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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
EOIssV AgsbeENG AND COMMITS
SION HeI>lNESs,
lhNCnhuRG, Va.
ANE, the undersigned, having formed n co PARTNER
w ship under the style aud firm of
y. ~. D.se.sS, .If. " TO-,


NN' f., the undersigned, having formed CO PARTNER
w shp under the style aud firm of
y. ~. D.st'gs. .yr. " To-,
with the VIEW ui ttansactln2 general
FoRn ,Rpisa AND COMMISSION BusINIss
respectfully tender services cur friends aud the
pu'ic,
Occupying large and coninodons Fire Proof Ware
house, situated mme,aie, on the Canal. fronting the
street leading from the bridge. oer the same aclll
ties and al antagos Of Other houses, with the saving Of
the expense Of dayagc
We would remind our friends that this business will
hea separate and ds,inctone from the boating business
And miorwaidng produce consigned TO care by way
OF the Canal regard Will only be had 10 such boats
deemed responsible expeditions, and run for the lowest
teiehts
our rates ol commission upon sales, for forwarding
will correspond with those oil other houses engaged the
same business.
With the experience Of s. II. Davis, IT. who will
have the entire aud exclusive management and control Of
the business and will devote hs whole time and attention
to the interest of those who may favor the house with
their patronage, We confidently trust shall be
bed 10 render entire satisfaction.
We shall a, all times keep on hand. for sale. supply
Of Plaster Salt, Fish, Sc &c.
JAS DOLAN,
ANDREW KlNNIFR,
TliOS II. TOWLES,
: IT, DAVIS, in.
REFERENCES.
W Dn,iel s. NJ Co,hi-, &. d. g. J. r. Da RS
Iio'comte s Otey, Samuel Miller.
.,aii. "a is
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a. VI. GILLIAN,
SElfG,H,O.I' Kekt.s.TISY'.

He As taken his office at Mr. Rub.rt Morris's Hpol,
1 corner Of Main street and lanyard Allay. and he
hopes. from experience Of nine yenrs e:setice in his
profession, to continue to meet It'll LIBERAL share ct
public patronage.
Fob l2fn it
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SOUTHWESTERN RDAD.--Cul. Crozct, in com
pliancc with Mr. Tols resolution. reported On Wed
neslsy TO the House Of Delegates the most eligible route
for the Southwestern Lad. and tie point At which the
road should unite with the James River and kanawha
Canal. Mr. Crozct designated Buchanan he eastern
terminus of the Road.
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Jan. q

VIRGINIA, To wit3-At rules held in the Clerk, Office Of
tho Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanecry, for the
County of Amherst Monday, the I'd day Of January 1912
The President, Directors and Company OF the bank of
Virginia the President Directors and Company o the Far
mers' Bank OF Virginia and James W Morgan, Plaintiff,
against
William II Garland Trustee of Jane n Garland Ed
,nund Winston, William Anistoad Richard s. Kills and
Richard q. Iadeu Defendants.
liz Cu.NcrR,.
The Defendant William II Garland, Trustee Of Jane H.
Garland wing entered his appearance and given
rity according the Act of Assembly and the rules
Court and II appeal ng by satisfactory evidence that he
no, nhahant of this Country, is ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here the first da, of March Term
next and the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that copy Of
this order he forthwith inserted blished
in tho town Of ypchbuig o months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted the door al the Court house Of this county,
Cory-Testc
ROBERT TINSIEY, {.
Jan, ~ N2m
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.
I'M JUST received, direct from the Fac
tories. hands, ONE assortment of
GkE - Shoes OliN Boots,
- oT

Ladies' best Seals.in, Morocco and Sid y akns 1annol
lined,
Ditto fine Kid and Morocco Dress Slippers.
Gcncmen's double sole fine Cafskn Bootccs, a first
rate article for the present season,
Ditto Navy Shoes and Quarter Boots.
Ditto fine Calfskin, kipskn and Wax Leather
Boots,
Ladies' and eentcmen's India Rubber Over Shoes with
leather soes-tls is Of the very handsonlcst and
most excellent article Of the kind that has been
offered TO the public made over la5ts of the most ap
proved Broadway and Chosnut street fashions adjust
ing itself to the under shoe OF boot with perfect neat
ness and being beyond all doubt water proof. Prices
adapted to the present scarcity of money
NJ. W. DAVENPORT.
Jan "a at if
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LEATHER.

