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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Gin lleuer &upfer(bmtpt
in 9ll 1T an II.

Ter llntcrlhricbcne mocbt hermit feucn
Srclulocn, 70 lpie ctncm 9ccbrtcn publifum
brrmit cr9cbcnit bCfonnt, baB q obcngeualt>
teS Gcld,dft al bcr gSertildtte tc6 Socrrn
u tban eautcn d) d9cr III eer
Soamiltcnltrdfc, Sa9enbub6 Wirtb6hauS &C
9enllbcr, nr9cfar9cu hat, no CT jcocriett %,
rdtbi9 bat prer ouf SeitelIuns fdluea pcrs
fcrtl9t: Sebe Scrtc
SrennfeleL Sutmod,crz @ofhz unb
... Sbec@Seilrl
70 wie alh olte III icincm Sad einithlageube
9trtttel bic cr jcterSeit gum &erfatf oorrds
tbig balten iptrb uno 9elonncn lit fir Die nes
brighten prciic ;u perfaufcu. Gr fteht fir
leme 9Irtcit 10 ipcit gut, ea6 rtcIcltc auf cine
caucrhaftc 9lrt au9cfcrtt9t it.
Gr laect iriuc Trcunte rmo ba6 pntlifllm
iibcrbaurt cirL iriue @ertitdtte su beGud)cn,
uno feline Woarcu III 9lu9enld,etn gu nchmen.
Stct6 miro er c6 ictu 9lu9enmerf Iein lalicr,
aIle SeitelIuu9en 9r,piiienbaft 81 crfillten.
SIR altes Supfer, WeIiIng, 3inn unp Slei
miro Der b6tite prei6 IN baarem @clbe cber
i'll 9lu6tauib fir g8aaren gcgcben.
9lmp5 gtttn9er.
9IllentaurL Sult %. lq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
0Boltftn9ton Cmtlop.

9 d) uctbcr in q llentaun.
9cuadlridti5ct hermit ictuc Nrcunoe uno
Gin acctytc6 }'uglifum, oaf cr oas Sdmeiocrs
@cldlft III Ger Sdmc6 Snafe, bic fddblfe
lburr su 0tCHbcu 9tcib'S Gtnblmad,erei.
nahc bel Der iutberlld,eu Stride, anacfanaen
hot, noielelt CT berrit lrnt wWo, allc 2Irtcn
3feicer nlep Ger neusien Wioee uro auf Die
tcitc 2rt in ocrfcrtIGen.
IA er Elm jur9cr 2hiin0er it, uno oa er
ielle 'Drepc IL tillia ,pie mSaio, erieet hnt,
~ lflmcidslt CT ildi ciiifH Ipeii Ger J3nues
lds5f ea5 NgeGfVpiR sEIgr SlaetunS 9iad,s
tarithafg ga srtalstu.
+ gllentanit Set.9, iIa-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
2ln Slltlnocber Srbacfs-
tpt,uter.

Der llntcrlhricbeuc bietct Gum Gcrfauf
all III Der Staet Jtcrtbumberlano, Elm beoues
mes nnb Wpbl oerfcrti9te6 3acfiteinerucs
Naus uuo Hrtte @jrune, auf wcc,er olcids
flus errtdtet it, cin grocer badfcincrncr
Sdhrp unc SrdnzS djeuer &c. Die &5cb6us
ee itcbcn III etuer @c9eno no Uiele GicGhdfs
te 9etrictcn iperbcu, uno Die cage lit fcbidlid,
fur cmen S.utmader uno lit bereitS ictt ctucr
:Rethe oen Sahren bon Dem llntcrihrieteneu
Ill eteicr 9l9cnldhnft bepobut ncrccu, no cr
rftmal5 nit Swplf bic ;wonsi9 ncrlcnru aes
artcttet bat. 2lut rpilrne c6 ltb fur cinen
Grtafelptnncr gut ihidcn, irecm feiner in
iclbt9cm poBe it, ncdb III Der umIic9euocn
@jc9cuc. 9tcrthumberlano lieot al ecm 3lts
iammcnHuB ee6 9tcros II. @elts 3mciQc6 ocs
SnsQnebaunabsSIuGeS. cn erlaQtcr Staot
beFnoet iId) Ole 9icrthunIterlano &auf, nit
Der Die Stauflcute Der tcrumliegcnten Stiote
ihre @cihdfte thuu. Scr VcunlIluauiii,c Gas
nal paert curh trla9tcr Stact uno bictct
9elc9cnhettsn Ear, 0jutcr in jcccr Hibtuno
81 oerienoen. Dd Der llnteridrietcue mad,
ictncm 9egcnpdrtigcu YSchucrtc Gc,cocu III,
unb fcine gieigun9 hat surict III tchren, fo
Mil cr cbt9cs @t9enttum gan; rrblfcil uers
fnnfen. Scbu QShealtp, rpcld'er pic 9luflId,t
utcr ea6 Si9enthum hat, miro Gaufluftiocu
coIleIbe Set9cn ulo Die Serir9ungcn tcfonm
MAIDEN.
9lotert W2,Gap.
eciamtia 5is't Sannto !, SToSt IA. Sspt. ls. nq-Gm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
2anb 5n petfaufen
auf Dfentlicber 95eneu.

