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FRANKLIN IEFIRMARY


EHllE public are Respectfully informed that TINS ms
Il tuition Is erected Oh The most improved plan,
in AIRY ami most admirable stuaun il, the tullDu
Fmnkiiu, upon the ruili I'd, one mile from The iiss
sipi.
The building is large an most conmoio,sly divided
int, apartments, for ksrpny separate different casscs,
and different diseases.
The institution is supple 4 with most skilhl an,
attentive male and female muses., ind speaking the Va
riotls modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen five dos
lars per day, inclulin. attentlance, &c.
Terms in tho ordinary wards two dollars per da,
Slaves also two dollars. Small Pox in the orGnul,
wards five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident pAysiciaa is DR. We!lcman, 10 who,.
application for admission must be made. Or to DR. c A
luzemhcrg No II Rampant street. ar!9
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ABERNTIy'S DVSpprI IiXII.

DR.. b ,r,rthy til. creates, of Enssh lr,euns W,
opinion that ninr-cntlis of the diseases that acc
mankind originate in the stomach, This Elixir was
,.sc. by him with ill.,. most unprecedented in
his private and public practice for upwards Of forty
years, for the removal OF ,hc following l:se,srs
Loss ofHppetr, Flatulency, Di>teul,n Of the Stom-
nch Pain in the side lcavincSs of the Head and inc
nation To sleep, lrrcgunrty of the Bowels, ind in all
cases where Indigestion CuStivc habit is found
exist.
This medicine not he numlc ,ed among the hos,
of quack nustr,s now before the public, us ii is the
sole invention Of the ablest and most scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and the secret of preparing it
purchased by the agent for large sum Ii is
agreeable AMI pleasant the taste, is u mild ;,uer
lent. always keeps the bowels free, mparls visor and
strength to the system, and chccriuln,ss to the mind
and few hotties removes the most confirmed cases OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevents return any
future period.
New YORK, 18th August, 1898.
b Madison street
SlR:-In con sequence of leading Selenary life,
have been troubled, less with Indigestion for
ten years. Tor the las, three sic,ings have
been nsupportnb'c. have tried several physicans,
and nluli,r OF q'ick medicines, with deriving any
benefit | drspni,cd of ever obtaining any permanent
relief, and resigned myself To Inc hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Aherucily :
nyspeptc Elixir. have finished the foul tn bot
tie. and know not how to express my, ! nration of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it ns perOrncd in
restoring To that health which l. , ugh, lost for
ever. Send me half - dozen bottles n, e. and exc.rt
nv thanks ioFine blessings you have erred by re.
storing to ru.ci health
lrenlan yours,
JCOB MONROE.
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New YORK, 18th August, 1898.
lrenisin yours,
JCOB MONROE.
Ir.Nk~ LAND TITLES

4 y ABSTR Yet oi The original titles of record in
~ the genera, lnnd office. Pinned in accordance
with resolution The House nf Representatives. pns.
erd 9th 'av, 1885. :, few r"ries lust received and
for sale by ALEX TOWAR,
is 10 Camp 1t
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Fs,IIE ADDRESS of the Louisiana Native Amerlcue
q Association the citizens of Louisiana and TIM
inhabitants of Il United States lust yuhISed and tor
aaltkv DAVID FEI.T n Co.
JIG Il f.ha,ircs i
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NEW MUSlC-O, Native Music: The Conven, b y !!
l Pm nntng, rowing Blade; Never Despair th
don't you rcmemlrr the beautiful glade in the DramI
Romance; The White Horse of the Pep perS; Thou
ri i'll the grand Romantic Ope.u Amle; Good NsI
!! he meeting AMI parting; cure for spring on
tickle wing, by IL RUSSELL Come come, thou art in 500
row; l.lfe on the Ocean wlve by II RUSSELL She
watcl he'd for him. Fo me let fall tear; Come to me at
morning; Der the waters bv moonlight There's no home
ike my own arra.sed for the harp hv 7 i.aharre-
hoyal MaltzHs' by Fiechc; Queen Fictora's Court
Qnn!res. Just received and for sale by
dI9 B CASEY, 10 Camp st
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dung lisson'S
| New Medical Dictionary, in one Super i;oyal Svn
Eol.-DnngsSon's Therapeutics and Hnnan Phvsi-
"'"sv.-!'avns on Females, Noiunr.-Ehules Thrru
peucs ) volumes.
New supplies Just received by Alrx TH'WAE
aug II i9tnfnp Street
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EtNXCHAN GE On nriinati II, sight, f., ea!c hv
a. Mi 4 TKlEK, 81 Cha. pi st
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I1A7IoWGATE ST RIM S


