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DIR. KUHL'S
VI ID % Z g 7 M % s :
REST0REn OF The BLOOD,

WHETHER produced by bile, pblcgm, from internal
w morbid matters arising from badly cured old disorders
from The use OF mercury caiome bark kc lin temales
from the change OF e, as specified IN the Pamphlet
Price per bottle; Pint II so; Quart. -
.1nti-Syphac syrup his Medicine is in all yenereal
Disorders certain remedy, and the patient will feel him
self somewhat benefited IN twenty four hours Price per
tie; Pint 81 80: Quart s3
.abyssia Mcclure, celebrated for speedy and perfect
removal OF GonuiIhra and elect; also fearful
consequent ts srtaper treatment benefit Will be
ibe IN IL hours Price fourth OF PIN, 81 30; hall p 81,
pint 50.
Gold mine Balsan,, for Bilious and Nervous Affections
Colds SC, Price, 80 Cents
aromatic Extract linmcnt for Indgeson Goodness in
the Stomach, NumbEcss or " eakncss in the Limbs Rheu
matism Sc. -Four SO cents half pint 81 pint ~
Dej,uape Po.cdst, FOR bilious Affections, Bilious re,
v.r Headache, Diseases of the Eyes SC. which Ia
in the Resorer. 80 cents per box.
Japan Oiaaent for piles, which TO be applied besides
the Restorer 81.
Scadcad Erapons OF the SKIM and Foul Ulcers to be
applied besides the Rcsiorer. 81
Universal Strengthening Plaster, for Diseases Of the
Chest, Dyspepsia inammatory Rheumatism, Palsy, paaiy
SIS sc. which in most all these be used besides
the Rcstorer 80 cts per box.
81. For full ana particular of DR. Ku,Ps Med
zines, their properties and nat Dr KS Pamphlet
whereof will likewise be found directions fer their use and
numerous testimonials, which accompany every Medicine
and may likewise be had gratis, the Office of Dr. X or Of
his Agents by mail.
The Resorer, and all other above men .ned Medicines.
OF Dr. kuhls discovery, and prepared BY HIM
self
rect their ordersto
DR. Kuhls Office, Richmond, Va; any of following the
Agcnt4 in Virginia:
DiNKLE & RUMBOuGH, Lynchburg.
ihos. j. Obenchan, Buchanan
J. J. Paterson & CO., Danyille.
II. Morgan, Amherst c. H.
Col G. D. Bennett Pttsylvania c. II.
A. B. Mcdonald, Rose Mills, Amherst.
Ioftns s Perkins, Lovingson
Roberts Mosby * shepherd, Fabeis Mills, Nelson.
Hill * Melton I've River Ware House, Nelson.
Apping s. Staples Warren.
Peter \ hitc, Scot,sville.
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, Campbell
Pster Earksdae, Republican Grove, Halifax.
P &. Dmsum, Lexington.
o. DIR kuhl would further state that Agent. are appoint
ed IN all principal towns throughout the U. S.
Sept w6w
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ing horse in the House OF Peers. lie submitted msle
respecting the slave trade and denlunc.d with III f's'
crate glow u tenevoenci and highly Nnught Rhetoric
the csuiinuea c,nplosmehi al British capital IN thai
trade and ~ the s,.esoi Gaia and Rfazii. He Stud
defea--iisirt ~ ed-as he touched On he ssiiefhss
ai the slacis The violation Of innate rights. mofss,
ard dpceney tho h,paefisy 81 these British sa'
ects VIII, lent ,heir eaplisl 70 piracy, barharis. and
murder, While hey pretended, IN many oasss To be ne
staunchesi deyoees II the religion II charity and neace
The Duke Ut Wellington, who followed Lord Bfpngh-
am did deny the Statements eesi: hui his grace 10.
marked that, "ailer having attended mos, patiently ana
snxauslY to the speech which they had Just tafd' nc
could discover II any thing ike road TO iea
: sures which would have the effect Of putting an end 10
the enarlnfiies which il dccribrd' The Duke added
that bis ordship would btng fiward suitable nea
sure IL should c taken into consideration nj al early pff-
I'd uf the Session Of thu Parliament Lord Trough
N suggested than the eflctinal clurse would be
dcsranry ACT Il thu inten anie edcD penal act
ambiguous IN It's terms. The Fad u Rpm Justly doubt
ed that the offending psfits could be reached be nsled,
however, Il the nobie ard learnrd lord, who had
'grat rNper,ncp 10 the prIuosilfs Of the subject,
would apply ts mind seriously 10 the difficult iash Of
flaming an adequate act I.rd Brougham Withdrew his
mcilun neal session he viii provide himself with op
Tpriuniiy # delivering another phllanthropc araan
Meanwhile he trusts hat, "aiier what passed in the
lousc. transactions IN cunnexon with tho slave
trade sprcuaions, Nillrcceiseany cpunonaneeo or
pfoscun from the Brush public ~ On the same day
IN TIE NoaluonF, bnfd fdlHciatph hhu 10 u'hnh hh'
ooncrson Il treaty with 1oxas against complaints OF
Mr. O'Coliacl, who imrngnod ihe Texan Jaws respect
up free people Of colef
Lord f1lneston said he believed the laws in Texas
We're gfces y the The laws II Tho States OF The
United Ssas
"Mf. 0'connoll sad II only in tho State Of Car
dina that tic law existed
"Lard Palmcrsion sand that tho Texan Government
had ALREADY secured the recognition of their independence
by treaties with the Inited States Of America, with
France, and the Netherlands, aud the question 10
this, whether the commerce between England and Tex
ms should be placed the footing lhe commerce
between Texas and other countries OF whether we
should be exposed disadvantages 10 which other States
were not saheet.
"Mr {. Butler said that he did not think il would DO
proper require Of Stale 10 alter lis inieral laws IN
entering fnfa treaty with another country.
"Mr. Labauchcte thought thu, the House had no bu
sinoss Ia interfere IN such questions the present II
subject fr the confederation of the Governments OF
different counties"
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August IS

