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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04

Charles Perrow executor of John Stewart de-
ceased. Defendant
This oausd came on tbs day 10 be heard the
bill, answer aud exhibits and was argued by coun-
sci On consideration whereof, the Court doth adj
Judge, order aud decree. that the Defendant Charles
Peuow, executor ofJohn Stewart, deceased, do rem
der before Commissioner Garland an account of the
administration Of the estate OF his testaor which
account the Commissioner directed to state settle
ard report to this Conr,, with any matters spe-
cIaly stated thought pertinent by himself OF re-
quiicd by the paitles to be stated. And the said
Commissioner is directed, after giving due notice by
publication IN the Lynchburg Nirginian aud per
sondl notice to all creditors, known aad resident in
Virginia, to take an account OF all debts due from
the testator, shelving their amount and dignity, an
account of the assets real and personal, Legal or
equitable, and how the same have been applied in the
payment of debts, the amount and dignity thereof
which said accounts the Commissioner is direc ed TO
state settle and report with any matters specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself, or required Dy
the pAlucs TO bc so stated,
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Copy--Teste, ..
ROBERT TINSLEY. Clerk.
CoMmssioSEn's OFFICE,
June ], 1899.

Thc parties Interested in the foregoing order, arc
hereby notified that have appointed the lSlh day
Of July next cany said order into effect, on winch
day. at the hour Of ten o clock in the morning. they
are requested to attend at my Office, al Amherst
Courthouse, with rher accounts, copies OF Office pa
pers, &c, prepared ir examination and settlement.
JAMES Z. GARLAND, Conf
June 90 Win
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"a VIE Celebrated Race Horse, CARO-.
Il LRNlAN, by Old Sir Archy, will make his
next season, atmy stable in this place Pedigree
Performances and other particulars. in due season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
Dec. Il. wis
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Lr.TCFYB UEsG EOy.y.nps

FEIHE SUBSCRIBERS would INNS, ,.,...,
N call the attention oil the public to thei, a.y
Enlistment, ttbe Lynehbufg Foundry s'. es.
immediately on the canal, few stems bsla,.
nurse ora, where we are prepared TO do an. t; VI.
Of Casting. Mil Iron Machinery of any IT, Mind
with neatnesss and despatch. We hone by <,'iIIh
tenilon TO business 10 merit portion ,r nt, ' al
ifohaSe' Any orders from the country viii pa
May % - " 20.
WITS
4 a Circui, Superior Count of Law ga,, .
A Gerry, continued by adjournment, and I,s Ian
The county OF Amherst, al the Courthouse - A., 'o'
nesday' the 3D. day OF April, 1889 =" " sd-
John Penn, ~.
against '''h
Ajax Walker executor oil Robert Wake, a.,
I. c. Defendant
This cause having been removed bi,be, c.
County Court of Amherst, came ON hi, d.. Avn. Tue
heard upon the bill, answer replication. exb,b;, ooe
exam nAton OF witnesses, and was argued l., mt
sci. On consideration whereof, the Conr ,io,I
Ter II to one oins Commissioners to take and , 'e
account of the Plaintiff S demands apa,os, ,ha ."
tate OF Robert Walker, deceased. and mai. -
thereof to the court, with any matters sneci,,, .pon
ted, deemed pertinent by himself or rro,.s,sl 80"
the parties to be stated. N" W
A CoPy-feste,
ROBERT rlNsLEY, cle,L
eoMMIssIoNERs Orricr.
June |, 1899
The parties Interested in the foregoing or,e, ~.
hereby no"hed' hat have appointed the l7h of Jnly
mex, 'oc"ffy saa ofdef INTO effect which day Al
the hour OF ten o'clock IN the morning tho, @ UT
CURED to attend at my office, at Amherst Courthonss
win coP'eS OF Office papers, the evidence, &C. pre
pared Tor examination aud settlement
JAMES p. GARLAND, Com.r.
June 10 ~
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against

William Cubbs, executor of Robert Cobbs, de
ceased, Maurice H. Garland, executor Of Beverly
K. Scot, deceased, Samuel NJ. Sf5tt' John p.
Cobbs, Robert l.. Cobbs, William c. McAlIIster
and Satah ". his wife. Charles l.. Cobbs, John 7.
Cobbs. Robert l.. Cobbs, john .. Armlstead, VIII
liam i. Armjsteal, Robert l.. Armstead, John Z.
Mclean and Samuel NJ Mclean, Defendants.
TINS cause came on this day TO be heard on the
bill answers aud exhibits, aud was argued by coun-
sci; On consideration whereof the Court doth ad-
Judge, order and decree that one Of the Commissions
ers olhis Court do take an account of the Defendant
William Cubbs rs executor of Robert Cobbs, de-
ceased, and that lie report the same to Tins Court
with any matters sp, cally stated thought pertinent
by himself or requ,cdby the parties to be so stated.
Cupy--'ICste,
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June 90

