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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
Eer. Shcrlnan'S Worm
LGZENGES.

RE the greatest discovery made for dipens the
"A various kinds 81 worms that frequently and dis,Ie'
sngly annoy both children and adults They nfal
bic remedy and pleasant to the taste that children will
take them as readily common peppermint Lozenss-
Many diseases arise from worms, without its being suspect
ed Sometimes very troublesome cough, pains in the Ions
limbs, bleeding the nose, Sc, Sc, occa.oned b,
worms and will be easily cured by using this celebrated
medicine The following symptoms indicate the presence Of
worms viz headache, vertigo torpor, disturbed drea
sleep broken off by fri ht and screaming commissions fever
ishess, thirst Pad hue bad taste in the mouth offensive
breath, cough difficult beahing itching at the nose pans
the stomach nausea, squeams ncss, voracity leanne
tenesmus itching at the towards night, and ene
objections of films and One is dose for child Two
years old for four years-thrce for eight yea
and FIVE for adult and should be repeated every morns
or every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters e,o
New YORK, March ;, 1857
Dear Doctor,According to your request, have u'f
them uniformly successful We have difficulty in ge'u.
children to take them, they perfectly pleasant
lieving them to be the hes, vcrmuge medicine in use VA
have also used your Soda Lozenges very extensively anu
find them fully to the purposes you recommend INV"
ioF' We are yours, respectfully,
V. WEEKS, NJ. u ,
w. SHADDOCk, NJ; -
q; r. GREEN, NJ d.
New YORK. February, 1857 ..
Dr. Sheman,--Dear Sir One of my daughters, sIn,
years, was troubled for about eighteen months with
cough, broken and disturbed Sleep SC. She was last
ing away although she eat quite heartily. Severa In
clans attended her without any benefit From rcadfh
directions accompanying your Worm Lozenges, descr ,o
bed and accordingly procured box, which, to my s h.
perfectly cured her in week They most e. s.
medicine, and believe my daughter her life to tn'"
Yours, &c. JANE IUMPHRkns,
Mercer Stree"
Price Is cent. per box.
The Above Medicine is for sale by
d. H. LYMAN. Agent
LynchbuI,sS, g. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

The following extract is from Mr.. Catlln's recent,
work on the American Indians
Effect, Of a Newspaper hdidn,.--Tho sensation
produced amongst the Mnatarccs while on tho Upper
Missouri. by taking from amongst my painting apparatus
IN old number Of the New York Commercial Advertiser
edited By my kind and tired friend, Col Stone, was OK
traordnsry. Tho Minntarecs thought that was mad.
when they for hours together. with my eyes fix
~, upon i,s pages. They had different co1ecturcs a
bout 1.-THE most current Of which was, that |
looking eyes, and they called 1t the
"mcdlcnc cloth for sore eyes" a, length, put end
this and several equally ignorant conecturcs by read
ing passages it, which interpreted to them, and
hc o.cct Of the paper fully explained after which
looked on m much greater mystery than BEFORE and
several liberal offers made me tor IL, which ]
obliged 10 refuse. having already received beautifully
ganish,d robe for il from tho hands Of young Of
Fsculaplds. who told me that ithe could employ good
Interpreter to explain every thing in it, he could travel
about amongst the Mna'accs, aud Mandans, and Sioux,
and exhibit after was gone, getting rich with presents
and adding greatly 10 the list Of his medicines. would
make HIM grca, Medicine Man. | left with the poor
fellow his painted robc and the newspaper and Just be
fore departed him unfold II 10 show Of his
friends when he took from around it eight ten
folds Of birch bark and deer skins, all Of which
carefully enclosed sack made of the skin Of a pole
cat and undoubtedly destined become, and be called
his mystery or medicine bag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

uyAKE NOTICE, that shall on Monday. the IN
i day OF March, lsa2' IN the CouI. lioasc ., na,
Lotto cpv and be, wcen tho hours of sun rise and sun
set of tia, day. take the Dispositions of Clifton G Ham
ncr and others. be read as evidence IN Chnncery
cause now pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancory for Charlotte County, IN winch !
am plaintiff and yourself aud Others are defendants
and from any cause the said Dispositions should not be
commenced orcompe,ed the day designated. the ia
king thereof will he postponed continued from day TO
day. "A, the place and between the same hours Of
each day soy, until the shall be completed
Yonrs. Sc JESSE HANILE1'r.
Jan. l3 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