NIRGINA;-A rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanoery for the
county of Amherst Monday the LIST day Of August ls4s
John W. Herndon, trustee of trump 4 ga Plaintiff
against
Thomas w. Jones aud Alexander Mundy, Dessdasts,
Is CHANCERY.
The Defendant Thomas w Jones not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of As
semby and the rules Of this Court and by salts
factory evidence that he inhabtan this country;
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on tie
first Monday in November ncAt and the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that copy oil this order be forthwith insert
ed in published in the Of ynehbak
for two months successfully and posted the front door
Of the courthouse of this county. A Col,y--reste,
ROBERT TiNSLEf, OK.
Aug. fs WIN
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Aug. IS
.v'O1'ECE.

IT has become impera,vey necessary tina, the unier
4 signed should receive from their debtors what IS
due hemtheroiore, this is give notice, that II those
indebted to do not settle with US by tho LIST day Of
November next that that day shall place every
bond, note or obligation in su-and shall be a.
poured orer an0fher-Ihis course is necessary and
most respectfully urged the consideration Of our debt
ors. MCKINNEY l. MOSBf.
Sept IL 4w
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Extensive Sale of Valuable Prop
crty.

81 Rol AM to the provisions Of a deed Of trust OK
u ecucd to me by James Dolan. Andrew kinnier and
Thomas H. Towles, bearing date the day Of Jan
uary, iSl2 aud duty recorded in tho Clerks Office Of
the Hastings Court of Lyuchburg the 10Th day Of
January. 1872 for certain purposes therein specified;
SHALL on the 18Th day Of October next if fair if not the
next fair day thereafter (Sundays excepted proceed to
sell for cash. al public auction. the LOr and Ivy
AEOVE.r E.ST'S thereon at tho Junction Of
Water and Jefferson streets. in the Of Lynchhug
occupied at the date of said deed Lumber House BY
Dolan, kinner & Co
Also, seven Freight Boats, with the furniture
fixtures &c, belonging To oach twenty Two Horses two
Mules, thirty sets OF Harness. and three Draws aud IIar
ness; being the property in said deed mentioned
The Lumber House being nnder previous lien to toe
Banks viii be sold subject TO that lien. and the sale viii
take place on the premises. Tho whole OF ,he other
property viii be sold the bank OF the Basin in Iynch
burg. and the sale viii continue from day day until
the whole Of said property shall be sold The title to
said property believed to be undouhed, but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only as is yeslcdin me
by said deed j. WILLS, Trustee.
Sept. lj tsOct
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INDEPENDENT CLASSES

