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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-03

Virginia:
rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancey, for Bedford county the ~
day Of January, 1912:
Abel B. Nichols, Plaintiff
against
Henry A.bury and John F. Sale, Defendant
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Henry Asbuy ing entered his appear
and given security according the Act of Assembly ana
the rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory e'
dencc that he not nhaban of this Commonwealth;
ordered that he do appear rules to he held in the Cerk
Office of said Court, the first Monday in April next anu
the PLAINTIFF BILL and that this order bs inserted "
newspaper published in the town of Iynchburg Tor
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door oil mo
Courthouse. OF this county some Court day.
ACnpv-Te..,
Jos WILSON, crs.
Jan ~ VIM
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NIRtHNiA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
euony Of Nelson, the first Monday in January, 1872
Henry Bib Plaintiff,
against
John Whitehead and Albert W Harris and Clou. 4.
Harris, If Lee w. Harris, deceased which said
Henry Bbb John hehead and Lee w Harris were part
ner., trading in the of Harris Bib hilehead,
Defendants
IL CHAsCERY
The Defendant Albert W Harris, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the As,
,ebly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
actory evidence, that he is not nhabant OF this Com
npnwealth; On the motion of the plaintiff by counsel it is
ordered that the said Defendant do appear here rules to
be held in the said Clerks Office the Monday April
next, and the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted the ynchburg Nircinan
published in the of Lynchburg, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thereof pos ell the
front door Of the court house Of this county, day
Copy-Tese,
RO. c. CUTLER, elk
Jan. 90 WIN
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.


HAVING taken ihc house recently occupied by Mr.
Il II. McCraw. few doors shase the Franklin lio
el tenders his his friends and the public.
Auction and commission Merchant.
lie will attend To the sale Of Real Estate. Negrnes.
Hursss. and every description oi Merchandge.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes well pretty extensive acquaintance IN the
contiguous ncighborhood. will afford him every facility
in the sale of that sIcs OF property HIS spacious store
and cellar will enable him TO keep IN good cond
ion avery article of merchandise lac may receive
tgnmept
LIE deems it futile To make flourish OF promise and
will therefore. un, say. that he will be grateful ir pat
ronarr and those who hestow H. may rely upos justice
1t his hands.
lie will take charge OF Negroes To he Offered for sale
riiher privately publicly and bard them al p cents
pcr ay until the sale effected Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES
Snith,on ~ Dnrs Sr .Jori J. P,sris
Richard Tyr. John Iiollns
Mckinney s. Mostly Henry Dnis
Ne CorLle &. Nc DANIEL " hiie. J,udyS brine
Burton g. Rodcs Hancock q adams
The Richmond (Conntry) Wing will publish the
above advert weekly four weeks. and send &C
coust 10 this Office for collection
Dec. -
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virHinin !:
Feb. 10

