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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

rEaIIE unparalleled reputation which Peters's PHI.
4 acquired as n Medical Restorative, is the "s na'
10 the afflicted, in almost every class ofdiseascs. Tba nn
Der of letters received from Patients recovered tbrnn.L. .th
mems, is reaily prodigious, and the complaints wL3 81 mifH
have cured are almost as varied as they are nu,ncrons ~ y!
sill there are some in which they are more cspce;,ur l. "t
fetal than in others and among those may be named ip'n'
often fatal complaints of the stomach and bowels nj "o
Gboic, f2afaie"ce and Indigestion, for which the, ne d,
only II ccrtdia, but an immaculate culc. !"
1t is we'll known that from the disarrangempn, n :,
stomach and bowels, arises nne-tenths of all the nnlades ne -
adult aud declining life that this is the iounda,ion " "
fdfnieacy, $pdsmodic pans, Indigestion, loss Of appetit, 4"
and that those in their turn give birth 10 Dropsy, Iirtr Coo
pidint, Consumption aud habitu0t huness Of sDiyits :. H." "
fore Peters Pills being the very bet medicine wbicI, ~.
ever been discovered for the incipicnt diseases of the mt.
tines, are necessarily the surest preventatiycs oftho,o 1rr,I
tul, aud also general disorders which cnbitter n,,,,a Ie
and drag so many millions to untimcly graves.
In speaking thus, DIR. Peters arruga,es nothing 10 bimsof,
that has not been conceded by the public. lie IS no need,
quack or unknown specnlator, who comes before the NJ
~ his own herald and witness; but is placed in a rfsnnn.
years. aud is increasing 10 an extent unprecedented in ba
annals of IN slieine, that makes hn careful to assert nob
lng which is not borne out by the most %infal,ble prod. and
hence hcd)es not fear to BE- nut to the test in any tlnpg VIII,
he has promised respecting his Pills.
Dr. Peters Is most happy 10 be able 10 state on the an.
llllofltY OF a great number OF regular fl.slcans, that wherever
his vegetable Pills have been introduced, they lave almost
superseded the adoption of mercUTial experiments. far IN,
peculiar faculty in sweetenng the blood, and silmulahno n IN
eSpcl all noAIons juices. and giving strength and tone tn the
nerves, prevents disease from acquiring that strength which
mnstbc got under, if at all, by dangerous remedies.
Prepared by JOS. PRIESLY PETERS, d. No. Io
liberty street, New York. Each box contains 40 Pills. prrs
% cents.
- BE careful aud enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills.
They are for sale in |. %ynehburg, at The Drug Stores of
ID. Il. LYMAN, and
Howell DAVIES,
IAgents.
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5000 Acres.
1 5 q
SerPvHi EsOHscS amt Lots,

In TIE town oil New Glasgoa, TO Wi:
the Sore House Lot, with the Improvements thefeon;
tie Tavern Lot. including theNew Glasgow Hotel x
other improvements the yellow Ilonse and Lot ad-
Joining tie Tavern Lot; the White ii0use and Lpt
on the cast side Of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel VI. Wolf; and The two Houses aud Lots on
the west side Of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Wade and Nckesson.
The Lands are very valuable and well improved
There are two excellent Dwelling Houses, with 9TH
er buildings aud Improvements, necessary ior the ac-
commodatlon o|i(amiies OF for farming OPERATIONS
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
or more parcels, and will be if necessary. to suit pur-
chascIs. 1t Is intended 10 have 1t surveyed aud dtvl-
ded into teneinents Of convenient size, plats OF which
will be exhibited on The day Of sale.
The undersigned, acting as trusfees, will only con-
rey such title rs IS vested III them, bnt they believe
the titlc TO be good. JOIN NJ. OTEY,
ROBERT T1NSLEY.
Trustees under The first deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees under the last named decd.
March tl0My
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Messfs. John Roper, and Margaret his wife, George
Kramer, Eliza Ann North, pebby Ann Moth,
John Nottb, William Grcenberry North, and
James North
'E'AkE NOTICE, that | shall on the 4th day of
d May, 1899, at the Republican Grove, in the
county OF Halifax, and State Of Virginia. take the
dispositions Of James VI. Jones, to be read DIS evidence
on the trial of the suit depending in the Circuit
Superior Count Of Law aud Chancery, for the county
OF Canpbe wherein you are plaintiffs, and | and
Others are defendants. LEWIS FRANKLIN.
April l w4w
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Eynehb.rg su.iags KInnA',

