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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25
One Hundred Dollars Reward


BSCcNpED ifom the subscriber, the Short Pump, about
twelve miles above Rcmon the sth instant, likely bright
feet three inches in height twenty years
old: he has been living in the Tavern waiter aud
carried away with him white hat brown and black fock
OF brown striped Cashmere pantaoons gold
phiby chdearoi free State The above
100 dollars will be paid taken Of the State and twenty dol
lars il taken tho State aud all reason be charges paid deli
oc,m l45-G,i FRANCIS McCRUDER.
Tredegar Rolling Mills and Foundry Richmond. IA.
lE edesar Iron COMPANY beg leave TO inform the public tina,
their Rolling Mill and Forge petc
they prepared execute the notice.
description Of bar fron either hammered rolled embracing
Fla, Iron from 5 s to l2 inches wide
Round and square. 3.l6 to- do do
Hoops, "a tn2 l-2
Band, = TO g. box and tank Iron;
Railroad ASlcs hammered on the most approved plan and
auted Splicing Plates for railroads. and punched Ordcr rail
rad iron do
In connection with their Rolling Mill and Forge the Tr"drgar
Company erected extensive Ion aud Foundry Smith
ing and Machine shcp "a his department their they
prepared TO furnish all descriptions OF Castings o RAILROADS
mill and other and to have the fitted
the very having secured the the
rienced and skilul ariizans that could he obtained
Having entire confidence 10 their ability tho public upon
good terms and with good work similar establishment
Mayl7 t3-tfl President Tredegar r0n Company.
Syutheyn Boarding and Day School for goung Ladies'
By Mr. ASp Mrs PERSlCO.
EE duties Of this Institution will be resumed 1s usual, on the
= first October next.
departments ms been such as 10 convince tho Principal
that obtain the full and beneficial effect OF
appropriated for the reception OF very young Pupils, who VI"
for the fourth department, OF the School! .
this opportunity of announcing to his distant
friends the building connected with The house, he
now enabled 10 receive ~ Young Ladies 10 his family
further information, address to g. Peco, Richmond, VIZ
snia. % r.
The Raleigh will please the above eight insertions,
ands NJ 5 this Office for collection
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CLOTHING FOR SERVANTS.
General of WoolIen Cotton goods suitable
Negro clothing consisting of heavy Kerscys, Satne,s Jeans
Lindseys Plains Cotton osnabu2s, Blue Domestcs, &c., &C.
for sale At the Pcni,eutIury Sicrc, 18th Street.
Ii Aim
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AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of n deed OF 1fu, duly recorded
the CLERKS Office Of Cumberland county, dated
May 1885, will offer for sale the tract Of Land which Charles
W. skcppefson resides situated the Appomltox
within miles OF Famvillc and Of Manufacturer. Mil
tn" contains IA by survey ard supposed about
200 which low grounds. The building: spacious well
calculated for the large The Land
good quality md eli adapted 10 the III wheat and
obacco: healthy The sale will he the premises
the 18th day of November, u peviousl, Sold Mr. Charles
W. Shcppcsnn who tho land will take pleasure
wishing purchase, il application be made
will attend The title believed be good but sell
Trustee, shall convey only such title as hold
Terms accommodating, und nude known day o. sale
SAMUEL, W. EENABLE.
Trustee IF Charles ~. StrP9ersOn
Oct III iJ-utds
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E'KUSi SALEliy Deed of Trust executed by Al
bert A. Jcic and wife, for certain purposes therein
TO the SUBSCRIBER and duly recorded Clerks The
County Cuu OF brunswick shall sell the highest
cash. Monday, the s,h day Of October Brunswick
Court house, being Court day. all the the Albert
a Jcter nud wife entitled to- in tie held for life by Mrs.
Susan arrison under the wills Of tho late Benjamin Jones
and Bcnjimn H. Jones' (sad wills being recorded
Ge"nIe aud At her death tohe divided among he children
This estate, the subscriber understands seven
thousand dollars money; very valuable Of land
county OF Brunswick known the Diamond Grove from
twelve 10 fifteen likely Negroes The sod
TO he about The sixth seventh part but Will be fully explained
the day OF sale. SaM'L b. JErER,
fi2-wtds1 Trustee.
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VENrONI SCHOOL will be opened on the 10Th Of January
next, in the end OF Lunenburg county 10 The nshoos
oo NJ rckaud school designed for Boys and Young
Mn who wish prepare for Colleges aud TO those who DO not
G, instruction will be gwen; That 49, as iu
s is given by ans Academies Of the State 10
noren,s aud guardians necessary say that the subscriber
iii nav stic, attention morals of his pupils thinking ms
~ par, of education The location is as healthy as any
in Eastern Virginia. ,,;L - t oh
JrmBoard :acudns every thing except lights cnn DC o.
in tho neiyhbohood with the subscriber who can
doe six al s7OTuition 90 25 and $50 One quarter OF hn
hoad and BE- paid advance anoiher at 'ne emu
GJs, I.rm md buuucc the end OF the year. -,
Yea,ors-F of six weeks, commencing on tue o'h juno
secohu' " '"''e ~ JOHN C. BLACKWELL.
~, .: .n 49, LII; he obtained }. c. b.
hsu."e' "''e 4l-St
81
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SALE OF CATTLE On Friday, the 25'h instant
e being Cuur, day, | will sell at Louisa Courthouse
upon a credit Of twelve months for approved bands
number Of Cattle Of the Durham, Hereford and Devon
Crosses chiefly Young steers from 10 3 years DID, now
prime beef
The sale will be conducted by Philip b. Jones' Esq
with whom purchasers will please settle after The sale
JAMES Nj MORRIS
have so for sale, few three iourlhs Blackwell lam
Lambs
10, IL d1-,ds
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HN ilANcERY-VEGHn-t an fnjnnr,i"n ~ rule. Ia
CIrrk Ollie r the irull superior CuGTi q. Law
and ChaGccry Prince Edward county, The M day oI October
! lS9
John |. Norris George L. Motley, ard John ". f"rronsh
PlGiuIIs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-25

