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TRACY OF ND.


lv;,g seven miles vest of Liberty, Beilord t1urt
oise on each side of the Iyuchburg and Salem Turn
nike road and containing 30 acres. There IS on the
ir,ct 4 new saw and Gust MILL IN first rate fepaf-
There is great quantity Pune timber on The tract and
a prea deal belonging 10 the neehboIs near the null
sh,nld the purchaser inclined 10 keep Public House
thc Is ON IT one u the best Wagon stands IN the state
where he VII haze market fJr all he can make at his
door The Dwelling House Is la:gc two story bu.I
dino and two good lee Houses one Al the wagon stand
spoken d. and one my own house. that cannot be sur
passed IN any c,aa'ry 5r keeping ice aud all necessary
OUt HOUSES. -,
There are about fly acres Of BOTTOM LAND,
the greater nart Of which excellent. There Is about
300 acres ii WOOD LAND lho Of which Is fist rate
Tobacco Iand-'lhr Improvements arenew and colni'r
taae--the water cannot e surpassed Ia the State.
further description deemed unnecessary. As PefsJn5
wishing to purchase viii view the premises before buy
ing Il may be woud red at my Waiting II srn snc'
valuable property. The Physicians advise me that a
Southern climate would be the Of restoring my
wiie's health aud have determined 10 sell. Persons
wishing to purchase would do well 10 call SON. As
have ~ doubt owing lis location and advantages. It
will be a ready sale. lANDb *. JONES.
n 81 omitted 10 mention that there Is also a new
TAN YARD just readyio - into operation. on the
land. l. III.
Jan. 10 WITS
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REnEoRD FEMALE ACADEMY,
glHpRTS. VA

AIRS. MARIA IiENRlQl rs, Principal Of this
We Institution respectfully informs the public. that
the second Of the present scholastic Year will be
I'm February lsl and end August LIST. The course Of
nqraeiiun embraces every 'a6eh Of useful and Jnanon
al English and French education.
TERNlS-Boa1hng II per month. Tuition in tie
different classes rate Of SO $l5, $40 per session
Of : mouths Music, instrumental aud vocal, So. Tor ;
months FAtra charges made for no branch Of nsrGc-
SION but Music aaa Ancient Languages.
REFERENC ES.-Rey \. Sale DIR. Phillips,
John + SAL. E,1 Col \. ORGY, Wm. Bnrwell. Esq,
Ma Wm Cook. Wm Terry. Esq, Joseph Wilson,
Esq Roben CampbeIl. l.sq.. Jubal Jordan. Esq.
Reeves scnaas. Esq, sam. Norman, Esq, DIR. Il.
cmcnt, etc. etc, etc.
Feb. Win
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Is CHaScrRY.

This day this on further to he heard. up,n
the papers formerly read the report Of The Commission
by former decree Of this court made in this cause
10 divide the lands, whereof Elisha Hail died seized A.
mpng hs hers al law, add the report oi the Commits
soner appointed by the Decree To sell the slaves
IN he bill a1d proceedings mentioned which report the
Court approves and confirms, and was argued y conn
selupon consideration whereof. the court doth order
that the defendant William w Reese administrator Of
Elisha Hail. deceased, do reader account of his adj
ADMINISTRATION OF the Of said Elisha Hall deceased
tc.ure Of the Commissioners Of this court who is
directed examine, and settle the said account s
well account o the Announcements made by the said
Elisha l!al, deceased in his lifetime to the several
plrtcS 10 this SUIT entitled to distribution in said de.
eed"nl estate, and make report court with anv ma
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
"aich may be required by The parties to be SO stated
AMI the sad Commissioner Is authorized T., examine the
parties III soenninf on OATH upon Undergraduates touch
ny the sd5.ect matter of said accounts
A c0py-iestp.
no. {. MITCHELL, enc.
CoMMlssIoSLR's OFFICE,
Liberty, Jan. 4, lS43.
The parties in the above cause. will take uatice th,t
snail al my oiI'c in this town. at The hour of 10 o.
clock IN the morning Of Wednesday, the 10Th day Of
February next, commence the accounts directed By the
foregoing decree, at which time and place. they will al
tend WI" their accounts, Vouchers Witnesses and copies
oil court papers, tUr examination aud settlement
JNO. \ WHARTON, Com.
jan II wIr,
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33octieIt.
THE MERRY HEART.

