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COMMISSIONERS oFFCE.

Lynehburg, July 20. 1914.
- AMIEL GARLAND, William Morgan. Thomas
- Is. Wright, Denamin Johnson, Ext OF Timothy
Johnson, dee; David ). Garland. William Walton and
James Penn, late merchants aud partners trading under
the firm Of Garland, Walton and Penn; VIM. Sicpioe
David Saunders aud WIN. Dckorspn. who sue as well
tor theif own benefit as fof the bene Of such other Of
the creditors Of Christopher Clark entitled to dislrbu
lion Of hlsitu estate, will mite with them 10 this
Trial and share the expenses thereof Plaintiffs
against
Christopher Clark, James &. Norman, James Bal
lock aud Henry Clark. Delis
Where's, by an order made in the abovo cause, now
pending ~ the circuit superior court o law aud chance
~ for The town Of Lynehbnrg, the llh day of Feb
ruary, 1850, decreed. among other things that all
outstanding clams upon the trust fund OF Christopher
CLARK. should be reported 10 the Unknown. whether
HE claimants be parties 10 The said no and that
the means Of assembling such creditors, parties be-
lufe The commissioner IL by publication anewrpaper,
tor hnY days previous 10 taking Ia. accounts dec ted
by said order, the parties interested, parties said
suit, viii lnke notice, that shall Thursday the 22
August neSi at my Office in this town, have the said
accounts under considerations for adjustment aud settle
menii aud where they requested To produce
then respective caims, TINT The may be examined
aud reported to The A failure 10 produce their
respective claims the dny and at the place aforesaid
may exclude The creditors from participation in The
fund aforesaid. GEO, WIN. DABNEY, Csm'r.
Jaly % win
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NIRGfSIa.-M rules held In the clerk. Office Of tho
" cult Superior Of las an csneery, ior The Of
Lynshbnfg. on the LIST day Of Juiy, 1874:
Thomas Mckenzie, Plaintiff,
H aeansG 3
fsenb Caldwell ma Francis H.. caryes and William
l. frriig snhnnts md pzftners trading uoder c style
aud firm Of Ca, yer + fertg, Defendants,
fs CBaScERY
The itcfendsn jacob " AID well not having entered
his appearance and given security according Ia the Act ri
and M Rscs this Court and il appearing BY
try II is ordered tina, the said Deiendau appear here
the ra day OF the next and the bill Of the Plain
til and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
nespapr printed in the town OF Lynchbnrg for two
months successfully and posted the front door the
house in the said town. CoPyv-Tsste
July % s.n,-0f... I'D. WIN
NRGiNIA-.t rules held in the cle ks Office Of the cir
cult superior court 4 Law aud chancery Tor The town OF
isynehfnrg, ON the list day ofJuly, 1915
hoinas Fox, administrator OF James Fox deed, PlfH
=H against
Jacob V. Caldwell and Francis H. Carver and William
IL fsrtig merchants and partners trading under the firm
and style Of Carver and orig, II. Defendants.
In CuAScEaY.
The Defendant, Jacob " Cads ELL not having entered his
appearance and given security according the As
sembly and the Rules this Court appearing BY sat
Try II is ordered that the aid Defendant do appear here M
the first day OF the the bill Of the Plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
printed 10 tho town of hbug month,
ssrey and posted at the front door the house.
IN the said town. A Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, elk.
July ~ fi...| I-. D....G| WIN
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FINK 0AP6V1o AGV SxAUP.
pleasant cordial for coughs, ennipnaIs ef the lung.
leading consumption, colds. pain in the t.essi and
side, sr Ting blood, hpsrsoness slooping cough difficult
breathing 10 ,oung children, St.. DC.
CtUFiON-li hns become fer The proprietor
r Bartholomew naix his the wrapper u rneb
bottle without which an he fennine.
The above valuable Medicines are Tor sale ls
JOHN II. SEAY.
'' bynehhutg, Va.
Feb, " ~
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FOR S.xLE.
LAST NOTICE.

A LII persons hasiug claims agains, the estates of
IA Robert Coptpn, Thomas Pope and Jacob Ander-
son. hereby notified. that unless they are presented
10 properly authenticated for settlement as the law
directs. before the LIST day of October ncxt that
this notice will be plead in bar Of any claim that may be
presented atier thai date. F.. Y. WIMBlSiI, ex'r.,
Of Robert Clopton, and admir-. of Thomas Pope
.M. end Jacob Andersen.
August 10 WHO
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PLx.v'OS amsa .NUSFE.