A 4 a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
N cely. continued aud held for Nelson County,
at the Coutt- house. on Tuesday, the 30tl day OLA
pnl, 1889
Samuel Spencer, Ann Shelton, Administrative OF
John NJ. Shelton. deceased, aud lanes ID. Goodwin,
administrator of George Loving, deceased Plainulls.
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J llnc .

VIRGINIA SS,-Ata Circuit Superior Court of
Law aud ChancerY. continued aud held for
Bedford County, al the Courthouse, on the 9Th day
of May, $780,
Cornelius NOEL, Scar, PlanlG
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Tat Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana = nan
N eery. continued by adjournment, and neg .o'
the comfy OF Amherst, al the Courthouse on J. JUS
das. the oh DAY Of Ap'h, is39
Ambrose Plankeu and Willis II. Plunkett' late
merchants and partners trading under he sly anu
c., - 4 " II. plupLer, plaintiffs,
against
steoben Turner and Edward 4. Cabel
Defendants,
William n. Tyler. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Edward 4. Cabell aud Stephen Turaer
Defendants.
Is CuASoERY.
The snbpnna awarded IN tbs first Of these causes
on the 1911, day of June. 735, aud in The second, on
the 1ilh day nl April, 1898. being returned cxeeu
red upop tile Defendant Edward \. Cabell, and the
said Defendant still falling 10 file his answer, al
though four months have elapsed aswell since the re-
tufn DAYS oil the said subpUnas as the ming oiIhe
plaintiffs bll-and the Defendant Stephen Turner
who is out oil the country, and against whom the
Plaintiff. appear to have proceeded III the mode pre-
scrbed hy law against absent Defendants SIN failing
10 appear aud answer On motion oil the Plantll
by' counsel the Court doth take their bill Tor comics
sed, aud hereupon these two causes came on 10 Dt
heard together upon the bills aud EXHIBITS, a"d were
argued by Tue Plaintiffs counsel; On consideration
whereof, hgel(Dsau doth order that one Of the Com
r,issloners OF this Court do take account OF TIN
Plaintiffs demand a gsiust the Defendant Stepher
Tuner and also of tIe fund in the Bills men
toned, and ofthe Defendant Edward A. Cabe'l'
administration thereof, and make report thereof Il
lie Court, with any matters specially stated, deemed
pertinent by himself required by tie parties to b.
50 stated.
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A2aiRSi

Balda Mcdaniel and Joseph Slaughter. admins
traitors with the will annexed Of Cornelius Noell de-
ceased Samuel Cobbs and Ann his wife. late Ann
NOEL, Sally Minof Livingston Noel, Charles p.
NOEL, Addison NOEL. Jesse Noel, Eliza No
ell, Lamra NOEL. Susan Nocl Carharne No
ell, Simon NJ. NOEL. Jane, NOEL, Csleb NOEL,
John NOEL, Andrew Ronald and Elizabeth his wife,
Thomas Minor aud Polly his wife, Cornelius Mer-
ru aud Susan his wife, Sarah a. r. Estes, james
rinsley and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Estes,
Susan Estes Celia Estes and GroIinc Eses
Delendanls.
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JNO. u. ALEXANDER, CLERK.
CoMMissIoNERs OFFICE,

The parties in the above cause will take notice,
that hive appointed Wednesday, the l4rh day OF
August neNt, TO commence The accounts directed by
lhc foregoing order Of Court, which day, at The
hour often O'Clock in The morning, they request
ed to attend at my Office, IN Tins place. with their
vouchers and copies Of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, Comr.
June 90 In
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kO. c. CUT
CoMMlssIoNEE's OFFICE,
Loyingslon, May 20, 1880.

