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New lrOn and Brass Foundry.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED having leased the Foun
4 dry HouseofJ NJ Warwick Esq, Immediately
on the canal, in lyncburg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber ware house of b. f. Sacket, lakes this
method to inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared fill orders OF any size or mai
ern with neaness aud despatch, either in Iron Brass
having employed frst-rae caserboh in Iron and Drss
ANY one ordering Castings, who have the patterns,
can have them made at the Foundry, on tho most ac
communicating terms.
In addition to the Foundry and Pattern shop, have
Machine and Finishing shop, on the same premises.
where am prepared to make repair any kind of Ma
chinery in Iron. Brass or Wood
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed to excel any other in USE for cleaning the worst
kind of snutty and dirty wheat. He is now rnanufac
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Faiteners, a superior article
Persons interested invited to call and examine tor
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Ihreshing Machines on hand for sale,-a prime arti
cle p w. COFFEE
July 10 wis
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July %

VHtGiNla-At rules held in the clerks office of the cir
cut superior court OF law and canccry, for the town Oh
ym nehoufg, on the LIST day OF July, lS44
Thomas Mckenzie, Plaintiff,
against
Jacob v Caldwell and Francis II. Carver and William
erg merchants and partners, trading under the stye
and hrm oil Carver Fertig, Defendants,
In CHANcERY
ne defendant, Jacob V. CALDWELL not having entereaf
ms and given security accoriag to the Act
assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appeanngp'
satisfactory evidence that he not an nhabtant coun
Try Is ordered that the said Defendant appear here on
rst DAY oil the next term and the bill of the Pa
h ahdtat copy of this order be forthwith inserted "
some newspaper printed in the town OF Lynchburg, tor w.
and posted at the front door OF the co
d. RODEs, elk
July 90 WIN
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.Nr. Peter Fore.

S'h' you not being an inhabtant of this common
~ wealth | take this method to give Won nn,oa ,h,'
shall on thursday, the l2th day Of Sept. lSH Al
me Tavern house of Col John Harvey, in the corn,y of
charlotte and continue from day to day until | have
nnsied, proceed TO take the deposi,ions of p
nlcarson and others. all of which are intended 10 be
'e"u as evidence IN suit now pending and undelermn
ed IN the circuit superior court of law and hancsr
me said county OF Charlotte. wherein | am plantT
and yourself and others are defendants. '''
Yours. &c THOS. P. RICHARDSON.
Aug. 5
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To the Travelling Public.
Daily LIVE or SY.gGES.
August 10

n, -
fEhit undersigned, proprietor Of the line OF Stages
4 running from Lynchburg via New London and
Liberty, to fmcastle and the BIG Lick. hereby informs
Tue public that he has established daily line of Stages
lrom lynehburg to Flncastle, connecting with daily
line ol Mr.. William a. Mastln's from Fncaste by the
Sweet and Red Springs. to the White Sulphur, which
connects wih daily line in full operation TO Guy
andoe--At the Sweet Springs there tr weekly line
OF Stages running to tue Salt and Red Sulphur and
from the White Sulphur there is a daily line running by
The " arm and Hot Sprngs on 10 Staunlon. Virginia
The daily Stages of the proprietor from Lynchburg in.
tersect with The Steam and Packet Bats at Lynch
burg and Stages WILL the arrival OF the BOATS be read
y IN the banks olhe Cana convey passengers& thsr
oaSgageto any Tavern 10 which they may DIN Lynch.
burg, free of charge.
The rl-weekly line from Lynchburg to Big Lick is
still IN oporation leaving Lynchburg every Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday. passing through Salem and
Chrisliansburg by Fafis's line In Wythe c. H. aud
thence by BOYD s. Co.'s line, through Abingdon. 10
Brownsville, Tennessee.
There Is no night-tayelling either Of the above
routes OF the Prpneor and passengers coming from the
West or South will reach Lynchhurg by O'Clock 4. NJ
IN time 10 transact business and take the line of boats
to Richmond next morning.
lie would say to those who wish TO visit the Virginia
Springs this season. that they will find this pleas,
ant and expeditions The roads are in good order
and The view from the Blue RIDGE over which the Sta
ges pass. is equal in grandeur OF scenery to view
from the Peaks Of Outer.
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
fine and comfortable coaches. excellent teams and sober
and careful drivers. aud pledging himself to spare no
pains or expense accommodate those who may choose
to palronze him. he respectfully asks the patronage of
the travelling public.
Fare to Fincasile and Big Lick reduced to So, and
way travel in proportion. WIN. TERRY,
Proprietor.
July OH, 1874.
The undersigned, Proprietor oftle line OF Stages from
Fincasle 10 the White Sulphur Springs would say TO
the public, that his daily line connects with tina, of Mr.
William Terry from Lynchburg, which there is no
night travelling; that he has good coaches and teams,
and careful drivers and he assures the public that there
shall be no delonilon of passengers after they reach his
line.
Fare reduced through 10 the White Sulphur Springs
for 50 from Lynchburg way travel in proportion.
WIN. A. MASTlN,
Proprietor Of the Fncasle and Wh Sui line
o. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will eacl, in
ser, times, in their semi weekly paper.
! July Is no
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tlh"lNai-at rules holden in the clerks office of the
circuit superior court oflaw and chancery for the
oil iynehburg, on the l't day ofJuy, 1874
Lee McClmtock and Edmund Logwood merchant. and
partners trading under the style and firm OF Lee McCntock
y Co. " Nv pi.;nt;G.
against
Jacob V, Caldwell and Francis IT, Carver and William l..
erE merchants and partners trading under the style and
firm OF Carver * Ferg. Defendants,
In CHANcERY
The Defendant Jacob V. Caldwell not having entered
ms appearance aud given security according the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and It appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nlabitant Of
y 1T Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on
te hrst day OF the next and answer the bill OF the
auhs' ana fhata copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the of ynchburg two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted the front door Of the
courthouse, in the said town.
Copy-Testc,
d. ROBES, elk.
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LAST NOTICE.

