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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-29
James River rand kannwha Company
NOTICE TO CONTRA


BhofOSALSw will be received at the Office of
the james River and Kanawha Company in
Richmond, Va, until the 9Th July next for the
construction OF SIX Dams, with RveiLocks IN he
constructed across James River between Lynchbu,g
anu the mouth of North River.
these Dams are To be built of heavy solid stone
masonry having such part laid in cement as The
sPeclheatlons shall designate, and with such abut
'nents, &c, as the Engineer shall exhibit on the
pans. lhey viii vary IN heighl from to b feet
Also. proposals will be received for the Look
yates OF all the Locks between the points aboy,
named, with IRON work, similar TO those below Lynch
burg.
The plans and specifications Of said Dams and
EoeS ua'es VIII be ready 10 be exhibited by
T., II. uii', Esq, the Engineer. on and after the
ION Gay OF June next. at his office IN Lynchbu,p
wnefe contractors may apply for such information
as WIN enable them to make proper proposals.
Payment Tor the work will be made IN the same
manner as Tor other works on the line above Lynch.
burg, which we're LEI in November last.
lhe Time Tor the completion Of the above work
VII be March, 1912. I he timber for the Lock
GATES viii be required TO be procured and laid away
carefully as the eclication directs.
b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer J. r. q X Co.
Richmond May t6Jlv
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VphOlstcring and Paper Hanging.

spuOfsscF1nS ana lapcr Hanging.
E'llE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully u,
Il form the cnzens OF Lynchbure aud the sur
rounding county, that they have taken part of the
store on MAN street occupied by Mr.. VIM. Crosbie.
iIr the purpose of carrying on the
Uphoisterins and Paper Hanging Bu-
sineSS,
where they have just opened handsome assor,men,
OF French and American Paper Hsngings Of the
'a'es' style aud patterns which they prepared to
put NJ at the shortest notice and in the neatesi
manner.
They also make to order Feather Beds, Curled
tiair aud Shuek Mattresses &c.
They also keep on hand Table Oil Cloth, Win
dow Blinds. Carpe,ing. &c &c.
Persons in want OF any thing in their line, are re-
specially invited TO give hem call
c. DOGGET & Co.
r. S'-oidM grasses, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed in the best manner
Apr 80 ON
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NOTICE.

DY The provisions of a deed OF trust executed
- 10 the subscribers by John Thurman for the
benefit o all of his creditors, which deed bears dale
the Goth day Of April, 1910, andduiy recorded 10
,he clerks Office oftbe IusIngs Count of Lynchborg
we are authorised 10 sell and now offer f,r sale, at
The shop Of the said ohm Thurman all Of the stock
Of Saddles, Brides, Maringales, Collars, Whips
Trunks, and every other article in his line, compfi-
sing a very large stock. Persons DESTROYS Of sup
plying themselves with any article in the Saddlery
hne OF business are most earnestly requested TO call
US. obliged TO sell, aud therefore good
bargains may be had. The Books Bonds. and &C
counts ofihe said Thurman have been conveyed To
also, and earnestly request all those indebted
TO he said Thurman. 10 call aud make payment i'm
medately, the situation Of the trust will not add
init Of indulgence.
THOS. DlLLARD, Trus-
N. SCuOOLFlEiD, 5 tees.
May o5 Wis
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CASTLE Hill June Adj lsI0
GESTLEMES,-l have received, with feelings of
GRATITUDE aud p.dr, alth ii would be in VAIN for me
10 attempt 10 express, The lrter gu did me the hon
or TO address TO ne on The h ult, IN The name If
my iehow-entzens OF s'nylh County.
nat IS there IN tile hollow and treaoberous miles
OF power, or IN the patty, though slnter,ne. bnbes
Of ofhce, which, 10 weprncipled ambition even can
possess the hundred,h part the value of that cordial
and unboueht popular approbaiion, Of which YOU
are the organs. flowing fresh aud warm from hears
OF bold and unc 'nuped patriotism! He who could.
Tor moment, ia'tel ia making his election. when
motives appealing TO such different and oponsnc
principles OF action placed in competition before
him, IS unworthy the confidence OF fee people,
IN resisting 10 The best OF my ability, the ,uinous
ana snti-repubIca1 measures of present admin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as inconsistent with the pro(es-
sions which brought IL into power, aswith every
principle OF true repubcansm-l have but discha,-
ged paramount duly to my country and IT, IN do
ing So the cennncia'ions ] Lave encountered. AMI
lie seduciIons have despised could be considered
as-'nvov'og any sacriice 10 an honorable MUD. fer
mat have been more Than one hnndred-loId com
rensated by the generous encouragement and supper
uAve refised ifDin the ircenen Of our own noble
ana "unleriihed Commonwealth" There il ON
fHeumssnce' ASSERTED To 10y you, thai has marx ed
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JOS. WILSON, elk
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE. J

