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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-14
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI, NOVEMBER IA, ls4o.


sss % a a @ 4. @ 10y. 'S b. worthy
notice such and the world and &C., 70 uGs
great sweep else IL bs think a
w mere %'sad d fs ss
s Iss y o"s il S sa hs sy
members in body and all members have 20. n once
How ho Apostle cut boang Hear hOws guno h Ian
ground aoi h @ ri bod ~ c Od since We n.her e
sa By Peter view Of a.. The origin
the acts he Aposs remarks e ys"Asdh.
1 1as The i which by him. CHRISTI given
n%g h s y@1 e Sssr "a 'tsss
previously by calling them the work. to the IhuCn
csc S se hs @ ali ha, God had done no
S S aoa Win Gg a% s1i sss he des
tiles And The III verse chapter The E from b nIs h'sd %
Just BY h; Apostle the Galatians only would
Are living begun made perfect The flesh
ns h a' s s es Ds ps i' 5 how much @
charge they begin IN The flesh and be made perfect By
o~ mans '"s See Callahan. s S cS 81 ana b., he fruit spirit M
os s ] % % 5 ina n he @ sh
9s author and hs o.. an se1 DOWN the n
hand the throne Co. Here great INCENTIVE exercise g %
hame this he bore for e that before him and iha, joy was his people
he has given living faith follow
the full o endure hardness good soldiers r. se,o
qucksnmg Of the dead faculties the soul BY the Holy Ghost
epenled orioles that The gift and
s and In as p ne. ps And p sS the cali God
W. now e account s % s
and hanged sl Vim hath God exalted his RICH. hand Be .
and og Holy Ghost God
"s oft s' and sS '
others % sr w s h ,'a %s lei T e. and s
| they held s e 'G gr aed 1 as aas,
18th voc dese thou Of his goodness ence and long su
81 Corinthians,
made after Cody that might receive damage by
scriptures
g The call God and faith conccuivey set forth
have already pssed the patience readers We will
grace, doing quote
ask question and the The first the
term all the Angels address the Shepherds" Behold bring good n
fgrcatj which shall be apeope" If al the
o all h nations e earth what does mean Tor = never was gad.ng'
children killed Bethlehem the land oJudea from old and under
will be those that Christ speaks the morning
m w hs aa I s I OF And aga there
him in the river Jordan cnssg their sins" Did he bapse scb
from part nds III. again said that Cesar una 'a
o., decree that ah world should b taxed DID he this that
rial authority has eaehi For you know that these hmae
authority that timer Aasain s eh
Nov when 81 people were bapssd that
al Adams you answer this question: would % well
fact day gave up but vha
Christ lmPter This have al
John, and said him. Rabbi he Jordan d whom
you have these words ~ ~ h b ~.
heard that he esfeh aud esmonyn Ii hat case
plainly sews and u This received his testimony only
gave Ter OS Sa q ho 1 verse viii He that hath
quoted true and they the Importance observing always
strictly will arm YOU against g6 rGpOssc cc.
wrestling The which \ this age Of the world practice both
The word q % also phrase that mssraby abused
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would lave united with Burr; but he Nas MOI ~.
rect. connected with he movements that we're nae'
Shoall, after the death of tai Butt hls ei"e''
pssr antiied Ia Col. Wine Of flafiia. The 'oh-le
law uf t;sn. A Jar. Ia nd him IN having access '"
panets ot the General, aud to oh'dtn ON nm sun
Information iot pahiiratpn. rs he might deem u eA
ps,lieui 10 publish. Adhf had been hstaheu I'M
taJgced eonspr IN. ile taeis 10 lie e'se ~
lsf iIoni mn loaing ni. would have iehoiihu'" ~
ls hmm, +: rud hue the, would have dtfeinp@p
tfnly The views IL Col Bun. THY would have uuol
led ~ nlnth lntay annfhe. quarter, a. INT OK
hibitrd ~ The days ol Charles Tie !, VA" tic aid oil
Faus Oates.
Mr.. Nlne anplied 10 the General. bu, he .hrunk
iratn all conversation an The snlJeei, or at lfas
Mr.. Whit vas NOT aatbottzrd IL make any &c.
ply, except thai tie General soagb Ir.rtemfni, aud
dat lie .nbcf nev.f bad. o. lad not fteset'ed,
any papers relation 10 the affair. Thu, bfei an
. WIS all thai could or tbta ned. TUfaHgh Am
tae, ehaanc aIle,nIt equally ansatefsslal ~
maize.
Nat ,rt discouraged. The bioeiaphef nf Col Dur
addressed lrfer 10 Gcu. Adar. soliciting inlat-
NATION snihr unipr0uani ttets, but IN Way
tai Tie GeHeni wonild bnas thai lin "tiier pos
st.sed more knosledge oil circumstances Inn
lie Wiling 80 desriore without the suproti
- some testimony 10 aJJuoo TO Col. BaIi's stair
mept.
Il Gen. Aisir has eft no explanation of the oliaf-
atlei ot b i'scxpci,uun, aud the mrans by wllcli
II be ratftfd tbin ilcet none vii ever be given
: 10 bc fgtstrh-uut on Bufi's account, for he
leaves nooe 10 E, Ia flc rtssue oft's naac l'en'
obt, q1N none 10 sotto" Il II rendered ihe most
lftani ite laRr II hstnty Bat IT Is 10 be re
gfett,d. nrcaHe HE uut H. " have been condemn.
I'd lie gully hive e-eaf ed.
~ Mach. lsu7 Gen. Adair wrote letter from
elnrh lie following i ~ oKttdtt aud every sch
ttncc ut I'll, ,XffaCt l. ttBc--s.ttttl, rue
80 La - tn.w or believe 81 The intentions 81
Ga1. Bn#f taud ~, cneHirs vii agiee thai an rol
tgnof9nl 81 tLetniI leg thct were 10 prepare aud
head an eNpr lion MO NrSloo. rfedcated IN war
hete cen #hc t@o G.veIHuienfs ~iIi,out n war he
Knew lhat he could 10 nothiug. Ga tins tdhlpP
pldt hr calc gi'cd With fcltaiuty, well tfom the
peh' Il he neatrte al lhi, time, from tie posi-
i've a'sufaucts Il Ntitbs0n. lao srrmrd 10 law
lie luHrf tu lutre n Ia liz Hflauds TINS eoutIu-
1rd 80 be HE III 1T 81 tol Bn I. uut he h,ard ri
ne unvel ntd range baeala made hy Wilkins o un
he be tit,f; tie ini,rti atuu ht ttted toan
itfer #aucaHfi "a unrst htm Ut Ffanklnrf. lie
lien tufnrl hIs aitruIlu ait gelhcr toward Strength
Ing lusrlt nulhc Na-hua- a.d waiting !,
workable tti,s. itaugtt lie Grst 81 these OH els
honorable d,tt muilih nir attention OF pny man; ba1
NJ, ~ ,ged ni ny pol4tlcI as well puvtle
pursuits Hibiiihg wt 10 iakr a pm. uni II wss
~ 7 uur did c,rt lehc'e, notWulsiao NJ VII
Aosors .Waee rrpe lefet 70 me he sIbJee,, thai
nat WuuiJ takr iltr'.
TIE SPY ~ WhSHiN9fON
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nF tAnLf OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAnruon.r

