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LEWIS Il. LAWRENCE

Antiquities Of dntcricd.-IhIs is D curonsy inter
esing and learned Quartz valumr. which aliheae h
issuing from The Cincinnati press, printed aud o.
herwise got up IN lyle equal to that OF the l.nn-
don press. The ohieetof the author is 10 asccnaln
what race of people built the ancient works IN \ .
nerlca, and whence this continent was penpled.
lie maintains that America was originally peoplrd
by the Mexican and Peruvian race: aud argues then
identity with Tie people of ancient Egypt aod HIM
dostan-the family OF Cush. which migrated from
Egypt passed through Persia and Siberia and ein,-
sing Behring's Suaits first peoped America marking
their course by pyramids, mounds, immense walls
and great cities. peculiar to the race. The identity
between the races is established by u series Of
analogies. in philology anatomy mythology, hero.
ciyphics. astronomy, architecture and manners and
customs all illustrated by curious plates. BY means
Of Mexican symbolic map, 10 feet it, leagth ihr
course of this civilized people is traced SouthWald
from Behring's Straits. giving high probability To
the authors hypnihesis Tie Northern la ians
identical wIthe Mongal race IN ASIA also crossing at
Behring's Sras. il is maintained propelled South
ward their civl predecessors. The author of THIS
work is Mr.. JNo. DELAFIELD, it,. who exhibits u
singular power OF condensation and close reason.
ing. 1t is preaeed by an essay from the pen of
Bishop NICKNAME. of Ohio. The illustrative con.
nexion of such inquiries, as Mr. DELAFiELps, with
the sacred volume; aud it Is followed an append
10y another Interesting paper, the cause OF mans
superiority in the Northern his fellow man in
the Southern hemisphere, by Dr. JAMES LAkELY,
Of Cincinnati. The appendix contains quite "A curl.
speenaton--ihe chief causes assigned in il ia,
the ideriofy Of the .ahabitlnis of the Southern le m
peraie zone. are, |. The shonness Of the Southern
summer. 2, The immense and dispfeporion4 Al,
mass Of water in the Southern zone To which are
added as minor or secondary causes l. The less dis
lance OF he from the esft during The shur sun,
mer. 2. The difference ia the magnetic infsnstg o
the Two hemisplieres. Charleston Courier
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F1Es SALE,
EEgE FE.RSEHF.s'G TOW syOTEE.
IN Me lelrn Of Lunnhhnrr- Kirninin.

In he to'en Of Lynebdurg, Treinia;
Gy"s@zs LARGE and oommodlons building
H3,i,! win twenty rooms, conveniently arranged
----A ana supplied with necessary furniture, &c.
situated on Third street, near the centre of The
town.
The subscribers would pfef.ra private sale of tie
property for which they would give good bargain,
ana uotr"l time TO make the pay mrnt, winch might
De ulvhtd SUIT tie purchaser. We need not say
that Lsnchbarg is now IN a rapid state of immoye-
meni As The Canal vi" be completed up to that place
by Deeenbernext. ~
!, not sold by the l2h day OF Ocobe, next, we
sh"' on mat day, "fier Ion sale 10 the highest
nidutf upon the following terms !: one third cash,
the balance in one and Two years, requiring The
purchaser to secure the payment by bond and APP
proved security or deed of trust upon the proper
y TO secure the purchase money. II however, a
private sale shall be made before the 12th October,
not'ce Of tie same wall be gwen
ulX& LANGHORNE.
July % Woo
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GUIDE TO PASSENGER
the Worth,