auf bfentlicber Scnen.
Samifdgs, ben 2tcn 9Fcpember, ndhficnS,
nm 10 llbr 8ormitsags, foil anf Dem @i9en'
tbunl ieltit efentlid) perfauft iperoen;
3lpei 9clpiiie Stri6c Sanb,
ocleecn III emn Gaunidbip, 2ed,a SauntD.
go. /. DerIclbe 9rdnSt an eano pon @ens
i1min Sicnwalo, SenrD Snarp, S,Scbn silt
iCr NIB anberc; entbaIteuo 81 9fcrr mchr
coer meniger. Darauf it crrtdltet: @m
"A 8lc6hais, Gin uno ctncn balbcn
fs..fA Sted hcob; Sledlhcucri nro ans
:ssigS| cere erfcrberlide 9ebens@cbanoc !;
- audi tcfinpet iId, cine niefcblrnoe
Spring NIT Sprin9bau6 ndhe am cdnlc ;
Spei pr6d,tige Stit9drteu. llr9efabr Slfs
fer bapcn fIno Sd|mamm, 8 2lcfer SorlSs uno
ntr lleberreit 9utes Saulane. Sin tletncr
9Safierltrpbm flieBt eurd, bd6 0ane, ipcldcs
cine fdbpne @elc9enbeit tarbietct, nm cine
Srennerei barauf Al crrid)ten.
9fc. Q. defer Strid, ftEet OH 2anb ocn
Sac. Sicnwalb, @eor9e Sdrllbammer pbt
lip 8erIdner, Qcrers 9ieib mo Slncerer; =
entbaltenb ungefdbr 81 9ldcr. Darauf 1T
9w.A errdltet, elm BobnbauS, ctu ullb
fs:s.da einen balbcn Strf bod, pulpcrs
iisiE Mnhle, 3rcdensNuuS unb Ma9as
f gin, &C. Die pulprrsMIhIc ptrc
burh Die fc9cnanrte @reed "9Innolane" 9cs
trieben, ,peld,e 8aTerfal 9enu9 bat I'm trs
9enb Gin Wtibhperf Su trciben. sluf cem eal,s
De beInbet fft rbcnfaus einprddtl9cr Sanms
oarten; sfpilhen nno 9lfer it Shpam
unb Der ueberreit 9utcs Saulanc.
GbenfaltS:
BUR ndmlihen 3eit unb al bemielten Srt
fcll ebenfalls perfauft ,perben:
Cine SO Shnbensllbr nit Saffen, cine 9lns
sabl pulperfd0er, cine Suantitdt SdlmcfcL
NIB anbere Waterialien gum pulcersSerfrrs
tt9en, II. (. ~.
Die Sebin9un9en irllcn am Serfaufsta9c
befanut sentad)t llnb sebiibrencc SIuhparttn9
9egebeu ipercen, BON
Samuel Camp, ! 9tlll9z
9Ceter Sfnetper, s MICS Don
peter Sen term a d, er.
9l,ta. %. llq-6nl
T..g. Der "Mcaciu9er Slrlcr" unb hie
"Orwi0Sbur9er Gimme bcS 8olf6" belicbcn
Sbi9es bis gum @erfauf aufsunebmcn, ipcs
fir fe bon ben 9Iiit9nieS balrt9tt befrtebi9t
ipereen ioaen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
0S0rl,utlG.

