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bic @eloer gum btlftn Der e1upltiu
Vant (Stodbaltcr) ansspanbt murSen.
8dree oiefes aber bic Sa1e dnbern, bat
oieier 9err n.ebr Re1t fir ancere au
itsblcn als fur ii6 ielbn T? .Ddtte Ct i'm
Nuftra9 Der Direttoren ssbanbelt TSe.
ftoblen] 70 fonnten eieie ni6t mobl pus
blijiren oaB iie nibte bon Den Grans
aetlonen ibres Gafiters 9espubt bdttea.-
Die llria1e oieler 3unabme ber Oers
breden tann ebsr sefunoen speroen, wenn
oas seben iOlter Art 9errn bsobabtet
wiro.-Das 8inscmmen zines Gallisrs
in elmer Sant spsitet @rofe, mic Die in
6rase itebenos,iit unsefebr $500 idbr>
lib (immer nod iebsmal 70 piel als oas
zines 9uten Nrbeiters in irseno einem
mebaniieben Geihaft), uno obslsib bic
lee binlanalieb 1T, um iebr oniidnois gu
Ieben, 70 1T es ccb bel weitem ni9t iu
rcibrno, um faibionable su Itin. Gin
paar pferoe Die 1000 1bI. toften, itbs
Oienitbcten. Elm l6aus fir 1000 1bl.
Mietbe oes Sabr, oies iino allies nctb
'penoee SeourfniNe. Allo fpetulirt une
@elo 9emabt, > ibr faibionasle &epu.
bllfansr! Deut. 9tational 3ts.
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Der NfteraIe &eotartter,
9tsabing, ben 81. Tsesmtsr. 1889.
SarrifDn, Tpirr, Srciheit, Gle Con
ffituticn uur NcfrrM

&'XITG Die Ismefratldwn Saraer
MN Ag& pcn Ssrfa GaEutp, 9itnitis fir
NXS& 'eis ermdblunS ron General
Wiiliam ,sinrib iSarriien, scn obio,
fir Yultent, uhr Jetann CyIer, pon &lrs
ainisn, fir @iessYwissnt, ure ale @nrsrn''
bic asaen Dtartin Gan Cuun'e ihlsdte rsrs
! observation-disclosures psrrtrtltbs &rmnleratlcn
ffine, lns eraifli eb srluht fd ~ elmer
Sauntp Ser a nm lun9 I'M s rurts
baufs tsEs5tart Msdsins Su per'amn'slm
,auf t1lentas een 6ten nab,fen Januar,
~,ta,> 6 llbr a5snoS, in tsrabfht cine Ntrfcn
ais FrrabIer Don Yrsltsnt unS Sies. pre-
Gtsnt Der Ser. Staatsn, ron eria9tsm 9ilfrlft
su ernsnnsn, reer msnn es fir ;,rsdndlii9 9ss
baltsn ,pirt, eis fbcn Ssmabts ernsnnln9 iu
beifatieen. - llne sbtnfatls IsltAatsn a"siu'
mdbleW, INN Ssrfs Gauntp in esr Senrtnt'en
Al rspreientiren bic am 22itsn nddlren Ssbrus
ar, su 9arrjsburs sebalten msresn irl.
asitlt 9tmcf rattn.
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Scr 26ite @onsreB,
life Sihlua.