l.lbefy May Is. lS40. {
The parties in the above cause will take notice
that shall, my ofcein this town. at the hour of
~ o'clock IN the morning of tuesday the 3Olh day
OF June next, commence the accounts directed by
the foregoing decree. which time aud place they,
VIII attend with their accounts, vouchers witnesses
and copies CT court papers far examination and SET
element. JNO. A. WHARTON Conn
SuHel vim
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John Board, executor of Francis Board decd
Phff.
against
William K. Jones, sheriff of Bedford, and as such
admir-. Of Mary Board. decd. James Board aud
W Illiam Yates in his own right and as admir- OF
William Board, deed. Dens.
In CnANCERY.
Ihis day this cause came on 10 be heard on the
NH OF The plaintiff answer of the defendant William
aes, and exhibits, and the sub mna ided there
In on the 3ls day OF August, 1888, which appears
TO have been duly executed on the defendant Viii
liam X. Jones, admir- of Mary Board, decd. and
the order OF publication awarded against tie de-
indani James Board lwho failed to answer the PLAIN
TN $ bll) on The Sd day of June, 1889, which ap-
pears TO have been duly published in the manner pre-
sctlbed by law. and was argued by counsel. Upon
consideration Whereof the court, tab ing the SAID bill
Tor confessed as TO the two last named defendants
DON adJudge order aud decree that the defendant
William X. Jones, adn'r. of Mary Board, decd do
render an account OF his administration Of The estate
OF The SAID Mary Board, deed. before one of the
commissioners OF this court. aud that the same com
missioner do also take an account OF the money
debts aud effects in The hands of the defendant vii
ham aies al the time OF the Of The process
IN this cause, belonging 10 the absent defendant
James Board; and for the purpose of ascet,ainne
the same, that the defendant William Yates admir-
de bon,s non Of the estate Of w am Board, decd
do likewise render account of his administration
OF The estate of the said William Board, decd be-
fore the same commissioner who is hereby directed
TO examine, state and settle The said accounts and
report The same TO this court, with any matter spe-
cdliy stated thought pernen by himself or ured
10y the parties 10 be stated.
Copy-Teste.
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ADDITIONAL.

HiiD 81. Anna Sugar, Superior article
n do Louisiana Syrup
1000 lbs raw Cotton
90 barrels Shad
so do Henings
90 do Apple Brandy
80 do old Rye Whlskey
All OF which we offer Cor sale at reduced prices
for cash. BRYANT A. YOuNG
June lS -,
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June

NIRGINIA-A rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Law and ChanceIy Tor the coun-
~ Of Amherst, ON the LIST day OF June, 1910
Jonathan A. Stout Plaintiff,
against
William Swanson, John T. Swanson, Charles s. SWANSON
Joseph Swanson Frances Swanson, George W. anson
Susanna SWANSON administrators de honis with the WI
annexed of Ohio SWANSON decd and Samuel NJ Garlun
executor of SAN Ohio Swanson, decd, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants William Swanson, John r. Swanson.
Charles S. Swanson, Joseph Swanson Frances Swanson,
George W. Swanson and Susanna Swanson, Administrative
de bons with the will Of Ohio Swanson
not having entered their appearance and given security
corng the Of ssenby and the rules Of this Court,
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not
inhabitants this commonweah is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here the FIRST day of August
and the bill of the Plaintiff g. that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed tho
OF ynchurg for months successfully, and posted
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste
ROBERT TfNSLEY, CLERK.
June % w2m
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RO. C. CUTLER. OK.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE. }