9lIc oiCieni9c rpcrrcu hprmit erutlth tcs
nldlrtdtet, ,rclde eie 2duoCelclcGe racurcb
ilbcrtrctcu, oas iJe duf Die Qiuccrein Der lhts
tcrIhricbeucu Sifdlcu ocer SSagcrL bos lIc
ricicS III Der Selle uuicrldIeu, icuit iperteu
iIc, c6 mag fem Sung oCcr pit, mad, ecu @sa
lcBcn oc6 &anreS ltreug tcltrdit mcrocu.
Dieter SHCtber, SCnaS Sribcrline,
Canicl lSciB, C,acrb Seer.
9loam Sadman, ciobu Sd,mic,
petcr Sachmdnl Gbritilu S.rItcu,
Ncurjd) 9GciB, 9lucreds 6lGm,
9Ncttr 9tabcnplo, 9ncrcaS 9GeriD,
W|uhocl YScif, @cer0c 9&cr. ...
$,enricb 9Sctf, CaujCl Soerter
Rid0el QHcrlD, Gcbu 9Gcis,
pcter Saur, SalcWpu SNrlteu.
QSctfcubnrg nuo 2optiU Gcmnidlip,
&ctctcr ,, 1883. ia-3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23

Soau6s imo SoteuIjren,
lIbreuid,lHGel uno 3tettcn
bon perihicccucn @attulls
'deuL gclccue Sprenriuoc,
Nlbcrne umo anecrc 9irils
lcn,'iece 9Irt Singc1riu9c,
&c. bic CT ale III ben billi1.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
SCGulp- Ginforbcrltlt0.

glllc otcjeui9en wclfc nod, an Die SNtrters
lailcnihaft ors peritrrbencu Wihael2an,
bes, lcbtbu pcn SbcrsSaocna Gouuihp,
lrdd @auntD, ouf tr9cnp cine @cile id,uloi9
iInc, ipcrcrn hermit bcnadrithttget iuuers
balb 8 Wcnateu ocn heutiQcm Natc an, alt
Die llnterScdlnetcn 9iihtigteit Su mahen.-
90 pcrcen audi dGe lcIde bcnahrihti4t,
>peldle ncd 9lnfrrbcrungcn al beId9te SNins
terlaiIenidaft babeu, ibre 9lehnur9cn mrbl>
beltattat an llntcr5cid)nctc ctrSurciden, ramit
0Iidlti9fcit 9emadht mcrcrn fam.
9lnor. 6. 9SttmotL } Grecutpe
SenryMoyer. s rem.
Seft. ii. nq--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Gin g tobrf q II .

...-..- 5li Oettelltell.
Ter brflnnts Stphrtauo, friibcr bcpchnt
pcn Cob mo 0ut b in Sno gIbeithaa
@ounittjp, Ecd'd @dlmtD, lit pom I. 9Ipril
lS4O al al perlcturn. @e lit tereit5 leit 4
Sabrcn Stctr baiclbit gchaltcn pcrrcn unc
1T rins Ger beltcn Stantpldee i'm @allntD.
gSenu CO prrldn9t miro, 10 fam Gas I'D,
oabe beRloencc lEehuhau6, Staa mb Qrtte
c'rlno nit ocrlebnt wcrecu. gSc9eu Dem
Ndbcrn erfuubige mau iJdl bsi
~ Q&tlliam Senner.
SHo'9SteHNaL &ct. 81. rq-3nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
SDclnas G5tnfiu9er,
Supfer Sefens unb Sle6ibmirt in
Der StaSt 9lllcntaun.