BY THE REv. SIR. MifaAS.
would not from the Mise require
The lumber Of their learned Lore,
Nor would from the rich desire
A single counter Of their store
rsrI have ease, and have health,
And have spirits. ligh, as a'ri
Apd-more than wisdom, more than wealth
A merry heart, that laughs a. care.
Like other mortals of IN, kind,
I've struggled Tor dame Fortunes tasor'
And sometimes have been h4lfinchned
To rate her for her ill-eeka,iour,
But life was shoTt--I thought 1t folly
To lese It's moments in despair;
10 .lipnd aside from melancholy,
With merry heart, that laughed al care
And once. It's true, two witching eyes,
SURPRISED me ia a buckles season,
Turn'd all my mirth TO lovely .iEhs,
And quite subdued my better reason,
Y., fw as but love could make me grove,
And love, YOU know, : reason fair,
And much improved a. believe,
Tbs merry heart, that lsughd at care.
So now from idle wishes clear
make the good may not fndi
Adown the stream gently steer,
And shin my sail with every wind
And half by nature, half by reason,
Can still with plant heart prepare,
The mind, attunod TO every season,
The merry heart, that laughs at care
ysi,wrap me in your sseetes, dream,
Ys social feelings Of the mind,
GIVE, sometimes give, your sunny CLEAN,
And let the rest good humor find
Yes, Lot me hail and y come give
To every JOY m, lot may share,
And pleased and pleasing let me live
With merry heart, that laughs at care,
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Plaintiff

e2nt i'e IN al t1sn FRIDAY the 2s.h day Of oeab
ISL sitting a Couit of Chsneery '
Robert R4ses, adar. of Je~se Car. son, decd
against
William " waller and Samuel NJ Garland, adm;,,.
tors OF David : Garland decd Jane H. Garland ubl,s :,
tie said DAVID >. Garland and the William M w
lsr \ sally, III, vile, late sally Garland a.staYus A r.
and Ann s. his vile late Ann :. Garland, john f. G.
and Jane NJ, hi- WIFE late Jane Il Garland William ~
Garland, Edward \. Cabell and Mary H., lbs vic lat
AItry H. Garland Samuel NJ Garland psril II ate
Caroline Garland l.anden Z. Garland and Louisa r h.
wiie and Ali,e {. Cabc George tabell, David G.
Cabs and Lewis y Cabell, the ionr last infant cdrs
and he, Of Eliza Y Cabcil, decd, late Eliza v tarlanG
Samuel Garland, Archibald Robertson : Co aud John l.
Hams. Defendants
On Tie motion of Samuel Marx executor Of joseph M,,,
ID, by counsel, WHO filed his petition and exhibit a
rule awarded To hun against the P!aa'if and gainst all
the defendants retuIllabe here the sh day Of the neIt
tdrn TO show cause II any they can, against the plaintiff
Why The plaintiff shall not amend his bin and make the ,i
Mar executor aforesaid, parry defendant this suit
ard against the defendants why the said Marx shall No,
be made party defendant therefor Whcrcupon the cana,
be heard by the consent Of parties the yspsr
formerly read ami the report Of cammi,sioscr 1insc, 10
in pursuance the order of the 18th of july 1854 and We.
argued BY consc consideration whereof by like con-
sent the court at this time Dot passing upon any Of the priu
cples Of the case but permitting the remain with the
sand report open for i'e consideration and exceptions bv
party doth adalgc, order aud Decree that the den
dans, William NJ. Waller and Samuel VI. Garland be and
they ale heie5y appointed ecci' IN the with full
and authority to rent out the best can
aud to collect the rents and hold the subject to the i
tlrc order Of the court tie Real estate Ia che Report Of
missioner Ilslcy mtHanedas hcing and and late
ly in the possession OF david $. Garland giving To III.
rentors possession for the purpose If seeding small pr,in
forthwith and full possession the first day Of January n.,t
the tenants 10 continue unn the first DAY OF January 1874
bat the gh of seeding crop small grain upon
the lands at the usual tirl il the year by like
consent Of the parties, the court doth also addge order
drrre" that the same " iam ii Waller and Samuel NJ
Garlm = who hereby appointed commissioners for that
npo. do after ertlsas the time aal place of sale for
thirty day, in the l. ync burg V II a H." and
on or al er the isi LAY ojanpary nest to sell at Amh.
e"p li"u>e 10 the h%hest biler credit OF twelve
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.v'OEfs's.