I HAVE on hand general assortment Of LEATli-
l ER at the lanyard Such Skriing; Harness.
black and tr Brides black and usseits upper Nip and
Cali Skins; Sole cahcr Cordaan and Carriage Curtain
lcathcn sheep and BndiiF SKINS All Of Wick will
sell low for money or 10 puhetuai Ci,afnefs.
CASNE ELL ZOE. Trst
Jan. 10 wfnnf
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EEidcs and Skins.

4 WILL give the highest cash price for HIDES AND
! SKINS. delivered at the Lynchburg lanyard; os
tan tlcm shares may best suit their owners.
also wish To purchase $50 cords ofrAN BARK this
spring and summer. CASWELL POE, list.
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f- d. X. McRae of Fayetteville \ G.. passed through
Augusta Geo. on the 9Th instant, express fJr Mexico
with dispatches, containing Instructions from the General
Government relative to the American prisoners captured
in the Santa Fe expedition.
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RICHMOND MARKETS,-Jan H.
TOBACCO.-l5 parcels loose sold yesterday
at prices from 81 80 to s. 60, and l3 hds at from s.
50 to 81 80.
WHEAT.~-Sl Is to 20.
FLOUR.-S6 90.
CORN.-5,5 cents.
OATS.-F1om Depot As cts, from vossels 40.
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BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS
NEATLY PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE,
In FsEuc, ES0CE. EeeA or Green INK.
-iIGO-
~ Inr n or r-rH DppTP RRONZE
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ny- We are authorized 10 announce that Col. BRl-
An w NO\VLlN will be candidate this Spring
10 represent the people Of Campbell in the next Legs
laure Of Virginia.
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4 ia meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
"A. James Rrer and knna,cha Company, in Rich
mond, Thursday. tie 9Th January 1912
"Resored. That the stock OF all delinquent Stockhold
who shall not pay their arcarages by the
st Of March next be Immediately thereafter advertised
for sale and sold pursuant to the provisions Of the charter
of the Company
"Rcsored. Tina, the foregoing resolution bc published
in one newspapers in Richmond. Lynchburg and
Charlottesville Extract from the Records.
w. b. Cfir!'rENDEN, Scc'y.
Jan - wtlM
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EDUCATION.
PORT WINE,

TENIIE subscriber has on hand very superior lot of
j Old London Dark Port Wine, suitable for medical
purposes
ALSO, Pale and Brown Sherry Madara of very
pcrior quality. q. w. YANCEY.
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800 GALLONS Old Rcctiied Whiskcy on
draft. e.. w. YANCEY.
Jan. "a Is
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LATE. FROM ME\ICO

The United States steamship Missouri Captain New
ton. arrived al the ialize, below New Orloa MS. on
Tuesday, the I'D ultima, IN three and half DAYS from
Vera Cruz. She brought as passengers Mr. p. A.
Sontha, bearer of dispatches from our Minister at Mex
leo TO Government; Mi Banlz MAYER. United States
Secretary OF Legation; SIR fnotco lIau private SEC
rotary OF his Majesty the King oihe Sandwich Islands,
aud ar WI Ilnm richards, interpreter.
by THIS arrival the New Orleans Bulletin has been
put IN possession of late Mexican papers
Ike Daro del GoLie,no Of the 9th takes great
pleasure IN stating that all the difficulties between the
United States aud Mexico have been lefnitiyey sci,
ted. 0enetal Thompson is highly landed for his con
cdaiory and uibane course in producing this desirable
result.
The heriean SiSlo of the 9TH November contains the
third pnue fora Constitution Of Mexico reported by the
committee OF the Congress- and which was referred Il,
the consideration ot the committee of the whole A has
ty review fits provisions (says the Buetn) couvn,es
us ihaii Is essentially Democratic federal in snain Tea
lures end embraces the cardinal points Of the Const,a
lion of 1874.
Accounts had been received from Tobasco TO the Gil,
OF November, which announce that several attempts had
been made To produce revolutions there against the
authority Of the Central Government
lbs san ANTON" prisoners, u the number of sixty
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three were being marched ff The capital four OF whpu
via: Messrs Van Ness Fitzgerald, Gunner, and anoh
er being recognized having belonged 10 the Santa fe
expedition ordered to be shot, bot General rornel
Secretary Of War; ineriesed and csmmu,ed their pun
shme1i To ten years imprisonment. The rest of the
captured 10 be marched 20 Pcroe, aud it was be-
leyed they would be well used.
A letter from officer boa the u. S. Ship Fai-
mouth, dated at Vera Cruz the Sd utimo, which we
find IN the last .asannah Republican. thus allndos 10
Of the iunstonaries wlse arrival is above record
ed
Mr.. Richards, an American missionary from the Sand
sich Islands, has politely offered to be the bearer Of any
cumn dnIcalions the officers may place III his charge
liz Is travelling in company with the Chit of the Island
or which he was missionary. The Chief visited the
ship yesterday, and received by The Captain and Of
iecrs, and shown by them every mark VI respect He
left his residence on the 18th ofJny last. and came b,
ihe way Of Panama and will oavs in day OF two far
Havana. Ia the English mail steamer Thames, and
from thence 10 Savannah. Charleston, New York"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-12