Supfer Sefens unb Sle6ibmirt in
Der StaSt 9lllcntaun.
@cnad,rtbtj9t irine Nreurbe uno Gin 0es
cbrtes publtfum lbcrbarpt, ras CT ole pbiQc
GjcldGfte urd) INNER al eilem olten ltonp,
i'll Ger SHamiltpn Straee, ejnt9e Shiiren pbers
balb Sclric9e nnb 9Sillcns Stpbr frrtbes
treibt-alllpo er.
9llle 9(rten Srattnhrctn Se6el
unc Irniti9es &upfcr9eidtrr BON jecer Senrl,s
nuu9 auf ba6 9eldmadpeDlte uno Gauers
hafteite oerferti9ct meId,r6 CT miIeus 1T Su
btllt9cn prelien Su rerfanfen. Seyner hat er
9teuc Sefen ppn allen Sprten
erhoItcn, bic rr at BEN nietrioitcn qNreifcn su
nerfaufen 9cicunCn 1T. Ter bGdlifc llrci6
irirb fir atcs Gilcn uno @u6 gc9etcn.
Stanlp'S potentirte GoatarD Sods
Sefcn, Su ben pbjlareNbia 9'rcifn.
sInd bait er tmmcr
Sefcnrcbr llnb Srpmmcln,
lro fertt9eS Slcd9cltirr prn jcScr 8Cncns
nnn9 auf Nanp, pclde6 aQcs CT wcblIcil
ocrfaufen ipirc.
@r it tautbar fir tie auSgcrebnte 9mfs
munterunN Die CT bisber i'll bieien @eibdfs
ten 9enpeen bat uno hrfft, eurd, cine 9enaue
&ecbahtun9 fcinrr Gjeihdftc6sp1id'ten uno
bilIi9e lOrctic, cine Scrtcaucr Der GemcQens
belt ietner 6reunee unc Der Ifentlthcn@unit
81 9cricfcn.
D~Gr tictct hermit erei 8rcrrfcscl, sn
etncm ~ Q b lfeilercn 9lrctic an ais an
ir9cno ctncm aneercn Srt in 9llcntaun 9cs
fault pcrecn fam. Gincr bavrn cnth6tt 95
unc Die anecren IS GaDoncu. Gr pcriJdcrt
Gle 2lrtctt, caB fc prn Der betcn GIrt ilt.
. GbCrna5 @jinfin9er.
Slu9uit 81. nQ-3Ot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
9lortDompfon Sso,if.

@inc aG0cmcine 8,riammlung FER Strtf:
halter ipiro qetaItcn wereen on Gem @anf
haufc, am critcn 0icnita9 i'm llldFteu BE.
oembermeuat nm llhra 9iachmi!tnge, ,u
reld)cr 3cit uno an mcldtm Srt ihnr, Sic
cuectTcu cine otgcmcinc uHo pesitiuhiQt
4cbfad't pea tem 3Jatluee piclrs 5aliAH6
pcr.eaen lpcrpcg,
,SobE 3s.te, GaIlIrer.
2lVIentauiL Srtctcr9, nQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
OcftntIieGe 25mpu.

Samit19S, ocu 2Giten Sctcbcr, Tim lttr
9fIdlnritt1Q6, ion al cem &iaithauic oe6 9 az
crb MaQcubud,, III 2llcntaun, 6Fcnt!tb
pcrtduft mcrcCu;
Cine 2ctte Grunb,
9clf9cu in Ger filcnpcitid)cu St Der c,cbn II.
lSiltansS sSrafr, III Der Start 9tQentaun
cutbalttHo go SnB inTrrnt uno $50 inIiefe.
bsaA IS tcftnoct I'D, carauf ciu cinlt6ti9tcS
-4.-sss' gEcbnbuu5 Die got bat cine angenebs
NE 2d9c.
6jlcilhfutS, sic rnQrttcilte S,ilftc pen Q
@lttcr uuo 23 A%uthn j,rBlanc, gclcgcn auf
ccu Tctta crg, i'll SoISbur9 GamId,ip, ltcs
Scnc an Fdno pcn Grbu 8crrct Icetbiu @cs
ORG GiIitf uno 2Lnccrc.
GS it cd5 Gigenthum cc6 rcrifcrtencn
Nbrobam Scipcr lcgtbin rcn pbilas
orlpbM.
Cic Wcciu9ur9cn wcroeu am Gage Der
@critcj9erung tcFlm,t gcnlactt uuo Sebubs
rencc 2MhpdrtnnQ GrGcbtu ocu
<Soieph 3eper, Grcclttpr.
D FCJ@ Ter llntcrScit)uete 1T acnciot, audi
Irine JIilftc Ger rbiRcn Q 2Ifcr uuo % 0tlts
tbcn SlpGilnc 81 urrfIuicn.
SSDbn Seiper.
ItettaulL Sct. 81. llq-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23
Gbarles 9. 9DlatIep.

