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tional Bank, and 10 change power from lis pre-.
sent hands. Beyond this stand unplcdged to
the Wing party"
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We are authorized 10 announce THEO-
DORE MKNIGHT, as candidate for the
office Of SHERIFF of Amite county, at the next
November election. q
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The terms for announcing candidates for
Office, will be $40 each; and no name inserted
without special instruction,
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We are authorised to announce JAMES Nj,
NORWOOD, as cad idato for the office OF
SHERIFF of Amile county; at the next Noyem-
Der election.
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lib JRI.R ny Q

MARCH IA, 1899
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-28

IN favor ofthe attaiuments of a gentleman whom I
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. d. L. L. D.
C~otumbia, s. Carolina.
From Gen. Robert Y. Havne. lately Senator ofue u.
S. and Gorernor Of s.. Carolina.
I'D. W. Johnston, Esq has for some time pas, been
the Editor of the Columbia Telescope and Librari-
an OF >. Carolina College. Dining tina, period, he
has written much in our Periodicals.. He is a gen.
tlefnan, distinguished by grace aud brilliancy of
style as a writer, his extensive literary information.
nd his accurate acquaintance with the Classics.
have no doubtthar in any literary employment reoui.
ring these qualifications, he could render accepta.
Bile service TO the Public. ROBT. Y. HAYNE.
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
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Bedford Female Academy near
LiNelfE. IcM.

DUPlLS may, during the present year, be enter
l. ed at any period ofthe Course and will be cb,,.
ged rateably to the time. To avoid deranging m.
organization of the School, there will be no Vac.
ton. until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, so dollars pr an.
num-. Board washing, lights and fire. $40 per
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, S.. Pupil,
iufnish their own Bedding. TO those from a dis.
tance' it can be supplied, at a moderate charge
Summer Uniform. This will consist of a Robe1
faie-oiue printed Cambria. the figures small any
close; Capes OF the same Pantalets Of white A.
prons ofbrown French Linen, edged with bin Bra;J.
Straw orchip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky-blue; Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroidcries
prohibited, as well as all fnery in general.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10 VIE
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POLITICAL.
sEIF-ABsECE.

NJ nks. sIGotRNFf.
Command thysclf-no sudden answer give
With zeal do good for that alone .on live
To Know the worth oftimo, remember death;
Thi. life is .b,ut. aud passing is thy breath.
BE sohenniaded-wear a look serene
Act before God, although by men unseen
Speak not in vain, nor ioolishly depaf,
From eentle words, and purity ofhsart-
To truth and charity, aud peace inclined.
With caution oensurc and applaud mankind
Seek knowledge fair, but shun insipid mirth
There is no time FOR folly while on earth
Feed 70 Ill will-ao sudden friendship make
Bstray no trust--no Obligation bneak-
Whatever you ~r,eleci, to tins attend,
Pity the poor, and be The strangers irifnd.
Promise with heed weigh every action night
And scan the conduct of each day At night
Instructed BY past fittings 70 be wise,
Let every wish from purest fountains rise.
In talk secure, pursne one steady plan,
For actions show the modest part Of man,
Act with relation 10 a futare state,
Re,ort no slander-render love for hntc.
Religion, fne ndship, and philosophy,
Shall conquer death, aud thou shalt never die.
Death cannot hurt, bat grant thee sweet release,
From pain, and trouble, 10 eternal peace.
And hast thou read, q vain, inconstant man,
Read il once more, and fault il il Won can.
Now calmly lay thy hand upon tbs heart.
And say, " from this Inestr Will depart
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stock ; holding on, the l'ea, that We may IN a lew
wears successfully vie with France IN 'he i'ouae'on
ot all .tth fabrics. This. particularly, when we revert
to the fact. that ffotn the frsl plantation oil slips al Two
eyes, a large yield OF foliage IS produced, and
ia, from, The common white Italian, the source
whence the present supply Is afforded Iron, Europe,
il requires the occupation "' tue sou if orr years
befo,e there is any thing like the same produce Of
leaf tor feeding he worm. As to the relative value
of the different varieties Of mulberry, fhe multi
canlis holds The first rank : indeed. all Others inhich
The Northern men arc so anxious ie should possess,
are better suited To the climate where they now ale
than 10 any of the Southern States. W.
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1000 Acres OF Valuable LANDS,