Sn ben pier lsetsa aassp Der rcrlseten sSt
.te Wnreen ,seRis Gsibafts sctban. Gece,
uns 9sbatten faatn bic ,aebrifs 5eit aus nur
am Samifase fbritt eas Soaus sur erwab:
lung ren Sttreber Sarseanr at arms, ups
9bhrbiter, @sbilfs 3bhrDhkr unb 0ruder.
.Ssr. g. 4. @arlane purbe NIT I1s Stir,
sasn [pssi Msbrbeitl -psm Sbwiber ermdblt.
er. Crrlsp ebenie nit buneert Elm uns sicr.
ais Stimmsn [itpennssreifis @ssDrbsitl gum
&arssa'mat arns.
2is ,Rbrisca Nabtsn ,sastsrlaaf Nlcntaa
rstfbcbsn.
Mcntas unt Sienifas wereen ,pabribsns
lib wsnis @sfbdfts 9stban fein, ea bic bis gun,
kGtca gamifas erbaltsnsn 8eribtc nibts Dc,
fenesris entttdtea.
Gure6 bic llntsrfubuasen isa sNpifsntauf
bic surh tiszfbkttsss SSittsruns Der vcriscn
Wcds stynrfadt muresn, sIinp uns malw.
fbsnlib msbrtrs Sadsa nisbt ~ 9sfrnmcn
bic fur cas Tutlifum pen 1Bttiafsit lsin
fcnnten; iibsrbaurt fnb mir nitbt aslenn,r
ein Nsbsnbes &esiiter pen ben eaasn unr
2bun anfsrsr ecnsresslstsr 81 flibrsm mc;u
ums, 70 ,pe aasn teutfben Ssitanssn, au.t,
eft Der Nautg fBtt. SSH ,rerben absr mir nm,
fsrlailsn aaes lDid)tise ;eitis an;u;siae n.
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: Gin ;.rlumptsr @a9abuno nit Namen
Mitbad Goains; 'puroe am Scnnabeno
Mcrsen tstrofTrn, als ct in part &osp
uno Der oortisen llm9e9eno beiddftiet
mar, Die Dor ben Ebdren bin9epoafenen
5eitunsen ,pes;ufsblen. ST ipuroe Dor
Den Ribter Blooo9oco 9ebrabt, uno es
fbien, aus n,ebrsren 1nt,rprten eeNelben
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Nle9slkahm lln9liif.