virKinin
T rules held in the Clerk. Office of the County Court Of
"A FRANKLIN, the 9Th day OF February, 1912:
Robert NJ Clayton, Plaintiff,
against
William Brumley and Frances his wife, Jacob Sgmon
Thomas Signon, William Sigmon, John Sigmon, Joseph Sig
mon Peter Sigmon Jackson Griffith and Catherine his wife
Isaac Sh,elcy and Elizabeth his wife am Sh, elcy and
Mary his wife James Moore and Susannah his wife and l.
Shyeey and Joseph Sgmon, administrators Of Peter
siSmon, decd, John Slack, Sheriff Of kanAwha County and
Harvey Clayton, Defendants
In CHANcEeY
The defendant. jackson Griffith and Catherine his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security,
corng the act Of assembly and rules of this court and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
tants fthi. Commonwealth, the motion OF the plaintiff by
counsel ordered that the said ia Griffith and Cath
arne his wife do appear here at rules to be held in the said
clerks Office, in the month Of April next and the
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be forthwith pub
lishsd in the Lynchbrg Nmgnian, for months
.vey and posted the front door of the Courthouse Of this
county Court day
A Copy-Teste,
M CARPER, CrK
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/ Mrs, ABIGAIL FOLSOM AeA,N.-Ths troublesome
woman viii be heard wherever she goes. She made
her appearance again before tho Massachusetts Lcgsa
,nrc on the 9Th ut when the following scene occur
cd:
The sulcc' under discussion at hc time happened
n be the pnpreiy Of meeting carly O'Clock in
The morning. Some remarks had been made about the
necessity of letting the Committees have time attend
10 the business before thcm--when Mrs. Folsom
and said loud volcc' hopc that tho people will 90
iaio CoinmIitee Of The Whole and do up the business
Of tho country themselves, and dispense with Select
Committees. Lei the people 90 into Committee Of tho
Whole. both male and female
AS soon shc had said these words she sat down as
before
.SrEAEEr.--'1hc officers Of the House will clear
the inonbers' galleries II any members have friends
ticrc. they will notf, the Chair. which will give diroc
iIons tina, such shall remain All the persons the gal
lcry left at once, excepting Mrs Folsom who held her
sat. After every one else had retired the Speaker
babe the officers oil the House enforce his order They
requested Mrs Folsom to withdraw. and she having dc
clneu they conducted her fJrcihly up the winding and
narrow passage Of the House orcasiunay -from nc
cesstyliilng her from her feet During this operation
she cried ont. My inalienablr rights You nirng
ING my inacahle rights the nights that God gave
every human icing when he made US such You are
taking iual enable rights from having voen, hands
On As ono of Gods creatures. hav. right 10
speaS. You deliver tho Iorl o ie and gyry II &c cru
clfed alrrsh. IN his molnbcn."
h, THIS time AifS OlsIm Had heor earned INTO the
hack es.lfry. and here her wonaHls feeling tnumphed
over he pai.anihropc views AMI r.nemlcunt hrr b,n
ne. anl work base. which she had left IN the des she
cred :. 1t mr. hase my thinss' let lci have my
things" Nj MurpAY. the obi'ging assistant Ncsscn
ger oi tho lius- wao oil tho officers engaged
in hi. lpoa7aai day, replied kindly that lac had her
things with him. IN, without Attending his assurances
an. eriod again lei me have my thHaS c, mr. have my
things. and viii On my seli-a with such words
shc earned Of the gallery The reader may be
glad To know tla her bonnet and basket were carefully
taken cut and Delivered 10 the unfortunate woman
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FOR EsRIy:lTE N,YLE.

IINiltEE very valuable NEGRO WOMEN. one a
L bou, rs years old, who is good Cook. Washer
and lroner; also. about "a years DID, good House
Servant. Chamber Maid. Sc the oher,a young Woman.
about 10 years old. who is good field hand all without
REMEMBRANCE. Term, liberal. NJ. TALBOT.
Auci'r
Feb. II 1.
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Feb. II

DLEASE take notice that will at the Big Lick
Il IN Roanoke County, Va, Saturday. the 10Th
day of March 1872 at the Store house of Peck s Mcou
take the dispositions of Thomas Walton and others also
on Monday, the DIST March, 1912. at the Franklin
Hotel in the town of Lynchburg Va, the dispositions of
Isaac Oliver and others; Also Tuesday the 22d day of
March. 1872 at Lynch in Campbell county. Va
the deposition OF Robert Wait. to be read evidence
IN suit depending in the Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county of r ianoke. in which am
plaintiff. and you and others defendants. You are
invited to attend if you think proper
CHARLES W. McCLANAHAN
Feb II w4w
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AiUIiNlA towt AT rules holden in the ork O,f.. ~
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chau,ery 70, H.
county OF Charlotte, the 9Th day Of December, 1871:
William b. Green, George Roberts John BOOKER ..
merchant. and partners trading under tn. and svle A.
"fee'; noper'' Booker, PLAINTIFF,
against
Benjamin w. Foster, Winslow Robinson William p Dit
nson and Claiborne Barksaae, Def.nd, nj.
In CHAScERY.
The defendant, Benjamin W. Foster not having .,t,r.l
his appearance according to the act Of Assembly nd the Rules
oi TINS Court and Appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not nhabtan Of this Commonwe or,lrr.J
that the said defendant do aipear here first Monday
April next and enter his appearance answer the nj. IN
ufs bill and that copy of this order he inserted in Some
newspaper, published in the Of Ivnchbuy for two
months successfully and posted the front door OF ,hs
Courthouse Of the said County
a Copv--Tcsc
NlNSLOW ROBINSON, G.
Jan. 20 xom
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To Planters and others.

