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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06
sToCKuoLpERs, MEETING

The undersigned, Stockholders in the Bank
Of the State of Georgia To the extent oi upwards
of Fourteen Hundred Shares. (lI00,) and in
number, er,-Thiriy hereby give notice for meet.
ing Of the Stockholders, 10 bc held ia the Bank
Of the Stale of Geogsia, IN the city of Savannah,
on "Wednesday, the lwcnty-scrcnh dny OF
April next. The objects ofwhich meeting are
a. follows:
list. To examine into the nature kind aud
exten, OF the debts due 10 and from the Bank ::
when contracted. when due. aud how secured.
'.2nd. To examine the Minutes of the pro-
ceednss ot The Board of Directors. and all the
books. papers, and correspondence oftlic same,
both To and BY lis officers.
I'D. To ascertain il there he any Director or
Directors elected in said Bank on the part Of
the Stockholders. who are not bona iide, entitled
in ins own right tn the requisite number of
shares 10 qualify him or them n such.
18th. TO revise and amend the Bylaws.
..5th To regulate voting by proxy in order
TO forbid officers of the Bank procuring. acquir-
rns. or rating proxies, either to themselves or
others.
18th. To revise the mpcnsa;ion (fixrl bv
tho Stockholders hilhero) of the President,
and consider the prcpriety Of reducing the sn.
laries and the number Of the officers generally
and to exnmine the securities given on their
bonds.
9Th. To consider the proPr;c,y of applying
10 the Legislature 10 alter and amend the Char
ter of the Institution. AMI ia what respect.
18th. To investigate the affairs ofihc Bank,
and the management Of them, III every 7ariicu.
lar since the last meeting Of the Stockholders.
"Innsmuch rs no authority exists in the Char.
ter for The voting By proxy, excep, in elections,
all Stockholders are earnestly requested 10 al.
tend il, person, aud votes on questions will DC
taken ac oriing to the scale in the Charler.
The Presidents. Cashiers. and Agents OF
the Branches are respectfully requested TO pre-.
pare statements Of each. giving exact particu.
lara o.! all the assets and property Of each. their
liabilities. &c. &c. TO be then and there laid
before the Stockholders.
- In conformity with The foregoing, they here
by give public notice iha, Meeting OF all the
Stoc ockhoiders of tho said Bank of the State Of
Georgia is hereby called and summoned to be
held in the Baukin. House in the city OF Sa.
! Yannah. OH "Wednesday Tie 27lh day Of April
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~ Beach Island on the 18th ul... BY tic Rev.
4. y. Cunningham. the Rev. Jouv FRAxcis
LAyyEAu. Missionary of tho \. u. s. +. H.,
Jcrusalum. to Miss JuLn iiELEyA, second
daughter Of the late John J Gray, Esq.
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a.. =. Warshal's sale.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.

HpY virtue Of wfir Of Ficri Facias, to me
I'D directed. from the Honorable The Cirrsi,
Court OF the United States, for South Carolina
District. will be sold in front OF Edgeiied Cour,
House. on Wednesday the dlh day of April
,,,, q
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4 Negro Slaves,

Viz. Lucinda. with her three children. named
Winny. Mary. and Charles. Levied on, aud
To be sold as III" properly orRuudaI Dclnugl,.
ter. n the sui, Of Charles Is. IIi,,. OF Georgia
for the use OF the Georgia Rail Road and Bank.
ing Company.
Conditions cash, purchaser 10 pay fnr lille.
TIIOS. ID CONDY.
U. S. Marshal. S. {. District.
18th March 1912 II
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e;ven day Of month fell. or may fall. for
any ycar-part. present or future.
RULE.
To the given year, add its one fourth
and one four hundreih part tomit,ins frac-
,;onsl also. the number Of days. from the
beginning Of the year up 10 giVen date m
eiasire From this amount. snhirac, the
one hunhred,h par, Of the given year,
,hrowins off fractions. Then divide The
remainder bv seven; aud il, after this d'-
vision, there be any remaining. she number
of the remainde. will he the number OF The
dav the week az required. Thus. ifthc re-
na;nder he ono The dav is Sunday; If 'wo o.
,be day is Monday. and so on. but il there
be no remainder. The required day will be
Saturday.
EXAMPLE.
QuEsrroy' On wha, day ofweck did the
ID of May l7eS-fall'
i!9S-tho given year.
4l9-I-iti of,he given year, fractions omit
ted,
4-l.40o.h, panoft the gwen year. frac'inos
omitted.
laa-,hc nuu,he, ofdays from the Is, Janua-
ry, the I'd OF May.
2S13-snm.
I7-I-I00sh par, OF the given year. frac-
tons omitted,
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Z Notice.