EAN Lyn:hburg MONDAYS. Wed,..
4 4 days and Fridays ut 2 O'Clock. / AZ ..os
Chanonesvllles same evening. at 2 Z. NJ. -.
Char ioitesVie next day by A. NJ. reach The p'',
Road, distance OF only % miles from Cb.,,o,,.oi
vile alter The ls OF July by 10 O'clock and a,,,s.
IN h'ehin"nn same evenings by ) p. M. This win
be found BY far The most comfortable ,ou,. @ WIN
as the most expedinous to Richmond or go;aa
Norm, by way OF Washington Ciy having no no6s,
travelling ahei leaving Lynchburg. The lean.
and coaches on this line are first rate, and ,,'s
o1'e's shiIlol' careful and accommodating. No
SAINT TO The passengers. pa
Fare though to Richmond 50 500 Fr.a.
rcksburg Sl2. s. b. CLOVES Aug
June II,
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Z y Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
4 cefs, continued and held for Nelson county,
Al The eanri9ease, "Wednesday, the l4h day oi
May. 1889:
William Fitzpatrick and Breckenridge Fifzpat-
ret, Plaintiffs
ogaiBst
Samuel G. Woods. Defendant.
! as cause came On this Day be heard upon the
bill, answer of The Defendant, with replication there
10, exhibits and examinations OF wilnesses--and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
1ou'i doth order liathe pafties in this sam do
der helofc commissioner II this Couu account
nj tiiet transactions II any. which account the sad
Commissioner IS directed IN examine stale aud set
he, anl maxi rerou thereof 10 tie Court win any
matters specially slated, deemed pertinent by him
sell, OF required by Tie pattie, 10 be stated.
copy-Tcste.
RO. Z. CUTLER, Clerk
ConsussloNER's OrrIcE,
Lovnesion, May y, 1883.
The parties Interested IN the foregoing decree,
viii be pleased 10 take notice, that | lave APP
pointed Tuesday, the 20fh day Of August next,
10 commence the taking OF the account therein d.
teeted, On which dly ly Ten o'clock. A. NJ. they
are required 10 attend my Office in boving-ton.
with Their books papers aud vouchers aud copies o
count papers, prepared for settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND. Com'r.
July vim
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liIy f

M#ssrs. Rjctard Forrest. Jqijh P5ddG Nlocy
Hoors. iola Iayior anil 1Iayihahis ejfe, R9bcrt
LHmpfia aad Llis1Jeh lis W,je, and A,mistead
~. Forrra.
rK1AkE hOTlCE-Thn | shall, on Thur.day
the 2o.h u August, Is39 at The house of Dan
leI D.jlrueu IN the Gouoty Of Halifax, Va. proceed
10 take the dispositions Of ltlebatd Thornton aud 9th
cs, TO beread evidence the trial Of sun IN the
GHeult superior Count Of Law and Cha0eety for tue
county al llalJfn, in which you are plaintiffs aud |
M defendant aud Ia case the dispositions shall not
be completed nhatd1y. they viii be continued from
day TO day, (Snndays ezeefled,) unit completed. AT
which Time AMI place YOU may attend if you please,
luufs, &c.
JAMES FORREST,
in bls own right, aud as Adnr OF John Forrest.
July - Win
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ron k,E.ESR,.
.EsAV MclI l.noMn TAVEn.V

~, bEsAK NcH Known TAN EtsN
mi HOUSE. raird the GENIRAL HOTEL,
E5aI n Htsfg C5arf House, Ia, now occupied
bt Nai. lno 5. LcWeitp vii be lrasedto the high
esi bidder. 81 laldIx Count llonsr, On the q day
Of neNt August Court that bciug the 27th day Of
the mouth, The ESTABLISHMENT is for &
term OF ~ 3 Keors, - excellent repair. with enod
49, stables, out Houses, aod excel ffs--sss
Iii lent Gafdeu. x. 10 lns Establish lid
IA mrnt Is attached between two aud III
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.S'0T'KGE.

EDURSUANT 10 a decree Of the county court Of
z Bedfofd, pronounced in the ohancery sun of
Davis and others against llobson The undersign-
ed commissioners will proceed TO SELL al Floyd
Coun House, Monday the 10Th day Of Angus
nrxt. tbeing c0uu day.) 10 the highest bidder,
I aLaI-L nL une md LlNn- NnlLs. lie lnllnMIng
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G.ESEE FtDFs sgsEgK.aY'.