Within day or two pas, several notes drawn in New
York South for collection have bcea iotested,
nd back TO that city, consequence OF ue draw
rs refusing 10 pay the large difference in exchange be
tween the specie and specie paying banks It being
from 6 TO 10 per ccn'.
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$4,000 oruS .HucauLS Trees d 500 900 BHds far Sqic
EHERE will be sod Public Auction Prince Edward Court,
house. Va, tho lat day November 50 900 Mnru Null
tcaus Trees and 900 Buds IN lots purchasers.
The high aud will 500 buds.
all $780, and cash. under
$500 credit Of six monihs and for all $500 Twelve months
discount Of per will be allowed prompt
ymen The crcd, sales be secured by ample
tory security. The Mad Stage from Guyandoe Richmond PASS
week within miles Of the place and the
Nail Stage from Washington City Augusta passes nme
lidlely by the place OF sale three times week
JAMES D WOOD,
JOS. TDUD.
AGENTS for The rrorcrs
r. $. II fair price shul be obtained, 900 vii! c added
to the sale. JAMES ID. WOOD,
JOS. TODD
.i.erts for the gr0wGs.
Prince Edward. Oct. H. 1890
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against
Spear and Jonathan Patton merchants and partners I'M
der The firm and : We OF Spear 4 Patton, Defendants
having entered their aud
10 the General Assembly aud the rule
of t- court and appearing they inhahtants OF this
the Of The pIanl. h counsel II I. rn"ed NJ
rules accordingly odc:rd II the said def ndanis do
here on DAY of the SpH term and tie
plaintiffs aud that copy Of this order be ioh'ih 'n-t" IN
public printed the city of Ecmrnd
for s months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted the 'front.' door OF
the Courthouse oil ihis county
hCopy-Tcs'c,
c,.,s rI7vewI r. J. WORSIIAM. C. S c.
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Es'glss sale Of:Ssayes

