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.V'OTECE.

To Ed'co'd bryant and Eliza y. HI, rife Ulam
b. .noorman and Mary L.. his ,cDe. Harriet H. Lee,
formerly Harriet ". Ellington. and all persons rho
may be Interested IN the premises
fuSAKE notice that | shall make application t. the
Il Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for
tho county Of Charlotte, at its next tom to DO held IN
tho Tuesday after the first Monday in June, 1913. for
leave to remove to their place of residence in the State
OF Georgia. the money and other personal property of
my wards, Sarah 5 Ellington and Simeon w. Filing
ton I" which they may be entitled under the will Of
their grandfather john Pe,tus. decd, or which may
be decrecd to them suit pending in said Circuit
Superior Court Of Law ChanceTy, ON the Chancery
sidc in which they plaintiffs. and Joseph Il. Rob
ers and Giles Harris eXors. Of John Petlus deceased
and others, are DEFENDANTS my eaid wards and myself
being non residents Of tho State ofVirginia.
DAVID Ii. KIRKLAND.
April 10 4w
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VIRGINIA. Al Court Of Quarterly Session held for Nell
son County, at the Court house, the eth day OF Feb
ruary, 1913:
William Mays, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Edmnnd., and Lavender London, executor of
Austin Wright, decd, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
On motion Of the Plaintiff, by COUNSEL who filed his bill
and appearing to the Court that the Defendant, Samuel
Fdmnnds. i. nhabitant Of this ill., and
without the jurisdiction Of this Court it is ordered, that the
Defendant Lavender London executor of Austin Wright
decd be restrained and inhibited from paying away
erwise disposng OF monies goods, effect, hich he
now has which may hereafter to his hands belong
ing to the Defendant Samuel Edmunds the amount Of two
hundred dollars subjectto tho Plaintiffs demand the f.
turc order and decree Of the Court concerning the
And is further ordered that the said Samuel Edmund, do
appear here before the fourth Monday in Nav next
and the Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of th. order
be forthwith inserted in "he Lynchhurg Nrgniann news.
paper published in the town of Lynchuurg for
succcssvely and another copy thereof posted at the front
door oil the court house of hi. county day
Acopy,-Testc,
y, sp GARLAND, Crk
March 70 WIN
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The Cybelf HOuSc.
MAIN srRE UT, u,y.ehswrs, Va.

vNiiS new and commodous building. recently erect
l. ell ON the corner Of Bank Squire, will b. ready
for cnant by the first Of April As regards oca
tor internal arrangements aud other requisites f,r a
Public House, it snot surpassed ifeqrcd by any other
tenement in town. II is built entirely Vi Stone fifty uur
feet 'front.' running back l2O feet four stories high; and,
including the brick tenement ad.inug and connected
with il, has twenty-our odsns rooms, two reception
and two dawlng oons ose designed for Ladies', be-
ing entirely separate and apart from those appropriated
the useof gentlemen. In addition TO these il has d.
",;G r..nm iai foot ny 22-har rnm. collars kitchens
To good tenant the terms will be liberal
On the first floor Of the house, there is Store Room
handsomely fitted up 80 feet by 30 which will also be
Tor the time. Two or thru other ,enelnent.
suited TO small families, will also or lease yoo
tenants. RICHARD X. CRALLE.
March WITS
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CmlCKElsING PIANOS.

9N1IE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency for
L the sale Of those truly splendid Instruments made
by Chickering & Mackeys, Of Boston.
Toshose acquainted with instruments from this Man-
uctory. say nothing, feeling copfden, they cannot,
fail To please.
To those unacquanted with them we say. ONLY
TRY THEM. and you will find them not inferior TO
the celebrated Broadwood Pianos Of London.
We do not sell them on tral--not because a
raid TO risk trial. but for the reason that MINORITY
Of persons Judges; and such is confidence in
the manufacturers that willing To stake rep
utation upon their tone and durability being warranted
to stand any climate.
1'h. above instruments hand, and for sale, at
the sign Of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square, Lynch
burg, Va, by ID. Il. LYMAN.
Aug.S wl2m--if AMI of
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VIRGINIA.:

L Rules holden in the clerks Office the circuit ,u-
"A pcrior OF law and chancery tn. Lynch.
burg, on the 9th day of March, 1913
Daniel f. Bailey Plaintiff,
against
Alexander s. Henry, and George F. Henry, Patrick
Henry Sail, W. Henry, Paulina j. Henry Marion F. 4.
llenr, John Robert Henry, William L. e. Henry Maria A.
Henry children Of said Alexander s. Henry, the last .l Of
whom infants by Robert Davis their guardian ad IL
tenn Joseph r. Bailey and Archer omack late merchans
and partners, trading under the firm Of Bailey Womack.
and William Bailey Defendants.
The Defendant William Bailey having entered his ap
pearance and security according to the Act Of Assem-
bly, md the Rules Of this court and appearing BY satsfa
tory evidence, that he nhabant of this
il ordered that the said Defendant do appear here the
fst day OF the next term and the bill OF the
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper printed in the town u Lynchbnrg fcrtwo
months successfully and posted the front door Of tho
courthouse in the said town.
Copy-Teste,
d. ROBES elk.
March 2 WIN
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Dow Jr. thu. holds forth ia one Of he sSrmons the

Dow Jr. thu. holds forth ia one Of he sSrmonsn the
subject n bustles
Ny Young iriends---beware Of sppsaranees. There
poison in the sparkling cup Of pleasufeevcn corrup
siun itself wears bright and glded surfacethe sharp
thorns generated by beautiful blossoms rpenis
II Evil about the long grass Of worldly enjoy
mentand all the golden fruit Of hope crumblcs 10 ashes
when touched by the finger of disspplintmeat. The
Rrls are somewhat deccving their appearances. Some
u them false Smiles false coofs. false hair false
bosssus false hips. aud false rssirospc projections
vugsrly called 'busies Young men who think IL com
rnlng the crime IL irimony should be care
fu and b, kea in by is,enng their affections up
any II the fair female tribe " lao made up Of fasi
ties, or like whppoowills when you strip the feathers
nh there 10 nothing left f,hsm Also. he not en,fapped
by the music o their Voices nor carried away with the
torent Of WORDS that many of Young ladies lack
father the power supprsng tan the faculty Of letting
lo~s Words arc like leaves of the trees where thsy
houish in abundance but very e fruit Of can be
ionnd bsnea,h them. nigh, perhaps better say. tina,
words are the true pictures Of ones thoughts; and she
who talks much, must talk some considerable nonsensc-
which shows that the well spring Of her mind is not
deep enough to drown foulish idea, afford room
for commonszcd though, To swim. Let Hymen anal
gamae you with such only whoss inslrcls are orns-
nented we'll thor persons youi conjupai Joys
will show bnghtei and brighter you advances on yonr
journey through lie and tho bonds III 1--we that bind Won
together will become stronger in the dark hours Of
diversity Bu, II you marry girl for the sake Of her
outward attractions alone If are made 10 fall in
love accoun Of the coach cushion that she carries
hind aud tho Big muf bcforo-you will 10 likely 10 find
your connubia motor embtteed by gall aud wood
when the honey mosn has wnncd, and-tho novelty Of
the thing is ever.
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STONEWALL MILLS.

Situated on James River, and lying in the cnn,ies Of
buckingham and Campbell. The TRACT OF LAND
con'a'ns about 100 acres. portion Of it very rch with
a good Merchant Mill Store House. and convenient Fa-
ny Residence, asd in every respect worthy the alen-
tion VI capitalists, who desire to their money val
liable real estate The ,Ile is believed To be entirely
good but selling as trustees, shall convey only such
title as the deed aforesaid vests in u.s.
Benz. p. WALKER r,us,os
JOHN DliLAKD, '''S''S'
Feb. 20 wt23N
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In CHANCERY.