\ considerable portion river and ereck low grounds,
aud upon whtdh there are Two fine null sites aud
abundant water power. The lands are equi- distant
DclNeen Nrw Glasgow aud Amherst courthouse.
Terms at sale.
Fir above sale WILDE made in pursuance of the
provision OF two deeds Of rust. executed by David
:. Garland aud wife, lhc first to Daniel lligglnbolham
and Jatucs Lyons, and Inc other 10 Davidson Brad
tcuie, deceased, aud Edmund Winston. and both OF
record in the clerks Office Of Amherst county court.
to which reference is hereby made.
In the first deed, Robert Iinslcy, FOR convent
ruce 10 the paliies interested, las been appointed
trustee. IN the place and stead Of Messrs. II ~Igeinbot-
ham and Lyons, by the decree Of the county cou,t
of Amherst, IN a friendly suit brought tor that pur-
pose.
These are The two Oldest deeds upon the lands I;
and whilst We believe the purchaser under item will
acquire a Pc feet utlc, yet as trustees, we can only
convey aud warrant as such.
Ko. TlNSLEN. Trustee under
The LIST deed
EDMUND WINSTON, s@rrtiriuq
Trustee. aHdcr The Cd Rcci.
The above sale IL to be made Al NV request.
DANlDS GARLAND.
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DAVY CROCKETT.
GENE EMF, :"
That is E'r00ENs0iMSs Water.

I'D ESTORES AND SUPPLIES OLD FADED
"a LEATHER, cleans up nice when put on
Shoes, Will NOT soil the whitest dress, keeps your feet
warm, as well as dry. Putt it ON the top, bottom and
edge, ii will preserve the leather, and keep shoes
from ripping. Hold the bottom to the fire and put it
on that , or 3 times, but keep the top from the fire.
| might get the certificates OF many respectable men.
of its good qualities, but as ! have published some
already will omit them at present, and say that L
will keep it for sale at A. Ganaway's, p. Quinn's, l..
Fishers. and my house, the COLUMBIAN HOTEL at
led per bottle, it varnishes nicely and mixes with
Paints of all kinds, mix it with Flour or Spanish
Whiting and it makes frst-rate Putty, and makes
paper transparent like glass. and may be made a sub
slitute for it. WILLIAM THURMAN.
Ian
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Mrs. ANN 4. LANkFORD.
.uEELL.S.ER y .u.f.t'T.J F.n.5kER

HNAkES this oeeasien OF thankfully returning her
compliments TO the ladies' of Lynchburg, lis
yieiuii, and her distant friends, for the I~beIaluy for
which sle has been paltonised. And she respect
fully informs them that she has removed FROM her
iarnIer residence. and now occupies the tenement
above Mr.. Melser, Merchant Tailor, and formerly
occupied By Alessis. Austin x Hancock. where she
will at all ntues be- happy to wait ON her ftiends aud
the public generally. Ia her department OF business
having always on baud The most approved fashions
from her early correspondents.
J,uua,y IL
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of Am.
herst county Court, ON Monday the third dav of DE.
scmher, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight.
Nathan Glenn, plaintiI.
against,
Anderson Ware and Cynthia his wife, Philip Burforl, md
Lee II. RnckeI and Polly his wifc, who wns Polly Burlord,
widow oil George II. Buriord, deed. and Cad, in Bennett,
Defendants.
IL tuASCFRY.
The defendants Anderson Ware and Cynthio lis wifi. pblin
Buriofd aud Lee II. Fucker and Polly his wife, Who was Polly
Burtord, widow OF George H.. nmfurd dcceased 4, no, hny ing en-.
tcicd their appearance, and given security according 10 the net
of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il appearing hv
satisfactory evidence, TINT they are not inhabitants of This
Commonwealth, 1t rs ordered that the said defendants do M
pear here on The thrd Monday in February next, and answer
tho hHh!oi the Plaintiff, aud that u copy of this order be forth.
with inserted IA some newspaper published in the town OF
l%snclbuig for two months succoSsiyelY. and nos,rl nj tha
front door of the courthouse of this county.
A Gopy-Iestc.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND, Ok.
Dec. 10 M2m
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RowAND's Tone MIXTURE,
.f.v.D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
WARRANTED n perfect aud lasting cure for Ague and
w Fever, aud a valuable remedy IN Janndico, Dyseniofy,