e
Lovlngslon, June Sd, 1910.
The parties concerned in the foregoing decree,
VIII be pleased to take nollce that have appointed
Fn1ay, the 3lst day Of July next, TO commence the
taking the accounts therein directed, hich day
ny Ten O'Clock IN the morning, they are requested
TO attend AT my office, in Lovingston, win their
books, papers, vouchers and EVIDENCE, and copies of
court papers, prepared for settlement.
SP. GARLAND, Com'r
Jnne Is WIN
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MANOR. MnN Q LEM.

MARION, May h, 1910.
DEAR SiR:-At recent meeting Of a number of
The etiizens OF Smyth County, We were Amounted a
Sommittee to invite you 10 pariake with Us of \ pub
lie dnner Which we propose to give YOU on the An
oi July next OF Al any other tine which You may
designate as better suiting your convenience, and
we cheerinll, communicate to yon the invitation
we mighty appreciate the firnness, Independence
anu PATRIOTS IN Of yom course in relation to the
hnancla treasures of the present administration
we have seen aud admired the moral couinue which
you nave displayed, By throwing ynurses IN tie
breach made by Executive eneiont hncm upnn The
citadel OF liberty, aud attempting in opposition to The
most overwhelming power OF the President aud In,
parry. TO roll back the tide of lstsier and distress
Hhieh have delneed and des 1laIed the land We
nave beleld yot at the head the itle Spartan band
Oh Conserv1uves. standing IN the pass aud rarlessly
defending the countrys fiahts aud interests from the
inroads oi po@ef; whilst neither promises nor amin
ion eonld allure. threats nor f,rce drive ,oo
rom yohf position. Ia trse de- enrtaIc times " hen
motives OF policy seem 10 Influence and control no.
'"'eans' aud when principles and measures are los
s,g"' w. IN hih4 h..nlinh TO men aud pary thai
hohan 'irlne which has acuated You 10 prefer youf
country TO parry, and HE p bho good 10 sef-ap-
graodlzrmeni deserves iom every lDvcr of his com
Try need OF applause. Whist others who wee
once your most ardent supporters IN your opposl.
''on 10 me Sue-1 reasnfy scheme, aud whose opin.
ions oil the bad tendency III the measure are
~ unchanged, have been worn down by Presidential
perseverance anu tamey Si"ldtd reluctant acc ~
essence TO the wall Of the Executive aud IN snme IN
STAGES nave become yonr butefes reviiefs and most
shameless prosecutors, we aud those whom we re.
present. having resolved pefseyere IN our hus,Il,
~ TO he measures of this ADMINISTRATION which W.
oeheve TO be fuln0ns TO the best interests OF lie
country, are desirous To III to YOU some iestim,-
NAL oil our appreciation, and cherr YOU onward in
your pairiolic course. We anticipate much pleasure
DO welcoming you to oar hearts ani homes and In
sharing with YOU the plain but cordial hospitality Of
the mountains; aud we are that The simple un
cefemonious festivities Of ur board, served up nj a
pure spring under spreading OAK, and enyened by
me Joyous voices oil reemen ho know Their n hts
anu knowing. dare maintain them" would be mole
grateful and acreptabeto The and eeling Of one
VINO we believe 10 be plain republican and disei-
pie OF Jefferson than any ponp, parade OF psgcanry
could be.
We therefore hope thai you can make IT both con.
vcnient 1nd agreeable 10 acee II Tie invitation hich
IN uebait OF those we tpIesen, we now most cor.
oials extend 10 yod. Permit us to add the as.
surance that thr duty which we have thus been Sc
ected TO perform is one Of mas grateful and Meas
ing character to us peis naily. We tender You as.
sutances OF OF. nigh regard.
JAMES w SuFrFFy
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June %