Im rerisen DounerftasNabmittas er'
elSnete fiD wieesrum Elm f1merilde$
uu9liid auf Der eanealer uno barris.
burg RlceelkabH- lie Die locomotive
nit sinem ibweren 3as pon Sradttar.
rem naeA eancaftsr inter Bess war, lief
oieielN cine turss Strtfe sberbatb Gli=
labetDtaun Son oer 8abn ab unb muree
absrsesporfen. Der Snesnieur 6eiari5
ooet wuroe in 1ooe eebrlbt. sno Ger
Ssuermann Satcb SpansIer purbe 10
iblimm usrbrubt, Dap man uur ptnis
bofnuns su ieiner 8eneiune bat. st.
ne BON csn paha9ier- &utiGen iou ein~
9sttoheu uno eiuise oer pahaoiere leidr
serleet woreen iein.-Die bdufissn ltar
sldtsfdue, rpelbe iib auf oieier Saisset@
habn sutra9en, iino Elm Seweis, oa6'siwr
unpsrieiblibe Stabldliiafeit bel Der &era
maltuns oerielben berripen mub-eiue
NablaiiI9aelt, Die oeito rpeniser 5u ent-
ibuloisen 1T, isosm oisie @issslbahn am
elmer uidtisen &stte Der Gemcinidaft.
seworosn 1T ano uon paHasierens fart
bereiit miro .oeren eeben curb oiele Rab'
loili0tsit sefdbrbst rperSen. ID.
eiebe uni, ,Woro. Ser ecuisyisk 12eeoesr
uertiler pom 6. Dec. er;ablt: 0Ssifxrns
9escn II llbr tpuroe cine Mrs. Maois.
Jon, wobnbaft bieielbif, BON einem Wans
ne, 9iamens Dople, erfbofen,otr io9ltaas
oarauf Sslbitmoro besin9. Dic Tins
ifdnoe lpelbe su oieiem trasilben duff
tite fubrtsn, entipransen ous einer
siebidaft 5lpiiben beieen. Anfanes'
porieen Septembers mabte Sople Der:
MRS. Maoilon oen Antras, iie ;u beira
tben, uno erbielt abibld9se Nntport..
3icrauf nabm ct cine bsosutsnse Ooiisr
Sauoanum, Die Jpn beinabe set6otst bat.
te ; Sob 9elan9 IS Or. Ialbot feline
MISUNDERSTANDING ;u be,rirfen. Dople~
perlieb nun Die 6 taot, uno tebrte erft
uor &urjem surid. 98dbrenb eeiem
bate Mrs. Maoilon ibr 9erj einem an.
bern Manne seibentt, uno nabosm Dor
einsm ooer atpci {a9en Die 6ebjeit fats
sefanasnr ains ibr @atte seitern auf ei=
ne &eiif aen Slub binab. Salo oarauf
tam Gople 3u ibr uno mabte ibr mesen
ibrsr 1reuloisteit Srr,pirfe, ibien ie=
ouds' nidt febn aahssrsst. Ct iprab BON
isiner @euucibaft, ,anb bat um erlaub'
NIP iie b.ludbem su eurfen. Sic ants
,portsts, oaS iie nibts NIT ibm 3u tbun
baben molle,. uno ,pnqte eben bas Simmer
perlai1en~ aIs er ejn piifol berpcrjc9,uno
Die &ustl in ibrcn !pinttrfopf ibcb. Gr
iprany binsres auf Die CITRATE, no ct
jib ourtb eincn StbuS in bic 8ruif too
'tete. Mrs. SNooilon ii5erlebte Die @ers
wunouns nibt LANCER ais cine ooer 3pei
Stunoem; ibr &cpfi mar furbtbar SER
'jbnnttert.-Naple rnau ifinsa @slbdf-
tassin Sbnciusr,. et.ra 2S bis 80 Sabre
alt, uno pom idDrGbIiben 8orperbau.
81 ftano friiher i'm. hcitrn &ufe. bat iib
aber felt. itinen tpeirutbstdulbuns cinem
auSib,usifenofm aebsa binseseben.
N.y. ct. 3.
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2Sdbrsne Der !sstsn Nnbe batttn mir iflirs
'n'sts6 faltts 2Bsttsrantsribsblib nit et,pas
Sbntt bt8lsitst, iperurb bic sre9tlu,iiiiae
Sabrt anf ntr @ifenbabn mtbrnl,lS uutsrtrps
ben murse. @cn anrers, Ortsn loren air
;btnfalls' esb asis pofen 'uRrtSslmaifa as,s
tclln.eH.
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Sn<&bsitsr @auntp icQ Der Sd>net uper
Gin unb siu batbsn Sus tisf itin. Slahr'bts''
pcn Tsu Serlsp unb Marplane frsdsn ebsns
foaS ron sintn fc tiefsp Sdnet.
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-W1Dis Court bsr nsrtsljdhri9sn Sisun9en
81 fit Serfs Gauntp, wirp nabitsn Moat,M
i'm bisfs.n @curtbauit tsonnsn une, mis: &c
tsltimmt 1T, jrrs 2Sad,sn rausrn.
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GFDiejenissn SurSsr ron .SsrfS eauntr
wsld,e Srsunbs-snfsrcr 9cssnwdrtiseu Sta"
unb Rational atminitratien Fnt, fnc sin9s'
lasen, elmer sHsntIidsn &srianmlun9 teiin'
,pcbnsn bic auf ben 9Hnitas in rsr srifen
epurhpcbr in Zen bitfssn tHtntlihsn Gs
seaaesa 8sbaltsn wsrben fol-.
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-psin 'fuegaasgr 'SaIsnesr fir tat
sasatr. ts4e, bsilNessfitb im"bieftr Ssituns, Der
fur sancwsrfer unb anrere niislib 1T, IA .r
auseefhnittsn unc auf cine 9Eano in 9Ssrt.
aatten seflebt eas sanle Sabr ais ribtistr
9atumeissr eisn,n fam.
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T9ie Grsapes Don Icarriion, in Mcntsc
merp gauntp, bisltsn am pcri9en Gamlfass
eae srrfIt Serianmluna in Der Staet PcrriS
'taun, unN srnannten 9tIc9atsn fir bic am 22.
ndb1cn 8etruar iu baItsase staatssernrsns
ten.
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% ee5a elmer antsrn Gpatts Ensss atr Sc,
lrr cine unltdneibs er,atluna rcn cen Sss
trilssrslen Der "Sbuplfia Sanf" in pbla.
oelpba. 2Dir babrn faum ;u ben,srfsn,nas ib,
re Ncttn jset d, + msrtb fine.
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U n eie Sti N n,