1--WE subscriber has on hand aud is constantly re-
i ceivng, supplies Of those ...
superior Pianos Of Chickering's,
OF Boston lie considers il unnecessary say any thing
rs 10 thor tone. finish and durability there about
twenty Of those Instruments in this place, that have been
Ia constant use for the last four five years. And
he viii take the liberty VI referring purchasers those
persons who have tried them, feeling confident that the
most sceplical will be satisfied Of their being equal,
~ country. ..C
..o.n.l.a a l. s o
small supply Ut NEW MUSIC for the Piano, oil
The b. 81 composers, (Songs, &c., &c) Somn few new
Songs and Pieces for the Guitar. Piano aud Guitar N
srRucroRs-a few copies Of the most approved
authors. ID. r. LYMAN
Bank Square.
". u. Mr.. w. p. Greene. who is known as n good
Piano Tuner. (havng been manufacturer may be
found al the store OF the subscriber when not absent In
the country on business.
Jan Is w12m
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D1s~ ,i.lj.IepA.
rAYLcgrYct.


ffsiiE and@sl .nsd sh cont uues he business At the
4 ihsgala slaad sevFs Shave Jahn c. Aicem's Store
where he invites his friends and The pnbic % call
Ie8f.ssss WILLIAM CLAvEY.
Aug - ft't.ff" is
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NIRGIS1Af-At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Law and Chancerv for Bed
ford county, the 9Th day Of July, lsli
Joseph Whitten, aim Plaintiff,
against
WilliamJ Lnkin, James Anthony and James Lancaster,
Defendants,
In CHiNcERv.
The Defendant james Anthony not having entered his APP
peanne and given security according TO the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF this court and appearing by Satisfactory
evidence that he is inhabtant this
~ ordered that he do appear at the court house the first
day Of September term next and the bill OF plain
till and that this order be inserted newspaper pub
lsed 10 the town OF lynchbug, for two months successive
g and posted ut tine front door Of the courthouse OF this
county, on some courday Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
July % w2m
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~ ma s.. 81 PErJC01.AS, iau
or RICHMOND,
NIl.i.npon l3uatJins and Day School fa The Nd
w ueal.on oil Yoai.g Ladies. IA IyHohbag. oa tho

TNIl.i.npon l,uafjing and Day School fa The VI.
w ueaton oil Yoa,g Ladies, N IyHohtag. ea tho
first day nj urt,beI nest 49, ls5 81 - .l.z4..s
AZ many Ut The inhabitants II Ly nehbnfg hava soil
cited aud are auxons u have Female Seminary which
wdl prevent ihe nsssssi.y Ut sending ihnr Dspgh-
a u,hef Slales 10 finish their Edaealap, - 10 be
hrped thai not only the fown. bnl the Families ~ the
surrounding counlry viii literally parnaise the schoo
Every aiieuii will be paid, mol only 10 their rcli
gious moral conduct. and Improvement Of med. bu al
- to The manners. gaee ahd personal nsainess, which
IN The opgfeai snsley cultivate The understanding, Is
MOI nalreqsenlly bus. sight Of Care will be taken that
young Ladies whose parents or gnar1sns desire IT, Gao
attend the Church Of any denomipatinn they may wish
Teachers ae engaged who bear The highest iestmani
ais Of their being full, competent and experienced to
discharge The several duties required Of hem.
The school frthe present Is pcaiej ON Main street,
10 the house formerly occupied by Mr. Smith Tor a
School for several years. z5a 8 5sf#5st
Terms per Session Of five months always payable in
afHf advance: rn
AL
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LAW NOTICE.

Nil, undersigned hss nallesi ~, han in tho practice
81 VI his Profession, Ma. CsAases X. N AuoHrg r.
Bs tbs arrangement. they w BE- enabled lOgve prompt
sentin u tusintss. They win prsciisi ia all inc
courts here,sisre attended by the undersigned
9. GARLAND.
Aug s In
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June

VIRGINIA AT rules he'd the clerks oiee of the cir
cuii superior court oil and chancery for Franklin
ounty, the Sth day OF June, IA:
Nathaniel Webster, committee Of Doshia Webster,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

JAYNE's liMR ToNic,We are convinced that there j.,
nothing in this world like ynes Hair onc the poduc.
ton of Hair. We have known to fiji the bald head OF
several OF acquaintance with beautiful crop and hea r
OF others Who sport exuberant head of hair no,
but short time ago concealed their nacdnes beneath the
artificial assistance ef wig. Nowonder the wig makers
have declared against DIR. Jayne, aud disposed TO
drive him out OF the presence ocyilized socetySpir Of
Tie TIMES, February I'm, 1910.
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July I