lI1re Il II q der IN Y IIeff0iliiT
beoient fdl picier Gjelegeubeit ieinen Srenns
oeni lpie etnem 9eebrten publifum er9ebenlt
orSn5ei9en, eaB CT feline gSehnnng eimi9e
2hnren antcrbalb Ieinem friibern Stanoe
perle9t bat, no er immer pUrrdtbi9 bat, cin
ihDneS 9tlIrrtiment Ucn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-23

fen Dreiiei ~ oerFautell 9eeentt.
9icpcratureu an llbren nne aneern III ttc6
Tatb 0cb6rcnpcn @egcnlt6nocrL mereeu upn
bm trIrrgt-unb nit Der 9rUBten ScrgflIt
SurrdN9cicst.
Danftdr fir Die bi5ber gcnciicnc 9iti9c
lluteritiieunn brfft CT auf Die Sortraucr Der
&rnofhaft iciucr Sreunrc uno Sjonncr lmo
ocrijtert, fTdb oud in Der 3uflmft burtb
rrompte uuo biGi9c &crtcnun9 tbrcr llntcrs
ftiBun9 pitrbt9 Su matclt
9lucntanlL Sept. Is. na-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
July lS

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, holden
IA and for the county OF Campbc the Sd day of june
1889
William Du'al, Plaintiff,
against
George Matthews administrator of Philip Duva, deceased
Samuel H. Duva Henry j. Brown and Lucy his wife, Ez-
ebeh Campbell, William H. Brodo and Mary his wife John
Johns Richard Suatiun and John w. West, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant Samuel H. Diyal and William H. Brolc
and Mary his wife, not having entered their appearance
given security according 10 the of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants ofhis Commonwealth 1t is
derod, That they appear here the first day the Sep
tember and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed in the of ynchhrg, for months successive
ly and posted the front door OF the courthouse this
county on some court day,
Copy-Tese,
JNo. d. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
June 20 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
Trust sale Of land.

n pursuance of a deed of Trust, executed to me by
Il Giles Fuqua and Elizabeth Fnqua, his wife, for
purposes therein more particularly set forth, bear
ing date the 30h day of March in the year 1886.
and of record 10 the clerks Office of the county
Of PHtsyyana, shall, w Wednesday, the fourteenth
day OF August in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty nine, il fair. if the next far day. proceed
sell, the premises, by way OF public auction
the highest bidder, for cash. the tract of LAND
therein conveyed, To This tract Of land lies in
Pttsylyania county, Staunton river about three
four miles below Wards bridge, and was pari Of
the estate Of the late Henry Ward, deceased. II is
believed. that there about seventy acres of low
grounds upon il, which is said 10 be valuable, and
highly productive. The highland, consisting Of
about three hundred and sixty acres. is very
ferule, but is said TO be we'll hmbered A proper
ton OF H. however, Is SAID to be pretty good tobacco
land
Any person, wishing o purchase, will, il is pre-
sumded, wish to see it, and, in that event Mr.. Giles
Fuqua. who resides upon the land, will, have no
doubt, shaw il TO any person wishing TO examine IT,
The title is believed be good. but selling us-
tee, shall warrant only such title TO the purchaser
as is conveyed TO me.
JOHN 3. DABNEY Trustee.
June IL 14A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
VALUABLE LAND,

and well adapted TO sssysSes. the growth of corn
and wheat. 1t Is sit sf1FsSsSss uated about thirty
yards from the pub tSNsAR~ lie square aud the
county OF lalllax be- -xsAs>- ing large, populous
aud wealthy couny, ii is doubt the best staod for
Tavern IN Virginia az this time. Persons wishing
to engage IN tavern keeping would no doubt do well
TO examine the premises, which will be shown them
by Maj. LeweiIu, who will furnish any information
that may be desired, and the subscriber who resided
upon the premises for II number Of years, will take
pleasure IN showing The premises TO any person de-
slrous OF leasing The property belongs to the heirs
OF Saml Edmondson, which is the reason why it is
put up AT auction.
RICHARD EDMONDSON, Guardian
for Sdn't EdmondSon'S heirs.
N. Is. The leasor Of the above establishment can
be furnished, if desired, with 25 OF 30 beds and fur
niture. chairs. tables and many other articles
sary for tavern-keepng on the premises.
July 10 4w
G3' The Richmond Wing will please publish the
above Tor four weeks, and forward their account
this Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01