THREE DiI> Jt)NRNEI FHJN NEW
ORLEANS.
V1NltE proprietor "t this ESTABLISHING II" has the p!r'
I sure OF announcing his friends and the public
III grncia that he VII he in rcadincsby the st day {"
MAY t. receive vi4t-rs He will also state for the he
n~ of tho,r Mt ,ancc, that there have been large
improvements made, and others gong on and IN
vnpd progress for coiplc"n, which Will cnnhl' the
subscriber accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and ut the tune much better.
fame can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer have large cabins detached from
the main building.
1t il deemed unnecc ss.ry say anythng in par,icn
lar Of the character Of these waters for it generally
believed tln they not inferior To III the south
States. All the nmnscnirnis that are gencfniir
found Watering Places, will be found ut this. ]
best music that this part of tn country Affords =
hccn engaged, and will be nc"nstmn attendance nttne
Springs during the ~ho" season.
/ he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
returning his untrgned thnnks for the liberal
support gwen him last and h"pcs ly the eyer
,;un that have hrcn made in improving and extending
the accommodations, 10 mril liberal p"ir"nngr thu
present senSun. JNO CRAM.
m}
- \DplENI " .>Nr.-- ii. suhsc,'ber~,m
~ tac,urcrs mud wh"Iraa!c dru'rs in sahd'rry
uools, u"N r'tr;.tn! hv late arrivals from the
uo1,u - addition 'r"lr !nnu"r stock, rxtrn-
sIyc assortment 81 ar'u'rv ~ lhrlr hnr, among
~nIrh ate rnr irtnAl .|,I:
I..Ilc- a,.d Itl-~'- ri"ln 'ud quilted s'Idl :,
hrntl,mrM', ii" Hpanlsr do
,, tu MeNlran do
d, Un CIpuIc do =
do up Amer. de-
d, do E.rI'l.h 10 ::
Y"u'ns t." :'H"n,sh d' :
dn d. trc".c do :.
Amer. au.I Eng. hr'r'~ AMI brIul, m"un,rngs,
do ii" n'uIlugn,rs,
Plated. b,'-s, and J'lnnncI coach harness,
d., dp ao ~ AMI sntkcu do :
do Il, 90 B.rvu-he do
Drnv, aud ,nn do
saddle bags, ,loi''c anA> n4lr; va'icrs; m, deal
H., L., I,,,.,
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ONUMENrS of Wu>llnglons Patriotism, with
sA tnc stnI'e of his pu lie Accounts curiu. The Re-
voutonaryWar folio volume 81! to 7! each, will he
be devoted for the Of the Washington Manual ubour
Sche"l and Male Orphans Asylum,
This t,uly natioua! Work ought to he in the hands
OF every American; and editors Of the CITY mud
country papc,s will contribute to tina benevolent object
by giving this advertisement few insertions.
JOHNS " co. Agent,
aug 9th lm Cor ST Charles X Common st
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~ EN NOVEL,. &c.--' once anrt, Il novel in vols
Y Nicholas Me kchv No. IA. Jnrk Sheppurd part
Sd. Received and for -ue lay ALIEN. 'iOWAR.
July 10Th 9 Camp streca
fNtNNN ..AGS-50 Bales. , Bu+,cl, Gnnnv Bags
~ in store toi Sale by JTlItYER n Co.
!"I' "a. I! Fovuras St
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: lilSkEl.--luG hrl< Rrried in store for sale bv
w Jyll q. DORSEY, Al New Levee.
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i AED-I2on kegs Superior leaf lard, for sale by
- &. DORSEY,
july IL A New l.evcc
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JAMES'S, thas. Ti it!s!,iL and other NOVELTIES
Charles Tnr:"Il, rr tn Bitter Blood, bv James.
Chrvrirv, or tc Man ii Honor, lv Lad, RulN
Lady t"v' le', OF The Wo.. an of Honor,
Chrvrly.
Lord lrnnghan,, sketches of Public t!lrnr,rr vols.
li'St"rlcni Sketches of State, in the time of
George the Third, ", is.
Nicholas Nicflehy No II.
Jack Shcpprrd, No to, 5.
Adam Butlnn sthcr mvn of character, hy Jcrrold.
Isabel Of Sicily, hv 'Tuckernmun.
Paul VI kock: The Barber Of Paris.
Conccamcnt II new Novel in ) vols.
Franca's Reign OF Terror in Paraguay = vols.
Picc',la, by Sair tine.
K R1 "sI lS nu E1Sr"'" ky"' new supplies.
+. JOHNS, & Go.
July jGth-Iw. cor of st Charles x Commuu SITS
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- ADl,lEHI " Atr.- he subscribers, IN
~ iacturc,s nud wh",raaIc drulrrs in saNd'rry
rnols are r;.tu. nv late arrivals from the
uurtu, addition y" '"lr !nr1Ii"r stock, an extern
sl,c assortment ,a i.r'u's ~ Ihrr hnr, among
,ytIri, ntc ,hr irluNl ga:
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MESS BtEF-25 half brls the inspection in
VI sCac for sale hy {; DORSEY.
MO "A New Leve.
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RENOVATION OF TIE SYSTEM