ESpri.Tp r sI9siTE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE.
4 l. n,,Li,a. III 1 inlutms his friends .nd Il.
Puol'e generally, thai he continues IN 'he
in all " a." Of COPPER AND TIN Wfp en-
- III us various branches. HIS srock of ia IN
nv" iafee vel assorted, and " ell wo,,by /" arc
'ehiion OF holh wholesale and retail d.. 'he at
." o' Lbs aud other Copprr War, !, al, 's
i"'ge ana desi,ahle, and lie spfepaf.d rs 's
''.ute 10 fSTlLLS ofany size or ,s,,s manu.
WI also repair old STILLS or take them in Sno
Tor new ones. "ehahge
ne mas s. also on hand large and well asso,,..
s'oeh OF WOFE WIRE FOR wheat fans NJ '.,
prepared to weave 10 any order he NAV rereiva
,ie Iso has attached TO the establishment n RpAco
ooNDhl aud smepafed TO cast 10 otde, ~.
,af iaVerhs, churches and other purposes ,raha.
screw Boxes, castings for Threshing MaeI5,neS s.',
all other kinds Of Brass Castings. ""'
ne continues Also 10 gutter and cover Houses
ehner IN own or country, with Copper, Tn. y.
Or Sheei Iron, npon the most favorable terms
va copper, Pewter and Brass, either purchased
81 aa"en ~ e&chanseior new work. County pro.
dnce also taken III exchange for all work in bis lirs
Aug. s ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16
GEN. ApAIR AND col. BURR.