VIRGINIA, to Wit: Al rules ht Id tile eli KS office Of
the crc"n superior court Of law and chancery. for the
county OF Pit The courthouse ther,o on Monday
the 81 day Of June, l3i 2
Abnrr Aprhony ,r Jaines C. Hunt aud John Ward, IT,
merchants and partners trading under the style and firm Of
Amer Anthony, jr, & Co Piu;atfs,
James w Boiling aud Sally his wife, and Samuel Berger
the last will and Hezrkh Barber,
decd. frrf Defendants.
liz CHANcERY.
The Doiem'anl James w Bong not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according act
bly, and the rules Of this aud appearing .atisc-
tory evidence that he Is inablnI Of this Stais it
ordered thai the said Defendant do appear here nj Nuies on
the hrsi Monday in September al answer the hill Of
The Piainis ihat Of this be forthwith publ.
ed in Lynchbprg for two m ,nIhs sne
ind hn another copy be posted the front door o! the
courthouse oiihs county;un the continued I'LL
the next rules for the Of the other Defendants.
WIN il. TiuNsrALL cla.
july WIN
VIRGlNIA At Rules held in the Clerks Once u .he
Circuit superior Court Of Law and chancery for the
Nathan Glenn, Plaintiff, W
Benjamin Norvelland Flora d. his wife, Sarah Roberts
execuris and Alexander Roberts Of Joseph Rob
erts, decd, Defendants,
In CHANcERy
The Defendants, Benjamin Noryell and Flora hi. q.
not having entered their appearance and - e..~it :;
corning 10 tue : .s.r.,y and the Rifles Of this Court,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are OF
inhabitants OF this Comnonw cath on motion of tbs
r'aa an ~ his counsel it is ordered, that the
sad do appear here or before the FIST day
september Term next and the PlsistGs hill, and
that GET! Of this order he fsrthwith inserted in the
iynconrs Virgnianoa nevsrAttr published in the tows
OF Iynchbug f two m.nths stcessivelv and another CO.
py thereof posted at tie front door of the Couheass oth
county on some court day.
Copy--Tese,
July sol no. {. CUTLER elk
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NiRGlNlA At Rules held in the Clerks Onice Of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and ctancery Cor the
county OF Nelson, in the month Of June, lsA.
Nathan Glenn, Plaintiff, "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09

The party that are aboring to elect him, know all
this. The professors of religion and ministers of
the gospel, who go for Clay, know this. The We
ry men that cried out against jackson, and scat
tered to the four winds their hand-bills of cofins
know that Clay, as we'll as Jackson, is a duest;
and yet they stfle conscience; and push him for
ward to rule the nation. Here is their consisten-
cy, their honesty. Fifty years ago Burr was con-
domned, at least by New England, for fighting
duel; now large portion of the same people are
resolved to have a duelist to reign over them and
over all the good citizens who abhor such bloody
men. How is this Has murder and oppression
changed their nature and ceased to be crimes a.
gainst God and man. Or has the public conscience
become scared, and the whole mass become con-
taminated with vice? If such change has taken
place in fifty years, what will be our state fifty
years hence? of public sentiment be so changed
by the example and influence of one duest, what
will it be by the example aud influence of another?
Will not evil communications corrupt the morals
of tho nation, until the whole mass is corrupted,
and the Bowie-knfe, the pistol, and the rifle, be-
come as familiar companions at the North, us they
now are at the South? We parents, that have
children, do you wish to have your sons ornamcn-
ted with daggers and pistols, and to see them wei
tering in blood? Then heap your public honors
on duellists select all your officers Of state from
the code Of honor, and never think of giving your
votes to man for the Presidency, who has not c.
nough of the savage in him to fight duel when
ever revenge or pride require. Do this-no mat
ter what your laws are--thc laD Of honor will ride
over them, and your sons will initiate your Pros
dent and assassnatons, and MURDERS and crime
will be as common at the North as at the South
Like causes will produce like effects. And thos'
that SOW the wind, must reap the whirlwnd. Art
the descendants of the old Purtans prepared 70
such results, such state of society? If not wha
madness to Join hands with the wicked, and hea
honors upon bloody men, whom God abhorreth
If they are, then let them rcpudae the institution
Of their fathers, burn their bibles, and equip thei
sons with pistols and scalping-knives. They vii
soon become as expert in using them rs are tn
: Southern Blades. Thus educated, they may do a
well for the Presidency as Southern duelIists. Un
til then, those good, moral christian people, tina
will have duellists for rulers, must consent to sc
lect some honorable STAKEHOLDER from the SoutI
He will help to educate your sons. B. X.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09