VIRGINTAAtrules held ia the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the cous
~ of Amhers t. on the LIST day OF June, 1870:
John A. Tate and JOHN Randolph. merchants and psH-
trading under the style and firm Of Jno. A. Tate Cs
Graham & McGuffn, b. +. Graham and NJ. d. Vines,
against
John Russell Nove and Mary w. his wife, BaIton nor.
veil and Mildred A. his wife James w Phillips frances
lips and George Phillips the infants under the age o.
twentyone years, and Nancy Phillips in her igh' ana
as trustee for herself and children. Deiendah"'
In CHANcERv.
The Defendant John Russell Norve not having entered
ms appearance, and given security according oie ac
semby and the rules Of this Court and il appearing by
lsiactory evd nee, that he inhabitani oil TINS
here The FIRST day oAugust answer the
the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be fortn~
serted in newspaper printed the town OF LyncnS
for months and posted the front ooo "
the courthouse OF this county.
ACopy-Teste, r,L
June % w2m
NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF me u.
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery, LOT ,"'
county of Amherst Monday the 9th day OF April !otg
William Armistead, fiam'"'
Thomas P Beddow and Susan his wife late Susan Buf'-
and Daniel Day, Defendan'''
In CHANcERY. a.
The Defendants Thomas Z. Beddow and susan ~. W." "e
not having entered their appearance and gwen
c0rline the of Assembly and the rules OF TINS o
and appearng by satisfactory evidence that they arc he
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth; il is ordered .n. .,m
and the bill the Plaintiff, aud that coz in
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper and
the town of Lynchhurg, for two months SUCCESSFUL,
posted at the front door OF the court hoqse oil TINS eou
a copy RoSEkr TINsLEY, Clerk
June, vs."
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H.

Speak Il not tightly Though the Young and CAV
ars thrensng round thee nov. with tones OF mirih,
Letnot the holy promise ofto-day
Fade like the clouds that With the morn have birth;
Bufever bright and sacred ma, iIhe.
Stored in The trrasare-cel Of memory.
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most favorable terms aud out OF The latest impofia
lions. large and general assortment OF GOODS Of
the latest styles and iashlo sall OF which they oe,
TO The Wholesale aud feta dealer, al prices which
they think cannot fail OF giving satisfaction. The.
earnestly sohcn calls from country Mefchanis--feel
iug confident ttal ther stock comprises rs great
garei, Of goods as can be found IN any other house
The following list comprises bur small part oitheir
STOCK on hand.
CLOTHS.
Extra fine wooldyed Black Cloths
Srarks's Nest oil England do
Medium aud 10" priced do
Extra foe Blue Cloths
Medium aed low priced do
Superior Golden olive do
Invisible Green do
Dark Olive, Dallia, Cadsl and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphalllm. Beaver aud PHO, Cloths--a good assot-
meai from common very the qualities.
CASSiMERES.
Extra fine Wool dyed Black Cashmere
Supetfiae piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Pnnee Albcns--a new style Of fancy coored Cassi.
mere-vcry handso ne and fashionable.
VESfINGS.
Extra fnc plain Blk. English SATIN Vestings
do do French do
Blk. Fptd. Sato-Shamrock and Thistle patterns
Superfne Buff Cashmere Nesiing
eaod Colored Nla'se'lles Vesting great variety
Silk Velvet aud Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Medium and low price do
T. aud 10 4 Table Diapers
"a. 10 aud l2 4 Table Cloths
and A Damask Napkins
3 and 4 blown French Linens
, 4 aud 4 A Grass Linen
DoMEsTlCs.
4 5-i and 4 brown Shcctng
4, rs and A brown Shlung
Blea1hed Shifiing-all widths and qualities
HEAVY Cotton oznaburgs No | aud .. OF Richmond
AMI Petersburg Manufaolure
3 4, 7 3 and i heavy r,rklugs.
PRINTS.
New sryle French Priuls
Super London do
Mcrflmac do--a large assortment al all pr-
ces.
SILK GOODS.
Hewy Marioni Lus,ing
India SATIN
Blck Figured Gro lc Antique
Plain do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Poult de Sae
Black Flgured Ameflcaine
Black Fguied Hermann Satin
Handsome pia,d Silks
Rth Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk Hosea new article
White do do
Black and White English Silk Hose
PLAIN Black do do
Open " orkrd do do
Black aud Whlte Cotton Hose. n large assortment
GLOVES.
Back Twisted SILK Gloves
Whre do do
Black KID aud Horse Skin Gloves
FRENCH WORK.
II doz rich worked French Collars
Rich worked do Capes
do do Cuffs
nrcI,Nl
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IN.