NOe1ce.
a n Elcciion@i be held in This place on the
IA eleventh (iith) of April next. I" ill the
VACANCY oacasioned by the resignation OF T.. J..
Minis, Warden II Il Spann. c. \. hleiss
aud J. q. Williams, will act rs Managers.
LABOEDE, Iniendam
march 80 - .
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Po,,crsyilIe, March %. 1872.
Commission Business,

TEVHE subscriber respectfully informs his
q friends and the public, ,ha, he has COM
menced the
RECEIVING g. FORWARDING
OF goods aud produce. His bes, excr,ion willhe
mndr for their interest. Sir. George l'arrort
has declined tho above business in his favor.
John T.. MCDONALD.
Hamburg, Mach 81. 1872
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List OF Letters

HID EMAINlNG III the Post Office, at Edge.
.Ee field e. H.. on the first day Of April 1912.
IL Persons euquiring for letters on this isi
will please mention il.
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next, commencing its sitting at 10 A. N.
c. p. Richardson. Gould 81 Bulklcy.
G. K. tlendrickson, James VI Laws.
y. b. Knapp, q. Is. Cumming PIes'i
VIM. Patterson, Exc pro tempore Savan.
sutur estate ol ID. nah Insurance anu
Mongin. Trust Company,
]. M'Donald, James Dickson.
IL. + Harris. Hiram Roberts.
D. r. Rolfc. Janet Evans per Attor-
+ Porchcr, ncy.
LIKE Christie. c. p. Richardson.
Franci. Foley. J T. Scrcven.
T. J. Par,nclcc. Martha Hines,
John M Turner id. ID. O'Byrnc.
minIstrator oi Jacob John Bradley.
Abrahams. w Wyi!cy, TIT,
II. O Wyer, NJ. Hopkins.
c. B. Carhari, Cashier. Jas. M'Laws, Trustee.
of the Mechanics James MLaws, Au'y.
Bank. for w. - Mou,go.
James W. Davis, mery, Trustee
Feb. "a. 1872.
Henry Shultz,
Jno. w. Marlborough.
Trustee. and
The State Bank,
rs. Bill for account,
The Bank of the Stale &c.
Of Georgia.
The City Council OF
Augusta. aud
G.. B. Lamar.
The Complainants having made nm amend.
men, Of their Bill coniorinab!e TO the sngscs.
ion in the frs, ground of,he demurrer. fled by
the Defendants: On motion of Wnrdhw X
Wardlaw, for the Defendants. after argument.
ordered thu, the Defendants have leave 10 with
draw their demurrer. and have Inrlher time. un.
Ii, tho first day Of September next. to Tile their
answers, pleas or de'nurrers, not den''itrer'
alone
Sou,h Carolina,
Edgefield District.
|, James Terry. Com'r. in Equity. do here.
hv certify ,hnt the above is taken from the Mi
uute Book of my Office.
Given under iny hand the 2lth July. 1911.
J. TERRY, c.E. L. d.
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2356-remaindcr.
336-i. Thc remainder. (Answer. d
day, "Wednesday.