The Washington correspond,n al Of the Courier &
EBquifer. the Bmgraphri of Col. Burr SPEAKING cd
The death Of Gen. John Adair, who Comm anded lbt
Keniucky lronps Al New Otl@aps. ia 1sl4-l5. re-
marks bai, il he has leii any papers morandun,
~ relation 10 Bur's conspiracy, tlley be Inle
esna, as Gen. Adar the LAST mdu living that pos
sessed personal know ledge of Buns Yirws. plan,
aud RESOURCES. BUR- placed unlimited confidence ~
hun. Al correspondence hrtwccn The Two ceased
after Burs trial Richmond where Gen. A dair va,
summoned as a witness, but not examined. The
letter proceeds:
Col. Burr man Of great sagacity but cred
uious aad vain 10 his pewrr aud influence over ~
dvIdnals As rarly as le0G Gen. Asair cautioned
hun agaias W ilklnsnn, representing ,im IS in Span
sh pay, mihin his knowledge bat Burr continued
10 conhde In Wilkinson. believing that lie could
make II ms interest 10 be faithful. To Gen. Adair
every thing comm nieaied respecting The con.
iemllaied expedition against Mexico. The names
Of the parties concerned the to be provided
aud tbe sources from whence they TO be derived
No pfher man living, except Col. Williams Of the
British Amy, knew le extent OF The arfane empnis
both IN Eng land and the United Safes winch had
been made aceomplis h the object Tie de tih ut
ihe Blush premier, tPu) aud II alone defeated the
eDtetprIze.
s. C0lonei Buua snllrn silence on this subject af.
ter his this oonnuy, is inex picable. VIII
his bosrspier. land il is believed with other hui
BENG UPWARDS the close OF his HE )he conpersfd
freely. 10 him he Communicated many facts. IN.
der The injunction Of secrecy. All appeals au1 ar
gpn,snis 10 tie Publication Of them we're unavatl
ing. lie stated however. ihai Gen. Adau had
pe,frct knowledge q the e,rcuasianc and that az
4 rksy leight b used. lea certain Contingency Be-
i
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a HInNG -EIpRnoF.

The suliaincd correspond, nee hetwren thr En-
Posina.tei Gcuea mud a N,fsiuia Postmaster IS
uf the tiebt,i iHgs We have .etn tut s,.inr lne
Letter iron, lm0s kesdaH n ne Postmaster al Good
'ryasHHe. f92iata.
Nv DrAn Sra: | take the l3brfH, To eneinSe You
au Aislress aed r,aspeeu> fof the ENtts Gphe. bo-
ping that il nay br compatible Wuh your inclination
and Of dairy ihrm Tor Tie purpose 81 pro.
cnuf'e ard returning Subscribers.
I'm that hope shall be d.>lppan Ell, s,lieli OF
son lie porsnua taor Ia haed uose, ia somo
inrHd oi the Adm inislralion, Who may BIZ luelncd
10 use il lpi mat purpose.
Wuh pfe.t tcsYIrrt ,au, irn1
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NOTICE.