Senior do 90 90
Preparatory Mathematics 20 on
The price Of Board here put down at $780, is that
paid the College Steward. who, in consideration Of
certain privileges binds himself 10 the Faculty take
all Students who apply Tor board the price here stated
The Students boarding with him Lodge in the College
building.
The price of Board, including washing, lights and ft-
el. at other Boarding Houses IN town. cannot exceed
S5o.-1his has been established by general under
standing with the College authorities.
To ener the Junior Mathematical Class, the Stu
dent must be prepared to commence with simple Equa-
tons.-fhose not prepared may obtain the necessary
prep ration IN Preparatory Class.
In addition to the studies above enumerated, there is
department Of higher studies necessary To the attain
ment Of The degree Of A. NJ
Information concerning this course, Gas well as other
maers) may be obtained from the annual Catalogues
or by corresponding with of the Professors.
The classical certificate IS required for the degree OF A.
NJ.
Gentlemen wishing to prepare themselves for Ned
cal Graduation at any Institution, obtain the
sary preparation from Professor Ml!ngton, who gives
private course Of Medical Instruction: Fec $50.
In addition tc the Glass Of Municipal Law. there will
be second and private by the Proiessr which
the Text Bo,ks will be fuckers Commentaries, the
Revised Code, Lonax's Digest, Stephen on Pleading
list or ID edon.) Mnford's pleadngs; while the Stu
dent will have the Advantage OF reading in an extensive
and well red reference Library; Fec $50.
Text books all the subjects referred to- can be had
in Town prices mol exceeding those in the Cities.
All persons attending any of the private Glasses men
toned, who happen not to be Students OF the Col.
ege Will be required TO mauoulae if above the age of
Is.
Private instruction in the Classics. preparatory for
Colleee.) and in the German Language, may be OBJ
tanel in Town. 4. II. DEW, President.
July q w3w--wljS 10 200
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AiRGNlAiz vt rles mead IN he CterA,s o'acs Of ths
Cou iy Court Of ed!orl aionday tc ist Of Az
gust 1872:
William kasey Sr and Ioan Board and iIliam NcCabs,
ate merchants aud partnets trading under the style and im
of Board x 5lcCabc, ila.n.in4,
against
Nancy Hatcher, E7aheth Ma>-v John Ferguson James
haxey and Jemna his wife. Stephen hietrjte ard fmy
his w'ie Nancy selnonas, ihma' Semona- and fe.mze1
English, and Newton hasey and John ioaid adrninht<.
with the will annexed Of cr.mlah Ferguson, decd.
defendants
IS tHAScEEY.
The Defendant Elizabe Aaxey Ia wing els.oi a..
appearance and given unity acrsdng to tie Act Vi
scmby and the rules OF TIN, court and Appearing
factory evidence that she iniahant Of tais
monw eah ordered thatthe sand dcenGant do pteaT
here on the fourth Monday in October aes ara
swer the bill c.. the plaintiffs and that cos G.. t8a
be forthwith inserted IN paper poo seo ne
town Of Lynchbug for months si,ey pssled
at the front door of the courthouse Of this county
ACopy-teste,
no. {. MITCHELL, g. &c
August IS WIN
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N THE United STATES Court,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Casters District Of vrpipia
SEPTEMBER -, 1912:
WILLIAM A. DRlSKII. LOT the county Of Campbell
having filed petition praying that he may be de-
cared Bankrupt: 1t is ordered, tina, all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the said William A. Drisk show
cause to the court. the 18th day Of October next
why the said William A. Driskillte declared hank
rupt pursuant to the Of Congress in that behalf and
that copy Of this order be published in tho newspapers
according 10 the 22d aud 2iih rules Of court
Copy-Tes,e.
HENRY GIBSON, Ci'k
sept 10 w5x
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.

SEPTEMBER %, 1912:
n EWELLEN j. COPpEDGE Of the Town Of
4 lynchburg, having filed petition praying that he
may be declared Bankrupt: 1t is ordered that all persons
claiming to be the creditors the said l.eween D. Cop
pege show the court, on the l2h Of November
NEXT why lhesad lewelen j. Coppedgc be not declared
bankrupt pursuant to tho Of Congress in that behalf
and that copy of this order be published in the
pspers according TO the 22d and oath rules of court
Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k
Sept, % w5w
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70 TANDY X. skxipib-

TO faNbY X. skkDib-
nAkE NOTICE. that on the lst, dar of October
Il next. at the Office of John Wills, in the town If
Lynchbug shall akrtheiep Of ichard Perkins
and Others iobe read evidence in the sn,now dercn.a
IN the Circuit Superior Court If Law AMI Chaneer, f,r
the townol ynchburg, hch am Plaintiff. and yon and
others diedants and that II frum any cause sad se
sitions should not be tshoo the day ahove named
shall take the the 10Th OF October next haino
the day GLOWING JOHN THOMSON.
Sept. 10 WV
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From the Scatter, L;ferars .iesseaeer.
10oNrIERrQ GnAsE.