4 court Of monthly session, held for tho county
"A Campbell at the Courthouse thereof Manay the Wh
day of October, 1872:
Mary adams, Edward Adams, Polly Adams George Webb
and Mildred his wife, Pits,
against
Joel T. Adams and Jno L. Adams, adms. Of Ro Adams,
decd and in her rights Geo. Adams christopher A
ans, VIM l.. Adams, Geo. Adams, Andrew Adams, SAM
Mervck and Mary his wife, Robert Adams and Elizabeth
ADAMS Paulet Clark, Shit. and admir- of lillian l.. Aa'
ans, deceased Dcfts.
In CHANCERY.
The plaintiffs this day filed their hill and the exhibits
therein referred to; and, on their notion VIVA A. Clement
the clerk of this Court assigned guardian to the infant de-
fendan Robert Adams and Elizabeth Adams defend them
in this suit.
The defendants George Adams, Christopher Adams, WIZ
l.. Adams, George Adams, Andrew Adams, Samuel Mer'
wick and Mary his wife, Robert Adams and Elizabeth NJ
ans not having entered their appearance and given security
according the act Of Assembly and the rules Of Court ana
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not W.
habit ants Of this commonwealth order cd That the '
Defendants do appear Campbell Court house on the i
Monday in January next that being Court day. and answer M
bill ote Plaintiffs and that copy this order be iorth"
inserted in newspaper printed in the town OF inen
burg for two months successfully and posted at the ~
door of the courthouse Of this county.
WIN A. CLEMENT, elk.
Oct =, w2m
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FRANK LkrEI.f.V'D IOEe
&.XkE.

WE ST BSCRlBER offers Tor sale his I.ands "
ing ON Magadee creek and Blackwater river. in t, e
county ct franklin. and Immediately on tho turnpike
leading from Danve 10 Fincas,le There are three or
lour Tracts adJoning each other, containing in the
whole between 3 aud 1000 acrcs-must oil 1t rich
Mountain tobacco Land. That portion off lying on
the creek and the turnpike has fair proportion ofcreek
notion, and is we'll calculated to make good farm
Tn this tract there good Tobacco Houses an excel
lent Saw MIL and three Apple Orchards The Land
snow divided into three settlements. but will be sub
'lded Unnecessary, and sold in lots suit persons wish
ing to purchase. bold creek runs through the Land
and is one of the best situations know of i,its avail
able water power at six different points.
The aforementioned Land, if not I'D privately be-
lore the 2lst OF December next, will on that day. be of
Tered al public auction tn The highest bidder a, Richard
Nunlys, who resides on the land
The terms will be one hall cash, and the balance in
twelve months. the purchasers giving bond for the deter
red payment, with good aud sufficient security
The Lands will be shown to any person wishing 10 scr
them by Mr.. John Arthur or Richard Nunly-John
Arthur, Mr.. John A, Smith or Mr.. Stephen Turnbull
are authorized to sell the Land, either in WHOLE or in
lots 10 suit purchasers. JOHN H. WADE
Nov. "a ,oID
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(IHlCkEIslNG PIANOS.

fI'iIE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency for
the sale Of those inily splendid Instruments made
by Chick:rlng Y Macheys, Of Boston.
Tuthose acquainted with instruments from this Man
uacory, VIC say nothing, feeling confident they cannot
fail Ia please
To those unacquained with them say, ONLY
TRY THEM, and you will find them not inferior To
The celebrated Broadwood Pianos Of London
We do not sell them ON trial--not because wa are
rad to risk trial but for the reason, that majority
Of persons Judges and such is confidence in
the manufacturers that willing To stake rep
uallon upon their tone and durability being warranted
10 stand any climate.
The above instruments arc on hand, and for SALE at
the sign Of the Golden Mortar. Bank Square. Lynch
burg. Va, by ID. II. LYMAN
Aug. 8 wl2m-lt AMI Of
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33oetteal