yr,ar ,,l.l,e !. hereby informed thai the va
eaney m The New Londca Academy, 9eca
.,ooed by lie resignation of Mr.. D. $; o,phaa,'
ha, been oiled by The appointment Of Mr.. Aexao-
der p Campbell graduate of Washington oonss &,
Lex,neion. Mr Campbell has been hIehiy 'eloa"
ncndsd By President Raitner aud Pries,1'l =,
H. smith. ptincipll of lie Military Institute al
Lexington. as an accomplished Scholar, IN every
respect qualified to super'nlend the Academy. ne
san, con,.e OF instruction as heretofore pursued ny
Mr. OlDhanl will be continued by MI. tahpoen'
The next session will commence on the Isl my ~
.,n,, ma bc,etofo,e e. ALEXANDER,
PIest. n. l.. Academy.
rto WIS
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COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Johnston having By recent changes. strength.
ened every department Of his school, ana tested lis
=, o,caaiz ,tion bs full and fair experiment. we
deem il due To him and the community TO give Tins
nnbI;c testimony of our conviction oil the sDpeTor
sf,c.cy of lis system OF management and insttue
INN and our peflect saii faction withhc manner In
WHICH the yery ponsibe duty of guarding the NOR.
ala and d.portment Of lie yonng Ladies when mol
confined 10 the school room, Is discharged by tie
governess.
TO those who wish their daughters, when removed
beyond The natciul guidance 81 parental solicuude,
sheltered nom The allnremenls and exitasagance,
which surround Cry Education, aud from the nox-
ions Influences which TOO often pollne the atmos-
nhere Of our Villages. ppsoning tie vety iohntains
of knowledge who wish 10 give them thai sort Of
culture. which wall qnafy them 10 fulfil with d :
niry and usefulness, their important desiiny.-N we
,ecomn,ead the Rua ioke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements IN It's quiet aud retired stua-
lion us mild aud salubfiUus atmosphere. It's anple
accommodations aud xensye grounds Tor luii and
fee aud uninterrupted eNefclse,-the gentlemanly
deporinlent and Literary ariammenis of the pruci-
pal and the Industry and vigilance Of the numerous
Assistant Teachers, who are assIduousy employed
both in the houts of study and relaxation, IN eesa-
ting the sentiments, refining the feelings and soften
ing the manners, as well as storing the minds Of
pupils with sound and useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYfON.
JNO Il. RICHARDSON.
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FOR TIE LADIES'.

Eos THE LADIES.
E0LtlN and is ID. cold. Silks aud Satins, great
variety,
Non'chnc de LANES, Satin Striped Cnallys, &c.
Printed LaHus and Camhtics,
Angle Iefe, a new and beautiful article,
Heavy lndla Satin aud Satin Levautlne,
Blue blk. Gro de S lss,
Black Italian Lustrlng,
Glossy black Ono de Paris,
Fiet Shamls. Scarls aud Wells,
Lace aud Other handsome Wells,
ftet KID twisted Six. and other Gloves some very
fine and handsome,
Splendid Bounet Ribbons
Chenee Cord AID Num- Bfads
Black aud second mourning Chlllys and Mouse de
Irines,
Black Canton Grape.
Splendid black and whine b ond Laces and Edsipgs,
Thread baces, Edgiugs and Inserling>
BobineI AMI Cambria do do do
Plain aud h"mstitch Linen Cambria Hdkfs
large lot of CaIicoes nj all prices, to which we
invite the attention ofthe Ladies.
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
April Is
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MARTIN. gtUNr ~ WARD

AVE RECEIVED then IN ne stock of Dry
GOODS, Groceries, Hats, Nc. which
IS decidedly the largest best selected and tbeapes,
assortment they have ever had the pleasure oloner
ihg.
ihey oilfr no leading articles for less than cost
70 piodute ihr impre>ston they ate under sc ling
'het 'eee2't'' bat ~ a general bill challenge i
c'n'Ph'Snh at prices aud qualities with any house
"a io"n, iselmg conf lent thai hey have land in
men st0eh IN trfnIs that will enable them 10 sell
"hen comparison is made.
hfN therefore, mast respectfully invite thei
"enos ana all transient dealers 10 give them a call
ApfIl ;.
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NO H'Fss'.
BAILEY AZ NyDuAGN

tt AsNsI * NVDWAIK
FAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFER
D FOR SALE,
loo Sacks Liverpool Salt,
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn otthe Lynchbure and Rich
mnnd Fartotles
90oo yds. Bro aud Bleached Domesrics
ID bags Java. hIo. ani LaRnira Coffee,
hhds 81. CroX and n. q. Sugar,
do Sugar house and Trinidad Molasses,
% boxes cm Candles
50 kegs N,s, assorted,
80 rcams Paper.
Lob lbs. hes, Indigo.
800 lbs nice Washed Wool
Nnh all nther articles usually fonnd IN Grocery
establishment. BAILEY & WOMACK.
April l3 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