Also constitutional diseases, produced by mercury, or
the minerals the consequence of syphilis ues vcleriu
&c&r.
1t is lcilhat single instance have been
known TO be used that they did not produce good elect
curing thousands, many of whu ed nyu-
rnhlc.
It aucl-that box paria pills and one bottle
of the Compound syrup oSar iriI all sufficient cure
any of the above diseases
1t is iuc-SInud be that the place they can
obtained genuine ~ Orleans, Custonhousc street
baFril ~ No. 96
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Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor of r)iladrlph
has certified may be seen below, to the high chnra
ter OF The following Gentlemen.
Tho Undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm of toumhia di-cnvered hv J. Oldridgc. and
have found it hGh'y rvi e,c not onl preventive
against III" trl- Il Of i,;tr, bat also certain rcsoT
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V,r.:'y irrSs-Nr the undersigned, .grcr to abide
hv The. conditions, tar they applicable to
weekly papers. -
iSi;urh A. +. LAWRENCE,
SIS Y, -u!Srriptirne taken for lca- than months.
rti,rs must ia ,Il ca .rI, be most paid.
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ElUTrER Il LAHn-lnO kegs lard & so do sumo.
a , riur Western butter. tor sale hv
myG q. ID JRSEN A New Leyee
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TO TR.-g'EEEERS.

r,HF LINE ofNAIL COACflESfo for Richmond,
l WILL nuul further notice. leave at 3 o'clock,
\. NJ, be FstmsIle, On Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fnda,s: aud By Canersve on Tuesdays, Thus
DAYS aud Saturday, aud arrive at Richmond IN time
for the Northern Cars.
There is less Might trdrei his than any other
Lineto Richa.5aa ani Passengers Tor the Northern
Cities. will find this safe, comfortable and as ex-
pedient any Other Line.
The line Tor Salem, Fincastle, Sweet Springs,
White Sulphur and Lewisbnrg. leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at Salem with
the line to Knoxville. Nashville DC, and at Lew
sburg with The line 10 Guyandoue. Our Teams and
Coaches good. Drivers careful aud sober,
and the propretors will use every exerlon TO please
their passenge ). D.PATTESON " 20.
Ami II w6m
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POETlCA1..
NATIVE POETRY.