Trules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe County Court
Of Patrick at the Courthouse thereof the 3rd dayo
April lSI3
Thomas McCabe and John w. tIeaden Plaintiff,
against
Jonathan Hale, Dennis Hale. Peter Hale. Samuel MIN
ming and Ezabe III his wife late Elizabeth Hale, jackson
Hale Isaac Griffith and Ruth his wife, late Ruth Hale and
Samuel Hale, Michael Hale and Rachel bale, infants u,
der the oftwenyone years distributes Of the estate Of
Lewis iae, deed and Thomas j. Penn, administrator oil
the said l.. Hale, decd Dcfcn dants.
In CHArcERY.
The defendants Jonathan Hale, Dennis Hale, Peter Haze
samuel Manning and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza BEN
Hale, Jackson Hale and Samuel Hale Michael " ale and
Rachel Hale and Thomas j. Penn, admir- aforesain
not having entered their appearance and security a
codng to the Ac, Of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court
and appearing BY satisfactory dence that they are NOT
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On motion Of the fiah
tits, BY COUNSEL ordered that the said Defendants DO ~.
pear here the first Monday in June next and M
plaintiffs bill at copy Of this order be forthwith Pb'hea
IN the Lynch urs Vgnian, for eight weeks suecsseE'
and posted at the front door the Courthouse Of this county"
OH some Court day.
Copy-Testc,
SAMUEL c. STABLES, n. G.
Aprili3 we~
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Ia Court Of Quarterly Sessions. continued and holden
IA for the county Of Patrick the Courthouse thereof
on the 18th day Of March, 1S43:
Joseph d. Evans and William Allison, late merchant. and
partners trading under the firm and style Joseph D. F.,
Il Co, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles G. Lee, Defendants.
IS CHANcERY
The defendant, not having entered his appearance and
given security, according the Act Of Assembly the
Rules of this Court and appearing by satisi.ctor, evil
dence that he is inha of this On
Of the Plaintiffs, by ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of juno
and the PLAINTIFF bill, that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in the Iynchhurg Virginan for eight
weeks successfully, and posted the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county, Court day.
Copy,-Tesc,
SAMUEL G. STAPLES, d. c
April wSw
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.IziiIeMcry and .HNmfM0m,0kiMy.
April 10

M RS. GAAlEWELL begs leave 10 inform. her
AV1 friends and customers, that she has moved her
residence 10 the first three story brick house, above Plan
tcrs' Warehouse. belonging to Rev. J. Eary.) near
the upper end of Main street, where she will all times
bc ready and pleased to them in every branch Of
her business. neat and fashionable style. Chlden's
Clothes made and trimmed in every variety Of style.
Bonncts bleached and trimmed in neat manner, and
her prices will be to suit the times.
April 10 SIN
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.H'OTlCE.

SHALL apply to the Judge of this circuit. for an
d injunction 10 restrain the from selling under
the foregoing notice. because Of defect in the title
portion Of the property including the Saw Mill, sold
deed was executed. When the title is cleared up will
be ready To pay the balance due
a. PLU NkFI"r.
March % t23My
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GREEN AND DWIID FRUITS.

GREEN AND DKll ID FRUITS.
Ok BOXES SWEET ORANGES,
So 90 do Lemons
trails soft shell Almonds,
do Filberts and Crearnnuts,
40boxes Bunch Raisins,
20 half boxes do do.
10 barrels Ground Peas,
do T.. Walnus,
bags Pccau Nuts,
100 drums Figs,
All Of which he will sell on the most accommodating
terms for cash. CIV. YANCEY.
April Is is
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i WILL give The highest cash prices inr green and
Il dry Hides delivered 1t the Market House.
Sole aud Upper Leather will be given in exchange.
il preferred. Hides will be tanned shares and deliver
al at the Market house when tanned. All work var
ran,ed. W. l.. FAIR.
Nov. )
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POLICE NOTICE.

A LII lo-. cellars. yards and priyes from and ftor
"A The lst day Of May, that are no, found upcn "a
be- 10 perfect order and cleanIy will 10 sub
jet fne Of one dollar for every twelve hours This
notice will bs used evidence in all where fine
Is inpsed. The ordnance will be rsgdly enforced
against all c6snders. JESSE +. BURTON.
Apfil oO wpw
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LARD LAMPS.

"E have just received an additional supply Of
W LARD LAMPS, which VIC invite the public To
call and examine. This Lamp is highly approved by
every person who has used it, both at the North and in
this place There is question but that it is the
economical light that is used-not excepting tallow-
and particularly well adapted for thu country, where
ii is not always convenient or practicable to procure oil
or taow II sa plcasan, white light and free from any
disapreeabe smell JOSEPH d. EVANS & Co.
April6 Is
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Tv CST S.ALE or STOVE WILL
MILLS.