" lRGlNlA:-At Circuit Superior Couu of Law
and Chancery. conluued aud held Ton the Town
/ of L,nchbug, al the Courthouse. in SAID Town, on
"Wednesday. the eth day Of May 1910, sitting as a
Cour Of Chancety:
I'm c. Meem, Surviving partner If Mckee &
Meem. John Richardson, Napoleon b. CahelI Al
rid T. Dllafd. Villain Rldgeway, Richard S.
Ellis. Henry VI. White, Alexander Irvine. the
President and Directors II the Lyuchbure ard
Blue Ridge Turnpike Company, Hui Shaw, jesse
l.. Perry. VIM. Cook, WIN. A. White executor
OF Jacob White deed, Thomas Irvine & Co.. Da.
vid Ogiesby Henry II Evans, Moses Penn, Hr.
wood NJ. Penn, Spluhs & Wait Frederick NlhooC
Luther Wait, Benjamin Severance, James A. Lew
Is. John Mccoy. Jr., john aud James Capehart.
Thomas Smith, John Capehar Sllas RuIlner. Ia
cob Philips, Isaac b. Puuey, Robert Hamilton and
Dyer Burgess, James Bean. John Thackwell Ser
ling ChaVers. Anderson 81 Whitaker, Andrew New
house and Thomas N. EuJank Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas r. Friend in his own right. and rs adj.
mlnlstator Of John l. Cabell, dee. Henry Ann Ca.
bell widow ul john J. ca bell deed. Sally w
Wald. Richard X. Cralle, and Henry Ann CabeII
and Mary {. CraIle, infants. by Ddyh Rodes speci-
ally assigned thelr guardian. Defendants
Tue Coun taking INTO consideration The fcppu
OF kIohati X. Cralle, one of the Commissioners an
pointed by the order entered 10 this cuase on the
Th day OF June 1899. for the sale of certain lands
iher'ln mentioned, TO which there is exception
doIh confirm II and this cause coming on TINS day
To be heard on the papers formerly read The reports
OF Commissioner Wait. made pursuant to the orders
oil NE 2oth day OF October 1887, and Of The l4h dtv
OF May, 1889, with exceptions thereto, aud sundry
bills aud exhibits since filed. and was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof, the Court
dclh reco mint the reports and exceptions aforesaid
TO Thomas /. Bouldin, Special Commissioners ap- |
pointed Tor the purpose, for hin 10 examine the |
SAID report and exceptions, and make such altera- |
h"ns as may seem 10 be warranted By the testimony,
and that he take further account OF The debis |
chargeable upon the funds in the proceedings men
Toned And he said Special Commissioner is d.
feGled TO call upon all the Outstanding creditors OF
ne SAID John |. Cahell. deceased by advertisement
n The Bynchburg Vnglnian for least thirty days,
o Come forward and exhibit their CLAIMS beluIs him,
hd II any such claims exhibited that he lake an
ct"unt OF them. stating the character and dignity
such claim, and that he make report TO The Couu.
nlh any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
himself or required by the parties 10 be stated
A Copy reste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-16