NoTE IL the given year he Leap Year
tho uni, must be subs,racted from one
fourth of the given year. Thus If tho
given year be 1870. The first quolen'
will asa Instead of 455. the proper quo.
,ien,. If The given year is exactly divisi-
bic by 4, it is Leap Year.
Willso one give the rationale" oi
The above rule. for it is both curious and
useful. American independence was de-
ciared on Thursday. as may be seen by
calculating i, by The rule.
a. SUBSCRIBER.
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Erom .he Rnlereh Regisier.

Mr.. Gales:-En an old Newspaper, /!
spd the following curious Rule:
To find OH wha, day of the week any
given day Of month fell. or may iaii' Tor
,any year-part, present or future.
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VI SIR RIE'Il

''Tke siKen tic that binds iuo ,ciiiing hearts
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"a YM

Hamburg, March 3lst, 1872.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

continue 10 receire s1ch after the LIST aay Of July
either IN payments gsneal depastr, and none have
s,ncc b,. rcces ed n.ess satisfactory arrangements
esn be made with those Banks for exchange. equal
terms OF our spcr Tor thoirs. for redemption Of
their notes without inside rabc los, the par, Of this
Bank the ins,iiaton fofd receive thcm
quyacn its rapcr On the Isl OF July. ihs Bank
held twenty Thousand dollars in the Of the Banks at
Wheeling. which il could mol render available without a
ss OF five per cent and the difference value between
the Of these Banks and the paper OF tie Banks Of
Eastern Virginia Is nov greater.
II is apparent # the banks OF Richmond receive the
notes Of the Wheeling Banks either general dcposiie
in payment they either pay them oat again. and
thus Al up the circulation in thus quarter with cuTTen
ey inferior then own they must pay cut their own
paper IN leu ofihe estefn piper, which will not bo
redeemed without delay. expense anu actual loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

IN pursuance Of deed of executed by Clifton
e. Hin and his wife, the DIST day of July. lS!l
to The subscriber of record in the Clerks Offices Of
Bedford and Roanoke counties, shall, "Wednesday.
the twelfth day of January next At the residence OF Mrs
Mary Ill., Goose Creek. the county Of Bedford.
offer Tor sale the highest bidder, for cash. the interest
OF said Cllon g. llll in certain SLAVES and other
personal estate, which devised by the late
James Wills In trust for the comfortable support and
maintenance oil the said Mary li for her life and after
her death be divided among her children aud lesa rep
rcscntatves OF whom the said Clifton G. Hill is one.
And Saturday, the 18th day Of January next, shall
at the Big Lick in the county Of Roanoke, offer for sale
the highest bidder tor cash. all the interest OF the said
Clifton c. Hill and wife, in the real and personal estate
of the late William Rowland and Charlotte Rowland
Acting az trustee shall such title vested
IN me ALIEN. p ESkRIDGE'
Dec. % tl1J
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Jcw David's or Hebrew pI..,..

VIZ pecuiiarities OF this chemical compound a.
to s extraordinary effects, upon the animal =" ms
effe', hsamens and muscles virtues being 'e u
ihem ~ thu immediate Of disease or Of pain ,i by
anu Weak,
However good any internal remedy NAV be, HI;
external apphcaus', will prove powerful au,,li,r = an
moving the dre1se and facilitating the cure u, - !" Re,
losal lnanunatory aud Chronic Rheumatism and m ss Of
here seated pain weakness exists al ca
\ gentleman ira, cling in the North of Europ. 49,, =
estne, IN 1889. heard much said the ai,., ~ RAJ,
praise Of JEW DASilpS OR HEBREW PIAs.rtfn ee IN
Of the tas he consdere miraculous had and
that he induced 10 try his person ior i
and affection, the al OF winch had been IN.
his loIr1ey but which he'd resisted the the oe
uelcc Of thl Balm, and delicious climate lie soon M
the saoHnes Of ms sin disappeared his pain wa, n5 nun
and his health be permanently einsiated s,n
he has been recommending it to his friends and al
tances, for all fixed pains whatever such as rben-
gou headache, tooth ache, pain in the side hp hal
limbs, scroulous humors knots wens white swelnr "a
tumor stiff joints, ague cakes ague the bat wsl 'm
and pam in the stomach, weak limbs, lameness aiec
the spine female weaknesses, SC No fe e subject @
weaknesses the back side should be yyhou i pam
MARRIED LADIES,
in delicate situations find great relief from constanv
ing this plaster. The application Of this plaster BET
shoulders, has been found a certain remedy colds
phthsc and lung affections in their primary stages
troys Inflammation by producing copious perspir.on
physician should be without it. ~
For particulars bills that accompany each boz. and
recons Each box contains sufficient spread 81. n, -
plasters Price 30 cents per box. e"
Tie above are for sale by DiNKLE RUMBOuCu
Ort 70 w
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stage Line for the West.