From the Soatser., Literary .hesseaser.
WooNr.ICRroN1 ma GnAsE.
Il shi1esh on lie quiet graves.
Where weary ores have gore,
s Hwafch<sh With anse.ie gaze,
Where the dead are len alone.
-#s=s - Ard net a sound u tnsy life,
7'e the still graveyard comes,
sazsAa HI, peacefully the ..eeqers lie--
Town in then si,sai Aomrs.
An silently ard se'erarls.
nthrcwch SHADOWS fovs q;
And esesy erase-ssas ha,ha trace,
In darkness, on Tic f1o,rd
hicake,h cpthe tius mound,
ahe.e a little elili islsid,
Ard 1t iighte,h up the marbiepil
Which hannah pride hath made
Ttfsilefh with nnalferedI say,
On the simple ard the stern,
And il shovsh with solemn light,
The sorrows must learn,
II ,clleth OF divided tief.
On shieh lis itam hath ;hat.;
II whi.peFeth OF heaiy l,ans,
Which 'eeleai,, ls. or
|, sisansib, where devoted ones,
Arc sleeping sids BY Size,
Il islleth where u. maiden rests,
WHOM hci beauty died
There Is grave N ali It's earth
Tia. moonE ht bath soi seen,
itEa-e,h cold aud passionless,
Where agony hath been
ye, it svsll that gisr elessfsy.
deeper thought shoeid throw,
uhsn mortal love pes1s forth ,le ida
uf pnssaiiuE woei
i,tssrheth Us, no shade Of gricf,
Cav touch tic ssff, shy,
This, sll our sorrow lir,,h hcre--
II. glory is IN high ;. T. L.
fredericksburg, IA.
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- OF NC EsasItII BIstIIcF Of I1gIIIIH
Sept. 81. 1912
EOSlAtl f.. ECBANk of the county Of amherst
50 having filed petition praying that he may be de-
catcd bankrupt: is ordered, that all persons claim
ing TO be creditors Of the said Josiah f.. Euhank show
cause 10 the court, the l2,h day Of November next
why the said Josiah e. Euhank be not declared hank
rup, pursuant to the Of Congress in that behalf; and
that copy this order be published in the newspapers
secordeg 10 the ed aud 18th rules OF court.
Copy--Testo.
HENRY GIBSON, Cfk.
Sept 80 vow
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CASH EssHs HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
4 Hides, delivered at the NlarkctIloise.
The subscriber viii also receive them bo tanned on
shares and the work to be done by as responsible tan
ner as AIRY IN the State, aad delivered at the Marke,
libase When tanned. WM. l.. FAIR
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WV, -. .5OHsD.sN.

4 1 Circut Superior Court of Law aud Chancery
n continued and held for Buckingham county, at the
Court house, on Friday, the 10Th day oi September,
ISL, sitting a Court of Chancery.
Maurice LaGghorne. 1r. and Scruggs
merchants and partners trailing under the style Of Lang
horne & Seruggs, Plaintiffs,
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YHtlE SUBSCRIBER having determined n move =. the
4 Western Country. will sell srca. h8rSaa III his
lands lying in the county Of Halifax am. uniting :,
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACHES
all Of which will be Id together, it will be divid,A
suit purchasers and can be Divided into hr-. (, cd set
toments. The first tract whtrcon nov reside ,vLt,ns
One thousand and ing lcres, fair proor,in Of which
IS woon and has Upon excel
lent DIrELIF.s'G NUtSE, snd all nscssua-
ry out houses, such Bars, Stables. sc. This LAND
situated about ien miles nth Of aliiaA { o. I.o ny
on the road leading from that place 10 iyn, hhdrg ha
Land I, III high state OF cul ivaon. and swell adapted
to the cultivation Of Corn. Oats Wheat and Tobaeco
There are two hundred aud ten OF cu4d Bol,la
Land attached to this tract, well drained The second
TRACT is adjoining the home tract, and contains
SETE.N HUNDRED .iCRES, which also lss
fair proportion Of Wood Land. This tract is as. in .
high state of cultivation. and has upon il coed Dwell,
l.. l}uS AMI all aces,ary out houses, such Barns,
Stables. sc. This tract has Alk1'Y FIVE ACRES
Of low grounds attached to it, that is well drained will!
bitches. SC. The third C. contains WO
HUNDRED AND stNsY-FiVE ACRkA,
with fair proportion Of Wood and and has comf.r,a-
bic buildings upon it, | really determined 10 xii
those lands, and VIII give great Eargain in the ans
and ii is not sold before the 18th day Of October neat
will, on that day. expose the whole Of at public auc
ton, together with all my Crop of every description
Stock OF all kinds, Household Furniture SC.
TER Ms will be liberal and MAIDS known the DAY
Of sale JAMES PETTY.
~ Richmond Couptry Why Will copy, week., till
18Th October, and send lis account 10 this ,fi0-.
May II w,l2O
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are somewhat ebary Of snake Stories bui the fol-
owng comes III such an imposing shape that we can
hardly question IL
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SlaNRnE. LANGUAGE

Letter r j Clemens. Esq late commo,derGCth The Hats-
rifle fdlpntesr, 10 General Sam Houston, President
# Ieras
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J.iET.ETEE LIND FOR
A1fH.