NsR. WILLIAM b Nii,th VIII please take notice
- 4 that, acting trustee for the infant children
OF Charles W. MrClannahan, We will. on frday
and Saturday the 18th aad l~th days Of Fob
rpary 1913, at the house Of Peek s Acou the
b Lick, in the county Of Roanoke, proceed 10 take the
deposition OF Gen Edward Waits and ocrs. 10 be read
cyden"e in suit now depending in tie superior
Count Of Law and Chanrcry for I'll, county Of Roanoke.
IN Which Charles w. MsClannahan is p-latH and yta
oHd olhli8 are toieadaals.
JOHN r. RICHARDSON.
THOMAS IO5ii.
Big LEX, II Jn. WIN
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las 10
" .b'p'fa'sI.

rNIIF. partncrshipoi Peasants & Shrsdcr at Waugh's
d Ferry. IN Bedford County, Va, having expired by
Limitation and mutual consent, some time preslous) all
persons indebted To the concern requested
forward and settle their without further delay
II Ia tho earnest desire o the to wind up aud
close the business early AS possible
GEORGE i. PEASANTS
GEORGE l.. SiIRADER
Wangh's Ferry, Jan . I'm
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lhor o, CtrrfE-A correspondent of the Maine
Farmer SAYS: Lice on cattle at Tins season of The vear
are on HE butt END Of the hots. Destroy Them now
and you viii not have il 10 do III the winter or spring
Strong tobacco iuee or alcohol will destroy thcm. -"
Spntt' q 1tapepiae rubbed on al the roofs of the
nofhs' WI" ais destroy lhem-and if aspoonul Of 1t
be pat hc cup formed Just back of the horns twice ar
thrice between tins aud the spring, il viii prevent tho
occurrence Of hollow horn.
sir'ns brine made Of salt aad water will destroy
nee and 1t may he said to be the socst app alton that
can be made. lea am I,,r,.r
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the CLERKS Oliee ofh
Circuit superior Court oi Lax ah Chaacery Tor the
Gpunty %! Amlers Monday tie jth day Of December
1872:
john Whitehead, Plaintiff,
against
John ,enan and Sarah his VIE Robert l.. Coleman,
If. and James =. Coleman, Defendants.
IL CHtNcERY.
Tha Defendant Robert L. Coleman r not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 the at OF
Assembly ami the rules o tbs Court aud it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that lie inhabitdnt OF tins
country; il i ordered that the sid Defendant do appear
- the r a1 Of Narch term next aud answer the Oi
oil the PLAINTIFF and that ar1py Of this order be forthwith IN
serted in .pape Published the town al Lynch
burg ip two months successfully, and posted at the lron
door OF tic Courthouse OF this County.
a Cop--Teste,
ROBERT TINSI.EY, elk.
Dec.22 WIN
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SiGNs Of rHr ItNss.-lt is said with n,ncb truth
that when mans fortune has become SO embarrassed
That he obliged 10 give up htoadcloh for hom,spun,
poundeahe Tor brown bread. kid for cau and calsL in
i'F 60" hde-lhere Is hope ola man. and tina. his credit
oe' yet to leaecaruted good bn when he is driven
50 far and 50 low IN hard lines as TO savhe m,et 80
conomlse by stopping his newspaper the mans frunc
ulust be really desperate
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Jan. 10
& Es's's4'E r..

