas colIrl Of hi, county
a Copy-fesc, .
RIO. {. MITCHELL, C.. b.
Dee WIN
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Classical, English, and Mathematical
q G. N % n L.

fE'ilE next session ofmy school viii commsne.
on Mandy. thu 9th day If January next and
"l'' terminate on the l> day Il May following
The course OF instruction III This school IS very com
Ircfruslve, including. besides the usual branches
al ihornngh English Eduraiinn, a very extensu
curse oi Mathematics, and the Greek, Lain and
tretch Languages. Every pupil will be considered
rs engaged, tom the day of entrance TO the end
the session. uuless otherwise 81 eclfied.
JNo. CARED
Dec. % NY
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NOT d-E.
Y v

M ILL be- sold. at the Unon Hotel. o. thc 3nth
w DAY OF January, 1910. all tho Household aud
huchen Furniture. consisting of Feather Beds and
Furniture, B"dstrads Fables, somc very fine
Chairs &c. &c. Also. 3 Cows. . Hogs and a lo
al lay. the proreriy of A. w Clenshaw. taken by
vfn" 81 Distress Warrant, III favor uf j. \. Mcrri-
"cther. All sums over ten dollars " i'll he sold IN 3
months credit with interest fom the day Of sale
Bonds with approved secufty will be required in
all cases Ten dollars and under cash
a. F. BlGGERS, c. c. L.
Dec. 90 ids
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H. EDUCATION.
Dec. 10

TUE SUBSCRIBER having eomf..,.,,
4 room near the upper end OF Main S,r,., y"
"%,s the IN. c rsns sa of ,oa b1"a
mcuce his School Monday The 18Th of I,. .on'
next. illserIns Tor the Session Of five mon,h.
able in advance will be f5r 'Py'
Orthocrsphy. Reading. Whiting and A,i,hm,,;. a..
EoeiIsh Grammar and Geography,
Natural Philosophy Surveying and MAIZENA,.
ticks.
From several gears experience \ teaeLs, and
DETERMINATION Ia omit 40 pan Of Duly the .,,.. wv
Der holesio gives satisfaction to all who NAV
him viii thrit ialfnhaee. He will be nren,tc1
by The first Of January 10 accom- oda,e ,.a
w elTe Goaders. '"
LEWELLIN J. COPPFncr
Dec &c
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TrHss sale ofVnIuabIc ENruiGure, &c.

yntue OF deed OF trust executed to by
~ Anthouv W. Crenslaw bearing date on the
l4h day Of December 1887 aud of record in the
musings Cunt OF the CorrorarIon of Lyuchbnrg
will, "n Saturday, the lth day Of January, 1870 ~
Tie Union llale ~ he Town OF Lsuchburg. expose
10 sale by VI, public ancuon, f,r ready munry
al the property n,eyed, aud described IN sud
detd, consisting amongst other things ola lIfg e
nnn'hcf nj Beds. Bedsleats. aud led furniture; .
number al dung Tables. Centre Table. Two SIDE
Boards, Dressing Tables, six dozen isdsnr Char>.
tour dozen Tea and tablr Spoons. Chiu7, Glass aud
taiihen Ware, aud other table fmnuure, MATTERS.
CA>io,s. hooking Glasses, Decauteis Lamps. Pos.
Ovens, Pans. 81. &c.; also, Cows, And.Ious
Shuse!s Il, Il fouCS. Re &c
Acuog as trustee | viii only convey 10 the pnt.
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by The SAID Deed. JAMES L. RO1ALL.
Trustee
Dec. 90 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-30
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VIRGINIA To W.T. At rules holden IN the Clerks OF
fee OF the Circuit Superior Coun OF Law and Chance
for the OF HALIFAX, in the month OF Octolcf 1888
JAmcs 4. " aieT Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth c'Noiundro Robert Morton, Adam Clement,
Sheriff OF Gnnpbel aud Administrators de bons Of
Richard DMoaandfo deed William a. Lilly aud William
4. Anthony, DESCENDANTS
The defendant Elizabeth - hoinudro not having entered
her appearance nud gwen security according la tie Of As
embs aud the rules ct tins Court aud u appearing by snt
nation oi the plaintiff. b. coklse IT = ordered that the
nid defendant Elizabeth . Mohnudro do appear here on
the FIRST day OF pal aud answer the amended lii
al the plahti mud HAT copf this order be Guhw It'll III
.eted Ia the ynchufe Nire for omouths
y and posted tie iont door OF tire Courthouse Of thus
County. Copy-Iestc
$780,. WI HOLT, Clerk.
November l9 w2n
NlRGiNiA-AtiuIes holden ia the Glrr>s oil The
County OF Nottingham, the fourth dsy ol Aafeuhc 1889:
William X Shaw, Plaintiff,
Samuel Hobart and Maranre .an- hi. wifr and George
Booker, surviving Executor Of Samuel Jones, deceased
Defendants.
Tie Defendants Samuel Hobart aud Margaret Jane his viii.
not having entered ef appearance nud given security
corms 10 the of Assembly the rules Of this Court
and uprpeuting by satisfactory evidence thai they
mhnlnan1 al this country 1t Is ordered, Tint the sud ab
sem Defendants do appear here the ft DAY the next
April term und the bill oi the Plaintiff and thai
copy oftl order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
si'ey and posted the front door olhe courthouse ofhi,
/ comfy. A Copy-I,ste,
r. ELDRIDGE.
Dec. % w2m