S.fsls1nd in Pomeran;a. though defended by Charlie. the
l2h u S~eiea 1900 nea, taken By Kings al
Prussia and Denmark and the prince Of Ahna With
$50 % ba; tire Sweles under man, dsadvana-
ges eesaes mere dispar, OF numbers.l
l.n,-Siralsnrd in its las, ex,r nifty
Bess,eers at The ccun,efscsrp nigh
NOW Ger tic principal defensive ditch
ses-te, commence ihsil CALLER, 10 pitch
Balnas The hsusstors. thiek a.hsil. smash down,
And soon redece 10 ashes hall the town
St!i Charles with sud superior to alarm,
hamains quite inn7ctu cable and calm
t,nc day, while letters debating, befsb
Exrloded close sssde that monarehs
The Secret dropped his lsn,-dismsy'di
what Is Tie matter new . tic hero said
CHI e,ined, ashamod, -tha, ons TO him belonging
snoald, with base fear, be capable OF wronging
The martial fame OF sNsden's war-pros ed tribe.
.Ike nb'-sish,d forth III ini.nldated scribe,
-Too appalled, another word to spare
Write on, '-,ricd Charles with uneuihanasscd air
What has ,Lc bomb in an, wise relating
Nv this cpstle which I'm debating }.
Fr,m htr italian y .Hias.isio.
Hsyesy ones A,efnAl are
Wcr, written his brow.
How many would or lify .hsfe,
ITO have CIV. nov
TIE fatal secret, il revealed,
ofcvsry sghinl h.easi,
Noula h5y- hat only when concealed,
fiis lot sIi cared tie best.
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TO FARM ERS.

uNlE subscriber has rented for the present year the
l. .aNHERST MILLS, situated Immediately IN
The BANK ct the Csnaand Is now prepared 10 receive
and grind Wheat Tor toll His tenth; or he
Will gvea barrel Of superine Flour Richmond inspcc
lion. for hve bushels Of wheaOr if any persons wish
to ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward II with all possible despatch. such price as
cannot fail to please lrefer to JAS l.. Lampkin, Jno
NJ. Williams, David w. Burton, Esqrs, Col. Lang
horne and Gen. Rodes JAS SI"CpIItN
Amherst, August 1. 1912
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NIRGI rules holden in the Clcrk' ors
the County Court Of Charlotte, the Sd day OF oy.,ey
1872: "
Thomas Lee and William fowler, PlaiptiGs,
against
Robert Steel and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Keeling,
Defendants,
In CHAScERY.
The defendants wing entered their appearance accord
the of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they not nhab
of this Commonwealth il is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear before the Justices Of the said Court
the Court house of the said county, the first Monday
anuary next and their appearance and tho
plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be inserted
newspaper published in the town Of IynchbuE for two
months, successfully, and posted at the front door of ths
Courth.usc of the said County,
ACopy-Tesic,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON. c.
Oct. II WIN
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the county court u Bed
j ford pronounced the 18th day Of November,
1872 in suit in chsncery depending in said court be-
tween sShenk and wife sc. Cufer, &c" the under
signed commissioner appointed by said decree. will
Of Joseph Caler DECD the head Of G.ose
creek in said cua,y, proceed to sell AT public .ac.ia
the highest bidder,a
Tract Of Land
containing one hundred and seventy Two and half a
crc5, and
Three Slaves,
to wit Bob, Rhody and Nathan.
TERMS.-t25 will be required on the whole sale in
cash "a credit Of II months will be given lr the Slaves,
and aud years equal instanenis) for the Land
Bond and good security will be required of the purcha
sers aud the title the land retained until the purchase
money thereof is paid.
PLEASANT d. COFER
Dec ) w3w
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District ofN irgnia
December 5. 1912:
DIETER 5. FL RMAN, Of the county Of Amherst,
1 having filed petition praying that he may be de
carcd bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors Of the said Peter :. Fuman show
to the court the oh day OF January next, why the
said Peter :. Furman be not declared a Bankrupt, pur
suant to the act OF Congress in that BEHALF and that
copy Of this order be published in the newspapers
ding to tho 22d aud 2ilh rules Of court
Copy-reste
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
Dec. ; WOW
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
Nov. 1S, 1912:
"yiLLiAM w. COFFEY of the c,urty of Nelson.
W having filed petition, PRAYING that he may be de-
clared bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claiming
be creditors Of the said w lillian w Coil,y show caus.
to the court the 9th day OF January next. why the
said VIM w. Coley be not declared bankrupt pursu-
ant to the act of Congress that behalf and that copy
of this order be published in the newspapers according
TO the 22d ard oath rules of Court.
A Copy-'reste.
HENRY GIBSON, CI'k
Nov % w5w
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(FORN OF PROXY)
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,