The parties interested in the foregoing decree, vii
be pleased 10 take notice, tint have appointed
Thursday, the irsl day.o August next, to commence
the taking the accounts therein directed, on which
day by ten O'Clock IN the morning, they request
ed to attend al my office, IN LoYingston, with their
books, papers and vouchers, and copies OF court pa
pers, prepared for examination and settlement.
SPOTSWGOD GARLAND, Com'r.
June 81 VIM
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VIRGINIA :-Atrules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery holden
in aud for the county OF Campbell the Sd day OF Jnur, 1899
George Spaece, Plaintiff,
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VIRGINIA A: rules held in the Clerks Office o, the
Circuit superior Court of Law mud Chuncery, holden
IN and for the county of Campbell the Sd day of June,
1889
William Duya, =, Plaintiff,
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June 20

NTIRGlNIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Coun of Law and Chuncery, holden
IN aud for the County OF Campbell the }rd day of June
1879:
Robert II. Gray, Plaintiff,
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OuR-A superio LOT OF cool Mountain Flour
l. for sale by HUNT & MARTIN
May
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Once of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chnncery, hodenin
and for county Of Campbell the 81 day of June, 1879
Robert Green Pugh, executor OF Robert Watkins decea-
j sed, Plaintiff,
against
Moses Watkins H. L. Cheatham, Thomas Harvey Moses
&. atkins James d. Carwell Reuben Baghy, Reese Wat
kns Moses Watkins, Enoch Watkins Robert Watkins Orha
Watkins Jane Watkins Mary Barber Thomas atkins, Ma
linda Watkins, Parmen Watkins, Harriet Watkins, Nancy
Watkins Aaron Watkins, Moses atkins, Elizabeth Watkins
Elizabeth Davy, Sally Davy George Dayy, Thomas Da'y
Moses Davy, Elizabeth Ilartgrove Thomas Helm and aga
ret Helm, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Moses Watkins Reese Watkins moses
Watkins, Moses e. Watkins Enoc Watkins, Robem W ~
kins Opha Watkins, Jane Watkins, Mary Barber mona"
Watkins, AIanda Watkins, Pamela Watkins, Harriet al
kins Nancy Watkins, Aaron Watkins, Moses akihs liza
bcthWatkins Elizabeth Davy Sally Davy, Geo Da'y' n1
Davy, Moses Davy Elizabeth liargro'e, thomas 'e i
and Margaret Helm, not having entered Their
given security, according the act OF ssemby anu e ~,
OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory euoece I
they not inhabitants this Commonwealth us oeIe"
that they appear here first day OF next Septepe '
and he bill the Planti, and that copy o.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper piie" ~ J
fLvnchbnrg for months successfully, ana posi-"
front door of the courthouse of this county oil so"'
court day. Copy-lestc, ,-..,nrp 1,,ol
June 90 WI"
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Is CnANCEEY.

Charlie Anthony, OF William Frazier, deceased
Henry Frazier and LeHel,In II. Frazier, Defendants.
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The parties in the above cause will take notice
that shall, al my Office IN this town, at the hour Of
ten O'Clock, IN the morning OF Tuesday, the ODD
day Of July next, commence the account directed
by the foregoing decree, at which time and place,
they required 10 attend with their accounts youch-
ers witnesses and copies of papers, for exami
nation and settlement. JNO. A. WHARTON.
June 20 w4w
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Plaintiff,
against

George Matthews, administrator Of Philip Duyal deceased
Samuel H. DuvH, Henry J. Brown and Lucy his wife Elil-
abeth Campbell William II. BIodio and Mary his wife, John
Johns, Richard Stratton and John ". West, Defendants
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Patteson Gillian Adam Clement, Sherfof Campbell and
such administrator q Elizabeth tlIium deceused, and
Richard l.. Lyon, administrator with the will OF
Charles Gillian deceased Defendants.
The Defendant lattcson Gillian not having entered hs
appearance given security according the
bly, and the rules OF his Court and appearing BY satsaco
~ evidence, that he i iutHban OF this Common
wealth. is ordered that he appear here the first day of the
next September ot this Court and the bill oths
Plaintiff and thai copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in paper, printed III the Of ,nchhurg, for
Two months snccessvely and posted the front door the
courthouse OF tins county court day.
Copy-lestc,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, CLERK.
June On
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Plaintiff.
against
Il CnANcFRY.

Ajax Walker, executor oil Robert Wake, a.,
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The efficacy which established throughout the United
States and yoaufy certified by thousands individuals
whom they have relieved aud curud 1t l. ia tnln that the in
tcc-tul denonrrfs Popular medicines attempt include
these in then indisennae opprourium faes beat tLco-
RES and stubborn than prendces. Could the
and successful ply -riau thai lived collect
testimonial o remarkable cures, aud o extensive
ncyinrionol suffering under almost endless ,aret, of
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v saHassebHe E1aaass

am DESTROYS to sell the plantation on
which live. con tanning 22l acres. about
100 OF " hich are cleared and i'm good
state of cnltivaiion-the balance heavily
timbpred. Said land lies on the main
road from Staunton to Greenville, nine
miles from the former and three from the
latter place. There are on said land a
com Portable dwelling house, kitchen,
barn, and other necessary buildings, five
acres of meadow, and about twenty can
be made, as there is snfIiciency of wa
ter--a young orchard of well selected
lrnit trees, comprising apples, pears,
peaches, plums. ounces, &c. A bar
gain may be had on immediate applica-
ton. AS | an determined to sell this
spring, the price and payments will be
made accommodating.
Jan p ALEX'R INCOME.
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SHarr{eC,