FENHE STApLETON MILLS, are now pre-
Il pmed to receive WHEAT, for winch the I'M
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is WITS
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mfnn of mummes il is stated, have lately
been discovered in the envlrons Of durango, IN Mex
leo. They sitting posture, but have the same
wtapp'ngs, bauas and oruanenIs of the Egyptian
Among them MAS found poinard OF flni with a
scupiured handle. chapiels. necklaces. &c. Of al
tesnaiely coored beads, fragments OF bones polished
like ivory. fine worked classic TISSUES, tprobably our
modern India rubber cloli) mocasslns worked like
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Naae hMMdreGEsosl0rs Re,rn,.1I-

.stE1'sNF wv 1VVftfsFS RF1CUrO.
4 ANA W Al from the subscriber on IN. Gil r
~ july very bright mulatto Boy by the name
oil WARMER, about 5 feet . inches in heiob
10 years of age spare made, strait bla,k bsi,
black eyes genteel IN his appearance very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat concei,
ed has sma sears on the back ofone of his hand.
lie took with him TWO suits Of cloths one of gray
otoaucloih' iroek coat and panialoons the other Of
ho,heSpup, copperas color roundabout x pantaIoons
and black lur hat about half worn. /, reon;,as
close Inspection 10 Distinguish him from wbi,e
person. 1t Is supposed that he has gone in tho
direction OF Lynchburg, or HiIlsborough, or
down the river. "
Will give the above reward if taken oyerj %
mhes lto" nome over 10 aud within 30 miles $40
within 10 miles, SO, if he is returned IN me- n,
logged III jail, SO that gel hum again.
NATHL. p. THOMAS,
,,oo Near Milton, N. C..
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zEsgD.a,S as.G Ea.gESE.y,s,

lust received and fur sale. fresh supply of su-
- petior LEMONS. and GAISINS by =.
CHARLES PHELPS.
! Inl,.1 -.
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For Public consideration.