virtue OF drcd of iru'r. executed to the sub
hS >crher, by John Richardson bearing dare ~,
III" 10Th day "t March. 1858. aud duly recorded IN
clerks ONCE Of the county Courts Of Bedford and
po.ftoof', me unuerslgn d trustees will proceed To
sell at public auction, 10 tie highest bidder for re,
dy money. at Liberty Bedford courthouse IN Mon
day HE 25th day of March. 1885, TWO valuable Slaves
one woman. and the Other girl about Is wear. nj
agP.-Also tie sand john r chardSoa's interest j.;
negro woman and child, nov in the possession #
ANranam "Wel AMI SIX shares Of stock IN the Bed
or ehihe seminary, or 50 much thereof as "a III H..
sui'c'ent 10 s"Hr HE purposes Of the said ,rus,
1eed. The woman and gi above named have
been accustomed TO house business-ihey are both
very likely. and the woman il said 10 be GOOD ,oul
aHd s"ahstress The title TO the above n,oner,yis
ori!r'ed TO be uuqneslnnable. bur the undersigned
WI, convey only such TILE as is vested IN them BY
sad deed Of trust. JND ESAJF
e. A. WlNGFIEED
March ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

Increase Of the JaiQeof Human Ljje-Ata recent
meeting Tor the establishment of 4 Life Assurance
Society in Bristol, Of the speakers, Mr.. ]
Hampton made The following statement:
-" In rance, among the whole Iopnlation the
mortality annually during the 17th century was one
IN % IN l7ol, one in 90. and during the five wears
preceding 1885, one IN 80. Ii is supposed by Mr.
Duvi!lard tha' vaccination has increased the mean
dur"on II HE 80 though others have asserted thar
this increased value more applicable ia infant Ile
andis not noticeable At a more mature age MIR
finiaison however, III lo25 discovered very oreat
Pfniongaiion Of life has calculations were n,Je a.
vert~enty-five thousand life anuuilans and sbow.d
the difference 10 be, as compared with the prc,i.,r
century rs nearly as four three and also oreat Az
ference between the Two sexes. the adyant,rc r..
IN iaVor oi females. As progress In ci,Iiz,tion
the value OF human life must necessarily i,c,e,sa ,
one great canse Of the deterioration OF health has
dualIy been removed. mean the habit hard d,i,I
ing, which prevailed so extensively among all ,ossrs
20 and 80 years ago. This habit a uonr the h.,b.r
and middiing classes of society has dsapneaed aIto
gether, and although still very prevalent amono tho
lower must gradually abae by the force Of examine
The extension of education, and the efforts Which ave
increasingly being made by the teachers Of relgion
aud morality in inducing rational line Of
conduct Furthermore. the improvement in medi.
cal science, tie Dcitef arrangement of shops and
manufactures as regards ventilation and the substi.
iuiionof machinery for manual labour, particularly
10 trades where human life is greatly fsked. mus,
naturally have this tendency"
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FARMERS & MERCHANTS
savings Institution,
LY.y'CEfByR URIC.

T,uIs INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
l. in successful operation for wears. under the
most prosperous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dollar having
bern los or debt due lie Institution, but what has
been promptly paid. Thu Company continue To
receive dopnsItes, upon the most favorable terms,
thai IS for any sun remaining with them under four
months interest thereon from the date Of deposite,
nj three ne cent. per annum-oyer -four, and under
six months four per cent, aud six months five
per cent per annum.
Deposites generally paid upon application, but
the Company reseiyeto themselves tho right Of re
curing two weeks
1hoss wishing 10 deposte money, will call upon
the Cashier Al his Office, at the Of Turner Il
Bursell.
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Albion Corn Plaster!

rHsiE Albion Corn Plaster solens the Corn however oid
and Tough aud extracts II 10 the roots Ihe relief al
forded is gentle, immediate and thorough
Recent Case.
sr- do hesitate give my most unqualified appTo-
bation in favor Of your valuable Albion Corn Plaster 10y
the Us Of les. than box Mira Stowe has been cured OF
corn on her which had exceedingly troublesome
aud painful for years, and add, flor the ENCOURAGEMENT oil
those who owing 10 repeated disapponments IN the va
ros remedies esortsd TO, have finally despared Of curel
that yonr Plaster cured after Other highly re-
commended remedies purpose and, what increases my
in the snperororty of your Plaster Is the fact
a il has haan used by several OF neighbors with equally
good success. SETH ioW til, =,
K.eper of Toll House, s. Boston Bridge
Boston june 9Th.
Price 30 cents.
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SELECTIONS =.