Life viii not prove all sunsn ne: hire will come
DARK hosrs for all: o will y. when the night
OF sorrow gathers thickly round yonr home,
Love, as ,e did, in times when calm aud bright
Srem'd the sure path ye trod, untouched by care
Aad deem'd The future, like the present. fan
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tlre,n Me ClniolfsriNe R,pubGcan.

Mr. Rves. il viii be seen by The correspondence
which we publish to-da, accepts tho invitation Of hls
fello".citzrns OF Smyh County. 10 public festival
and viii visit them ~ August next. One Of ihe
signers OF the invliaiion, tDr NELSON HoPKiNsl Is
the brother Of The Hon. G. w. llorKINs the mem
her Of Congress from that dIsIrct-so that even in
his Own fanily there are me good asd true Con
servaiises, tCharles Hopkins OF Louisa County, as
decided CONSERVATIVE as lives, /. nephew Of the
Hon. gentleman who inclined to retire at with
him.
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Should fortune frowa Your defoncelcss head.
Should storms ocrtake your bark lif.s dark sen
Fierce tenprsta rend the sail 90 gully spread,
Whtn hopehrr syren strain sang jnyouslT
VIII We looA up. though clouds tonr sky o'eesa,
And say, Together We will hide the blast =
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\ L Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
A ce,y held for B,dlord county, the % day of
May. l640
Phillip Reynolds, Plaintiff
against.
Charles Reynolds, admr. OF Jesse Reynolds decd
and IN his own right. Mary Reynolds. widow of
Jesse Reynolds, decd. Edward REYNOLDS Martha
Fuqna, Joshua Reynolds, John Wade and Jemma
his wife, Archibald Reynolds, Caleb Reynolds, and
Aoner Reynolds. Delesdants.
In CHAScERY.
This day this Cause came on TO be heard upon the
bill answers of The Defendants, Charles REYNOLDS
Abner Reynolds, John Wade and Jemma h,s wife,
and Joshua Reynolds, upon the order Of pubca-
ton against the Defendants. Edward Reynolds
Caleb reynolds and Martha Fuqua, absent Delen-
danis, winch appears 10 have been duly published in
The mode prescribed by law, upon the subpoena
awarded therein on the 10Th day OF May, 1885, and
the 18th day Of October, 1889, which appears TO
have been duly executed upon the Defendants, Mary
Reynolds, Abner Reynolds, and Archibald Reynolds,
and was argued by counsel upon consideration
whereof tue Cour doth adjudge, order and decree.
that the Defendant, Charles Reynolds do render an
account OF his administration of the estate of Jesse
Reynolds, decd. before commissioner OF this
Courl, who IL hereby directed 10 examine state and
settle the same that the said commissioner do also
state and settle the accounts of said administrator
with the distributors, and that he also take an ac-
count OF any ajvancements made by the ntesate in
his lifetime 10 his children, the Plaintiff and Delen-
dants; and that he report said accoun, to this Court
with any matter specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself, or required by the parties to be stated
Copy-Tesle.
JOS. WILSON, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LIBERTY, May 10th. 1910.
The parties in the above cause will take notice
thai shall AT my office, in this town, at the hour OF
10 clock, III the morning of Wednesday the Goth
day ofJuy next, commence the acc cunts directed b,
the foregoing decree; al which time and place they
VIII attend with their accounts, vouchers certificates
and copies OF court papers Tor exami and settle
JNO. A. WHARTON Cam
June % wlms
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COUNTRY SOAP.