instance prevalent inaiuaiou been productive
II dapiatabe aonregH Than the blind
sion that the members The medical profession alone
competent administer les for disease he
which given 1lhis pro pusteops prrtsnstnn al interest
81 ca#s the prolific disease sIeT-
ing eatlY dauU How many thousands persons ee
ar. tb~ manrll snrcndefng their constitutions The
ins!ieus iueaa 81 aBui variety ol human fnliady
from their Reluctance incuf The expense ofcon-uinE pY
sistn. and lfuu Their i prejudice ngngst The simple
nrdiffuss, unless iunef uie siic auhoH pro-
fruls1lf learned p#puaHi they could thaf PIE
sriiiun pin tuzsh they would End sfIly
oicuss ths ofdtd nothing the world but itiie thu
ha snuaa. ar Jap oraass mixed whaaFar and vater
drug and simple eaare lise tHs generally sicHclas
f M au d. b1s HRan consult physician.
aIlad aprncuriHg for himself, traction tho
mil The wonderful fenrdy which hsd rairtp d
Il D. ihaslHtH majority ut fhe population n every civilized
tf dIsvazH Ia Work SIS usiduus
tenn heeaua Sire rFie fhry derive om medical AID r.
expensive Fantorys and dim ult urccss and thus
eipidHd tc memorable cuHssinn Of emlarut PIN sit1u
thar r. scHpHuusIHtHc KompH language have indirectly
killed mafe people than all the RDnnn afnles.'
medicine compounded that u Will rlaanfe the nlnaen-
ean o ali ~ isan-u accumulation aud ucumhruuuEa,
Rs nni inyignUuuE aeunu IN all the viscerz hu
tribute fr aRehry Ia the digestive fBe uona, aud, by promo
ths nsen ze preparation relieve the whole system Of
eha aud iuiammaiuy sympious, must necessarily pTuen
Rrcut blessing 10 m1uind, tendefed prer which plare
II within the saeh olall classes. II have extensive sae,
II cumDtll ~ work cures mud 10 do far general
good Tim all lhe msBbera Of The medical professions
fn~ lniis ri thaH private practice Such medicine The
NIL fF II5t4 IN
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a I Il Crcuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
"A cety, continued aud held for Nelson county,
at the Courthouse, on Friday, the i tn day of May,
1889:
William |. Kidd, Plaintiff,
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fc dsnzeus N the peui eiit's mart,
Go forth, and know the gladaess yields
- To the err. weafisd heart.
Leave We the e,eeiish strife
The iasi'ng eager. seli.deso,el throne
Tea Thousand soces walked anew 10 lie.
Call YOU with swehtesisong.
lark from each fresh clad lessh,
Or slissfal soaring IN The golden oif,
Bright binds, ~Ihieons u,esie, bad sounow
To springs loved hauns repair.
The silver, cleaning nils
Lure with sof muunnfs (rm t'ir grassy lea
Or gas laseing d own the sunny hills,
Call loudly in then alee
And the sauus, wanton breeze.
With breath all o,orous from, lcI bossotuy chnse
In voice low whispering, moag The empowering uses,
Moos son to her embrace.
Go-hroathc the air of heaven.
Where sioets meelsly smile nfun your WAY.
Or on some pine-cr1wued summit, iempostri,ou,
Your wandering footsteps stray.
Seek We the solemn wood,
Whose giant trunks serlapi feef unresr,
And listen, whit lie Of soinc {. = hopd
Thrills the Young leaves with fem
Stand by the Tranquil lRLe
Sleeping mid willow hanks If emerald dye.
Save WHEN he Wild bud wings IL surface break.
Cllsoqaerng the mlffofed SAY
And # within yaur breast,
Iiallnwed TO Natire'- toucil. ehord remain
lfaughi worldly ionon fnl taa blos
Or hope Of soTdil gain -
A strange delight shall aiil
A quiet JOY brood DER soH Ike dove
Esrihs plucil b'a.ty shall faar bosom Nh,
Shining is depths st,ose.
o, IN tIa calm, still hours.
The holy Sabbath home, when sleeps ilc air,
Aud heaven and enrth eckeh win hsrbcuutrous faner
Lie husaed IN hreatlsss PRAYER
Pas W the prpnd fame b..
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The saul,cd aiales by fauuling FOLLY uol,
And. meath the temple ol the upl,Acl sky,
Gofurl.i, and worship Cod
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N1RGfAlA-At ruesle in the Cle.ks Office of the cir
cut superior Of law and elanccry, for Bedford
county, the day ofJuly, 1853:
NilluIn 4. Joucs, Plaintiff
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Toe eicncy of@ca a. established toueh out the United
states, nnl s9namry certified y tousands Of individuals
whom hrv haee ese aud cured II b. in vain that the
ternsted drn0aaer o popular medicines attempt IA urude
these ~ b.f iHla nppohrnm. faots beat tho
emnsutand sueeash PLY iean lhnteYur lived Object
many sttnunias unrulc entsa undofs extensive
tunaa dsra haee been spoutaneousl pc ssuted thu
proprietor OF tle LIVE PsIf.S aud ps.&NRX EsIr-
fEEss dnrue the lat yvnfsf lie believes nor ami
"1.ld De na'l8 10 pm i'' 1lesIiphto lhe test
Ihgre-emnen reputation oi those medicines being FIRMLY
established opan the hns' Of unnmemle uctz only
mRns ,su1 10 inform persons who anarqunincd with
h7h OF some Among The multitude oil mnndes H which they
may confidently b' presumed They VIII be snecc .ain hrlea
ar l. Dyspepsia, both chronic md casual under tie
symptoms of auy-sne aud pain laluenet hrnd ache
zeaoss9 aphaiir hah bum cozneness bilious fnlleA
hoss, ganornl debility mud wasting awny ofte body III
on7 or tubular j. landiee, both hillary and apa.modf
hepaf inannnei aud afh' dark groom variety T. licmin
tim ar Nom9 both afie and aual, aud OF every variety
ltohthA lfelaP nhl j'n worm 10 h' insect gfs OF The
sounel anI srium d Pile, oilhe blind, the bleeding HE
white aud lha fbruHsaf varieties, t. tostitets. whether
ARISING lton con .Ithh 81 9bsl4on aud OF lo"sosfef
long standing T. tair The lime the painters, the -uai
The conztpaad the eunsctff and The daufui .. Wiser
td dmges'cnee W. oiihelnfr Tie spleen, the panceas
tie me4rntcrf. ha ntasnes and the q. Coughs
fou2h ~ A2H1ihf nervous or dfy'aad ne common "f
humid. H. lhf BIeaspang acute and chronic mud ulsg
nhchero the MILD lie ocue or the sweating variety. H.
feycr nnd Asaea qhoudan the ieron The qnatinn, HE
all Nl, zen IN the 'o'} 7'9ses' 20 ihiuenza ~ any
stage. 10. pysenery acute and chronic. L. lthenu0lsu
acute aud rhipmr together with polas gout 49, Ala
fasmhs' nhe as General hifophy % Toss o ues or pull
mounrY drcrnud consumption # taken heurc casr- huYa
been tanncdm The LUNGS. II ScroulnsngnarlY aud
plIy em'no onHtr'en m thu worst ense'. ~ Nt4'oytbe
prtrohd the ml, and the srunry. II. llypocundriu
aud nlletn'r nervous a0cnons - Spa.moic Palpotan
al the hal and {" uia arneH w. todWho-hf dulI OF
suwtins,ths chronic tr tohbne, aud ds sick headner
iee'Hf with srfsor or dizziness a. sic plessncss, the
ff I'M hIoe - fumator SPasn-i the ht ster-
leaI elfpu sanIfPI1e lnlHr2lc, and palsl a. Pun
ii7yariatirs m Nhichthe PlENlN BlrfERS Gully
qurod " bnpsFt Tho cellular, the thoueic, aud The ALI
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Plaintiff,
William !. Kidd,