10y virtue OF deed of trust, executed the sbscr-
- brrs, by Ambrose Plunket; which deed is Of re-
cord in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Buck
ingham, We shall, on Thursday, the 23rd of March
next offer fer sale, to the hges, bidder for cash. tina,
very valuable properly. known as.
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lhropy and never leave them to crack IN tie scorchng
sun u SIM De firm in frendship-houesi in your deal
ings-ardsnt in your attachments, consistent In your
lnoiives--uprieht In four eAarscers-snd modest in
tour bshav iour and although less nconsssn,.
you are cot such terrible monsters N you would be.
were yss lsh entirely II the charge Of the devil aud
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III follow sul,' the taller said when the dandy ran
of without paying for his clothes.
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Not word more Of rcproaclie, forget and forgive
lteveng" 10 but an instant grafcaonbut forgiveness.
Is 4 pleasure for life.
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L. wis M erritt, Jr.

lie w IS m erritt, Jr.
CARPENTER AND HOUSE JOINER,
'hFFERS his services to the citizens of Lynchourg
~ and its vicinity. in all its various branches. IIav-
ing heretofore received portion Of the public patronage
he hopes to merit continuance Of the same Those who
feel disposed topatronzc him. may assured that their
work shall be executed with neaness and dispatch He
will also keep LUMBER YARD, and receive
and selTIimber on commission and make liberal adj
vances on the same. frcqulred He may be found by
application. at the Western Hotel, his residence
near thereto
RErLRENcEs-Tho O. Aerce, Esq.
w. p. Bryant. Esq.
c. Moivcr, Esq.
Col. VIM. Is. Brown.
Jan 80 3m
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There Is this difference between the bale Of tho bn Il
room and the bell of tho school room--onc rings ths
boauA and bo other rings the boys
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Ephram assured Simon that mos, ladies' were largo
cotton merchants Upon being urged To explain, no
gave as the reason, that they dealt bustles pads and
boards.
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A Intelligent woman who is homely, 10 like the Or,
TO oil R'r. possessing all The beautiful parts of the
flower. although not It's beauty. An ignorant woman
who IL beautiful. IL like artificial flower, fl for an
ornament. bu, ofno farther use
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"Exchse tho length Of this article" as tho woman
said Of her tongue
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VIRGINIA, to witA rules held in the Clerks oli Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbancerv for
the County Of Nelson, in the month oil March, ls43
Elisha Peters, Plaintiff.
against
Wilecn Peters, Nathan Lofus and Ralph w Lofus ira
ders and partners, under the style of Lois Peters
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Ralph w. oftus not having entered hi,
and given security according the Act of As
seby and the Rules Of this Court and oppea ring BY sat
evidence that he not inhabitant OF this Tom
that the said Defendant do appear here at rules to be
hed IN the said Clerks Office the rst Monday IN June
answer the Plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of thi. order e
forthwith inserted in "the lynchburg virgninn news.
published in the town Of Lynchbug, for two month.
yesyl ~ H0ther copy thereof posted at the front
Acl Ifs.4, " '~
49, S~3X zA& WIN
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Mr.. Benjamin w. Walker:

MIR. Benjamin w. Walker:
VOU will take notice. that shall, on the Doth day
L Of May. lS43. at the Court house Of Rankin Coun-
~. in the town Of Brandon. State OF Mississippi take
the deposons Of Samuel NJ Pickett lhumasJ. Coffee.
Issac White, David Dixon, Andrew Givan, K. II. Lum-
bard, Mr. - Head and others; and on the 3ls day
Of the month and year, the Brokers' Office of S.
Brown in the town ofVlcksburg. Warren County. Mis-
sisspp, take the dcpustiuns Of Shepherd brown and
Major Milkee, all of which dispositions will be read
evidence in two suits at law in which you arc plaintiff
and UdelsQdent, the one presiding in the County
Csu1 Virginia ,AOf1hs other ia shs
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SWAN TAVERN.