We copy the following Lines. breathing genuine
p,ety and pa,hos. from paper published n Bo'e-
fourt county. Va. We believe ttn' 10 be original ;
n less, We have neses sem ,hsFn before. Thy sp-
,s . 10 ~. IL be OF n,sre ihia eidias,y merit
Nat. Ia
From aie B.tkaaan fJa.J fommcreiai journal
Al the Teachers IN ihs Sabbath School we're
REQUESTED 10 send 10 ,.teir boots bur the name Of
csrnAaisE n. CRfws MAS heard.
Ne were wont TO call one y nom We mott
One Young aaI Car, wiiha thopghllul ifow
Gu her check Llashcd ie rose andibs she that played
On her lip something ssnlle lsd sissiched lelieH'd
L. she gone, end foi S'e viii ytea her no more
Hath sLeherri voice nom alolhef shor.
Thsoush the valley oldeaih must slio pasr alone
Hath she iiieeJ guide fhr ugb tisi deep nrsnoNn
,e hath trusted in Jesus. She breads mol togo
whsn The SAVIOUR uIhods, sill I waves overflow
" my call her again. bui slie vii reply.
Fast sealed Is the hp aud fixed Is he cyc
Tho earth bath tIe eusi, buI The int IS thcre,
Where the field. are tflh and he iluit. aro fare
Is the river fiie .he a,h jonrd Tie bies uifous,
And the Lord hat redeemed her Is e,eI Lea song
Ar sc Rad, all rcsd,, deaths summons to hea'
VIII none al vou fienha villa afsau lesti
Ere the billoss asssiL i. tie piloi ct hand
Are ys sure nj a welcsns fea,aaf the strand
Wo wo, to the soul thai would launch on ,hai SEQ,
Jruoy Az Ro.lecmsr unsiied 10y Thee
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NOTICE..

iTHE subscribers Wool carding Machine. vii
L be in full operation by the 10th day of the pre-
sent month Ounce The Machine is entirely new
made by the skiltul workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. CLAW
tor, who has been in the practice of making ihen,
for the last 90 years, and pledges himself keep
n first rate order.
Tie terms for cardng will be per pound. the
owner OF he wool TO furnish pound of grease for
every &c pounds of wool. The Machine will be sill,
naed on BIack-wate', miles from Lynchburg, on
the Forest Road at the mill formerly owned bv Mrs
Late lpedge myselIo use every exerti0n in max
ing hrstrate Rolls. Wool will be received at the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send W DOL TO my Mill
are informed that if they will leave the same al the
Stores of Messrs. Mckinney & Mosby or Brown &,
cross wlI cause the same al my expense tc
be carried to the MILL carded and brought 40 ain for
delivery IN the form OF Rolls shall also keep con-
sta,'tly NJ the same places, supply Of WOOL
kOLLSlor sale. The public MAY be assured that
every effort shall be made to Civ" satisfaction
TANDY K KIDD.
June 10 t.
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The Seminary at the ROtctOurt
r.5Ohnston's) Springs,

WILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES ON
w Tuesday. the LIST of October. Pupils must
/ assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received warranting it, the
School has. by fresh arrangements, been placed on
much stronger footing, as 10 both instruction
and Government. The lady engaged, during the
late term, as Goyerness and dteetress of the Pu-
pills, became early ia the Session, incapacitaied, by
I-health, FOR her duties. In her place, gentleman
and lady, OF the genteelest Education and highest
respeetaby who will at once command the couli-
dence OF all who know them, have been engaged
lie. as Teacher Of The English branches generally
and she, Gorerness, to take charge OF the young
ladies out oi School. and as TO Department, Man
ncrs Dress, and all The Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, skilled in the litera-
lure OF his language, aud OF 30 years experience
teacher, will conduct the main studies in French.
The Principal will retain the Of the II sorical
stndes-ol Civil and Literary History, Geogiapby
and Antiquities together with that Of the classes IN
Italian ana Spanish, and any that ma, be formed in
the Classical tongues. In the Sciences. lie will teae
apl IN, simple Course and will manage the studies
belonging to Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under the
care oi SIgnor Bozzaotra, who has heen hitherto
giving il such admitted excellence. As, however,
such instruction difficult anywhere 10 obtain is
secured at heavy expense to the Principal, and is
really the cheapest IN the end the charge for il will
no longer be kept much lower than il ought to be-
The Zee will henceiofih be- $50 (ncludng the use of
lnstrnments) for the Piano, well as for the Guitar
or Harp.
system Of useful occupations for the children
will be kept up, in the intervals of study, so as to
Danish the vices that spring from Idleness A Bible
class, for elder pupils, aud Sunday School, for the
younger, will be formed under the care of a clergy
man Of the Episcopal Church, and another Of the
Presbyterian, who have offered their assistance.
Parents will be considered as pedging themselves
and their children the exactest observance Of the
Rules of the Sch oil, These, and the Terms, in
printed form, will be sent fee OF Poage, to such rs
desire them. Address applications To the Post Mas
ter, Botetonrt Springs. Roanoke county, Va.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON, Principal.
August % lm-w2m
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Es. "a A CAMPBELL,