T,HE L~ynchbUrE savings B A = "a +,
continues 10 receive Dep9sites, al the follow
ing rates, viz.
For all sums of current money Of : in amount
aud upwards, ) per ceulum per aunum. tor any
time not exceeding - months, aul 4 tie sum re
main a longer period Than l. months. s. per cen
tnm per annuni. wii;c:i are higher rates Of
Interest thai, ARE paid by sn. other sn-
%stiiuiio;i in 4. y~EiCIlbtEg.
Denositors may rely upon the security fur the re
turn OF their Deposites, being nnquesnonably respon.
slb1e.
Discount Days every Thursday, at o'clock, Pm
E1FsEGTORS.
Jehu Williams. 4. C.. Elliott,
w. p. Bryant, Jas. C.. Hunt,
Geo. Bagby, - \. ktuntcr,
All. Arnrsiead, Wm. II. DAVIS,
T. q. Acrce, J.. r. Hunt,
G.. Mclyer, i {. Sbaekletord.
OFFICERS.
JEHU WILLIAMS. President.
w. p. BRYANT, Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBI, Secretary.
Feb. 10 1af Is
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March 4

Alta meeting ofthe Board of Trustees of Washing
ton College, held on the 22nd day OF December,
1893, On motion RcSolred, That Samuel Med. Reid,
NJ. barclay. Reuben GrIgsby, Robert White, and
John Alexander, be a Committee to sell the llarts
bottom Tract n Land, and also the Mountain Tracts
and the Tract If Ldni called the Lower Plantation /;
that the SAID Committee advertise The time &c. OF
the sale six weeks. in such papers as they may think
proper, and then to sell nj Public Auction, the seye-
fallracts Of land above specified, rescrvlng one bid,
winch bid the said COMMITTEE shall be authorized
10 make AMI that the said Committee be requested
Ia offer the sud lands upon the usual payments OF
land sold IN ihis vicinity.
\ true copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM, Sec'y
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NOTICE..

WAVING been confined 10 my room for the las
Al Il months, and could not walk during that
time, but getting now a lirlle better, aud wishing TO
do al IL my power TO support myself, | have taken
the Cellar where my Father formerly kep,s' Grocery,
aud by the assistance of some Of my friends, | have
been enabled to procure a small assortment OF
Wines, Liquors, Candies, &c.
And hope my old friends and acquaintances will give
me ! cal. RICHARD NEW VAN.
Ami ID m2W
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For GSubEic consideration.