On Tuesday the Isl instant, by the Rev.
E. Thomas, Mr.. JOHN NJ. BELL. SON OF
Joseph Bell, Esq. of Rockbridge, to Miss
CHARLOTTE, daughter o, Mr.. James T.
Crawford, Of this county.
On the 18th inst. MIR. PHILIP REAsrR
TO Miss ELIzABEru FAUBER, all of this
county.
On Thursday the 9Th instant, by the
Rev. J. j. Reimensnyder, Mr.. MICHAEL
A. Conner, son of George Coiner, SEN, to
Miss ELIzABETH, daue hter Of Mr.. Daniel
kiser, ell of Augusta county.
On the 9Th, Ivy the Rev Mr. Wilson,
MIR. ANDREW PATTERSON, Of Browns
burg, 10 Miss MARGARET L. GILKE>oN,
daughter OF Mr.. David Gilkeson, of tins
county.
On the Eth inst. by the Rev. John,
McElhanny, Mr.. CHARLES l.. PEyToN,
of Albemarle. TO Mis>AGNEss STEWART,
daughter of the late Lewis Stewart, esq.
OF Greenbrier.
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COMMUNICATION.

To the Editor tl,fthe Spectator.
pleased 10 pei init me through the columns of
your paper TO propound one or two inierrng-
aiories 10 those Jealous scribblors in theRich.
mond Wing for the prciensions Of the Hon
orable VIM. G. Rives, merely because he
has broken ground with the Administration
party, admitting, at the same time, tia, he
has not joined himself, avowedly, with the
Wing party, or made, or given the least
sign Of repentance for his high political
crimes, 10 wit resiguing his seat in the
Senate Of the United States, with the view
OF mingling with his fellow citizens, the
more ettectually 30 render the then Admins
irat ion popular in Virginia he, and his then
party's election of Mr.. Leigh, Ga man in
whom Virginia has the NEST implicit con-
iiienCe, and whose political as well as private
virtues stand out in bold relief, beacon wor>
~ TO be look ed 10 by the rising generations
in all time TO come from the United States
Senate; his labored speech for and in support
Of tho eXpunging resolution; Ga darker
crime never had place in the political an,
nails Of our beloved country;) his attcmp, TO
give fell blow 10 the political claims of
the present Speaker of the House of Dele
gates, Thomas w G,lmer, Esq; his
loog and uncompromising hostility 10 him;
and many others too we'll known 10 he here
enumeraiel.-Bu to the object ia point
Why should the wing party support the re.
election of Mr.. Riees, merely because he
has become prober Of the corrupIions of
the late and present administration, to the
exclusion of Henry a. Wise, no has been
probing and promulgating (and more eflec-
tual!y loo than Mr.. Rives has ever been went
TO do, } the same corruptions for years, and
too when The popularity Of the adversary
party pervaded almost the whole country
why support conservative TO an isoa
ted Wing, who desires to administer and
see administered the principles of our gov
eminent as portrayed 10y the rational cons
siituiion?
Is ii TO make an accession ofthe conserva>
tive party to the wing cause? II this be the
object, il is utterly unnecessary, as the
principles uniting The wings, have only I"
I've known To be endorsed by the virtue OF
the country.
Should the Wings remain steadfas', nil
desperandum est. FAIR PLAY.
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From the Chicago Democrat.
w EsTERN INDIANs-A LITTLE SIoUS
GIRL BURNT TO DEATH BY THE