VNyARRANTED II perfect aud lasting cure for Aguo and
w Fever, aud a valuable remedy in Janndicc, Dysentory,
Henrt-IIutn, etc.
From DR.. limos X. Smith, Northern Liberties, Phikad.
Dear Slr,-I congratulate you on your good fortune IN
presenting to the use of the victims OF Fever and Ague, sncl
a blessing ns Your Tonic Mixture has most fully proved IT.
self. II II speedily becoming the iavorlie remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness, aud ere long, viii be esteemed
na one oil The most important discoveries oi the hge. Fever
and Ame has hitherto hahicd the skill Of the most eminent
OF Practitioners, and even now they deem II presumption 10
promise more than temporary mid. Your Tonic mixture, how
ever, seems to have a new aud peculiar power TO arrest the
dlsense, and to revive md ra-CgnhlIsh the balance al tar1no-
ny aud health. hope You will perscyorn to extend the in
hucnce Of the medicine, and that the public will estimate your
''' Al SMITH. NJ D.
E4trarf oCa Tetcr from Or. Stertns, Bucks Go. PA.
sir,-i brought home with ne during the autumn OF 1881,
the frat quantity of your Mixture, which heard highly eA-
tolcd as "A permanent cure tor Fever and Ague n disease,
which Mt Tint period prevailed very extensively IN our conn
try. M, %noighbors and patients had become so accustom-
ed 10 tho use of lBnrks and ouininc, Ne. that they ceased to
render them any service. and they readily consented 10 make
n trial OF your medicine. ] bolIege that there II at tlls lime,
hundreds who wpuld cordially testify To the benehti they
have received from It's employment, and would gladly aid 10
spread n knowledge oi it, poculinf virtues. There mas been
Yerl lnlle oil the igue in the noighborhood SINCE the introduce
ton nflhe Tome Mixture, which Is manly attributed TO the
very general use OF this medicine. il lENENS.
ALSO,
Isowand's o., e- Water, for "iu1ammatinne, &c 1.-THE Eyos.
he. Empnipnbio Dentiirice, u valuable article
f1f the Teeth and Gums.
skowand,. AninioujaicJ Inubrocatiou, for Qninsy,
Ithcumhtim, Spmins, &c, ofhifh standing.
rtowand'- Alternative ExIracts, for Liver Diseases,
Jaundiee, ScuYy, Mercurinl diseases, etc.
hownnd's Aiabastcr Powder, for b%enutiying and sof
tcning the complexion.
fsownnd's Sernifuge or Worm Destroyer, n cele
butcd and popular remedy.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
July 30 w12m
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble on Monday, October las
M x. HARYEY MITCHELL. well knnw.

1'H- as aIortralt Il Landscape Painter, will, for tho
year now commencing. take charge ofa Class az
Drawing aud Painting. His skill as an Artist will offer
to pupils desiring a real proficiency in this accom-
plishment, advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. PrIce OF i ulllon, ID dollars per annum.
WINTER UN1FoRM.--Dress and Pelerine of boz
~tle-green Circassiap or Merino, with white Parta-
lels, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonnet
OF Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Crim-
son Ribbon.
Paymentlor Board $50 and Tuition in the regu-
lar Studies (S23) will be expected in advance. The
lees for Music, Drawing, or for other Studies, not n
part of the regular course, viii be payable at the end
OF each Session. EDW'D. WM. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
Setcm5cr II At ii offs
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FOE RENT,

ENROM LIST January, the large Brick Building.
opposite the Union Hotel, containing Ia rooms
above ground, 2 cellar rooms and necessary out
buildings. 1t is now in the occupancy o. A. W.
Crenshaw as a tavern, and is well suited for that, a
boarding, or private dwelling house.
SMITH 81 BAGWELL.
December II Is
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Notice.