VIE subscriber will sell goods in his line small
u advance on COST, FOR CASH His assortment
of Hardware and Cutlery very large embracing Tools
Of all kinds Building Materials Saddery. Looking
Glasses, Cooking Utensils, and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores. H. B. RICHARDS
Ian
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
Il Hides, delivered at the Market House.
Tho subscriber will also receive them to be tanned on
shares. and the work to be done by responsible tan
ner any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WM l.. FAIR.
Dee II 4.
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Mrs. (hUS. w.. KciSiS,

l. n II o + + "A L " II o ".
DROPGSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL in
l. the basement OF the Baptist Church, To commence
on Monday. the 9TH Of February next.
Having been educated with special reference TO the
business OF teaching and having had practical expe
rcnce In the matter. she hopes to be able give entire
satisfaction 10 those Parents and Guardians who may
conhde their children and wards to her direction:and
pledges her best efforts To insure their advancement in
the several branches OF their studos well as to pro
mote their improvement in manners and morals
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and First Principles Of A
nthn,ehc. 81 % per month.
Grammar, Geography and History. 50 do
For the above, including Natural and Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric, Logic, &c. SIS per session of 5 mo.
Projection and Drawing If Maps. do
Music, 50 lessons, IL
Poonah Painting Do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors, Landscape. &c. 30 dc
Mezzonto, do
Fancy Work do
Embroidery. do
French Needle Work 9 50 do
REFEH E.vCES.
j. w. Smith, Esq, Principal of Kalaramo
Seminary. Stauaton.
l.. l.. Waddell, Esq. :. Male A
cademy, do
Hon. Judge Lucas p Thompson. do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Music Teacher, do
DR. X. II. Henry. Waynesboro.'
Nath1. Massie. Esq. Augusta CO.. Va.
Geo. Bagby. Esq. Lynchbur:
John Holns. Esq. do
Rev. +. L. b. Shaver do
Apply to Mrs. Reins. at Mrs. TIancocks Boarding
House. immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan. % 2ln
IL ~ nSs
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33oettrIl.
LINES On THE DEATn OF BELOVED
oaSTg0

And thcu gone swes, sister mine forever from m,
sight,
Aai arc lovely orb cf thine closed In cne.. night
I. that lovu form fair to view, sroadcd in the grave
Could nothing from the hand OF DEATH io,d lost
ono. save
Gould rs hixan1s wall Of voc thy sp,nss hight
o.a rets sucshe1' burning ears thee TO sight
a Fathers Rro,hes Sisters grief ali, what a,ails II now
n~e death has his ssnct seal upon tina, marble brow
I'M ,oirr os lasnentatiun. fall upon thine
The .o, tina, swell b,n, hearts for thee thou esn,t
- Mt hear
m. ,rlcn long ing, which feel. Thy lesd
- t-s~e.
A.e vain a. wi,e. Which w.u,d draw the. from Ii, resting
s pace.
Al eoaia sar- .,ch morning ePcr that form dear til,
beir,
re Follow 81 the. With streaming eyes I've heard the deep
tend he'll.
Strife my hear, in solumn noe., Sisters funer,
kneei-
The .rnhcsm. new breaking IRON thy lovely fTss.,
And .cn around house The tall green grass will
wave.
Wills. thou ,weetly sleeping all earthly 'urins' DER
wherc sunean bright waving gas mtet thy gnre
20 more,
And oh ] ,rus, Inv spirit row 'r.relling in bliss,
That Jesus now hath .ealed thee III. and onl, hi,
Then hrh'd be ever, rnurnur, and be my 'P, .ti
Ard LEI on EsR7H a. lis in llrAvrs, DON'T Cor,
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NOTICE.

ID RStAN to Decd of'rrust. executed to me by
L David f. NJ. Black, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, bearing date the 26h of December. 1910,
and duly recorded the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court nj lynchburg. and the Clerks Office of the
,y Court Of Campbell shall. on the 9Th day OF March.
1872 proceed upon the premises, sell by way of pub
lie auction, for cash. the Real Property in said
Deed mentloned.-Ihls property is situated at Sandy
Hook. near the town OF lynchburg, and consists OF
Four well improved Tencments,
with suitable Lot toeach and truly very valuable prop
cny II is believed thai the capitalist could scarcely have
an opportunity o investing his money in the purchase
fproperty which would yield him better profit than
in the purchase OF this propcry-ihc title is believed
to be ndlspuiable but shall convey such title only rs
is vested IN me by said deed. }. WILLS.
Feb. IA t5M
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II r. vi q - "A L.

VIE subscriber has removed to the brick build
i ing lately erected by him on the same side of the
street with and Immediately between the Storcsof NIe.srs
George Baeby & Go. and IL. b. Richards & Co.. where
he hopes his old triendsand cutomers will give him call
He has hand and for sale prices suitable to the
present pressure of the times large and well selected
stock of
Goods. Groceries, &C. &C..
consisting in part of Sugars Coffee Leather Tanners
Oil, Tanners Tools, Flour. Sc. &c &c
JOHN IOLLINS
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SOMETHING SINGULAR nndiui in I'm,