"aus9tyiht une aus9teufslt
Seeer misfimpan
Ser nur ssdt nnt nett unit irrustlt
Wt 9sfctftttm, 3abn."
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seras.-Sm pbiIaeslpbia 1snctrat if
tn 0rlsf rutlijirt Der rcn einsm rtipsfabl.n
ceutibsn S,srrn erbalten wurbe, Der ilb as,
sen,rartlS IN 9trae aufbdIt 9erislbs a.tt
elm lssr7saurlass 1tmdlet rom Suifanst ee
eSrfbissn einwrbnsr mas msbl sesanet 1T
Sscfn' Der st'na pom serasfeter anssifcdt 1T,
au9enblidIib sa belsn. D,cre une Naub
linS bic aerrebnlibfn Iastssassuiaf.it,n, sars
um ratbtn mir SSssen, Der nibt quif bat fsb
fir fem @'ln tcribI.s9tn su Iaftn, nidt nad,
stras iu Ssbsn.
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Surcp a.-Ias ltets pa&st SbiH G,ra
Serlskts 2Brbe in Nsu ycrf an. uns ttabts
Nad'r'btsn biz sum ;,rei unS ppangsiten
gtcYtntsr.
z" aaniain ren Gnslane BAT ibrt8twnab
lung NIT es,n Erinyn Mltsrt scn Sa,bitn,
et'tln'mt srflart; iit lpirt i'm nitifsn uprt
lfatt Fnrsn.-2is Iusltbtsn in @nallnps
0slcn'arftt BADEN en tt,ras, aii,afissrss On.
'ebtn.-9n 8ruhtrriit iInS btesutenb ae
f''lin.-'esr;es WcaigNn ica stfabrlid,
franf itin.
Ifutidldnc-nt,bts Offenders Ht,Hs.
3'rldsn &aslant une en9lane III Grca
tsinabs iidtr ~ strarten.
llnter Sen ffanjtlidNn 3rurptn in 2llaitl
rllrb'n rtfa't1e Sr,ntt:ittn.
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SGir battsn Stlegenbeit Die SOtlbaft tss
Sussrntrs ron obic, an bic @sitssstuns ju
ltlsn' uns muffin Ssiftben sas mir cen sutsn
3uitanS jsnsr junStn &eputlif ts,ranosrntbis
IN n,andNr einitht ein Muiterflir at psHn
lplranisn itin ftnnts. 9tas tiFsntAsn Nm
lfaltsn line nttt dfsdn inbttbsnrtn ,Snifales
re iOnesrn aub sltibititis eintraaIib fir cen
Staat. Die StaatsibuIoen tstraa,n, init
Sinlhlus Der llsbtrktue Gslcsr, Die Der Staat
aus bern Ser. Staaten Sebaee .rbislt. nur
Die Surnms scn staas ibrr sWttf unb cine
balbt Osilicn Sbdlw, ane taos9sn traasn bic
'HentIitbsn SSsrts jeet ibon nnbr elm als ;ur
Gjabluns Der sSontsrsiItn srfrrbsrlid, 1T.
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llrlerc ndhtfe 9aieegetun9.