\ no instance las a prevalent iulatnahon been productive
q OF more deploraLie consequences, than the bllad conces-
sion that the members OF the medical profession alone no
competent 10 administer rene les for disease. The countcnance
which, given toInis prelostcTous lF,tension OF an Interest,"
ed Gle, t. one Of the HE profile s3uIcesoi disease, sniIer-
ing, and early dantli. How mnny thoezaads g parsons there
are, ut this moment, anfrendcIing their constitutions to te
insidioas lnfoGIs Of almost every variety OF human malay
from their reluctance 10 incur the expense ofconsnltng a ply
sirion, aud from lhcir silly prejudice against the most simple
medicines, uulCss sanctioned 10y the mystic authority of n pre-
tpudtdiy Learned prescription! II they could see that pre-
scrIpiIou IN plain English, they would fad, in II yast majority
otc.sts, taatit ordered nothing III the world but IA little rlu-
barb, or nm, or Janp, or aIucs, mixed with sugar and water,
and m.stt4ed with a little peppermint, OF some other scented
drug; and simple catharic like tlisis generally eiicacious.
tiaut getsil again he has again to ronsuit. the phy stefan, in
stead iprocurimg for himself, at II mere fraction OF the origi-
nal expense, the wonderful remedy which had relieved him..
1t is thus thut u majority OF the population Of every civilized
country suher disease 10 work It's lnsidIous way into thcir sNs-
tcm, because the reIlct ticy derive from medical and Is al once
expensive, truusitory, and difficult ofacccss aud thus is cx-
empliiedt the memorable confession OF an eminent physician
that " Prescription a, in &C Roman language have indirectly
killed more people than all the Roman armies
A medicine 50 compounded that ii Nil cleanse the nlinen-
tary Canul OF all its tcculent HU CumulutIons and IncInbTHuccs,
give II new and inyis oratng action 10 all the viscer2 that con
tribute their agency TO the digestive functions, and, by promo
ting the InsensIhlc perspirnuOn, relieve the whole system Of
lebrIIe and nlummatOry symptoms, must necessarily prove u
great blessing to mankind, If rendered at Il price which places
IT within the reach OF all classes. lit have an extensive sale,
it cannot fail TO work more cures, and TO do far more general
good, than all the members OF the medical professions com
bincd can possibly accomplish within the comparatively mar.
no" limits OF tielr private practice. Such u medicine the
pullir Inns in
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RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE,
.f.SD
TONIC PILLS,
IA ~ARRANIED n perfect and lasting cure for Asue and
w Fever, and available remedy in J%aundice, D,scntery,

w Fever, and valuable remedy in J~aundice, ID yscntery,
HEARTBURN, etc.
From DR.. limos X. Smith, Northern Liberties, PhRad.
Dear Sir congratulate you on your good fortune in
presenting To the use of the yctins OF Fever and Ague, such
a blessing as your Tonic Mixture has most fully proved IL
self. 1t Is speedily becoming the iayorite remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness, and ere long, will be esteemed
as one of The most important discoveries Of the age. Fever
and Ague has hitherto butied the skill Of the most eminent
of Praot tiuners, and even now they deem IL presumption 10
promise more than temporary aid. Nour Tonic mixture, how
ever, seems II have a new and peculiar power 10 arrest the
disease, und Ia revive and re-establisI the balance ot harmo-
ny and health. hope You will persesere 10 extend the ia
hucncc of the medicine, and that the public will estimnte your
generosity. Yours, respectfully.
AR. SMITH, NJ. D.
Extract Of letter from Dr.. Sterens, Bucks ca. Pa.
Sir,-I brought home with me during the autumn Of 1881,
the first quantity of your Mixture, which hear highly eH-
tolled rs II permanent cure for Fever and Ague n disease,
which at that period prevailed very extensively in our coun-
try. NJ, neighbors aud patients had become so accustom-
ed to the use ot Barks and Quinine, &c. that they cea,edto
render them any service, and they readily consented to make
a trial of your medicine. believe that there is at this time,
hundreds who would cordially testify 10 the benefit, they
have received from its employment, and would gladly aidio
spread Il knowledge of It's peculiar virtues. There has been
yer, little of the Ague in the neighborhood since the introduc-
ton at the Tonic Mixture, which is mainly attributed TO .hs
very general use of this medicine. J. |. STEVENS.
ALSO,
r3owand's T. Wafer, for innamma,ions, &c oftbe Eyes.
do. Hmpnlpabic Dcniifricc, Il valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Esownnd's Aunrnomjntcd Embrocntion, for Qninsy,
Rhcumatim, Sprains, &c. of high standing.
fsowand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases,
JnundiCe, Seurvy, Mcrcurial diseases, etc.
Bownnd's aIabnster Powder, for beautifying and sol
tening the complexion.
Hsowand's ycrnifugc or Worm Destroyer, a celc-
brated and popular remedy.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
July 30 wl2m
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.-u.s E.E..s.