4 MEDICINE OF MORE VALUE TO NAN
~ than the vast mines Of Austria even The uni-
ted treasures 81 giobe.-A MEDioIsr which IS
obtained equally from the VEGETABLE, ANIMAL AID
MINERAL ktsepoMs. and thus possesses THREE. fold
power.-a MEDICINE, which, though designed rs
a remedy fot Consumption solely. is possessed OF a
MYSTERIOUS influence many diseases Of The hu-
man sysiem,--a medicine which begins TO be valued
by physicians, who daily Witnessing lis astonish-
ing cures OF many whom they had resigned to the
grasp of the fnssiisbl- Grave.
Dose OF The SANATlyE, for sdplts, one drop +;
for children half drops and for inlanIs, quarter
drop; the directions explaining the manner Of Ia.
King half quarter drop.
PRIcE 80 so rER HALF OUNCE
GEORGE w. A. kAlNE. Agent
for CloverI Ill., Prince Edward Gu. Va.
The subscriber is also agent for BRAspnrIn's
p l. l. s.. q. w. A. KANE.
July IS oaf a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01
LAND FOE SALE or RENT.

FEHE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell, and good
d. bargain may be had, in TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the south part Of Bedford county. The
tract contains about 1000 acres is well watered and
lies well, and has considerable quantity of good To-
bacco Land uncleared. The improvements are
DWELLING HOUSE, with other out Houses,
and between 200 300 acres Of cleared Land under
good fence Further description is deemed I'M
Necessary, it is probable any person would buy
without viewing the Land FIRST The tract will be
divided il required and if not sold before the 18th
of September, will be rented lor the next year.
EDMUND AUSTIN.
J uly % wds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-01

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery holden in
and for county OF Campbell the Sd day of june 1889
Robert Green Pugh, executor of Robert Watkins decea-
sed, Plentid
against
Moses Watkins, H. Z. Cheatham Thomas Harvey, Moses
a. Watkins, james ID. CardNe, Reuben Bashy Reese Wat
Mns Moses Watkins Enoch Watkins, Robert Watkins Orpba
Watkins Jane Watkins, Mary Barber Thomas Watkins Ma
linda Watkins Pamela Watkins, Harriet Watkins. Nancy
Watkins Aaron Watkins Moses Watkins Elizabeth Watkins
Elizabeth Davy sally Davy, George Davy Thomas Dayy
Moses Davy Elizabeth iorgroye, Thomas Helm Marga-
e'ho'h' Defendants,
In CHANcERy.
49, The Defendants Moses Watkins, Reese Watkins Moses
W atkins, Moses g. Watkins Enoch Watkins Robert Wat
kin orpha Watkins, Jane Watkins Mary Barber Thomas
Watkins, Manda Watkins, Pamela Watkins Harriet Wat
hn Nancy Watkins, Aaron Watkins Moses Watkins Eliza
ethWakns Elizabeth Davy, Sally Davy Geo. Davy Thos
Oovy, Moses Davy Elizabeth Hargroye, Thomas Helm
anu margaret felm not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the of Assembly and the rules
OF hlS Court aud appeang by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
mat ihey appear here the first day next September term
ha answer The bill OF the Plaintiff that copy of this or
er De FORTHWITH inserted in newspaper printed in the
wh OF vncbnrg for two months successfully and posted
al inc 'front.' door OF the courthouse of this county on some
court day. ACopy-Tese,
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NOTICE..