usF RECEIVED aud FOR ss'e 500 lbs. Coun
- Try made Soap CHARLES PHELPS.
May ID >.
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"

Eyes that now beam with health, may yet grow dim,
And cheeks cfrose forget their early glow,
Languor and pain assail each active limb
And lay, perchanee some worshipp'd beauty low;
Then will ye sazs upon the altered brow,
All love fonJly, faithfully us nowi
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J me Is

"A L a Circuit Superior Court of Law & Chancery.
n held for Bedford county the 4lh Of Nav, 1910
John Board, executor of Francis Board, decd
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
n FINE YOUNG RIDING HORSE. Apnly
n to MARTIN HUNT a. WARD.
y June IL .,
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VikuiSlA-At rules held 10 the clerk,s o..
Ar, court OF Law aud Chnnccry i , ~ hs CIR
R on honday, the 4i day Of Nav Ian 'e County
Plaintiff,
rt oa S Iman IN his right and as ea,;,
nohas 1Coeian, deceased, Thomas CoIema
us WIFE, bluiord Hx and Nancy HI. r En-.
Is c,.. Defendants.
ann .a ne'enoah, homas Coleman not having s.o.
III mi a., unity, according to the az, of his
ny ana ,e rules Of this Count aud il appearns M Assem-.
y , ,'i"ence mat he rs NOT nhabant OF t5 sasac
wy NJ, ~ Is ordered, that the said Delepdantia omlnon
gu 'e st day OF August term next and answe, here
'ahh and that acopy OF this order bef,,hie bill Of
IA newspaper printed in the town of yns HUI Inserted
house ofhis county. A Copy-Tes uoor OF The eomt
I,.a, ROBERT TINslEY. e.,
xxg..
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FOR RE.N'T.

Git Tn + tenement in this place at preseptotcu
Mnil ried by Mr.. Lewis Williams as n Ta,e,n
A~--A Possession can be had on the 2elh Of this
'non,n' oy application to S. I. WATT.
March 10 ;.
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May

A 7 Circuit Superior Cour OF Law and Cham
n Gerry, continued and held Tor Nelson county,
at the Courthouse, on Wednesday, The 9Th day Of
May 1910:
Walt Hare, Plaintiff,
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w.

Age with its sil,ery locks oamcs stealing on,
And brings the iotiefng step, the furrow'd check.
Theeye from whence each ustrons lean lalh gone,
And the pale ill., with accents ow aud weak,
VIII ye then think upon your lie's gny prime,
AMI smiling, bid Love triumph over Time
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" iG9niNiA-a rules held in the Clerks OFF,. =
nnJ s Superior Court OF Law and Chancerr o. The
county OF Amherst on the LIST Gay of uns lglo Tor the
Jane Aldridge, WV
,., Plain,ia,
John g. Redo and Aphia his wife, formerly Aphs o..
Robert Carter, Hill Carter Henr, Carter SALLY oarer.
rick Carter, George Carter, James Carter and Chf Put
ter the last three OF whom infants under The ear
yone years. the children of Hill Carter dec,d wen
Tompkin4, Edmund Winston, the President eAahder
Company of The Farmers Bank Virginia a, s,ofs aud
Daniel Warwick 80 eec d. ind
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant Henry Carter, having en,ereJ h..
bly, and the rules Of this Court aud It apueay;n Assen~
factory evidence, that he is inbabiant of his s
mon~eah II ordered that the said Defendant do onnn
here on the first day of August term next and
bill OF the Plaintiff and hat copy ofths orderbc inc
inserted IN SONS newspaper printed in the Of ynebb
Tor two months successfully, and posted ut the from, &
the courthouse oil This county. 'o'i ot
Copy-Teste
-, ROBERT TINsLEY. Clerk.
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