PURSUANT b decree oi the Circuit Snpsflbr
IL Court Of Law and Cliancery for thr County Of
Campbell, pronounced On the 24,h day Of September.
1872 IN the suit then therein depending. between Sarah
f. Hunter Plaintiff and R.AtTt ;. Hunter, Jane >.
Hunter aud ofirrs. Defrlanis tho nnders sned The
Commissioners therein aiHed sill The 2e,h IN, Of
October ntxt il fair # moi the next fair day, Sundays
excepted IN the premises sell at auction, to the high
nd ffte
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timber. ALSO .alarge assor,mentof p l. IL $ OF
the various patterns commonly used in this section Of
country. all of which will be sold low for cash All
pairs in the above business done with despatch.
DAVID p REEFS.
August u w2m
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wA@EEaNE'StsN RsDTsiL.
G.s;sss eXX4

FANIF PROPRIETOR Of this Establishment, 70
4 turns his thanks To his patrons for their generous
support, and them that he has made every ar
angGment for the accommodation OF the public.
IN the mos, comfortable manner, and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence Of tho embar-
rassmont of the times, he has reduced his charges to
the following prices;
Board for man aud horse per day, 81 80
Beard Cor man do %
Ry tho single meal, Tor diauer, 30
For breakfast or supper 81
For Lodging rs
Travellers will always 6nd his bar furnished with the
best liquors. his table supplied with every variety which
the market can afford; neat and well furnished rooms:
obl'glng servants. and an attenttre OSiicr.
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate. notuilh-
standing the mildness Of the winter to obtain plentiful
supply OF | G T. that his patrons who think
"COLD WATER ~ TIE BEsC,.
may be assured OF always finding pitcher Of good CE
WAIER--quito luxury amid the summer heats.
Tho stages will call at any place for the acrommada
ton Of travellers. JAS. NJ. LANGHORNE
o. For hire. good Hack, gentle horses, and a
careful driver j. NJ L.
July is WON
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Allen Jones and Harriet his wife, Daniel lIudde
ston and Elizabeth his wife. William Harper, Lulleber-
~ lludIcslon aud his infant children, Lteberry and
Thomas HuddIeston, Georgc Harper, Samuel Harper,
Lucy Harper, Leyina Harper, Martha Harper. and
Rehecca Harper aud Thomas VI. Bondurant, admir- Of
Samuel Harper, deed Defendants
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William 4 Mary College.

TENiE LEI IL RLS IN this restitution VIII CON
Il inencc On the 2nd Monday in October.
Course for Tie degree ofA. b.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Belle. Letters. Logic, Ethics aud Hi,iory--Thoma
X Dew. PresI'eni and Professor.
Political Lac aud f,orernme,,i-Beyery Tucker
Professor
observation-disclosures Saunders. Professor.
ChemsiTy-John Mlliingion, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Poitied Economy and .ueiaphysies-Thom II
Dew Professor
.tdfhemaiics-R Robert Saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
Ja,r-Ii Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Pro
lessor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
.hciea Languages Charles Mnnigerodc. Profes
sor
To enter the Junior Latin Glass the Student must be
prepared 10 read Sallusi and Virgil and for admission
into the Junior Greek Class he must be prepared to read
Xenophon.
Expenses Of regular Student.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Foes to three Professors $50 each $50 90
Half fee (,Iunior Political Glass; 10 W
Mairieuatlon fec GU
Board (ineludiny washing lights and fue) $50 90
$205 w
SENIOR YEAR
Fees 10 three Professors. $50 no
Naturalization fee GO
Board &C. 1870 90
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THE subscriber would inform the
public that he has On hand, large
, assortment Of Wagons. of dit
terent sizes, from two to six horse,
nata nv Unnd workman .nd ,r ,,,,,d
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The parties interested are hereby notified, that |
have appointed Tuesday tho 18th day Of Decen-
Der y Tor the purpose Of taking the accounts directed
by the foregoing DEGREES, which day, between the
hours Of nine o'clock NJ and sunset they roqnes
ted to attend amy Office at buckingham Co Hos and
II the said accounts shall not be completed that day
the taking thereof will be continued from day to day I'M
III completed ROBERT SHAW, Comm.
Sept % WIN
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