GIRL BURNT TO DEATII BY THE
PAwNEEs.
Council BLUFFS, Oct. 10, 1888.
The Sioux and Pawnecs, only l60 miles
from here, arc in constant hostility. This
war has continued for about 200 years. So
the Indians hero (the Pottaw atamies) say
The Pawnees in war expedition into the
Sioux country last February, took prisoner
Sioux girl only ii years old, whom they
kept about two months, until corn planting !,
and fatened her as they would a hog
They then determined TO make a sacrifice
oi her. This they KEEP: 10 themselves
Two days before the sacrifice council OF
eighty of the warriors and head mon of tho
nation met 10 see whether they would ac-
copt The offers uf twoiraders of the Ameri-
can fur company who offered them valuable
presents il they would release her 10 them
so tina: they might let he: return home
But all would not do. A majority of the
council! for a sacrifice, of course those
in favor OF her release could do nothing
AT the breaking up Of the council, tho
prisoner was brought out and accompanied
by the whole council, was led from house TO
house, when they gave her small billet of
wood and little paint which she handed to
the warrior next her, and he passed it on to
The next unit! every wigwam had contrIhu-
ted some wood and paint. On the ODD Of
April she was led out 10 be sacrificed but
not until she came upon the ground did she
conjecture her fate. They had chosen the
place between two trees which grew within
five feet OF each other. They then made
her ascend the three bars lied across from
tree to tree, her feet resting on the bars be,
low, where slow fire kindled beneath
would just reach her feet Two warriors
then mounted the bars, and there, standing
one on each side of her, held fire under her
arm pits until she was almost dead. Then
al given signal they all shot arrows in her
BODY so thick that barely a pin could be rla,
ced between them. The arrows we're i'm
mediately taken from her flesh and it was all
cut OIL from her bones in pieces not larger
man ha'f dollar, and put in baskets. All
ms was done before she was quite dead -
Then the principal chief took piece of the
nesh ami squeezed il until drop Of blood
teii-upon the corn that was just planted, and
thia was done 10 all they had in the ground
ih's is The way they treat prisoners of
war out here. The foregoing was told me
by a trader Of inGisputahie veracitv. who
was on the ground at the time. In June
last, The narrator's wife's brother was taken
prisoner by theSoux and treated in the same
manner.
have visited The Oiioe=. S miles from
here, and have been forcibIy struck with
Their superstiiious burisls Of the dead -
When warrior Of note dies, they kill one
Of the hest horses Of The nation on his grave
and then cut off the tail and lie il 70 pole
10 feet high and there leave il. They be>
iieve the spirit OF the horse will serve the
spirit OF the warrior in the next world.
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PRESERVED EGCS-we puh,;

PRESERVED EGGS We published
some time since paragraph stating that
eggs are kept for three months in France.
III lime water. In consequence OF this, II
lady of Fast Woods, l.. 1. ips sent us
present OF a basket Of eggs, OF geese, tuikies
and ducks, which have been preserved u
year in lime wafer. As lar as we can dis
cover, they are as good 10 the taste and sight
as they ever were. A two gallon pnt was
filled with eggs and about pint OF slacken-
ed lime prepared tor while washing was pu,
in, and the vessel filled with water, and a
board laid over. The water was never
changed, and appears clear and sweet The
same lady has Tor several years kept eggs a
few months in he same manner.
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life, at his residence on
Middle River, in This county, on the 22j
instant, MIR. LEWIS SHUEY, in the S4ih
year ct his age. The deceased was a native
OF Pennsylvania, and emigrated to this state
about The year 1896 He was a soldier in
the revolutionary war. He was respected
by all that knew him as an honest anil
pcaCeahle citizen. Ills sutferines for the
last lew months of his life were oil a painful
character. yet he bore them with much
Christian patience; and beng sensible Of
the near approach Of death, he manifested a
desire 10 depart aud be with Christ, which
was far better. Aud II is hoped that he is
now ENJOYING the society Of the blessed,
where sickness, sorrow, pain and death, are
:oT many years worthy member Of the
United Brethren Church, and has left large
and respectable connexion 10 mourn their
irreparable loss.-CoI.
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r. a Z T. @ Es q II g..
Z z Il y. z e q z. e

TAKES this opportunity of returning
his thanks to the citizens Of Stanton,
and of Augusta county generally for the
very liberal encouragement which he
has received and would inform them that
he hos made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
of number of competent workmen.
and hopes by his unwearied attention 10
business 10 be able to render entire sat
islaction to ali his customers. He has
received the
Ecssg 81 CE'{3ases' Fashions
for 1888 s. SO. GgG@A full suit of
clothes will be made at any time in
twenty four hours. il desired.
Staunton. Noy'r %, 1888.
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Agent Elna Insurance Company.

Having been appointed agent for the
above mentioned society for the town
of Staunton, and County of Augusta, |
will receive propositions to insure pro-
perry Of the various kinds therein refer
ed to. For information as to the ability
of the society to comply with its en-
gagements reference may be had to any
Of the merchants or gentlemen Of Rich>
mond, or to A. II. II. Stuart, Esq ofthis
place. WM. 5. ESkRiDGE.
Stanton, July 10. 1888.