IMPORTANT RFSOLfTION.-Ncn The elasc
of,he nj session Of Congress resolution WIS a
fered IN The House ei Representatives, rs Mr.. Nh
Ger. OF Virginia, and ajoped by the House, winch
We deem oi considerable Importance IA iis tcudeH-
ties. Faithfully executed ~ the department whose
agency is requested the inform. IL lhus obtalned
When combined with luil and complete rcpoti al
the dtfecations md asjaitrs Of tlelosttcn years
will greatly assist The rubl1c judgment, IN pass ~
upon the fue merits, qualities and advantages oil
Jackson Van Buren, Rtiorm." Tho information
asked ior BY this resolution will exhibit Ia an M
theulc form tic workings Of the "sysiis' s, slem
introduced tie Ali March, lag. The rspau
OF the Committee Of Investigation, AID ta
list oi The defRuors for the las, ten Yeas, Will shen
IsoGects. The following is the resolution Of Nh
Mercer, as agreed 10 by the House:
4" Rrso}ret, That the President be requested Ia
lay before the House Of Represeutallgr. a. carly
convenient after the commencement of the next ses.
sion OF Congress, list ol all The officers OF the Gos
eminent Who derive thrir ~ pointmenfs from fkc
nomination OF The President and concurrence oi8h-
Senate who liare been removed FROM Office since IL
81 March, l5s9. deuotng IN such list thnll nunlrt
and efadc, and the dates Of Ihcu respective reno
walls. Also, like ilst OF those officers, whose term
Of service beng limited 10 iaut year wtle roi A.
tomlra,ed 10 The Senate at the expuaNons OF lbcit
commissions.
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w hole.aie and Retail Dealers ~
aud Country PRODtGG,

NJ
aud Country PRODUCE,
ar VOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
n SUPPLY. consisting in raft' rs follows;
Is bhds. Louisiana, Porto Rico and St. Crols
SUGARS,
az boxes and barrels double and single LOAF
SUGARS,
US haes Old White. Java. Manelon. Laguira.
Rio and ST. Domingo COFFEE,
900 bags Shot. assorted sizes,
30 kegs Daponts Gnnpowder,
Is hail kegs Rife do.
$50 kegs Blasting do,
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
10 casks Cheese,
- hoxes Window Glass 8 by 10, ard 20 BY H.
60 huxcs Tailow Candles,
DO kegs Tobacco Nails,
20 kcgs Nails, assorted sizes.
ITO boxes and halt boxes Gunpowdef, Imperial
and H,son Tea,
terees Rec.
200 bushels lli,h Potatoes,
q 500 fac Havana Sesns, IN quarter boxes,
80 saoks Salt,
200 Attaca AMI Ch,li Hides,
ID bafiels Tanners oil ofgood quality.
30 hlds Nulasses.
- tefcrs do,
az batrcs do ofsupefor quality.
20 do Beer,
30 do Newark CIDER,
Is do Vinegar,
4s do Malaga Vine,
10 bids. n. l.. Rum.
We have also ON hand ~ 900 lbs. Cotton WARNS
Of the Lsnthbuig, Manchester aud Unlon MiIi
Factory.
10000 lbs. BACON. with a good ~,och Of
BsaIOIts md WINES
or ,rfy description ; Gundslopcs, Steel, Indigo
Maidrr. Pepper. Spce. Il. &e.
We waning so OF 10 tons a He P,iof whi'h
We will pay the highest cash priee
Natrh4 Is
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Feb. 81

lRGlNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF he
n Circuit superior court ofLaw and Chancery for BED
ford County, the I'd day oil December, 1888
Charlotte Stewart, feme covert who sues by her nov,
friend Nathaniel " Floyd, Pnintia
against
john Wilson, Thomas Dvcrstreet William WbiteIev i I'm
tnrtrr 81, Thomas OverStreet Thomas Stewart Chnrcs
hiteiey, John IL Smiti, John H. Wright aud Charles l.
Mosby administrator with will annexed of Chstonler
Anthony deceased. Defendants
lN CHANCERy.
The Defendant Chnres holey, having entered h,s
appearance aud according the Act of As
srHb and the Rules this Court appearing NV sot
isiacur evidence that he nhuhitunt of bis Com
mnnweaih Ga the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel II i
ordered that he do appear here the first av of the nov,
term, aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that this order he
inserted in some newspaper published tyncbug Tor tv
months successfully and posted the FROM ote co,hose
u 'ls count! oh SUM- court DAY. A tnpN--Teste.
~ ., JOS. WILSON elk.
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3sr samuel Arn,istead:

g. lR-Take notice, thai, Friday. the 10Th tlay
- OF April next. at the counting Room of W &
K. Alexander. DlXou's Springs, Smith courty Ten.
nessoe, shall proceed to take rhe deposition of Col
W lan Martin 10 he read IN case pending in the
C"c"t Superior Court OF Law and Cnaucer>, for til a
county OF Campbell. and State Of Virginia IA which
Samuel Armstead is Plalnff and Thomas Huntlev
and others, ATE defendants
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
March II A., ,
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SsOO gewars, for Frank,

NNI no absc0udtd IIOm The subscIIber IN tho car
w " pat OF la}5. lie is bright mniatto. i've
Get seven III eight inches hqh, between IS aud 40
years old. and has scar on his forehead. lie Is
good Waqeoncr and Ootier, and effects great hunhl-
" when spoken 10. | think IT more than probable
ho has obtained free papers, and passes nnder The
name of Franh Smith OF Frank Taylor. | have nn-
dclslood he IS about Lynchburs, aud On James Rlv
ct occasionally. The above reward viii he gwen II
taken out ofIhe State, and S2Oiln the State aud
cured 50 that | get hlm, delivered to AT the
New Store. Buckingham Co. Va.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
Erh wv
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uR. BENZ. w. CURTIS, A. H..

Unanimously elected by the Board Of Trustees
Principal. For the last two years Mr.. Curtis has
had charge Of the Slate River School, Buckingham
County. Va. and is highly recommended by the
Trustees OF thai School also. by President Lord Of
Dartmouth College, X. H. Of which heisa grad
Gaic.
The academic year is divided into two sessions Of
five months each.
The Terms OF Tuition arc as follows, viz:
Preliminary Course. = 8 per session
Higher branches Of English Lam
rnage, foxclusve Of Maihemarics.) 10 +"
Mathematics. French. German, La
IN. at Greek Language, IS
Students will be charged from their entrance Tea
Of sickness execpted,) I'll the close OF the SEES
sious.
Board including washing, lodging. lights &c,
may he had in private families. Al S3per month
The sic'tiiv IN which tbs lnsrItullun is located
IN poiu o health. morals aud means Of acquiring IN
formation, Is probably surpassed by any IN The
country la addition 10 The advantages Offered by
similar institutions. students may have to
circulnt NJ Library.
N. B.-Parcns and guardians may rest assured,
slrict atteution will be paid TO the morals Of the
students.
BY order ofthe Board,
Il. T.. CIiEATHAM President.
- The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above once week inr SIX weeks, and
srnd their account 10 this Office for payment.
CoAcoRp, Campbell Co, Va,
February 81, 1889. Is
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POLITICAL.
RunxrN TIES.