rV,HE SUMNER TERM of the Seminary
1 the BOteloun Springs wall begin the lis
oi Maieh.
The Methods there observed are these: Multi
piled studies-ahch mast he superficial studies
are rejected That snatrering Of Sciences, which,
fdshlonably taught, leave the pupil only vainer,
aud no wiser, than she began. avoided. To choose
the things most useful aud most ornamental TO the
SIX. is the first aim; TO teach these fliest things
solldly is the second. Reading, Writing A,ithme-
tic, an extended Course Of History and Geography.
the Modern Languages, aud Music, are taught
with all possible care, the capital parts Of ber-
al Education. Arrangements, books on the system
oil Questions aud Answers, aud short Methods in
general, are banshed, as lallicloos. Examnau9ns
are frequent. private. aud usually conducted in
writing. Engsh Grammar Is taught principally
through learning the French. Rhetoric and Logic
by the book considered napplcable TO the educa-
ton OF gts but they are, practically, taught 10 COM
pose, by means Of constant Wuiten Exercises in
Translation aud History, and 10 think b, shaping the
whole course OF instruction towards strengthens g
the Understanding. To improve this, to stone it with
sound Information. and to gNeu elegance, by care
fully cnltvaog the Taste, is the whole scope of
The system pursued here. Nothing is taught for
Display, nothing because II has, injudicIously,
grown to he Fashion, Wonders, we are not
ambitious OF making. but useful aud agreeable wo-
men.
10 order more certainly to effect these things
Male teachers ao ne are employ ed well educated
FfenchmaD very accomplished Italian PROBES
sor OF Music; VHgnau OF good br'h and educa-
! uon. as English Assistant aud the Prlueipll
The Young Ladies are, as TO every thing but
their School studies, under The OF Govctness.
employed for this alone, and admirably hled for hls
important trust. She is warranted 10 keep them in
order. The snultion offers singular advantages for
! Health, Comfort, Study aud innocent Amusement.
Company except OF Visitors by invitation is probib
ed. Copies OF the Regulations will be sem, Tree of
Postage. II application be nade TO Ed. w. john
ston, Post Master, Boietour Springs, Roanoke.
TERMS.
Board. including Washing, Lights and Fuel,
s. 90 FOR the Session OF 10 months. Iuitioq, the
Regular Course, tEneltsh aud French, Ila'lan. or
Spanish.) 500 MnSir, Piano. Guitar, ar Harp, $50,
, including the use of instruments. OF these Fees,
500 payable on entrance the remainder, al the
end of five months. Bedding will be furnished al
/ so cents per month.
DreSS.-For " inter, Botlle green Circassan or
! Merino. with Capes of The same. For those below
! 3 years Pantalets / Ike The DIR, S. Two suits are
sufficient. Pupils should bring each Tab Spoon.
! Tea spoou, common Towels, aud as many Of
each article If Dress. except Frocks aud Under-
/ Frochs pair taeh good Leather. aud neat Mo-
rocco Shoes; Bonnet OF Cane OF Sna~. Mans put
j tern, trimmed with Crimson Ribbon Embtoiltries
not permitted, unless worked in the School, by lie
pupil herself, Jswery iorbidden.
Feb. 30 wits
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Richard Hoit,barion. AHen Hatttbmton James r.
Brooks, adm. NJ John Lqdd, deed, Jhonas How'
eyian. and James 4. Brooks, adm. Of Elizabeth
PiekeH de1cascd
TH,AkE NOPlCE--That on the oath day Of Au-
Il gust. 1910, in the Court house oil HALIFAX
County | shall proceed 10 take the depostiohs OF
Henry Easley aud others TO DO read as evidence ~
:, suii denenllap IN the Circuit Superior Coun Of
Law and Ghancery for The County OF Halifax.
whe ,.in ! an plaintiff and you are defendants; and
,ho nld said deposllons not be completed on thai
day they will be continued from day TO day nnlll
they arc completed. BARNET FINCH.
JnlA Win
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] MY 9
$40 reward for II Runway.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on Tue I - ", VI
Il 4 June lan. in Amherst county, near ie''''
Mhls FIELDING. inalatto boy about nineteen
years old tol-fahs stout built, about i've ieel egh
uIne inches high, his pleasing eo""'ep ;, nc
wien .pnken Ia had on when he lei par OF Bur
Ia p.ntaloo0s, aud a white fur thar; his otil'f
clothing nor iecoecled. bought him On the i't
Of March s3i. ca L,ndon Cabell's sale 10 Lyman,
bute,1 Of Landun X. Cabell, and have no donot OF
lis being about Lynchbutg OF ~ that vicini'y' IS ne
has rela,ous lhere. will give The absve reward Of
Ten dollars If he is taken out ofthr county, aud de-
Iiyered TO me, or five dollars II aiken within The
county. oEORoL i. FILE ADAM d
Jnt, W2y
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DAVID ROBES. OK.

LYNcHBURG June 20h 1910.
Inc parties 10 the foregoing suit, are hereby no
lhed that ! shall on "Wednesday, the 29th day Of
July next. al my Office III the town OF Lynchburg,
proceed 10 the performance Of the duties assigned
ne as Special Commissioned, and are requested 10
attend; aud III outstanding creditors 81 John /.
Cabell, deed, are likewise requested 10 come for
ward and exhibit their claims before me al the
Time and place specified
THOMAS Il. BOULDlN,
Special Commissioner.
June 25 Win