Ter Gag an msldsm iid, bic @efsesebuns
pom Ysnnplpanisn psrfamnWlt, lit nur nod,
cine Wcdbs sntfsrRt, uno Sober Der Elm @siud
tei tsrisIbsn su MAIDEN bait folts nitbt faumsn
raiftlbs pcrwbrin9em i'm Sail es nidbr sum
Nabtbsi!e Der Usmeinbsit 9srsiett. Seneers
oar III es, tas jset no tle GsrfammIuna siss
its Srrrsrs 70 nabe 1T, Die efsntlittn Sldttsr
meniS cesr gar nihts ia9en, am bic Aufmsrf,
ilmfsit rsiFibsn a,f irldbs Gs9snifdnee 81 lens
fen eis teirupsrs fir Sas 2Srbl tss Sanisn
uileGt Nna.
GAS eris -gtibift 4pas ess &arfhla9ea
mertt lit, io0tt eins &eferm ODER &srteHerun9
ess Sanfs2vifeme ftin, um irlde 0iisbrius
t,s III psrblitent biz II, ssmitlbtn tinasidIittsn
linr, unt Ib ii,rn mtkrinals nabtbsili9 fir
eas publifum 9sjs9t habsn. 9a ;tsrsEe jest
ibrn @eriblass sur Ssrnebruns tss Sanfs
Capitals Stmaht line, Die canelts um n,sbr
als aNiqicnsn sbalsr psrsrSN,ru rpNrosn 70
reresn jene 6srren 'Welths cine icld,e Scr
msbrun9 wunihsn fh mebl fben in ZEN trs
itsn sassR am Sies Der &sssrun9 sinfnesn
INN ibrsn 3'rsd ;u srrsitsn. "a nun atsr
sus @Hnshyun9 ts6 SanfsSapitaIs eineysr'
msbrun9 rts YapsrstIoss sur natarIhen So!'
sc BADEN ,pire, fc icllttm isits srniiIibe Ssas,,
mite anssmanst rstsem um oisiss 81 psrbt'
ten. Sbme,st absr eae TrIf ifillG fc 1T pcr'
aus ;u istcn,eab mdbrsne Der ndd,ifsn Sit'
sung ssr NiItmblp sie<bsflSts &srawkrun9 ~
Stanet foasssn wrb, rrsnn mir 1ltth cine
Anti Sanf StietSetun9 uno srnea Mnti,Sant
Gupsrntr babn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
July 90
REED OTIS and SEED CORN
For Sale.

NHE SUBSCRIBER will have this fall, about
u two hundred bushels of the celebrated Rnffe
hrs for sale. The kind procured near Pc
ksburg. He has also corp, in part growing, OF
Be much removed Baden Corn. The kind Of seed
las procured in Baltimore last fall The subscri-
tr will deliver in Lynchburg his Oats as seed and
good order, for dollar per bushel. and his Ba-
fn Corn for two dollars per bushel. Persons wish
lg for seed of either kind of grain, may leave their
bders with Messrs. Payne q Turner, Lynchburg.
there they SHALL in due time, receive their seed aud
trfcatcs OF lis genuneness
WM.B VAUGHAN.
Redford JuIy 90 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
June 10
NJ OAnLy FOR SALE oEs LEASE.

4 OFFER for sale my late residence, within mile
Il of Lynchburg. the old New London road
There are about Go acres of Land well enclosed,
mostly with plank fence. The buildings consist,
in part, OF handsome brick DIV ellIng House. with
rooms above the basement story, dry cellar
rooms and two porticoes,-kchen, Smoke. Bath
and Carriage houses, of brcka large brick Stable,
with Granary, Cow house, hay -loit and shelter,-a
stone Spring house. large Garden well set with va
rety of fruit trees vines, and shrubbery enclosed
with brick wall-a large yard well shaded and orna
mented also enclosed with brck-a good orchard OF
choice fruitsgroves Of forest uees-stabe lot well
shaded, and with abundant supply OF water run
ming through it-fne springs ofputc waer--a hlea-
dow of ; or acres well with herds grass, and
the most The lands improved the growing crops
of Wheat, Oats and Grass. will abundantly show
In addition If desired, will sell one undivided third
part of two small tracts of wood land containing in the
whole $50 acies and distant half to one mile IRON
Oaky.
lfths property be not sold in 60 days, then II vii
be for lease for term Il years. to geDteel family
the tenant obhgatng hlmselllo keep and return the
property in good repair.
Terms Of payment, if sold, will be made to SUI
the purchaser, provided the debt be well secured
and the interest paid half yearly my object being to
create funded debt. 5. GARLAND
! June "a Is
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NOTICE.
!, Mr.. .9s'1ss iSfeUd Long:

fiIR--YOU are hereby notified thai, on Saturday
% the 3lst day of August, 1889, at The Courthouse
Barren county, and state OF Kentucky, shall take
8e deposition of Samuel p. Cox, Of said State, to
I read on the trial ofmy suit against you now de-
ending and undetermined IN The Circuit Superior
/ burt Of Law and Chancery for Campbell county,
Men and where you invited 10 attend by attorney
otherwise. II from accident, or other cause. the
$poson should not be taken or con. pleted on
3st day, then ii will be be taken on Monday LIST
Eeplember following and Unnecessary the notice will
kept open and continued from day TO day for
! rec days Respectfully.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
July 90 It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
June -
NOTICE.

HNHE subscribers Wool eardine Machine will
i be IN fill operation by the 9th day OF the pre-
sent month (June.) The Machine is enlne, new,
made by the skIliul workman, Mr. Robert NJ. Clay
tor, who has been Ia the practice OF making them
for the last % years, aud pledges himself TO keep It
fist rate older
The Terms for caring will be cents per pound the
owner OF the wool 10 furnish one ponnd Of grease for
every 10 pounds olwool. The Machine will be sit
unted on Black water, miles from Bynehbnrg, on
The Forest Road, at the mill formerly owned by Mrs
Tate. pledge myself use every exerion IN max
ing firstmle Rolls. WOOL will be received NJ the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS 10 send w DOL TO my Mill
are informed that they will leave the same at the
Stores of Messts Mckinney 4 Mosby or Brown &
Cross, will cause the same AT my own expense 10
be carried 10 the Mill catded and brought again for
delivery in the form Of Rolls. shall also keep con
stantly at the same places, supply OF WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made TO give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
Office Of the Bank OF Va. at Lynchbmrg,


u NOTICE is hereby given, that book for sub
~ scriptions to the additional Stock OF the Bank
of Virginia, authorized by the late acts OF the Gen
eral Assembly Of this Commonwealth, Is now open at
this Office.
The terms upon which The subscriptions are to be
made For every share subscribed, twenty five
dollars mus, be paid, with interest thereon from the
Sd instant, when the Commonwealth subscribed and
paid for three thousand two hundred ana nifty shares
and seventy five dollars, in three equal install
ments of wo, Jour and SIX months thereafter, with
interest from the same period
+. SYDNOR, Cashier.
Jnue 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
J uDe ~
" q II Il e. NJ

WE, the subscribers, having purchased Of Mr..
w Samuel S. Allen, of the State of New York,
the exclusive right and privilege, for the county OF
Campbell in the State of Virginia OF making, using
and vending his newly invented Threshlng machine
and horse power IN aud for the SAID county
are prepared to furnish all those wishing to purchase
Machines of the above pattern. or the privilege OF
making, using and selling the same, on reasonable
terms, by applying either of the subscribers living
in Lynchburg.
We forewarn all and every person in this county
from using the above Machine, or horse power, OF
Gom infringing on The patent in eny shape whatever,
as the law will be rgdly enored against all such Of
enders. SAMUEL BURCH,
Al TYREE.
3 IS
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Danville. July IL