Carr Wa G. BoLros.--The finding Of the Court
n,r,i, IN the Of Capt Bolton, has been made pub
lo Only specification Of tho charge was proven,
and tina, dsobcdence Of orders In parting from the
Ohio ON tho coast Of Spain violation of verbal order
from the Commodore, but in consideration of tho manner
in which the order given, tho court only adjndged
HIM tn be privately reprmandcd by the Hon Secretary
Of the Navy In latter To HIM, the Secretary Of the
Navy that the finding Of the court has been appro
vcd, and thus rcprimands him"1ro an officer Of your
high sense Of porso"al and professional honor this sen
,onoc sufficiently executed by simply announcing IT.
You are relieved from and will consider yourself
awaiting orders" The rcPrlmand is certainly very so.
zero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
Nov. 25

tt Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancey
"A ued by adournment and held for the county Of Amherst
the courthouse, Friday, the 9th day of August lS4l
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of Archibald Robertson,
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller late merchants and partners
trading under the firm OF Archibald Robertson Co, Samuel
Garland administrator de bons OF Archibald Robertson
decd, Boyd Miller, Benjamin Osdon and Agnes his wife
Plaintiffs,
Rebccca Rucker, widow and Tect of Anthony Ruckcr,
decd, James g. Mckinney, administrator with the will
ncxed of Abner Rucke Amisead Rucker Absslom Rucker
Martin London and Ann r. his wife, Anthony Rucker, and
Rebccca b. his wife, Nancy Sholds administrator Of vii
liam Eads and in her right purchaser Of the said An
thony and wife, Narland Rcheson William A. Rcheson, John
and Jesse Rcheson infants under the Of twenty
by Commissioner Benash their guardian specially assigned
defend them in this suit William H. Jones and Mary T. his
wife, W lillian A. Richcson administrator Of Thomas Tucker,
decd, John A. Summerylc and fara his wife, Lindsey
CoShill and Ann his wife, Rice f.. Graves and Amelia his
wife, Jesse Rceson administrator de bonis with the will
annexed of Anthony Ruckcr, decd, Ambrose Rucker and
Nelson C. Dawson, executors Of the said Anthony Rncks
decd, Benjamin Norvell, executor Of Spencer Nor.ll
decd BENJAMIN Taaierro, Sheriff Of Amherst county and
such, administrator Of Elias Wills Decd Richard H. Burk
John Bullock and James Bullock surviving partners Of Gait
w Turner Richard Burks, William Shelton and Arthur b.
Davies, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
On motion of James G, Mckinney, administrator Of Abncr
Rucker decd appearing that than years have
expired since the estate Of Anthony Rucke dccd
mited the defendant Nelson C. Dawson, the present ad-
minsato the Court doth order that all persons who
have claims against the estate, Of Anthony Rucer decd be
required exhibit the to this Court for settlement
before the term, and unless legal claims debts shall
appear against the said estate the Court will decree dbu
of said among the egatees without requiring
funding bonds-and that this order be published for egh.
weeks successfully in the Lynchburg Vrgnian, public
newspaper published in the of Iynchburg and posted
the door the Of this county several Court
days. Coby-Iese,
Dec. % wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
RfHBO.s'S HITS. BO.v.YE rs ana
C.YPE.