An" Hind@as sFdre Naf ire.
srr5aie, srmc that iaal,
Tom Ia no, a sineleisaf,
Naf on IL rages l'ok
With eye oiunas i,iss
'Tn.sm NY iorrfatllcf's stay
In is5 hour ofaeoHF
Septic ~ Thy way,
ndlsttha old isoeA b5.
That good old Look %aflii',
For centuries has stood,
Uuharn'd amid the strife,
Nhea the earth was drunk uiii blond
Aud uould't thou ham itnan.
Ant hasn is truth forgot
Sccptic. fofbcaf 4, blo"'
III, hand shall burnt IT not.
Its ,cfy name recalls
Tie happ, hnufs ~efronfh,
When IN my srani4rrs's halls
heard it, tales Of truth
Iva seen his Waaia half flow
Ger that ,aluais as be read =
Dai That pas long ago,
And The good old mnn j. dead.
NJ lear grandmother, too,
Naon | was but a hoy,
I,a seen her eve II blue
Weep o'or il tears ofjoyi
Their traces lingersiil,
Aud dear they ar teHlo:
Septic, forcso tn vii,
Ga let that old lank 3d..
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Twelve Hundred Acres,
VI T FFTFNVFFVF 'VENWFFIJ WVVWN
: .EGRES,

and will be sold separate II lies on the North Riv-
er, about two miles below Ilart's Bottom. On this
Tract there Is a large proportion OF good farming
land. The produce OF these lands can be sent to
market AT all seasons of the year by the River, n lies
from ten 10 twelve miles above the Blue Ride Ca
nal, TO which point the Navigatlonis coed from Rich
mond aud Lynchburg, and the improvement OF the
whole is expected to be completed by the James
River Il kanawha Company in a few years. 1t is
unnecessary 10 say more, persons wishing to put
chase are respectfully invited to examine the lands
aud Judge for themselves before the day Of sale
They will be shown by Capt Tinsley, or Mr.. John
Sales, living on the lands as tenants.
SAML. Med. REID,
A.. L. BARCLAY,
REUBEN GRlGSBY,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Committee QfHe Board Of Washington College.
LeXlngton, March II l22A
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BURIED ALiyE-Gesterday, Immediately after
'hc remains al Lleut. Garnier were CosIgncd to the
tomb, and the concourse of persons who had assem-
o!ea TO witness The ceremony were prepareing TO re-
turn TO Their homes, their attention was attracted by
the noise or groans Of some pcsson IN distress, which
Appeared TO come HON a coffin, that had Just been
deposited III lIc earth. 1t was mmediatcly opened,
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,,Ncsagulsu soohEa cLUn RACES.
!SpRE.v'G ~.NEE7Es'G, 1899.

81 Nv y eFH NJ Y HH.b W, Ht"V'
K,l1EIYNCilBURG JOCKEY CLUB SrRiNa
4 RACES will commence on "Wednesday, the 10TH
lay Of Ny nexr, and continue four days.
I5T DAY.
A coli race entries not yet closed.
md DAY.
Projectors Purse 5000 entrance SIS; . mile
heats. -
3Rp DAY.
Punse worth 500; entrance slO, to be added
to the Purse mile heats best three in five.
irH DAY.
Jockey Purse 500 entrance $50 three mile
hcl's.
The money COR each days race will be paid 10 the
winner fee of discount. Gouti stables and liter
furnished race horses gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
Lynchburg, March - wtdf
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April Is

AIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry, for the
county of Franklin, on the Cd day of A pril, 1889:
Tyrec q. Newbi!l and kcziah his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Frances Sutherland, Ransom Sutherland, Robert Powell,
Polly Sutherland, Administrative ofPhilemon Sutherland, Jrr
deceased, James Cunningham, and Samuel Smith, admins
traitor of benjamin Smith, deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant James Cunningham, not having entcredhl 10
appearance and given security, according to the Act OF As
sombly and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by sat
isiactory evidence that the said Defendant is not an inhahi'ahl
of this Commonwealth; on the motion of the Plaintiffs by
counsel, it is ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in June next, and answer the ram
tis' bill, and that n copy of this order be forthwith pubhshsd
in the Lynchburg Nirginian, for TWO months successfully, IN
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Nj. G. CARPER, DC.
April - WIN
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Eight EEundrcd .ECreS.