VIZ otochaoiders in the Lyn,hburg and Bni}al5s
lhai uHeSS they come forward and pay ~ the RAM.
tons due on their several shares Of stick in said Cmn,
ny, On or 9cIore the i,h day Of February next tba,
'atr sad shares 'cN be sold according to law.
BY order Of of the Board
IL. WILLIAMS. Pr,st
r Of theL x b. 5 L. Co.
Ian. n
= ih' 't9z'ostar r7rer- ". r'~esc cry.
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AltthNli:-N Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF Il q
Circuit Superior Cont Of Law and Chaneery Tor tia
Town OF Iynchburg the 5,h day OF December iei2
Richard Perkins r. and William Roberts, iiaihtih
d.diftSt
Dasid II. Lyman admr 81 Christopher Roberts dctd The
DaN ID r. and Elizabeth II, his wifi, George
+. Kaber, Harrison NJ Glbb- and Mary Ann lis wiz, A.
l. bigger, and Matilda l. ms wile, the same \. F.
Bigger, trustee on behalf 81 his wife and children, Upton
II. jennings and Mildred Arm N his wife Mary f. H. Big
gers, Ada r. g. Biggers, Fila G. O. Bgsers Aiadnt T. II
Birgcrs Abram r. Bggrrs IT. and Bggcis, the last SIX
infants ndef q year, Of age Christopher l. Roberts George
l. Roberts and John Gibbs Defendants,
The Defendant George Roberts, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act OF Ac
seubly and the rules OF this Court, and appearing By sat
i4rory evidence that he j. inhaiant et this eonn-
try; Il is ordered that the said Defendant do apea here
the first Monday in March Chat being rule dav)
and the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted printed IL the
town Of lynehhprg, t two months successfully, and pos,
ted the front doc, oil the conrthousc in tic SAID town
\ Cop4-fesse,
u. ROBES, Cik.
Dee. % VIM
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fsr. sas...se2 *. <5,:ss,s,c,..

Nv iNu located at Pedlar Mills in Amherst coun-
ty, oilers lis Professional services to the citizens
OF me surrounding county. From more than Ten
YEARS EXPERIENCE. in the pia:ticc,a and by strict
AT t'ah II the duties. of his prot is.3n he hopes TO
me- !. ojtgin po'sonoge
It.... D IN
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sa..EssDEss Esls,gs OE TR.ar.

ff WRIT T. al Il decd Of trust executed 10 me by
- fhoma5 f.. Waugh, bearing date the 10Th day Of
January l1l2 and ufrecarI ia the Clerks Oice oi the
County tonft Of Amherst, for purposes IN r'Id deed
mentioned, will nifrr At public auction, for cash. IN the
town oil Nllunton. on lnday. the 9Th OF February
next, ONE NEGRO BOY, named Addison aud on
WEDNESDAY, ths ssh day of March next at Amherst
Cuun llolse all the interest OF said Thomas r.. Waugh
III tbs LANDS belonging to the heirs Of James Waugh,
and lying and beng the counties of Amherst and
Bedford. Also the balance of the Negroes embraced IN
said deed, 10 Vii: NliWln Nelson, Georle aud Svy.
ihe title believed anquesonable but will convey
only such title ycssd IN by the deed aforesaid.
J.CRAWFORD, Trustee
Jan. 70 ISM
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4 \ Bedford County Court. D,,r.n5er %. 1872
Il Tnonas ilippeasta aai la5t,a his WIFE William
Barnett and Catnarne his Hii Elisha Hail. it, James
n Sh45n aud Mary his wife, Nathaniel slosan and sa
fah his wife, Pits
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ROBERT .?gDSEzs.S,S
L.
I'LL lis
e. s..-J

EsAS TAKEN the L ~ o - II o 7 + l.,
4 On Nam street, recently occupied b. Nh Henry
l.. Davies.
Feelings of gratitude prompt him to tender II his
finds ana patrons who hlFo generously supported
him heretofore, his warnest Thanks, and IN tltllF :hs
establishment pss-illl sIlci;. eoa;inLtn.c OF their
support in tbs way.
The location is pleasant the raoms are very comlarta
bic with good stable, aud sprlaG OF excellent waller,
within fey yards Of the door, enabling HIM 10 make all
whI may favor him with their patronage. conurtable
In fine, he would say 70 the Farmers aud Planters of the
country, to the Travelling Public to all. call at tho L
mon aal yoa shall b. cJn!JftaJleJe llde 10 feel al
II O NJ f..
jan . uGn
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WOW