According to previous notice, q meeting was
held at the Centre Westinghouse in this town for
the nomination of candidate to represents the
town in the next legislature.
After the meeting was called to order, H, Y.
Barnes in tho chair and T. A. Mcdowell Secre-
tary, on motion, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed to constitute town committee for the en-
suing political year, viz, Capt j. Somerby, Eras-
tus S. Camp, and Sidney P. Redfeld, which COM
mttee were authorized to add others to their num-
Der if necessary.
The ballot for representative resulted in unan-
mous choice of S. X. COLLINS as the Liberty can
didatc, and he was declared duly nominated.
Moved and adopted that it Is incumbent upon
the friends of the cause in this and all other towns
in the State to employ, with Jealous energy, every
honorable means to elect Liberty Party Men to the
next Legislature.
After spirited remarks by several gentlemen
present, the meeting adjourned.
II. Y. BARNES, President.
F. A. Mcdowell. Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09
Sincerely yours,
RYLAND FLETCHER

When Burr murdered Hamilton the whole COM
munity was shocked, and burst of indignation
was heard through the land. The Pulpit and the
Press spake in language that could not be misun-
derstood and few, if any, presumed to excuse the
wretch who had slain his brother. He was mark
ed, as Cain, abhorred, condemned. And the pub
lie felt insulted when such wretch presumed to
take his seat in the Senate of the United States.-
His character was gone, his influence destroyed
his honors witherered; he sunk in contempt, lived
an outcast from society, and died a wretch unla-
mented.
When Jackson was proposed for the Presiden-
cy, his opponents charged him with cruelty and
murder, were loud and long in their complaints
and CONDEMNED his brutal, bloody conduct in nc
measured tones. Many can yet remember the
sheet, covered over with collins, which was prn.
ted and scattered broadcast through the land tc
excite the feelings and turn the indignation of the
multitude against such bloody man.
Now Henry Clay is nominated with exclamation
by the Wings, though charged with murder anC
oppression. The charge is fully substantiated.-
Some may try to palliate; but no honest man will
pretend that he is not STAKEHOLDER aud duelIist
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09
MR.. CLAY.

Gen. McCalla, of Lexington, for twelve years
U. S. Marshal for Kentucky, and member in
good standing in the Presbyterian church, certfcs,
over his own signature in the Ky. Gazette, that
the frequent statements respecting Mr.. Clay's a
abandonment of gambling are wholly false. He
charges, aud pledges himself, on denial by Mr.
Clay, to furnish proof, that as late as the 4th of
July, 1943, Mr. Clay gambled for and won more
than one hundred dollars at a single sitting. He
and other northern partizan wings, that Mr. Clay
has not been in the habit of gaming, are known to
be,erroneous by those who live in the neighbor-
hood Of Ashland. What will the moral and reli-
gous portion of the whig party do now?-C incin-
nall Herald.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09
For the Freeman.
Proposals for Discussion.
To Hon. Harvey Bell Of MiddIebury:

10 HON. H0F0ey beU OF Jua0GeOWy:
Sir, in your paper of July S1st, notice four ar
tcIes, intended to operate against the Liberty Par
ty, bestowed upon the undersigned, of very OBJ
Jectlonable, ungenerous character | cannot de-
scend to reply to them in the spirit in which they
are conceived and put forth. You and profess
to be christian gentlemen. Let us leave misrepre-
sentation and falsehood abuse and unkind epithets
to blackguards and blacklegs They may become
demagogues, and shareholders; but are unworthy
of civilized men. could never respect myself,
after had published TRADE of vtuperation and
slang disgraceful to any decent man; besides, YOU
and are too old to get angry and call each other
hard names like children in the street, because we
do not think alike about slavehoIding duest.-
Though may think you lamentabIy blind to righr
and wrong you support such a man for offic
and cndeavor to put the whole nation under his.
control, will not on that account call you vile
names, nor think to convince you or to aid my own
cause, by charging you with relations and inten-
tons you disavow,or by stating things about you
which know or believe to be untrue.
Do not suppose, sir, that object to your defend
ing your party or its policy. Only, when you at
1tNN nv VII lIliS SulcClj ueSllC you W uS0
weapons of gentleman and a christian. luam
told you are very tenacious Of your standing, so
much so as often to prefix your honorable title to
your name in signing it. I too, sir, have no capt.
tai but my charactcr and will show the same
respect for yours which ask in return. Give US
facts and arguments, sir;-in these will neither
sho,U nor ask fayor but will not so write YOUR
name as to show naughty, overbearng contempt
for your pelson-calI you "brazen faced deceiv-
er," charging you with ''knowing very well' tina.
is false which you believe to be true, nor endeav-
or TO pervert your words, accuse you of saying
the very reverse of what know you did say, and
so miSroprNsent all your acts to others, that they
shall appear to be different from what they were,
and to arise from motives entirely different from
those have reason to know prompted them -
Were to do so, should give candid people good
reason to suspect that regarded my cause DIES
pcrate one, which could not be maintained by
honorable means 1t is an axiom with men, than
one never resorts to unjustifiabe means for any
purpose, if good ever will effect it. With the
knowledge of this fact, should never dare to fol-
9 low your example.
3 Your articles have little 10 them deserving O re-
plY-but lest should be suspected of doing you
injustice, shall here publish them, so far as they
relate to me.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09