HVHE LINE OF STAGES ria the Natural
L Bridge. Dibrels Springs to the White Sulphur
Springs and Lewlshurg. has commenced again running
regularly. Leaving Lynchburg every "Wednesday
Friday and Sunday mornings, and connecting at Lewis
burg with the main mail line TO Guyandotte.
FOE THE SOUTH.
THE NAIL LINE for the South ria Danvillc To
Greensboough \. c., connecting the regular mail Inc
ior the South leaving Lynehburg every Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday mornings, at 2 O'Clock A. Nj.
q. NJ. BRUCE.
April - wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

ENHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
l. zens OF Lynchburg and It's vicinity that he has on
hand, and will make order, at the shortest notice, all
kinds Of Silver Spoons Soup and other Ladies, Sugar
longs &c. Likewise plain Iewelry, such Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, Finger Rings, and various other articles
too numerous mention. He would more particularly
solicit share oipubc patronage as his is the principal
manufacturing shop OF the kind IN lynchburg lie as
surcs the people they shall be served much their
satisfaction as any where in this State elsewhere
The highest cash price given for old Silver taken in
exchange His shop be found by looking for the first
door the left hand. turning out Of Main street, going
to the Washington Hotel.
HENRY SiLVERTIIORN
Nov II wSW
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UNION AG.AEDEiss

THVIE 9TH session of this Institution will commence
L on the 18th of January next. 1t is situated near
the Stage road leading from Lynchbnrg to Richmond in
the neghborhood Of Old Concord in Campbell Co, Va.
In point Of health, morality and intelligence, this neigh
borhood may well be ranked among the first in the upper
country. Henry F. Bocoek A. b. whose abors are
highly approved, has been reelected Principal of this
Academy or the next year Terms oftultlon foows,
TO wit:
Preliminary course S. per session Of ) mo.
Higher branches If English ~ per do
Languages < Mathematics Is per do
Students will be charged the above rates from the
time oenrance Till the close of the session, except in
cases Of pr5tracted sickness Board including washing
lodging fuel and lights, is generally S per month in
respectable families convenient to the Academy.
REUBEN d. PALMER, Pres't
Dec % w3w
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THOMAS j. OTEY,
ron. YJSSsO.V. NE RCA.f.I'T,