has always been considered among the best, if not
the very best, Tract OF Land in Rockbridgc county.
The Mountain TRACTS are intended to be
sold as appendices Of HATS Bottom, a~fordlng
abundance Of timber, aud excellent range FOR Cattle,
aud a good deal of excellent tabacco land. The
Mountain Tracts contain about
Twelve undrcd Acres,
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NOtEre.

IVOVEFC.
ENllE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
\ by Cobbs X Armlstead, commonly called
" hyle's corner is tor rent-pOssession to be given
on the LIST January, 1859. Persons DESTROYS to rent
are requested TO call GA Charles l.. Mosby, who is
authorised to manage aud control The same for me.
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10. ts
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IN conformity with the above order Of the
Trustees of Warrington College. the undersigned
will offer for sale by way Of Public Auction, at
liArl's Bottom, (scven miles South OF Lexington on
the Notll River on Monday the a2nd of Aprll next,
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fE'raCts OF land

therein mentioned. Plats Of Survey will DO exhibited
aud any Information IN the mean time will be chee'
fully gwen TO persons wishing II. 1t is only necc:
sary here 10 say that lIart's Bottom, containing owe
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PAYNE n TURNER, Auciiolc"rs
Fad Com mission .NerCh0nfS.

A RE now receiving ,heir Spring supply olGoods,
1 y CONSISTING in part Of St. Croix, =. Rico, y.
Orleans, Brazil and Loaf Sugars, iron good to PRIME
qualIties) Laguira, u. Rico. Rio, S. Scented and
Government Java Coffee; Imperial and Gun Pow
der Tea, (French y London Z. NJ. w 4 N f. ..
"a pure arlicle,) Malaga do. Rice, Indigo, Nutmces,
Alspice, Salt, Cheese, Painted Buckets, Blank Books,
Fools Cap. Letter and Wrapping Paper, Molasses in
hhds. and barrels, \. G. Tar, Fire Proof Iron
Chests, Castings, Portable Patent Balances. Segars,
Sperm and Tallow Candles, Turpentine and Shaving
Soap, Raisins, English Walnuts, &c.
Straw Cutters, and Corn Shelters a most valuable
article, , or 3 Nuns, Pianos, OF very Superior Tones
They return their thaaks to a generous public 70
the liberal encouragement they have bestowed, aud
invite country and town merchants. who wish to buy
to sell again, 10 call and examine their stock, which
they are determined to sell at small advances. They
are willing to exchange goods on liberal terms for Fea-
theirs, Tow and Flax Linen, Butter, Taliow, &c.
&c. &c. PAYNE TURNER,
(Bank Square)
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SUPERB rHENCm NEEDLE WOKN.

ISL received, the most splendid assortment OF
- French worked Capes and Collars, that theNor-
thern markets will afford, at all prices. from 81 50
to $50 Ladies wishing something really exquisite
IN this line, Will do well to call on
ANDR. c. ELLIOTT,
March 81 s
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Henry r. Galloway and William Galloway, Executors Of
John Early, deceased, and Lanack Early. Jubai Early and
Samuel Saunders, Sheriff If Franklin county, and us such
Administrator of James c. Early, deceased, Defendants.
The Defendants Iamack Early and Jubnl Early, not having
entered their appearance, and given security, according 10 the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and il app
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of ~
Commonwealth on the motion Of the Plaintiff by couns.t II
ia ordered, That the said Defendants do appear here on tn.
first day of The next term, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and
That a copy of this order be published in the L%ynchburg Vr
ginian, tur Two months successfully, and posted at The from,
door of the Courthouse OF this county.
a ~COpy-Teste,
NJ. G. CARPER, D c.
April Is WIN
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SECOND uEAT.