DLAiN. colorcd and black Taf and Satin Ribbons.
l. from to l6
Splendid Chcne and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love and Grape do
Super Silk and Beaver Hats beautiful shape
DO black and drab broad brm Russia Hats
Florence Braid Bonnots. STYLES and very fine
Hoods and Fancy Bonnets, cheap
Fur, Cloth, Hair. and Ccleu Caps
These Goods will ho sold very low regardless Of cost
and bcreh, expressly to be sch by
HUNT f. WARD
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Winter Arrangement.

THROUGH IN "a HOURS
Leaving Lr,chbirg tm Richmond, fredericksburg On,
the North
I FAVE Lynchburg Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays, att O'Clock A. NJ, arrive in Charlot:os
vile next morning by o'clock, the Rail Road by H.,
Junction by 3, and at Richmond by O'Clock p. NJ
Thus performing the trip in six hours less time than
heretofore This will be found by far the most comfort
able route well the most expeditions to Richmond
or going North, by the way of Washington City.
S. B. CLOVES, Agent
Apply for the seats at the Franklin Hotel, Lynch
burg, and at the Rail Road Office, Richmond.
Dec % WITS
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Mr.. Alscy Ii. High:


AkE NOllCE that shall on Thursday. the 10th
Il day of March, 1892 between the hours of sun rise
and sun set OF that day. at the counting room of Nessrs
Booker X Scott IN the county of Charlotte take the
Dispositions of sundry Witnesses, to be read as evidence
IN Chancery cause now pending in the County Court
OF Charlotte, IN which | as guardian of Mary Jane
Beasey. am Plaintiff and yourself and others are defn
dantsand II from any cause the said Dispositions should
not be commenced completed the day designated
the taking thereof will be postponed or continued from
day to day, at the same place and between the same
hours OF each day successfully, until the same shall be
completed Yours, &c,
JORDAN w. BEASLEY.
jan lo wiw
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$fOD the Kll7sNlCNy.

ID ANYWAY ftom the subscriber residing near the
IL Red House, Charlotte county, Va, on the 2s,h
December, lS4l, negro man named X n L III
lac is oleabe bright muato, ~ years OF age, five feet
and between and inches high, very broad from
point of his shoulder the other somewhat ybaced
has good countenance bow legged in measure, has
full yelowish eyes, and if not noticed, would be suppo
scd 10 be black generally readily spoken when spoken
He play the fiddle some, and is very crafty in "
ing has several his hand and some above his
elbow, caused by the bite of dog, hsrght side
caused by bliserng when sick, has deep finger nails,
bushy hair when combed out, and times his
locks in the fashion, Had when he left white fur
hat black broad cloth coat with black cotton velvet
collar and cuffs. speckled cotton swansdown vest.
pair OF blue cassnet panaloons, bombazine stock,
purple lawn bosom, with single ruf1e; took with him
blue Kentucky Jeans coat pair of black Virginia cloth
pantaloons, black worsed vest, and white
saillos
As he has relations in and near Farmvc and Lynch
burg, he may be lurking about of these Places and
az he went oil without any provocation, it may be that
he will try TO make his entire escape from of the
above named places, on board boat he also has rela
tons Limestone county, Alabama and may attempt
get there; it also may be, that he has pass free
paper falsely given. have heard that he passed him
self of free about two miles above Lynchburg
on his way westward
n. B.-That all persons are hereby forwamcd not to
harbour the above described negro; fyou do the law
will be put in full force against you.
reward ten dollars will be given for the apprehen
fsad negro if taken in any Of the adjoining
tes-and twenty dollars will be given if taken without
these countless confined in any Jail, that can get
him agan-and thirty five dollars will be given if taken
out OF the State. Any information respecting the said
negro will be thankfully received.
ARCHIBALD MOON
Jan Is WITS
G5.The kanawha Patriot. Abingdon Virginan,
Wheeling Gazette andthe Huntsville Advocate will pub
sh the above twice, and send accounts to this office for
collection.
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VARIETIES,