ENHE Commonwealth OF Virginia 10 The Sheriff of
l. Amherst county, greeting: Whereas James
Ware, guardian Of Ambrose Buriord, who sued for
the benefit of Boyd Miller in his life tlme that is 10
say AT Court held for The said county OF Amherst
the Goth day OF June, 1897, before our Justices Of
our said Court. by the judgment Of that Count, had
recovered agars James G. Bu1ord, and Reuben
Cox, his common bail, and Joseph McCiay one hun.
bred dollars, with interests thereon TO be computed
after the rate oil SIX per centum per annum, from the
18th day OF March, 1928, I'LL paid, and also eleven
dollars and twelve cents for his cosis by him about
his suit in that behalf expended, subject TO crcdr
for twenty five dollars paid 10Th day of April 1893
whereof the said James c. Buifosd, and Reuben Cox
his common bail, and Joseph McCray, are convict
as appears 10 Of record. And whereas since tn,
rendering OF the said judgment, The said james
Ware bath departed thus life intcstae, as it is said
and administration Of all and singular his goods chat
tells and credits bath been in due form committed t,
John Alexander Sheriff Of Rockbridge county. ant
now on behalf Of the said John Alexander. Sheri
of Rockbrldge county, and, such, administrator o
the said James Ware, for the benefit ofthe sal
Boyd Miller, informed that although judy
ment IN form aforesaid be gwen. execution thereo
still remains TO be made; therefore command you
as you were oiten before commanded 10 make know
to the said James G.. Burfoid and Reuben Cox, hi
common bail, aud Joseph McCray, that they be be
fore the Justices Of our County Court Of Amherst
the Court House on the third Monday IN Angus
next TO show, il any thing for themselves they hav
or can say. why the said John Alexander, Shert
and administrator as aforesaid, for the beneGt Of ia
said Boyd Miller, execution OF The judgment aforc
said may not have, il TO them II expedient,
further 10 do aud Give what our said CONT shall
that part consider: aud have then there this wr
Witness, Samuel Nj. Garland, clerk of our count,
this LIST day Of July, 1899, and IN the ODD yea
of The commonwealth. SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND.
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On he Cross Street leading 10 Mayo's Bridge, and
Immediately opposite MesSrS. II. ". 81 j. Fry
III VAN be had at this store. Spanish Hides, Tan
~ ners' Oil, aud Curriers' Tools Also. Leather
pi all knds-Soe Leather, Upper Leather. Har-
bess Skirting, Bride Hog Skins, Bag Leather,
Serge, Sheep Skins, Calf Skins, Seal Skins Moroc-
20 Skins, Innings Bindings, Shoe Thread, and va
fious other articles suitable shocmahers, saddlers
fna coach makers. We are making and can furnish
nose IN want with good Plantation Brogses as
Pan be gotten made in this city, having engaged
IN experienced hand 10 superlntend in this depart
knent We invite call from those in want of such
fricles. and If we cannot suit them. we promise
o be offended CRANE & NEW.
Z Richmond July % I'm
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'.Tasc care ofthc cents and the Dollars
will take care OF igtemscIves."
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.yPTT.FE $4,000.

" I'LL receive Depositcs Of all money current il
w the State and issue certificates binding full,
and eiectualy all the property and funds Of the In
stituton, FOR the payment thereof, within day.
notice with interest thereon, from time of deposltt
TIL paid; AT the rale OF per cenum per aunum oI
all sums which shall bave been deposiie for les,
than one year; and Sd per. cent. per annum, ior al
suus which shall remain over one year
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at hall past eight o'clock Z. NJ
at the office The store OF Mr. A. Gdnnaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, ], b. Renwlck
G. Mc1vci, Henry j. Brown,
Jno kinnier, Tho's. q. Acfec,
J J. Saimons, {. Phelps.
Tdeu Reed
OFFICERS.
Henry VI. Didlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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Valuable Land for sale.

n VALUABLE TRACT OF DAND, lying
- in Amherst County, on Tye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging 10 The Legatees
OF W. ). Crawford, dec. is offered for sale-A good
portion Of this Land is in woods and heavily timber
ed. The cleared part consists of fertile low grounds
and high Land Of good quality. The improve
ments are not valuable. This Tract contains about
4oo acres, and will be sold very reasonable terms
For luther particulars enquire Of
E. FLETCHER.
July % Is
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IN1npiEe Land for safe.

INV will sell a Tract Of Land, lying on the tu,n
W pike road, leading tom Lynohbmg to New
London, about miles from Lynchburg. The
Tract contains 400 acres more or less. about one
half in woods and we'll tmbered. The Land lies
well and produces kindly. There is fine Meadow
on the premises. Its conuguiy 10 Lyuchburg would
render it valuable. ANY person wishing to purchase
can apply to JOHN II. AUSTIN, or
+. q. ARNOLD.
attorneys for w. ". dustin.
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