Both had a fine start, and the heat was all 60 a.
long on the part Of Boston, from the word go"
At one time he came up aud oollared Portsmouth,
but was soon shaken oil and beaten by ten yards
Time 3m. Ass.
This time is the fastest second heat ever run
at New Market the track, too, was rather heavy.
An immense am 'nnt of money has been lost on
D to /. Inteliigencer.
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NEW
NJ = II ID R ~.

E'l1E subscribers, having purchased the entire
a stock of Dry Good ana Groceries.
OF Messrs, Martin, Ward X Davis, and associated
ourselves together under the firm Of
HUNT - MARTIN.
VIII continue the business, for a few weeks, at the
old stand of NJ, w. & ID. and thereafter in the tene-
ment Immediately opposite the Post Office.
respectfully invite our friends, aud particular
" the ora customers of NJ, w. x ID. to give us a
call. No cxertions will be spared TO render the
most ample satisfaction, both as to the prices and
quality ofour GOODS.
Our s'oc~, though not large at present, will be
greatly increased in afew weeks, by purchases now
beng made IN the Northern Cities, exclusively for
cash; ana will be sold on arrival, at a very small ad-
vance for cash. JAS. c. HUNT.
THO. J. MARTIN.
A,,cI1I
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VIRGINIA LEGEs.aFyssE.
SKETCH OF THE ACTS OFA PUBLIC
NATURE,
Passed by TIC General 1,sabfy gJUsiaia.
session ls31.
(CeHfHafiJ

An act Incorporating the Grave Creek Tutn
pike Company, with eaafl OF sI2aao 10 ton
s,ucr a mad ftnln Erz4beti3oNn IA Wheeling; the
Bna,d Of Public WotAs 10 subscribe Tor two iilths
If lac stock.
An act concerning tie Giles, laa,etrc and La.
rasha Turnpike Company ALLOWS fhcm two keats
I, brcin then road lusit1rfs tire Baata "i i'nblit
Wotksto defer the survey directed IL The Ih SET
iinn 1T the ael incurrorlti#g the ceinnane. until Tie
COMPANY las been dnly oieautzrd and ant1nfzes
the road 10 be constructed by Tie Rcd sulphur
Springs.
An act to amend an aet providing for he hcttef
security of persons charged with CRIMINAL offence ;
aulhorzes the removal I'll PRISONERS Ia any eoHFe-
,ient curpoIatinn jail IA the saue 81 an 'HIalaing
county, as well rs to ncighbnnIiug county Jtls ae-
cotdiur 10 the provisions oil tlic act OF ls3G.
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NOTICE.

'tNlE firm Of MILLER x ROBERTS is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
WHO are indebted to the concern, will please come
forward and settle their accounts and notes, with eli.
ther OF the parties, or with Mr.. Ambrose B. Ruck.
er, who is fully authorized to receive and settle all
debts due the said firm those having claims against
the firm will please make immediate application for
payment. JOHN MILLER
Aprll l, 1889 RNLAND ROBERTS.
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latest French shape Corsctls.

JUST opened, a splendid stock of the newest
- shape Corsetts, from tie most celebrated factory
IN Philadel phla, which Will be sold low. nj the Fancy
store OF ANDR. C.. ELLIOTT.
March 81
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NIRGINIA-At an adjourned Term of the Crcait SUI
' perior Court of Law and Chancery, held for Franklin
County, at the Courthouse, the 9Th day of February, 1889
MelChizudeck Early, Plaintiff,
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Or IL n IL SHIP

Or A IL n N L. IL $ IL p.
WE subscribers having purchased Of Miller &
l. Roberts, their stock Of Groceries and
having associated themselves together in the Mcr-
camille Business, under the FINN of lEE.EEI s
~ isaCNEES will coniinne to sell Groceries,
al the Store lately occupied by Miller * Roberts, and
intend keeping on baud a la,ge and general aasort-
tnent. JOHN MILLER.
AMBROSE b. RUCkER.
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