TAKE this method Of informing the citizens OF
L Lynchbnlg. and the public generally, that 1 VIII
keep a house of
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.
And VIII furnish Snacks, or Meals, of any kind, Oh
the best the market affords at all times and at the
shortest notice. | would like to accommodate from
10 TO 30 day Boardcrs. My house is next door above
Liberty Warehouse JAMES VI. WOOD.
Ian. 81
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SEGNDEe n~gDXXAOE'RA,

q n accomplished scientific Musician, has been
a procured to direct the Musical department Of
this lnstltution, FOR the ensuing year. To instruction
on the Piauo, he will add the teaching olthe Guitar,
an instrument of which he is completely m ster.
Prices as before for The Piano. Guitar $25 per ses-
sion OF 5 months. lie has always, heretofore, taught
his several Instruments in Lynchburg, (where his
reputation can be known,) at $50 pen annum.
Such tattlicl assistance in the general instruction,
as the enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
~, has been obtained, and il IS now in active opera
ton. The Improvements, both rs TO the arrangements
OF teaching and accommodations for boarders, will b..
made TO keep pace with the growing resources Of
the School.
Liberty, Oct. IL 2tifis of
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE ERIE CANAL.

ENLARGEMENT OF THE ERIE CANAL.
Extract from R~nggles's Report to the Legislature
OF New York, March IL. Is3s.
The Genial, when enlarged, viii be greatly M
creased IN value aud power, aud IN point of lnagnl.
tude, will be ono of the tnnst important works, not
only of llns country. but Of the age. rs capacity Err
ceediar that Of The present. Cdaai, Al tcast scrcRfoid-
beng 2 feet deep and ~ teet wide, with double locks
of enlarged dimensions, throughout the whole llne,
a leiH tarnish The means 81 Convenient transit for not
less aaa 10000. 900 tons annually. The supply Of
water will be abundant and unfailing. and tie en-
larged size Of the boats by which II will be n~avigaIed,
tciH reduce The cost of transportation nearly one hall.
"Impofiaut financial consequences are involved in
its speedy prosecutor. BY proper Efforts the en-
Judgements may be completed and made available
tuHin fre years, Atthe expiration OF HAT time, the
Interest at > per cent. compounded half yearly, GA the
cost oil the work estimating 1t At fitcfn milllons) will
amount to about s., 500, 600 whereas il the com
pletiou shall be dnaytd trtniy years, the intervening
interest alone viii exceed 50, 900, 900 ;-Shoeing a
loss of interest By proceeding al TIC pr6setf sluggish
rate, ot at least - 600, 900 "a snm which OF itself
would go lar TO extend the benefits OF internal Inn
pfosemeni 10 every section Of the State
THIS and other a%tguments IN this very able Report
carried convictions. aud the Legislature OF New York
accordingly passed the Bill Tor The enlargement Of The
Enc Canal on the 9Th Aptil, 1893.
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ROBERT A. PENDhETON,
.EffOy.neu at LUlC.

EEAVING located himself at Amherst Court
HI House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the counties of Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted 10 his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sent, "a
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