SWAN TAVERN.
fuNliE. SUBSCRIBER having taken the largo and
Il commodous BRICK TAVERN, at the lower
end Of Main street, formerly occupied by Robert Nor
riss. ESQ., has opened House for the accommodation
of Travellers and the public generally, and would be
thankful for patronage. His prices will be in
dance with the pressure Of the mes-his table will be
furnished with the best tho market will afoI-and his
Stables with abundance Of provendcr with ArrEH
TIVE OsrLER.
lie isprepared to accommodate HORSE GROWERS,
having abundance Of stable room.
DANIEL A. TlBBS.
n. Bile also carries on
BLACK MITH'S SHOP,
with good smith, The shop is situated at the lower
end Of Main street, nearly opposite the Swan Tavern
lie will do all kinds of work in that line aud will take
country produce in pay for work, the market price
d. A. TIBBS.
April 10 I'm
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BLAIR ra.lllll.


.neie warm "arm words going on between r.
Daf OF e oioos, ana isaac Hill Of New Hampshire.
Inc oiooe, A. our readers Know from The extracis
nave puol'shed /. most inyeserae Halter u Iyiersm
MI Hii an the coufay sieets thai party, and for his
coun,enancs aud supprt ii the powers at Washington
has beet paid In round sum ia the way ofp,u Office
contracss
he night on the part Of the Globe 10 carried on in
that paper, whilst Mr. Hill has command over the co
nmns Vi the Madisonan. After many hard blows from
che GLOBE. MI Hill essayod reply, In the Aladsonan
which Occupied some halt dzen ii It's columns 10 this
the Globe replied IN daily doses in which the usual in
srucl,on ii the doctor when taken 70 be well shaken
was more than comped with. In this that the subject
MI H,, Was the thing shaken To these broken doses.
MI ii replies IN three columns Of the Madisonisn ol
last evening" IN which he abuses Mr. Blair in set iers
and tell sumo harsh truths Of him.
The cause o quarrel between them, far, appears To
be IN regard To the amount Of spols which each has
ccivcd from The government. According the showing
OF eac they both have received very large sums Of mo
ney,-smoun's greatly beyond their merits and deserts
and the worst Is. that Mr.. Hill is likely to receive
much more from the p.esen, ruling powers.
Th" public can have no interest in tho quarrels Of
these men. except az they may expose the corrupons
oeach oiher aud the mean. bch they used To ficece
the pubic Out Of hundreds of thousands Of dollars
SLUGGISH AND H,nMLrss BEsIEGIsG AMY
The siege of Campeachy uy the Mexicans. ia mtbaps
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NOTICE..

TuNfIE undersigned will hereafter carry the Carpen-
ers Business in all its various branches and respect
fully solicitsa patronage He will keep gen
era of Timber his fathers shop for the pre-
sent, and at his own as soon as he provide one.
GEORGE G. CURLE
Jan. l2 Il
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II likely Negro XYOu for safe.

II likely Negro boy for safe.
WILL. BE SOLD, to the highos, bidder, at Ped
w lar Mills on the 27t inst, that being public
day very likely Mulao Boy, supposed to be IL 3
years old credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with sufficient security
GEORGE T. PEASANTS,
.7do,'r. Of John 1dnkersiy. deed.
April 10 t27Ap
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PONI'EsO.v'E.yHE.y'T.

The above sale is postponed until Saturday the ISL
day OF May next. d. r. WALKER, },r.,
JOHN BILLIARD, ''''o'''
March % tl3N
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NikINia to wit: At rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancery for the
County OF Nelson. in the month al March, 1913:
Elisha sheperson Plaintiff.
against
William T. Hsrgrove, Leween T. Cash, Arabells Cash
Susan fiargrove, EdmundW Iill Elizabeth A. Ill., Robe
H. HarSro'e, Susan F. liaSro,e and Margaret .rgrovr
Defendants.
In CBArcERY.
The Defendant William + iiargrove, not having estered
ms appearance and given security according Act of
Assembly and the rules OF this court and i appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is oths Com
monweah on motion of the Pain, by counsel it is or
aeIed that the said Defendant do appear here rule. to
DC held IN the said Clerks Office, the first Monday June
next and answer the Plaintiffs bill that copy of hi,
order be forthwith inserted in "thc Lynchburg vrknian"
newspaper published in the town Of L,nchburg for
months successivey and another copy thereof posted
the front door of the Of this county on some
court day. py,-Teste
March % ,yD,,
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Tbs proposed as remedy for tho bard times. that
every decent young man shall marry good girl"