NESSRS. Peter Fore, Isham Harvey and f.
1vh Iizabeh his wife, James Bailey and Sally bis
wife. Benjamin d. Fore, Anna Fore, Armis,ead
Roach and Paisey his wife, Charles Fo,e, Francis
A. Stern and Lucy his wife, being nonresidents OF
Virginia. please take notice. that | shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Samuel +. Moses and OH
ers, at the Red House, in Charlotte county, in the
of Virginia between the hours of n-tsng and
sunset on the 14th day of September 1889 said
depositons 10 be offered and read in a certain suit
now pending and undetermined in tho Circuit Su-
perior Court Of Law and Chancery for the county of
Campbell, wherein you defendants and am
plaintiff; at which time and place you may attend
II you think proper. WIN. HARVEY.
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DAVID ROBES, c. c
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, .
Lynchburg, July 9th, 1889. {

The parties in this cause will take notice that
have appreciated Saturday The 3lst day OF August
1899, To commence the accounts directed BY the lore
going order OF Court on which day they are re-
qured To atterd my office in this town. with their
accounts, vouchers and copes of court papers, pre-
pared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, elk
July lS Win
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
,,srs for Rieh,no,sH or
the North.

U FAVE Lynshburg on Mondays, Wedncs-
I 4 DAYS and Fridays al O'Clock, A. NJ. arrive at
Charloitesyilies same evening, al 2. -. Leave
Charlottesville next day by A. NJ, reaeh the Rail
Road. distance ofonly 25 miles from rhaloties
vile after The lst Of July, By 10 O'Clock, and arrive
in Richmond same evenings, by Z. NJ ms will
be found by FAR the most comfortable ronte ~ we'll
the most exprdnIous Richmond or Going
North, by way Of Washington Cry, having no Siyht
travelling after leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and coaches this line are first rate, and the
drivers skful careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared render the trip safe and plea
10 the passengers.
Fare thou Oh TO Richmond, 50 SOTO Frede-
ricksburg S12. 5. b, CLOVES, Agent.
June IL, Is
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EY.vcsgH URG EOU.yx,RI..

'NHE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully
n call the attention OF the public, 10 their ).
tabIishment, Che Lynchburg FoundryD situated
Immediately the canal, few steps below the
Horse Ford, where we are prepared to do any kind
Of Casting. Mil Iron Machinery OF any description
with nealncsss and despatch We hope by strict at
tenlion TO business merit portion OF pubic pa
tronage. Any orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. j. Z. DlUGUID u Co.
May23 wis
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Savings Institution,
VgsG.

fNtlIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
Il IN successful operation Tor years, under the
most prosperous crcumstances-not dollar having
been lost, debt due the institution, but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposltes, upon the most favorable terms,
that is, for any sum remaining with them under four
months interest thereon from the date of deposte,
ut three per cent per anuum-oyer four and unde,
SIX me 1hs, four per cent, and six months five
per cent per annum.
Deposltes are generally paid upon application, but
the Company reseVeto themselves the right of re-
curing two weeks.
Those wishing to deposite money will call upon
the Cashier at has office, at the of Turner x
Burwell.
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fDFe LEASE.
FIAT well known TAVERN

H;;f HOUSE, called the CENTRAL HOTEL,
Ll.u at HdiJa1 Court House, IA, now occupied
by Maj. Jno :. LewcIn will be leased to the high
est bidder, AT Halifax Count House, the I'd day
OF next August Court, that being the eth day Of
the mouth. The ESTABLISHMENT is for Il
Term OF } or years, ia excellent repair. with good
4ay9} stables, out Houses, aud excel dr.
Mill lent Garden, &c. To this Establish nliiil
AA1-A ment is stached between two and -.l..A
three hundred Acres of
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Law Books, &c.

LNIGHTH vol. of Leigh's Reports.
~ Dayis's Criminal Law ION commn.l
One superior copy Of Maria Edgewoith's Works
in 10 vols.
Besides numerous other Works.
Just lived and for sale by
EDWARD ECHOLS
June 10 Il
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a PggFaEV EgOOk n0SV.

a PICKET EgOOk LOST.
\ LOST either in Lyuchburg, the road
4 between Lynchburg and Campbell Court House,
about the 9th inatant,
A Calf-sgxin pocket Book,
containing, sundry papers, viz: Witnesses Claims,
&c. against sundry persons to the amount of about
$40; bond Of $50 on Capt. William b. Brown
Lvnchburg some tavern accounts &c. the amounts
of which not recoected and list Of mares put
to Sir Charles. | will pay liberal reward for the
delivery of The Pocket Book to me at Campbell
Court House, or to Homer & Watsoa Of Lynchbutg
BARNETT FINCH.
July p w3w*