Frederick s. Peyton, Henry S. Peyton, individu-
ally and as members OF the finn II. s. & +. S.
Peyton, Charles Perrow Ann +. s. peyton, Ellen
Peyton, Susan Peylon, Nancy Peyton and Wilson
Peters, Defendants,
On motion Of the De(endqats by counsel, to dis
solve the injunction awarded the Plaintiff, in this
cause onthe 30lh of September, 1897, the Court
on consideration OF the bill, answers and exh bits
aud after hearing the arguments of counsel, doth re-
jeet the notion aud doth ORDER that it he referred to
Commissioner Spotswood Garland, to take the ac-
counts between the parties. prayed lo by the Plain
uh's bl'l. which accounts the parties respectively
are hereby directed to render before him. and he is
hereby directed to state, settle and report the same
10 tins Court, with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself, required by the par
lies 10 be stated. And liberty is reserved TO the
Defendants, or aay of them, 10 repeat the motion to
dissolve upon tie coming iG .. sad report.
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carpenters and Ezs sxse .g0s,.ey,x x.n.
silepsS,

on MS own acc cunt. lie Is prepared to undertake.
and complete any work that he may be fayoured
WIN IN "orkman-like manner, and punctualy In
laIhl all contracts He is determined 10 do all b,s
WORN III me best man er, aud according TO ae.ce-
ment
Liberal wages and constant employment, will bs
gwen 10 or D first rate sober journeylnen who will
do Jnstee to their work, and none others eed apply
JOHN PERCIVAL Jr
july % ~
W. The Winchester Republican will insert this
"mes' and lpfwad their account to this Office
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RO. &. CUTLER. Clerk.
CnAtNIsSIo<pF nrr,c,

CoMMIssIoNRER's OFFICE.
LovIngslon, May 25th. 1889
The parties Interested ia the foregoing order ana
decree, Will be pleased To take notice. that have an
pointed Thursday. the 9th day oil August next, to
commence he taking the accounts therein dIfecIcd.
on which day, by ten O'clock, A. W., they are re-
qnesled TO attend at ny Otiee, ia Lovngston, with
'nef DOCKS papers, vouchers, testimony and copies
OF eoutt papers. prepared Tor settlement
SPOiSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r.
July
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lleuy McMuen, Bct.y McNallen, Peggy McAiullen Dan
isl Mc}allen, Samuel McAluen Polly Nc Mullen, Chr-o-
har NcAnen ia4clie McMuen lsanc Bowyer and Elm
hrh his lie Wary Baer DIN HicoX and hiary his lie,
5ushn MeNnIlau, Matthew MoAinlcn, jackson McAulsn,
Minerva MeMulleb jam Gilkersen Matthew Gikcren Peg
eY 6lktfson " ilam Gikcrson. Robert Gkcfson Thomas
pdlrron, Peggy tlnow, " ilam " Throw, -- Cloyd
and Ann his vile, Anna Ntlnow, Robert Nitlrow -
Iefcll aud sally his VIII, Matthew Nthow Harvey tl-
Tow, Caroline Throw, and Harvey Beurd and Polly lis wife
nelnnlanls
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ETIRGlNIt-N rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry, for the
County ol Nelson, in the month OF juno, 1888:
Guthfdgo Lyon, Plaintiff,
against
James l. uhis Int and administrator France,
Lyon deccussd John Anderson aud Mary I. his n,
marlv Mary T. Lyon, Sally Won. John LYON. f~luces
Boyd, formerly Frances Won, lam 30, and Nancy lis
"lie formerly Nancy II illiam Ly aud Elizabeth
Gentry, formerly Elizabeth Lyon, Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendants John | you. Frances BOYD, William Rovd.
and Nancy his wic William l. ou and E2ubc, Gentry,
having entered their appearance and given security
eeins the OF Assembly and the rules of tins Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they are not
inhabitants OF Ghs commonwealth, II ordered that they
do appear here before tho first day September term
aud answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and thai copy of
this ordef be forthwith inserted in Tho ynchburg irg
man, newspaper published in the ovuol lnehhurc ter
months suteeSsiVex, aud another copy thereof posted
the front door the Courthouse of this county on some
court day. Copy-TcSte.
RO. C. CUTLER Clerk
June "a N2m
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POLITICAL.