nFTIfRSS his sincere thankst0 those who have
ID hcr-taiore ~ lberaly paironzed him. lie trusts
by c1nslan ard increased energy. 10 mer continuance
OF their avors. well TO gain the confidence and sup
plrt nf many Others who have not heretofore committed
thei, PRODi CT. Ia his
In view Vi the present low price Of Tobacco and the
prospect Of continuance through the approaching spring
and SUMNER la ha, concluded ~ lower his rates ioT the
sale Of that article lie will. hereafter. charge only
FIFTY CENTS per hid, for selling, collecting aud
paying the proceecd- 10 the plsntcra charge mode
rate f.hen hrs know ego Of the staple and the buyers
eonsidered) ought certainly to induce every one to
give him q TRIAL. al least.
Soliciting the patronage Of tho TOBACCO Plan
TIERS. and all Others who have Produce 10 dispose Of
in this market he begs leave to refer TO the following
gentlemen, who have kindly offered him their and
LENCIfBURG.
Rer John Enrly, John VI Um1rick,
3ibra Ne Daniel James l.. Clayior,
.sicloh s. Bell. fcCorkk g. Nc DANIEL,
Hacock &. adams, .lugusiuno fett,cich,
5. H. Daris, John VI. Oey.
FR.i.Nk'LLN
Booth & Evgersn. Booth g. Darts,
HENRY
Genera, billiard, John Tyler Hai,,ton.
PITTSYLHavZl
JESSE c. Carter, Capt Samuel Berger,
Uhitma p 1tmstoH. HIM l.. Pa,,niH, esq
HALIFAX.
Elisha Bnrtslate, jr., Col. Paul Taylor,
james y ta'ley' ,,n nh,i, = hr"e'
Hon HIM l.. Goegin, Robert Campbell, esq,
Pleasant Preston. Campbell & B,n1ceu,
Bell & Lo,rry.
D.LNJILLE
Robert " Uilinms esq. George ". johnson, esq
OFFICE a, Nichols s. Bells Storo
Dec 20 ts
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Awfri C,L,MiTy.--A private Letter received ycs,er-
day details accident AT the of jacobson Lousan-
., which appals ones very soul. II is one of the
curious as we'll as the most hcarrendng we hcvc ever
heard Of dray loaded with several kegs Of powder
was being discharged, whcn by the carccssness (some
say drunkoncss of the drayman OF them was suffer
ed TO fall scissor grinder near busy in his ave
cation, aud his rapid wheel emitting shower Of sparks
lhcs" tell upon the spilled powder, blew up the man
scissor grndcr horse and drv. and killed four negroes
belonging TO Nr. Seth Parker. The shock was fell all
over the town. and many windows were brokon On,
leg Of the drayman and his hat were found several hun
dred yards of The mangl,d rcmainsof the scissor grind
or were collected and deccnly buried His wheel it APP
pears had been sent about sNy yeards and lodged on
the balcony of neghbouring house When will people
learn to be careful with powder, Crescent
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Dec l6

XlkGiNIA rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the
~ OF Nelson, IN the month OF November, lS4l
William X, W God, Plaintiff,
against
James Thompson, Susan Thompson Lefty Thompson, 10.
cph Mays and Elizabeth his wife, Powhatan Woody and
Lucy his VILE John Painter and Harriet, his wife, Sarah
Painter Charles Painter Anderson Painter johnson Painter,
Elias Painter, Spotswood Painter John w. Dempsey vii
linn s. Dempsey, Andrew S. Dempsey, Jane Dempsey, Elia
abeth l. Dempsey, Mary B. Dempsey, Margaret Demp',
and Robert Rves, Defendants
IL CHANcERY
The defendants Powhatsn Woody and Lucy his ~if.
John Painter and Harriet his wife, Sarah Painter Charles
Painter Anderson Painter, johnson Painter, Elias Painter
Spotsw God Paine John w, Dempsey, William s. lomp-
sey, Andrew S. Dempsey, Jane Dempsey, Elizabeth +
Dempsey, Mary b. Dempsey and Margaret u Nfey not
having entered their appearance and given secu eH qdns
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court oAe aP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they not
OF this tomnonw cah On the motion of the Plaintiff, by
counsel ordered that the said defendants do appear here
Rules to be held the said Clerks Office, the first
Monday in February next, and the bill OF the PLAIN
f and that copy of this order be forhw it'll inserted the
lynehbur Nr-man newspaper published in the town OF
Lyncbn for months successfully and another copy
thereof posted at the front door OF the Courthouse 81 this
~ ON some Court day. Copy,-Teste,
RIO. {. CUTLER, c. c.
WIN
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! Zee 2?