A.n-ular rrua.''ancc winch briel gentleman one
day last vice.. ycst.rd ay related to us.-Iho gen
teman in qn s9n had LETT Lancaster, Pennsylvania in
vehicle, alone, with the intention Of going lavrc dc
Gracc. In this State. Shortly after leaving the city, ho
overlook woman with basket her arm who request
ed him 70 allow her 10 ride shor distance IN the vehicle
III him. saying that she tircd and had far IN
g. lie granted the request. but after tmc. from
cHnsc, he suspected his companion not what she
rrntesscd 10 Re. hut man In disguise. closer exam
nation und the vel. ir the person KEPT closely yecJ
confirmed his doubts. and he rapidly approaching
drcary woods. he was anxious to nd himself Of his
Company, hut how 10 do ii was the qucston.-1nc bc
hcrame precious and he last res r,rd 10 the rusc of
knocking OF his hat Gcciicnidll of COURSE while
his horse was in fall BY hc time tho horse could
be rcincd up the hat far in the rear. lie Props
cd 10 the lady 10 get out and In bring II him This
she refused TO do stating that she would hold the horse
The gentleman replied that the horse rather fiery
one, and he could not trust him her. After little
,j she consented to go for the hat leaving the basket
IN the carriage. The gentleman watched his time and
waen the lady was farthcst off. he whipped up. lcav
ing his hat behind, and drove with all speed through the
woods to the house There he mentioned his sus
p'cions. and upon examining the basket pair of pistols
full loaded, and tin whistle found in iirhc in
frrnce then was clear that his companion 4 villain
In disguise who had planned 10 rob, perhaps murder
him. and that there were nccomplices lar off, who
could -e easily called by the whistle I, may be well @
.ossh mention that he had considerable amount Of
money with him. fact which was probably known to
his companion. Thanking his stars Tor his escape. for
he considers II an escape most likely from violent
death, he pockets the pistols and the loss Of his hat with
The greatest pleasure imaginable baltimore Sun,
feb. <.
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Sale of l. an Il
Law NOtiCc.
George W. wilson a Ferdinand L. Claiborne,
Attorneys at Law.

HAVE associated thomselyes in the Practice Of III
i Law and in future will practise in, the Superior an
Inferior Courts Of Roanoke and franklin The iorme
will reside Fncase. Buieiourt county, aud the
latter near Rocky Mount. Franklin county. ANY bus
mesa confdod to them will he promptly attended to.
Jan u w9w
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.ucsSs Fletcher H. .NdYe. Ell Phieagwe Sa,nI Gar
land, " Mam Morgan, Jhos b. JaW, Benz ,Lo'nstua,,
Executors # Timothy Johnston, Dard s. Garland
Udiam u alton and James Penn. late merchants and
partners, trading under The style and firm Of Garltnd
Ualtoi 4. Penn, HiHiam Sicntoe. Dard !"a,a,ders.
" Nimm Dichrson, ,J,o. .Hc.Nfel. Erccu,or. Of Jno
jdmlSon, deceased, Robt. Patton, Jacob IiGse and
" Ram Du0cy merchants and partne,s. trading ,o,-
der The style and firm Of ILnsc s. DnDry Seth Ward.
James Bdbro, snrirmg Executors of Henry d.
Sherman. Benz. "A. Donaid, George .N6Lie and
ellis " his mitc. and 1hos Dron late Sheriff OF
Hr Co'o,tyof Campbell, and such administrator
n Christopher Clarke. James Buliock. - Nc
Daniel Sheriff The County Of Bedtord md a, ach,
administrators Of Henry Clark. deceaed
administrators Of James
{. Norman deceased Geo Pickett. Executors of
George Pickett, deceased. The President. Directors
and Company Of the Farmers Bank of Iirginia,
Elisha Nc Chmaghan and " Wiam Ln,gho,7re:
WAKE NOTICE, that shall on the the sevcuhday
i OF March next at the Tavern of Mr. billiard in the
town of Chalsiiansburg. Montgomery County take the
DISPOSITIONS of Dr. Hugh NJ Kent and others; and ON the
thirty first day Of March next at the office of JAS T.
Logan. ESD. in the town of Fncase Botetourt Coun
,y. shall take the Dispositions Of Thos c. Lancaster
and others and the twenty second day of March next
at the Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chanccry for Roanoke County, | shall take
the DISPOSITIONS of jno. H. Smith and others and on the
eleventh day of March next. at the Franklin Hoicl in
the town of lynchburg. shall take the Dispositions of
Benz. Nilks and others. which DISPOSITIONS when taken
shall oer as evidence In certain matter of conroyer
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Jaw and
Chancery for Boteourt County. wherein am Plaintiff
and You are Defendants II the above Dispositions are
no, taken IN the several DAYS designated shall adjourn
from day to day until they TAKEN
JOHN NJ PRICE.
Feb p w3w
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia
FEHRr ,Ry lib, lsi2:
ARIl.IE LOVING of the County Of Nelson
~ having filed petition praying that he may be
declared a Bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons
claiming be creditors % The said Or,llc Loving show
cause 10 the court the Odd day OF March next why
the said OnllIc Loving be declared bankrupt pur
surant 10 the act of Congrcs in that behalf and that
copy OF this order be published in the newspapers accord
ing TO the 22d and 9th rules Of court
ACopy-Tcstc.
HENRY GIBSON, Crk
Feb Of WV
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N THE UNITED STATES Court