carried on busily in Maryland this season. 1t is
supposed that no less than 5000 have been sent
south since January. A great many slaves in con-
sequence of this have run away. One man, in
his flight, hid himself for six weeks, in hollow
tree, near Chestertown, Maryland. He is now
safe.
Twenty-one slaves recently disappeared from
no traces of them have been found Their mas
tiers did not advertise them. So many of the slaves
have recently learned to read that it is found in
expedient to advertise. Apropos of advertising
slaves--the masters never advertise runaways, un.
til all suspected places have been searched.-Spir
Of Lib.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09
Claws AntiuAnneXatiOn.

The amazing amount of capital which the Nor
thern Wings hoped to realize out of Mr.. Clay's
nti-Texas notions bids fair to suffer some dimi-
poor milk-woman's anticipations of new gown!
At recent Wing District conYention, holden
at Richmond, Va, Mr.. Rives, one of the leading
Wing Senators, made speech, which was receiv-
ed with great enthusiasm, in which he avowed
himself in favor of the annexation of Texas, and
"avowed his utmost confidence in the willingness
of Mr. Clay to annex Texas at the proper time,
and in his ability to do it successfully and honora
bly,. HIS ,chole life sho,Ved this" There it is =
The aOhole Of Mr. CIay's public acts upon the sub
ject of slavery, have been to EXTEND and PERFECT
UATE it; and this to the South, is sufficient guar
anty for the future. When will the friends of
Liberty open their eyes to the folly of voting
for man to guide the helm of State, who is pledg-
ed, both by precept and example, to do oil in his
power for the perpetuaton of slavery?
But we are not left to CLEAN Mr. Clay'S views
upon this subject from the opinions of his friends.
He has recently given new and revised edition
of his views to an editor in Tuscaloosa .Alabansa.
Thus, while it takes North erners from December
till April to get an expression upon this question,
the Shareholders can draw him out in atwinkllng.
The letter is dated July l, 1944-oue month ago.
Mr. Clay says:
GAS to the idea ofmy counting the Nbolitionists
it is perfectly absurd No man in the United
States has been half so much abused by them
have been. | consider the Union great political
partnership, and that new members ought not to
be admitted into the concern at the imminent haz-
zard of It's dissolution. PERSONALLY COULD
HAVE NO OBJECTION TO THE ANNEX
ALTON OF TEXAS; but would be unwilling
to see the Union dissolved, or seriously jeoparded
for the sake of acquiring TeXas''
SO, PERSONALLY, Mr.. Clay has NO OBJECTION tC
1 the admission of Texas, with all its slavery anc
iniquity! Oh, no! We presume not! Still, he
would not wish to have it done at the amnaine1
hazard Of The Union! If he can't have but one
the Union is lille preferable! is, then, the IN
tistaUery men Of the North, who protest agans
bringing more slavery into tho Union, that keel
Mr.. Clay in check upon this. subject. And will
the Wings longer insult us, by urging us to break
up our anti-savery organization, abandon our can
didate, who is pledged 'throughAhick and thin
against annexation and vote for man who ha
" personally NO OBJECTION to annexation" ant
whose ''whoie life is q guarantee that he cM IA
voR IT?'' j.. P.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09
Votes! Ntes!!

N5- We shall forward next week, with bundles
of Extras, the necessary quantity of VOTES for
the approaching election, to the following County
Committees, unless we learn Immediately that they
are otherwise supplied: Windham, Windsor, Or
ange, Caledonia, Orleans, Franklin, Chittenden,
and Lamoe. If the remaining Counties wish to
be supplied in the same way, they will inform us
sUithOut any delay.