VARIETIES.
SHOVEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons,
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Skutlcs and Siflers,
Spit Boxes. brass and common
Waiters Of all sizes and qualities,
Candlesticks, plated and brass.
SHUTTERS, plated, brass and steel,
Brass and Japanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes,
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadcs
For sale very low. by
II. b. RICHARDS.
Dec 6 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
-. rc,,,m,n ~. Foster:

,u,,Kr NOTICE, thai shall on Monday tie "a
DAY of March. isa2, between the hours OF O'Clock
: NJ and O'Clock p ". ofthat day. at the tavern o.
If William Smith, in the county 81 Charlotte pr,ceed
to take the depsions Of John d. Richardson and oeTs
10 he read as evidence Chancery cause, now penas
in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana oh,"ee. ~
Cbarot,r county in which plaintiff, and yourself
and others are defendants. Yours, &c.
WYATT CARDWELL.
Jan. 10 w"
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
L Hides, delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them TO be tanned on
shares and the work to be done by responsible tan
ner as any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN. l.. FAIR
Dec y T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

The Correspondent Of the Tribune says the Appor
t.onmcnt Committee in the House will report 6OO0 as
the ratio Of representation The Post Office Committee
thought will recommend that letters DO charged by
weight He also adds "the Committee Of Retrenchmeni.
atfhe head Of which is Gov Gilmer Of Va are busly
engaged abuse in the several DEPARTMENTS
and IN the course Of the session you may look for
an able exposonof the srIPExDrARY extravaganza of
the Administration Of Gen. Jackson and Van Buren, ac
eompanied with an earnest recommendation to reform
with a strong hand"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
Blankets! Blankets
lind y &c 70 vU,OOliCssS.

I'VE have on hand, large supply Of Rose. Whitney
w and Machinaw RED BLANKETS and Servants
d. with general assortment Of Woollensof every dos
cnption, which the somewhat advanced
disposed to sell rey or. Please look before you
hny RODES & BURTON.
T. S.-We have also large supply of Cupcting
very low. L. & b.
Dec IL
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and ,ri,h tho odrice and consent " the Senate.
pDSIMASIERS

James X. Gibson, 81 Abingdon. Va
Benjamin w. Hale, at Newburypor. Massachusetts,
Jacob Robbins, a, Lowell, Mass.
William c. Bcardsloy, at Auburn, New York
James Cochrane. at 0swcgo, New York.
AndIo~ Palmer, at Toledo, Ohio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20
To Farmers 4 Planters.

To Farmers 4 Planters.
WYE OFFER. on the most favourable terms
" Mackinaw. Whitney and Rose Blankets, "a,
1914. II 4 and l2-4
Point and Duiel do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans, heavy and good
keseymcrs, PULLED Cloths. "a and GA do
"a, IS and A Plain and Plaid Linscys, from coin
TO first rate.
Blcached and Brown Cottons, at any price wanted
cart load of Calicoes, at from to 2s Sd per yard
Call and sec before you buy.
HUNT g. WARD
Nov Il
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stage Zinc fer tho J5'CSf.

HIHE LINE. or STAGES ria the Natural
L Bridge, DibroH's Springs, 10 the White Sulphur
Springs and Lcwisburg has commenced again runnn5
regularly. Leaving Lynchbarg every Wednesday.
Friday and Sunday mornings, and connecting at Lewis
burg with the main mail line TO GuYando,te.
ron THE sDUyn-
THE NAIL LINE for the South ria. Danville n
Greensborough n C.. connecting the regular mail line
TOR the South leaving Lynchburg every Tuesday. I'm
day and Saturday mornings, At o'clock A. VI.
&. NJ. BRUCE.
Anil l. WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-20

FOK * IL " r..
FL THE brick tenement on Main
@A1ITTL street, one door below the Franklin lIo-
~ ill tel. The upper apartments are well suit.
50 ed for the residence Of private family
Possession will be given al the end of the present year.
WIN. RADFORD.
Oct. IL WITS
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Mr.. :cnj.imiu ~ Cos.e.:

Mr.. 9c1j.in1iu ~ ToA.oi:
H'Ahf. NOTICE that We shall, on Mond,s. -
'ih DAY OF March. Si2. between the hours of ,.,
rse & sun sst Of hatday at the counting rean ii aes
j99her q scott III the county oil Charlotte take tho
Dispositions OF Francis D. Atwell to be read as e,id
in a hanccry cause, pending in the Circui, san.
" Court oi Law and Chancery Tor the County q, r..
o,e, in which we plaintiff, and yourself and o,bers
are dc!cndan's-and If from any cause the said Depo
sltiunS should not be taken commenced on tlc
designated the taking thereof will be postponed or can
tuntd day 10 day. al the place and be,ws,n
the same hours Of each day, until the same shall be- co,a
pletod Yours. &c.
GREEN, ROBERTS s BOOKER
Jan. Is WIZ
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9oetteaI.


MUSINGS.
BY MRs r.. D oaar.
Come V me at the hour
OF uirhtnxhts lonely musings calm and sfiil,
Csc me tlen with all thy magic power
Ara 3sness near. and all thy senses Gil,
Thoughts Of my early dsys
Bring 70 ny memory
The fsiry play gscsnd 81 my childish ,ssrs,
TIE time worn SPOT beneath the old cah tree
wherr s,,,~r hands on wrrsthed the summer ho~1'
Or held their msrr, plays
- Esirs bach that resiine sound
SrpsAerss laugh Of rapture, wild and shrill,
When hs breeze shook the ripe fruit to the ground,
On The gar squirrel bounded DER the hill,
liza. va. tha, laugh to me-.
And bring on bring ever ncre
Tia. thrilling soaad. mothers ge,''e sc'es
Bring it .sais a, when in day, Of yo.,
She b,essed and babe thy liule heart rejoice,
Wien childish oppressed
Re-su again the scenes
or Youthful DAYS, the .Piri, stirring ninth,
Tn, festive hall, the walk pron the green,
rhs social evening rourd the social hearth,
Where mingled -cul with soul
And at tho,. moonlight hours,
ssren. with the 10, cd orc m, early year.,
Pen~ath the woodhnes oder breathing novrr',
Trusting and trusted, free from doubts or fear'
Oh give them back again
C;i-c 70 my longing soul
n. voice, the eye Of loved ones gone,
Till by gone days shall DER my .prt roll,
Waking it. rapture. each treasured tone
vihss,.s memory. closed
There's 40 one 80 unbest
A. no, to have some dear and treasured 'ro,
10 hfe', d,rt waste where memory love. 10 rrst,
With fond delish, which nc'sr can he forgot.
While life shall last
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.1D.NIv'ySTR.1TOR,S SHE.