N THE UNITED STATES CORR
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
FgBnrARY u, 1912:
ID OBERr ROBINSON Of the town of Iynchburg,
Z having filed petition praying that he may be
declared Bankrupt 1t is ordered. that all persons
claiming be creditors Of the said Robert Robinson show
10 tho court tho 23a dav Of March next why
the said Robert Robinson be not declared bankrupt
pursuant 10 the act OF Congress in that behalf and
that copy of this order be published in the newspapers
accordln. To the 22nd and 2ith rules of court
Copy-rcsc,
HENRY GIBSON, OK
Feb p WOW
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Two Story Dwelling E5oUse,

with every necessary out House. II has also on it
a Blacksmitl's Shop, which has been regarded as
excellent stand io that te;'eincss About SO or 40
Acres only of the Land has been ccaret-t" residue Is
in woods On the part cleared there good Appo am,
Peach Orchard The terms will be- one third of the
purchase money in cash. 4 for the residue credit of six
and twelve months, of equal nstamcn,s the purchaser
giving bond with good security for the purchase money
and the title To be retained until the payment of the same
SAMUEL r. CIIEATIIAM om
Feb. q Wv
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j:;l Cling II Houses Eii

And Orchards ola VARIETY 81 Fruit Trees.
Each Of these Tracts susceptible of being reduced if
desired. 10 900 Acre Tracts. making Two Tracts In
wing the Improvements. Lands 10 cultivation. and 500
Acres to each Of uncleared Tubacro Lands and leaving
1000 Acres mostly nnclear, which, will sell in Tracts
OF from lo0 To 800 Acres. tn suit purchasers.
The above Lands of that description Of soil pocn.
liar 10 the vicinity Of the Blue Ridge. denominaied Red
Lands, such the Lands Of AlbemafIc celebrated
for fertility in he production of Clover, Tobacco.
Wheat. and other Grams. and having sunny exposure
with protection BY the mountain the North and
West. admit ri maturity in the crops dom met with
in the same lattudo.Io such may desire Farms Of
tho size ol the two containing 900 each. every
consideration, health, abundance of the best spring
water good improvements and Land in good state OF
culture recommend these two.-Io such rs may desire
smaller ones. ! offer them an opportunity Of sung
themselves either for farming planting purposes
There is remembrance in the title 10 my Lands Of
character. Being DESTROYS 81 selling am disposed
offer such terms will su the times and rcliasrrs
but rs these must he accommodated 10 the condition OF
the purchaser. cannot now designate them-Any fur
hcr information desired by persons distance be
obtained by addressing letters To me- Coopcrs Post
Office, Franklin county, Va.
JOAB EARLY
b. The Staunton Spectator viii publish weekly
weeks. and forward account to this Office for collection
Feb q wsw
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e III II VI Pc CT " r T., II


ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DETERMINED to devote himself erclt,cely to
- his Profession. will attend regularly the several
Courts OF Amherst. Nelson and the Corporation of
iynchburg and also the Circuit Superior Courts of
Rockbrldge.
he VIII attend promptly to the collection of claims
In any OF the adjacent counties
REFERENCES
C. ST. II. Ellis. Richmond
T. \ ", so"h'l'' Charlottesville.
McCorke s Mcdaniel, }
nndes n \ Burton, Lynehb,ug.
% Address, ''Pedlar Mills, Amherst"
~ Inc Richmond Wing will publish the above
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Advertisement.

INlIE SUBSCRIBER is building number Of
i UOOL CIRDLNf, .M1CIHSES Of good
quality for sale, which will be ready for the
lie VIII take three hundred dollars piece for the Gard
ing Machines. and twenty dollars for Picker The for
mcr prices 800 dollars for good Cardng Machine
and 40 dollars for Picker. Any persons wanting Ma
chimes, will please write 10 him the Natural Bridge
Rpckbridge County, Va THOMAS CROSS.
Jan. 20 w:}m