Go forth into the fields.
fe dsnizeus N the peut cits's mart,
Go forth, and know the giadaess nature yields
To the esre.weafied heart.
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NlRHlNiA-At rules held ia the Clerks Office of tho
circuit superior Count of LAW aud Chancery Tor lie
Richard :. Ellis, pl,i,,,o
against
John Thompson, Jr, and William SaIe and Ia,ine his
wife, n.ta,,I",t
lN CHANcFRY.
ne hc'nleols William sale and isina his Wi moi ha-
% entered heu appearance aud given secutity accnrnc
10 ue at OF Assembly and the rules of this Count aud il up
pouring 9N satisfactory oNcnrc that they are moi inhabitants
OF TINS commonwealth On the motion 81 the plntntiH by
eouse used[ed that tue said Defendants do appear hero
on tne htdaA {" september term next, and answer the bill
o he plaintiff ana tat0 copy of This order be fptvrl in
um some ne" spaper printed ia the town Of Itnebbars
r 'No months seeessNoi, and posted at the front door Of
the toultlnnse otlhs county. 49, - N
H. Aeory-fcsts, ROBERT TINsLEY, {.
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NlRGlNlA-At rules held ia the Clerks Onicc of The
Circuit sup tuuftot Law and Chaueefy, for the
county OF Amherst on the 9th day Of May, 1889:
William Mcdaniel Plaintiff
against
Isaac r. lansord Nian Ware, Icnr, l.. nasir- y in.
stnn oodrotf and Timothy Fletcher. Defendants
IN CnANCFRN.
The Defendant snHc r. nausard not having o. tered his
appearance aud given security, ueeorlmg 10 the act Of A.
semhi1 ahd the rules OF tins tuu and appearing hy sails
factory evidence thai hc Is inhatant ufts Common.
wenlth ontr motion of the Phinuhv counsel il is order.
ed that the SAID Defendant de appear here ON the dst o
Scptembcr term next and tho bin al tine Psiu1 AMI
that eopFoi l1 unI'rbe forthwith useftedln somc new $.
paper printed IN the town OF ynchhute r two months su.
ocssyely aud posted the front door OF the Coprhna ~,
hs county tupy-Iesle
ROBERT TINSLEN, {.
""ns' Wlm
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TO sRe Psebfic.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs his friend.
and the public generally thai he has com.
menced the ~ N"'"-
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o. in die ealm. sllll lnnrs.

The hog Sabbath hanfs when sleeps ho ar,
Aud heaseu and corth aecbei with hefbcaurous Towers
Lie husaed an breathless p,ayet,-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
against
Lanaon r. Cahcll and Chisvell Dahnes,


Tho Defendant Lrudon Il. Cabel having entered his
appearance urds,en security according the ofassen-
hls aud thr rule a. this aud appearing by
evidence. TINT hc znot ulahauu tins country ia
order,d that the ud Defendant do appt here The
day OF the mud the hil OF the Plaintiff aud
ha copy of this order he forthwith inserted IN news
paper printed nlhe OF snehbure, for months
cessyrv, and posted the front door the courthouse in
said town, 4 Cops-reslo,
CREED r. WILLS, y. c.
IulN -,
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against

William r. Jones Sheriff of Bedford, and admin.
traitor Of Mary Boor, dcccosed james Board ,ud lillian
ates IN h wnngh and as admins traitor de hons
William Board, deceased, Defendants
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DrassG'rciii's Vegetable GniycrsnI
ED = q. d. q.

As,herc i, only ONE principle OLLIE,
so thefa Isonly one prnc1qIe ri DISEASE,
And only OK l. method oi CURE.