"ILL BE SOLD, at the Red House, in the Coun-
w ty of Charlotte the 9Th day Of February next
If flir day not the first fair day, the!caer-al
the Personal Estate Of the late Thomas W. Harvey
deceased. namely Household and Kitchen Furniture
stock of Horses Cattle and Hogs Farming Tools Corn
Oats; Hay, &c. large supply of Bacon. Lard Sc
and every other necessary for the use OF the tavern
Liquors. Wines SC. well laid in and in good con-
dition. TE,Ms-For all sums Of five dollars and I'M
der cash. for sums five dollars, credit will be Civ
en- ill tho st day Of August next the purchasers giving
bond with approved securities.
There will also be sold, at the same place and time,
lot oi very likely YOUNG ROE s
The purchasers will be required to give negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed
Also on the 3h February next the premises, that
well known ia J. T. n " S T a " ID in
Charlotte county,
THE RE HOU = e.
1t includes all the possessions the north side of the
Prince Edward and Campbell Court House ROAD, in
Guiding the Red House Tavern, improved and enlarged,
in manner promote both the comfort and
Of the travellers including also, all necessary Out Hous
cs n large and beautiful Garden, CONVENIENT and good
Brick Store and Lumber House; Blacksmiths Shop. a
Carriage Shop. a neat Taor's Shop, Ice House "A
Carriage House. SC. There in the above tract
bout $50 Acres, well watered, and the most OF
which is good Wood Land.
The stand for the Tavern and also the stand for Nler
camille transactions regarded by all be amongst the
most healthy. beautiful and profitable situations in Viz
ginla and tho Tavern stand amongst the best IN the
United States All the buildings and in first
rate repair, neatly and tastcully arranged. Terms
Ono fourth of the purchase money will be required on
the 24lh day of December nexthe remainder in equal
annual nsalmcnls.
CHARLES c. HARVEY, Administrator of
Thomas w. Harvey, deceased.
The Richmond country Wing and Enquirer will please
publish the above till the day sale and forward their
accounts to this Office for collection.
Jan. Is tSF
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PAPER! PAPER.!
HAVE in Store general assortment OF PAPER, con.
l. sisting of
Plain and Ruled Cap,
Plain and Ruled Letter.
Also. 300 reans Wrapping paper
Buyers would do well to give nc a call before buying
esewhcIe C.PIIELFS.
Nov Is >.
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RESI- aaWEGT7ON, OR PERSaay
PILLS.


CtPERiOis to The lTygean, Brandreh's, Evans r,mo
> the Marchess (,r:cd Sanatve Indian Purga,iye or an
other Pills Compound before the public, certified IN p
PLY and others. Let condemn them until tho,
have tried them aud then CERTAIN they will no, IVY
II is settled point with all who have used III, w..
table PERSIAN PILLS, tina, they pre-eminen,ly 4.
best and cilic,cibn. FAMILY MEDICINE ,l.i h
yet been used America Ifeyery family could becom. A.,
qusined with their sovereign power diseases sv
would keep them and be prepared with REMEDY -
apply the first appearance OF disease and then how much
distress would be avoided and saved "a well Ia,
disease in first stages, by not being in Possession Of
remedy which they can place dependence upon
81 Fill. in Box Price 62A For Sale in I,ncbh,.
by DiNkIE s RUMBOuGH, Ayt,
Oct. Is wtr
certif, tina, have, by of experiment. used tho H.
gean and Of the various kinds of Pills. in my pracr.
which have borne the hghcs, repuc in the public estimation
that have been offered for sale in this vicinity the las, 6,
Pills and the public may assured that among the
whole catalogue has answered better purpose as
and eectua remedy, than the Resurrection Persian p
in OF disease CHAS. BACkUS NJ ID
Rochester, y. Y. Sept 81, 1889
ViRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of H..
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for The
OF Iynchburg, the LIST day Of November 1871
Fleming James and Edwin James surviving partner, t
themselves and James S. James late merchants and partner.
trading under the style and firm of f. s. j. s. James Co
Hugh w Fry and Joua j. Fry, merchants and par,ner
trading under the style and firm of RI. w. < J j Fry
Plaintiff,
against
ttarrlson NJ OlDDs ana Ann ms WIFE
right and administrator and administrator Joseph NAV,
decd Hugh Campbell Of William Kyle deed and
others, Defendant.
The Defendant Hugh Campbell, executor of William
Kyle Decd having entered his appearance and given Sc
clrty according to the Act of Assembly the Rules Of
this Court and appea ring by satisfactory evidence that h,
inhabi,ant Of this country 1t is ordered that the
said Defendant do appear here the first Monday April
next and answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted newspaper printed IN
the town of Lynchburg for two months and pos
ted the front door Of the courthouse, in the said town
copy,-Teste,
ID. ROBES, elk
Nov. % w2m
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Selling Of Cheap for Cash.

vNHE subscriber wehng toreduce his Stock of Goods.
Il will sell great bargain. for cash. Ca and scc
JAMES \. S'TIGLER
De- "a :,