June 10

u,
EXPORTERS of Watches, Jewelry. Lamns pa
Lied aud Bdtania Ware Pistols, Military Goods
~c.' aud Manufacturers of Silver Spoons, Folks. &c
invite The attention OF purchasers to their present AS
sohment, comprising Gold and Silver Lever On
p'ex' Lepne, Anchor Escapement, Independent
seconds ana Vertical Watches OF recent SMILE and
sUPerlor finish; Gold Guard and Fob Chains. Sal
ana Keys Earrings Breastpirs ; Finger Rings
cold an Silver Speetaes Pencil Cases and Thin,
o,es tasters; Coasters Candlestcks ;~Wai,e,s
lake Baskets Britannia Tea Sels. made BIZ D;x'
on Sons Pen Knives; Razors Astral and Man
a'a HnnPs ana C7ndeiabrss; Silver, Table, Tea
and Desert Spoons and Forks. I aides :. ST..
oagS &c Together with a Complete assortmrn,
% M"n.ry Goods, as Swords Epaulettes Pl,fnes.
9"s"'s GNe' The above being of their own Inpor.
t'i'on' they will sell on ms Favorable Terms ,s ,n,
"'n,f establishment in this country.
'i,'""e Companies situished at a shou notite
by addre ssng as above SUN "o'" &
Baltimore Sept. %
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Book store and Book Esinsicry.

pIAVING made arrangements with VIM. A
Talbot, the subscriber has connected with his
Book Store, in thus place, Book Bindery and would
respectfully inform his friends and the public pener
ally that he IS prepared To have executed, in the
most handsome aud substantial manner, Book bind
ing of all descriptions. Merchants, Clerks of Courts
Bank Officers and Others be furnished 10 order
upon short notice, with Day Books. Journals and
Ledgers, Record, Deed and Bill Books, Invoice
Shentts' and Receipt Books, made the best male
rails aud in The most substantial manner. He flat
ters himself, that all persons who will favor him with
their custom shallbe perfectly satisfied II { would also
that, being anxious 10 reduce his stock of ooks
he is disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever. f. ECIlOLS.
Aug. 10 t.
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OI.c hu,.arctksostars Ye,rard.

pANAWAf from ths subscriber on the 9Th si
IL July, very bright mulano Boy by the name
eI WAisNER, about feel = inches in height,
IL Yeas oi a2e, spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes, genicclin his appearance very polis ia
ns manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat coneet.
ed has small scars the back ofone Of his hands.
lie took with hun Two suits Of cloths, one OF gray
b oadcoth. ifock coat and pantaoons, the Other oil
h1nespuB, cUppcIts color roundabout X pauisloons
aud black lar hat about hall worn. II requires
close in,Prciiop 10 distinguish I'm from a white
person. II Is supposed that he has gone in The
direction OF Ly0chburg, or iisbofough, oI
down the river.
will give The above reward if taken over 20
miles tosi home oycf 10 aud within 90 miles, $50 ;,
within 10 miles, $40, II he ~ returned 10 me, OF
lodged 10 jail, 50 that / GET HIM again.
NAIHL. L. THOMAS,
Near Milton, N. {.
July - Is
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TO Carpenters and stone NasOns.