II Friday the 18th day of February, 1889, the
" undersigned will expose to sale, At public auc-
ten, ON the premises, at the house Of Harrison Crit.
fin, one ol tho tenants on the LAND, all the residue
OF that fine estate, on the North side of Bunaloc
River, IN Amherst county. called the Bnnt Mill es-
tate rnutlniuu ab6ut
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$1,000 PREMIUM
IoKEGE.v'F.H $.ENEp$G.N.,
Or - 900 Premium Vegetable for the cure of
sR.HaHkA

ynNO inspire the suffering with confidence IN his rcstorer OF
n discussed system, IT is only necessary To say that such
i ITS reputation Tint tho transactions OF one DmggiBt III
Richmond, in less lhnn twelve months, have been IRE hundred
doilafs, besides whit other dealers hnvc sold, and Physi-
ciauH used. The recovery of Mr., :. Il. Thompson OF Rich
mond, whose sutlering5 tor I've years had brought hm a.
often To The brink OF the grave, and who had finally given him
sell up to die, after having lost The palate, roof OF his mouth
and pnrt OF his nose. In this state he was persuaded by n
FhyHcinn To use the Sampson, aud to his great sup
prise, Rs well "a that of the community, he gained twenty
two pounds IN one month and one aud n half papers nnde
a perfect cure ot him. Nh r. has given n history of his
case. See hand-bils of other cnscs. Price $40 90. For
ale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
n, II. The above is acquiring a high character for the cure
of Kings Evil or Scrufula.
July 30 w19m
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sAsRsGNAsIE uoNNyTs-,

uST received, a case of the most beautiful Bon.
~ nets, oi the latest style. Also, 4 cases Nuns
boonets' OF altoeether new material, and much hand
somcr THAI the old stylc.
ANDREW L. ELLIOTT.
Nov
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EDUCATION.

u,uE next session of my School viii commence
ON Monday, the ath day Of February. Every
tmpii will be considered as engaged rom the Gay oil
entrance to the end oil The session.
TERMS.
Isl Class, Spelling, Readins and
Wiring, ~ % per scSs'o"'
ond DO. Grammar, Geography
and Arithmetic, III W
Sid do. History, Natural Phi.
i0sophy. Astronomy; Chem
isffy, Rhetorick, Mytho'o-
g, &c. u,ro.. IL d
January 81 Ut
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5000 acres on Valuable lands,

Oflhc most approved soils. Upon the estate every
desirable Improvement Ion two OF more gepteeiamlllics
80, consisting al two large aud well finish eGy%.s,
Iii I'd dwelling houses, with all the ne EsiiiI
I--.A- cessaIy out houses, barns, stables, ser -AlmA
wants houses, carriage house shops, Nc aud is also
an extensive water Gust and Manufacturing Mill
upon n never failing stream.
1t is confidently believed that a more valuable es'
tate is not to be found in the upper country aud
well deserves the attention of capitalists.
Terms, cash land probably the lands may be sold
IN two or more parcels. The above sale will be
made under the authority of a deed of trust lton
David :. Garland To the undersigned, for the bneefl
of the Bank of Virginia, dated oh of Aprll, 1928
and ofrecord IN Amherst county court. 1t is conf
IDENTITY believed tie purchaser will get a per.
feet nght and title, hnt rs trustees, we can bnly con
rey as such. JOHN NJ. OTEY, i,
No. TlNSLEY. ''"S'eeS
he above sales are to be made at my request.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
Dec, Is ids
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" linton Estate for sale.

IN y the 10th day ofFebruary, 1899, the day at.
" ter the above sale, will he offered, IN like man
ner. nj public auction. on the premises, that desira
BILE estate, lying adjoining the town Of New Glas
gov. IN Amherst county and on both sides of ButTa
loe river, called the Wmton aud Cherry Hin Plan
lnilnns. OF winch lhcrn remnIn Ahnul
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AGRICULTURAL