ny JANIS sosTe osBRf.
The broken tics OF happier days,
How often do they srem
To eome before mental gaze,
Like remembered dream.
Around US each discovered cham
In sparkling ruin lies;
And earthly hand can na'sr again
uni,s those broken tics.
The parent ofour youthful ho!ns.
The kindred that we loved,
Far from on, arms perohauce mny roam,
To desert seas removed.
Orws have watched iheir rafiins breath,
And closed ,eir weary eyes:
And sighed to ihins how sadly ds''h
Can sever human iies.
HE friends, the loved onrs Of cur yoalh,
They too are gone, OF changed
o., worse than all their love aud truth
Is daTSrued or csiranecd.
They meet US 10 tie slinering throng.
With cold avrrtcd oycs
And wonde, ihatwe weep tlieit wrong,
Aud mourn cur broken tics
Oh who in such world as this
Could bear thcir lot Of PAIN
Did ne, one radiant hopo Of bliss
Uncloudcd yer r,main
That hope thn sovereign Lord has given.
Who rcigns above the rkies;
Nope iha,unitss ON sons to Heaven,
ny faiths enduring Tres.
Each care, each II Of mortal lirtb,
Is sent in pity ius love.
To In tho lingering heart from earth.
And speed is nisbt aboyc.
And eyrry rang thai wings ihr breas',
And every Joy tlft dies,
Tells ma TO seek psrertcst,
And trust to ho'ier ties.
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Tract, or parcel OGEand,

with rs appuifenanccs. h,ng add beng in HE sad
county OF Bedfprd Poner's mountain, and the
bead waters Of Glove creek, south branch OF Goose
creek, containing G32d actes--rt beng the same
Tract Of Land heretofore conveyed 10 William b.
Preston, and the said Moses II. Preston by John L.
Gray.
The terms Of sale will be made known at the
time aud place Of sale
Aotng as .nslce | shall ly'convey to tho pur-
chaser snch tle as is vested in me by the deed OF
ttust alnfcsaid.
q y The above mentioned Tract OF Land is rep
tescutedas containing considerable quantity Of To
bacco Land, still unelearcd.
CuISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Feb. tbs
q = The sale above advcrferscd is ostpohed IN
Ill The 6tst dl, Of the March term of The Coun.
" Conn OF Bedford n which time wall take place,
helore the front door OF lhc Couu House Of Bedford
County. In the interim the portion OF Land de
,ned To be sold, viii be laid of, aud designated by
certain mctcs and bounds.
CIllSWELL DABNET, Trustee.
Feb o. ids
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MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.-Tbe Con.
veniion OF Delegates appointed by the Wings of
New Yo'k city, on Monday night. unanimously no m
mated Tor reelection Aaron Clark. tho presen, eff
snos Mayor Of The city.
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Y ab,NRd'l.

M ILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
w 25th day March next, upon credit Of ski,
dlye, Onc share OF flsc BIuc Esidgc Farm
pike siOcis, before the dur of Tie Market house.
IN the town 81 L,ncbb0rg. Bond with good secu-
llty,wiil he leqlned 81 the pau h1sers.
WHITING DAVIES, Aln'r
De bonis noa Of Nicholas Davies, decd.
March iw
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks OHcc of the
Circuit superior Court of Law AMI Chancerv for Bed.
ford county, the 9ih day oi November, 1888.
Philip Reynolds Plaintiff
AGAINST
Mary Re- nolds widow of Jesse REYNOLDS. decd Charles
Reynolds III us right aud us administrator Jesse Rev
noldS, decd Edward Reynolds Martha Fuquu late Martha
Reynolds. Joshua Reynolds, John Wade and Jemma his
wife late Jemna Reyno d. Archibald REYNOLDS Caleb Rev
nolds, and Abner Reynolds, Defendants
IN tHASCFRY.
The defendants Edward Re, nold Caleb REYNOLDS and
Mntha Fnqun not having entered their appearance Civ
en- security according to the Act nj Assembly and the Rules
OF tins Court md appearing by atisia evidence thai
hcN are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth On
pn OF the PAntl by counsel Ii ordered. that they ap-
pear here on lie lrs day of the next and the
plaintiff bill and that this order be inserted some ne sna.
per- published IN Llnchburg, for two months succcssiyev
and posted at The front door OF the courthouse of this county
On some court day. Copy--Ieste,
JOS WILSON, elk.
Feb. 81 xypn