L holden in the Jerks Office OF the county Of
"A Pack the courthouse thereof the 9th day Of De-
ccmbcr, 1911
Elizabeth Abingdon, executrx Of John Abingdon decd.
plaiatih,
against
William w. Abingdon, Nancy +. Abins don, Mary Abns
ngdon infant heirs OF John abingdon, decd, Defendants.
liz CHANcERY.
The defendant William 'y Abingdon, not having entered
his appearance aud given security, according the of As,
semb and the rules Of this CONT and it appearing
factory evidence lat h nhabtant of this Common
wealth. motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered THAI
ie said defendant do appear here the first Monday Feb
ruary answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy IS
this order be forthwith published in the Lynchs.as ftyian.
Tor two months sueccssYely and that another copy be Ia
at the from, door of the court house of this county.
Copy-1ese,
SAML. G. STAPLES, d. c.
Dec. l6 w2m
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STOP THE RUNAWAY!

ID ANAWA l from the subscriber. on the 18th Octo
Il = Der, lsil, residing in PI,tsylvania county, on
negro named ROSETTA. Said negro
womans age is not exactly known, but supposed be
between twenty and twenty five years old of ordinary
height, black has thick lips and tooth before
the upper side She stands very erect and quick
To speak when spoken 10. Said negro woman pur
chased OF John A. Adams who short time previously
bought her of gentleman in Richmond by the name of
Matthews. who bought her OF man BY the name of
Goddin or Goodwin who also resides in Richmond who
sold her for friend of his who resides III Hanover.
will give reasonable reward for the apprehension and
delivery of said slave. or secured in any Jail so that
get her again. Address Addison W. Ward Leesvillc
Campbell county, Virginia. A. W WARD.
o. The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer are re
quesed publish the above notice one month"; and for
ward their accounts TO this Office for collection.
Der
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rENRARANCE AONss.

TuSn-".7me
Come, brothers lets prepare
Thi. kast,ve hour 10 share
Without allo.i
Conc le, our songs arise
Lille ieccnse 10 the ss,s.
For, henccforth, ~. d,spise
The drunkard's JOY
Is, JOY and rnir,h stouna,
And spread the tding, around
Thai srv free
lie, es'r, echeteli
Wv, b,oke ths tsIant. spen
AM sus Ais sersicc i'n
For Liberty
We .-os II rsvcl,
The slave II misery,
Disesse and death
whv will We perseserc
ne Dlunlatds dark career
Nv ray u hope can cheer
Tohis last breath.
Tim quit the poisoned bowl
That drug and damr' the soul"
With mi>'ry rife,
And CONE and take ,hr 'p,edst,"-
It TN h,Fh Pfesag'
CT harry, heaot'd age,
Aud cndesS lie
Come rrste the happy choice,
And s,ns With heart aud voice
Our f,mP'rsnee song
so shsn your live b. hlesi,
And, IA YOU sink to rest,
"Cold t-Itcr IS the htst'
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'. W EEkS. NJ. u.
W. SliAnnOCk, NJ ID.
G. r, GREEN, NJ ID,
April %

XiRGiNlA-A Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and hancerv for the
town OF Lynchburg, the St day OF November, lsil:
Fleming James and Edwin James surviving partners of
themselves and Jane. s James late merca lts and partners
trading under the style and firm Of +. * j. James \ Co.
and Hugh Fry and Johua Fry merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm of H. w. s j. j Fry,
Plaintiffs,
against
Harrison NJ Gibbs Mary Ann his wife in their own
night and as administrator and administrative Joseph NAYS
DECD, Hugh Campbell executor Of William KYLE DECD and
others, defendants
The Defendant Hugh Campbell executor Of William
Kyle decd not having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the Act Of Assembly the Rules of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
Is not an inhahiant OF this country 1t IS ordered that tn.
SAID defendant do appear here the first Monday in April
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the town of yncbrg for months sccessively and
ted at the front door Of the house. in the said ,o
copy,-Testc
u, ROBES, Ok.
-. - WIN
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RIBB O.vS, HITS. YO.v.vE rs ana
(.41s<,

DIAM, colorcd and black Tai and Satin Ribbons,
] from To 10
Splendid Chenc 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 Bonnuts, new styles and very fine
Hoods and Fancy Bonnc,s. cheap
Fur, Cloth, Hair, and Celett Caps
These Goods will be sold very low regardless Of cost
and bought expressly to be sold by
HUNT x WARD.
Nov :.