(FORN OF PKOXY.)
IL NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
N That we, the Subscribers, being Stockholders in
the James River and kanawha Company, do hereby
slne and appoint -, our true and lawful attor-
ney and proxy to represent each of in all general meet
ings of the Stockholders OF said Company, when we
not personally present represented by some other
proxy, with full power and authority at such general
meetings, to give such votes, and to do such
or each of could give do member of the
said meeting, if personally present, and We do
hereby ray and confirm whatever vote votes, act
acts said attorney may lawfully give do for in
pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this----day Of
one thousand eight hundred and.
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JUWNs NIsC1 0UU N'HdV nh UUp'uy
'1'llE eighth Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
l. the James River and kanawha Company, will be
held at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond. with per
mission OF the proper authority, on MONDAY, the 18th
December next
BY order Of the President and Directors.
w. b. CIlIFTENDEN, Sec'y.
Richmond, Sth November, 1912.
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
E.,r tin Eaaf..rn Aiatrina 6

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia
DECEMBER 5. 1912:
UOHN RUCKER. Of the town Of lynckburg, hay
- ing Fl led petition praying that he my be- declared
bankr pit: 1t is ordered that all persons claiming to be
creditors OF the said John Rucker show the
on the 9th day Of January next why the said John
Rncker be declared Bankrupt pursuant to the act
OF Congress in that BEHALF and that copy OF this
der be published in the newspapers, according to the god
and oath rules of court
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Dec. 5 WOW
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--Io ,cit
j., Justice Of the Peace for tho
aforesaid, do hereby certify that ----, whose name
above subscribed altesting witness personally ap
peared before me in my ---- aforesaid. and
made OATH that the above named --,
---, whose names are subscribed as parties to the
above letter Of attorney, acknow ged the in pre-
Of the said witness. as their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day of f,
eighcea hundred and -.
-, Seal.
Nov. IA wtl2D
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AlsnanaCnlS fOrIS1:I.

A MEXICAN and various other kinds; Cottotn's
~ Virginia, by the gross, Richmond price. or sale
by, PAYNE, GREGORY s. co.
Now is
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Virginia to witt
+ rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the County of Nelson
in the month OF November, 1872:
William II Hubbard, Jane, Gardner and - Carlton,
merchants and partners. trading under the style and firm OF
Hubbard, Gardner & Co. Plaintiffs,
against
Ralph w Lofu' surviving partner Of himself and Will
liam p Perkins late merchants and partners, trading under
the style and firm OF Loitus Perkss Robert T.. Cutler,
Hiram w. Dawson, Robert {. Cutler and Spotswood Gar
land, Defendants,
In CHANGERY
The Defendant Ralph w 1oiIu, MOI having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of As
semb and the rules Of this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he nhaban of this State,
and without the jurisdiction OF this Court On motion of
the Plaintiffs, by their counsel, is ordered that the
said Defendant do appear here before the first Mon
day in February next and the bill of the Plain
sand that of this order be forthwith inserted in the
"lynchburs Nirginan newspaper published in the
ynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the Court house this
county, on some Court day
A Copy-Tesie,
RIO. c. CUTLER, elk.
Nov. 2S w2m
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TRUST S.IEE.

RSuANT To a deed Of trust executed TO rs by
u Mary kcms. on the Sd day of May 1899. and du-
" recorded in the Clerks occ of the County Court OF
Bedford, we shall. Qor the purposes in said deed de
claed.) ON the 23d day Of January, lSi3 Chat being
court day. in Liberty IN said county before the front
door Of the court house. sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash,
TRACT or L.E.V'D,
in said county. containing 800. acres lying north OF
Liberty, aud adjoining the lands of James joplng and
others We shall conyeyhe said land to the purchaser
with special warranty only, though we believe the title
10 be unlucsonabe.
SOLOMON WILLIAMSON ,r...,.a
JOHN +. SALE,
Dec. 8 wiw
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UNlE subscriber, being agent for tho sale of these
a celebrated Ploughs made by Ruegles, Noursc Il
Mason OF Worcester. Massachusetts,. ollors the follow
ing descriptions, at factory prices
Ono horse hill side Ploughs at s. 90
Two do do do do ut 80
Extra two horse hill side do at II 50
One horse common Plough at $50
Nv" so do do at 500
lhrco do do do at II 90
Ploughs OF common castings, at much less prces-Cu-
uvaturs and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Ploughs always on hand.
JAMES 4. SrIGLER.
Nov 81 ia