'ENllE undersigned Commissioners appointed bv
a the County Court of Bedford to contract for
the building of a BRIDGE across Big Otier, at
Buks' ford, will attend at the ford, on Friday the
Sh day Of November next, for that purpose. The
Bridge to be at least TWO hundred feet long set on
i've stone pillars. ls feet high. For further descrp-
ton, reference may be bad to the plan now fled
IN The Clerks Once. winch plan will be exhibited on
that day. JOHN w. HOLT,
l.. MCDANIEL aud
OTHER COMMISSIONERS
Ger. wtSN
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GROCERIES, ETQUOR~, dc

GEOSER1Ee, Efet OtsS, &C.
4 AN now receiving my FALL SUPPLY OF
u GROCERIES,,
consisting in pan Of
10 bhds ST. Croix Sugars, psrl very prime,
Is -" Porto Rico do,
200 bags Coffee, Laguia and Rio,
Is MarIcabo, equal to Mocha for family
Is Ibis Loai Sugars, all grades,
10 boxes do do.
! box n. \ ork Patent refined Loaf Sugar,
so kegs Nails assorted
100 bags Shot, assorted Nos.
90 boxes Patent Mould Candies,
Is SpermaceG do.
90 Soap, do
10 hhds Moasses
10 boxes Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
/ chest exra-iine do,
. Buck DO
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
50 sides Upper do,
hhds Stone Ware. assorted.
200 sacks Liverpool refined Sail,
AllspIee, Pepper, Nader Nltmegs, Ginger, Al
um, Coppefas, Mustard, &c. &c.
On Consignment.
2 600 lbs Superior Bacon.
All OF which will be sold low for cash
JOSEPH MARSH.
Sep. 80 6t
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! rales held IN tins Clers O1ies ofihe Count.
Amheri, Monday, the 9TH day OF August, Iga mn Of
Thomas W. Glass aud Lucinda his " lie. Robert r..
Ferdinand NJ Wiley aud lane his wife. late Jane c,lon
Jacob Haas aud William II. Garland, Trustee &c thot
Plaintiff,
against
Richard ;. Ellis. Gefeily I. Brown and Mary In =
Isaac Rucker, administrator of Robert CaNtbon VIE
II. ". Quarles, Thomas n. Euhnnk, Daniel Flood
his wif lsuae Rneker Jr aud Zulinan his MI Lou,
Jonathan Rucko and Antoniotta his Wife, DelenJa ard
u CmANcFpY.
The Defendants Daniel Flood and louisa his WIFI :,
Rucker Jr. aud Zuliman his ie, and Jonathan at
Anonc hrs WIFE, having entered their appcann and
given ecury, according the aci Of assembly End
Of this Court mud il appearing by satisfactory ev;en e'
they inhabitants of this country it is ORDERED hat
the said absent Defendants appear here the Third mat
in November next, thai being day, and answer
ginul and amended bill OF the Plaintiffs and thai @ ofi
This orer be forthwith inserted ia .paper pl o.
in the town Of ynchbnrg, for months
posted at the front dear olhe courthouse oths coun,
a Copy-Teste,
SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND C...
August - yom
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NOTICE.
Aug. 10

rINHE undersigned is ready to receive wheat
u during the season. for which he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent Misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
that IN every where wheat is sent To the NJ L.
and 20 price agreed upon it is stored in the NJ
at the risk of the planter so long the price remains
unsettled, as he is only MILLER. and MOI an insu-
rer against fire, water &c. ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aug. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-14

tanned until reaching the quarter stretch Of lie Asi
n,ile. Much uneasincss vas sbasn At lhi. monent
BY the hackers of the 1aTufiie horse. The lslier.
however proved ungal'snt BY passing the and
be itine her abort length. Reliance dsianeed.
Time OF the seenHd ncaf I'm. SOS.
great nan bel OF sisartine gentlemen from the
nriehboting counties Baltimore. &C. attended TIN.
l!a1's race. audibe grand stand and presented
sefy aaitlAled spectacle. The Sport today vas
considered hne. aud much brfier Is aniit psled
.nntfoo. ttbe 8,lf instantly there Will be three
aces. tue II Of winch w commence al l2 cioea