A L Circuit superior Court of Law and CAancery
"a begun and held for the county Of Amherst al the
Court louise. Friday, the 18th day Of March, Is IL
John A. Tate and John liando merchants and part
nrrs trading under he style and firm Of John A. Tate
Y Co, Graham aud AcGnifn, b. +. Graham aud W.
D. Vines, faintllls,
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NAE wish To purchase five hundred barrels corn
w for which VIII p,y III. highest market price
B. L. IlNSLEi &CO
.lsr IL
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John Russell Norvcll aud Mary w. his wife, BraAton
Notve and Mildred \. his vic, James W. rhitis,
Frances Philips and Gror2e Philips the last t"o in
lants under the ace of twenty years. and Nancy
Pslls IN her own right trustee lur heiot and chill
drcu, Defendants.
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tt .S'DT{tE.
&T1:si3 FOR sale two desrabls
sfs-k.ks.5 BRICK HOUSES n LOTS,

One ON Federal Hill and occupied by Mr. John l. Da-
s The other at the upper end Of Main Street and
pied by Or james + Royal. Terms accommodating
aud made known application .......-
SAM. POINDEXTER. Jr.
l.,
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TV1lf subscriber, being agent for tho sale Of those
4 celebrated pough- made by hngge.. Nour.e \
Mason, of Worceser Massachusetts, oilers the ollow
ing descriptions, At factory Prices
One hore. hill side plougbs at s., 90
Two do do do do at 1870
F.Nlra two horse hui AIDE do al II 80
one horse common Plough vi 80
Two 10 do do al $50
Three do do do II %
plougls Of common castings al much les, prices-Cul
tyatgrs and Com shelters
Points ~ sui the varou. Pou4hs AWAY. oil hand.
JAMES A. STIGLsR.
Suv q l.
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On motion az The ,,,;n'in b ,.,pusl the r ,r ,l
amin, Robert JInsloy gp,rJ3n 70 The Intan; decn.
dants. Frances pmlIps and lrarso Palms Ia defend
them in Tins cause. and hereopon The sud infants by tsr
puardianassonedasa aforesaid. filed then answers, and sub
pocnas awarded herein on the 81 day Of Juap lSlale
Inn ,a, If J,nrqry Is l and ,I IA l,ynfiJr lsti
belng returned rxsrn,eJ nonn alary Il Nirr'l, -,
Rr,l,an Nory,l anJ Nl3ra.l ls ~ a, I'M ~ Az"
pbIllns in her o,vn ri In anil as ,rns,,e f Gn Iga
liiII I'D ,,, III r IA, $50 W. ",'' anu
on"S ''ct"ls'" as wen E'te o'e return DAYS oil the
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lhE NlrE-il mo-. not suilt 10 break husbands
hcsrl. the alscnccof content mutefngs Of spleen the
unudy dIc-s and chgcrlt.s home the i,rblddmy srow
aud de' Tted hearth these AID nameess neglerl- with
out crime among them, have hlrroned 10 ho hearts
core OF many man md planted there beyond the reach
Of cure, the germ Of dark despair On may wunan le
ute that sal sight arrives. dwell on the rceaecons If
her youth and, ehersag the dear idea ct that tunefl
ume, awake and keep aIise The promises .he then ~
Kindly gave and thou i. she be the injured not the in
Iutng onei the forgotten. not the rgellul VIII, happy
slnslon Ia thai haar Of peace and love- kudl, welcome
to comfortable home, snc Of love 10 h.a.h hostile
words HISS OF rearo 10 pardon al the past snd the
hardest heart s locked IL. within Tho breast If
man will GOTTEN 10 her charms. and bl her live. NJ she
had hoped, her year. IA malchess hiiS, loved loving
and content, the seuicc Of comfort and the spnI OF nov
thamt,rss Lend Jour
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RltNpONSIBlLIlY