From he Richmond Enquirer.
4 Nete Years GiH 10 the People II %Jiveiaia and
their Representatives., The d%gtepffurat tatoest Of
us ConHtru.
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the clerks Office OF tn.
J circuit superior court OF law aud chancerv tr the Town Vi
l~ynchbur&, on the 9TH day Of November, 1888:
Samuel Garland, admir-. lie bonis non of Caleb TAFT, deed
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h---I ST. .A 1AHA
Ger N9i'tH' ao1 Us -" - "@'.ngi s-a,d anJ irg,fscs of
ou1ep, uuso luz p,,pI u ,.eI f,,e md James Snend being an
infant under HE age Of tw MY one yeara) William ;. Apple
bury, fpnees a. NJ. hPPl,bnf Nnslnl9 a. AIPiaD"tE
John James hPi,ieoais,. ''tdhnnn y hpP""iy 1s"% % 80
twenty one yfafS, children OF sag Ilenc's ApPIenSas =, "" h
!esatees o' SAID spencer NofFe'i ne Il" rsn ~" ~ -
I'ohat lm'iekh' speeialiE "7zlRnI "a w ~ ,u 'o' IL ia
ton NJ. NofYeii' one 81 me '99oIel . ! 9.lre VI ~ ''
lcghiceo OF spencer Nofselii dee IT, uh " i"inih = -
II
IL CHANcERY.
The defendants. Judiman NorYeil, Nathaniel NofYcl,
James Norvol, William NorYell and taihnrne ms WE,
nun ""i ~ -" H. ne, "n Ia ~ on,en,ence nnd oiyon
~ an'.,t p" ~" ", - H., a. aC Assz.liIy and the ralrs of
~ a - 49," aoi - ,',a'i, h, satsf,rtnrv ryid4pro that ihcy
arc no, nbsI,,,,ts' az tbi4 Conmons cath, 1t "a ordered, that
~ ~ M - i'" u y" - -, ~ ,L, fr, IL az ue
:, 's ,'1 ,'l' aJ 49, ~ "rlt tLr MI oe The nloiuti1s. and thnt
- - - I'', js ' L. f,rti,a'4h ,,se,ted II, sa.no newspnpe,
- IL ,". "a ,,tIa,, -, ~, n,,,tl,s snrress.;ye.
| ad ~ 20" =, ,o fi ma Ja,r nr ,Le r,,,,IoIse of lbs conn.
"' i9 , Con9-Teate
- RoHFRT JIESIEY. c.
n,.a,la, n Won,
' eircnit sliprrior CONT OF Inv and chanrery for the town
John 5. Turner, Plaintiff,
n
"@ft'''
Samuel /. Watt and Ardelia o. Turner, Deiehdants.
The Defendant, Ardeliu o. Turner, not haying catered her
appearance and gwen secunty according 10 the Act oil As
scnlly aud the rules Of this court, aud il Appearing by Suits
factefy evidence that sir is n5t NJ inhnhitnut ot tlIls country,
!! is9fdefcd ihn' the shld n'ien''nl 90 npPe'f he'p o. Wv T
md Inn, n eopy of this order le forthwith inserted in some
,,uysno,o, ,,,i,nt,d IN The town of t. ucLburo. 10. Two months
- - - -, -. = Il, 81,
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ysorus NuIticauIis Trees.

sxsssRe FOR SALE, a small quantity Of ibis
,sTsassgkss article. warranted genuIne) which may
WYSE be had, If early application be made
to. ANDREW {. ELLIOTT.
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VIRGINIA All rules holden in the clerks office of the
circuit superior court ot law aud chuncery for the county
OF Amherst, on Monday, the 3D. DAY of september, 1888:
Robert Robinson and Andrew {. Elliott, merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm of Robinson X FL
Iioii' and the same Robinson Is Elliott and Joseph II. Bailey.
iher, hants and partners Trading under the style and finn OF
}. X. Bailey Il Co. plaintiffs.
against
Samuel Dinkle & jacob Rumbough, merchants and part.
hcrsi trading under the style and firm of Dinkle q Rum
holigh, and the same Diukle X Rumbuugh aud John II. Ro-
belia, merchants and partners, trading under the sIyIe and
hrm of John II. Roberts ~ Co. and J. Hopkins x Brothers,
Defendants.
IN tHANCERY.
The defendants, ]. Hopkins 4 Brothers. NOT HAVING on.
tered their appearance and given security according TO the Act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing hy
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of ms
commonwealth, II IS ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here on the hrst day OF the next April term, and answer
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the town of
Lynchb'ig, Tor two months successivelv, and posted nj The
front door OF the courthouse of this county,
a ~Copy-Teste.
December a 80,