The Washington correspondent OF the New iofs i
merIean says;
'.1hese are "tbe d,ys Of darkness or the power
now ew weeks remaining possession Of our lfend-
in Congress no coed he made, and while there
IS nothing exciting pref ,'e N the present, the I'm
mediate future MT ol} fails In snnair our hopes but
cannot even ltfe slth s.,h No Wing wants a
majority IN Tie mat Congf-.s The fourth Of March,
Which terminates The re.p1nslbllle. oi our friends, Viii
be welcomed The u, which Ceiesscs thfm fiam the
mosf painiu p'.lpon IN winch any parry WAS ever pis
oed
No VIII. n.ni. m'l,tly in The nc,i Congress :"
There IS wisdom utrat wisdom, IN hi. declaration
WHY should lie y las do.te magnify IL the nctt
Congress- Nh,l Mould il avail them, with lbs lle
Executive. " ho would find In, dcafe.t satisfaction IN
thNarlua all they attempted Ter the relief 81 the
tY} W bo would citcunyCut lhcT legislation and veto
their laws and lhcu through h- ousontd presses. clam
thai they had dluc ~ le II ASSIST the country IN
lis distress. Nh,th1's rnslonty ay,ird the Wings
IN the present Congress. but 10 saddle them with
sponsibhly which they could not disch,fgo-"h,h.
regularly circuH,seu,,d 10y the Executive. they had no
ability to meet ,hafgcl The honor aud applause Of
all thai good has been taken from hcn-thc rospon
sbiiy aud the odlum If whatever wrong, negative
" or Automatically. h1. been Sddded upon them oh
ers have llchrd tbrr h5nur. and loIi thrnn lieu. no
thing but accountability and responsibility l0r whatever
was prorg
Mhieths Admini,tr, 'ioncontinue. = hieh vllloucnd
through to rhnlo prlad OF the ucs Congress- de
sire la 're NJ W M m1rruV winch, without tile I'm
Client pu~cf of uslurtts vii ~ condemned bear
theifrsponsibldy Ne l"i Captain Tyler aud In.
allies. murh aud dsgrlceui, 4oa-d hut sill ~ coy
they have the real power az The responsibility
They have brought the /. States, by thcr yclons ~
pcrimouts and legislation to NUN and Disgrace Let
them IN tn nrNt .1 years, devise and be re.pons bic
for measures OF recovery,
We do hot culiiuc these views to Congress. We e1
tend them 10 the STATES Wouuud every whore throw
the rens into the h'nds ii Loco Foeo.'n, They h,ve
been the architects If nun let them now exhibit thcr
talents for repairing TIE mischief they have ecca-oned
and he responsible Tor IN, consequences.
II Ia evident lhs s.isaut, power r,-de with
tho Wing party nnIll III. feeders, Executive /. canarm
ed 10 then opulpns aud will operate in lheir mpa
sures OF rcei lh> csnno be accom- pI.hed for two
y'ss-snd uuti 1t. accom- li,hed, drprecate the
show without The substance o lower, the responsibility
without the control Richnpnd Uh,g
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u lRttNlA-A At rules held in IT,. Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Count Of Law and Chanceiy, for Bed
ford County, the u day Of January, 1915:
William Galley and James Sncld, Plaintiff,
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l t,'.tIt So, C.,4a r. law All Cl.l..,, 49,.
II uaueI AL he'd for the tn.sn of LYm:hbarr A. *
pur'-aoi'e IN al t,.yn, Friiay the - d,y of
1872. sitting a Court of Chsncefy, N'
Robert li4'ss, ldaar. of Je-se Giar.sun, decd
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From he .Ne,r iIo,h Morning Post

Nh CALnors AND THE SLAVERY QuEsTIos.-N e
give place the following communication, although II
does precisely express our own views, because VI
willing that the advocates OF every question should
be- heard. As soon make The time, We shall
give view OF the matter at length, and with the
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