A Ii persons ha7ing claims agains, the estates of
~ Robert Clopion, Thomas Pope and Jacob Ander
sun, are hereby notified, that unless they arr nresenod
me- properly authenticated for settlement, as the law
Directs on or before the LIST day of October next Thar
TINS notice will be plead in bar of any claim TIM, NAV hs
presented alter that date. +. Y. WIMBlSH. ex'rt
Oh Robert Copton, and admir- of Thomas p,pc
August IL .,io
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MAS. Il. PEEICDLAS.
or RTCffNTONn.

~ ILL open a Boarding and Day School for the Ed
w ucatlon OF Young Ladies' in LyRchburg on the
first day Of October next.
As many OF The inhabitants of Lynchburs have soil
cited, and ale ANXIOUS 10 have Female Seminary which
Will prevent the necessity Of sending their Dauph-
tiers to other States 10 finish their Education it is to be
hoped that not only the Town, but the Families in the
surrounding country, Will literally paronise the school
Every allentsn will be paid, not only to their rell
giouS moral conduct, and Improvement OF mind but al
SO 10 the manners, grace AID personal neatness which
IN 'e TOO great anxiety TO cultivate the Understandings
not unlrequenly lost sight Of Care will be taken ina,
young Ladies whose parents guardians desire it, can
attend the Church OF any denomination they NAV wish
leachcrs are engaged who bear the highest estmoni-
ais oil their beng iuy competent and experienced 10
discharge the several duties required Of them
The school for the present is located Main street,
III the house formerly occupied by MIR. Smith for
School Tor several years.
Terms per session of five months always payable In
advance:
Board including washing, bed, bedding. sc. $50 90
lulllon IN all branches necessary 10 complete
thorough English education. 20 90
roPlls al twelve years OF age, and under, Is 90
Pupils at eight years Of age, and under, l2 SO
French and Latin each, 10 90
Drawing and Painting. 10 90
Music on the Piano Forte, so 90
I Sc 81 the Piano, so
on 'he Guitar, 80 90
Ornamental Needework, s 90
REFERENCES
Bishop Johns, Rev. DIR. Empie, Rev. George Wood-
bridge. Judge abel Judge Robertson Mr. Sam' Tay-
lor, Mr.. James Lyons, Richmond; Rev. w. H. kinck-
lie, Rev. f. Csmpston, Rev. A. Dihrell, Col Left
witch, Mr. J. G. Meem Mr.. WIN. Radford Lynchbure;
Kew. Thomas Atkinson, Baltimore.
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D sfsE~ III. JUHs .Y,
COMMISSION and FORV.3RDIN.f,
MERCHANT.
4 n

Z ANiNo established himself permanently as apen,
q Il tor the sale of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat and ey.rv
description OF Produce and Merchandise, respectfully
nanes en.er Oh ms services to the Planters. Dealers
Mlllers and Manufacturers of the upper couni,v
On produce in hand, liberal advances will be made
when requested and in every instance the interests of
his conslgncrs strictly observed.
e. lie respectfully suggests those disposed to send
MN produce passing though lynchburg, To direct their
eofslsnhen's tn hessrs Lee & Lacy, who will receive
and forward them. free Of charge to the owner
REFERENCES.
Messrs B. I. Tinsley & Co.. Lynchburg.
John &. McClanahan, Esq, Buchanan.
}. w. A. Saunders, Esq. Buckingham.
Richmond. March % wl2m
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VIRGINIA; At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county OF Nelson, IN the month Of June, 1874:
John Lyon, Plaintiff
against
James G. Daniel and Alexander Brown, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant James G. Daniel, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according the Act of As
sembly, and the rules of this Court il appearing by sat
siactoy evidence that he is not OF this Com
monwcah; On motion of the plaintiff by counsel i, is or
dere that the said defendant do appear here on or before
me ht ia, oil September term and the plaintiff
Dill and that copy oil this order b. forthwith inserted in
the "lynehbuig NngniaD"a newspaper published in h,
town OF ynehburg Tor two months and anoh
copy thereof posted at the front door of the courthouse
this county, on some court day.
ACopy-Teste,
,o Ro C. CUTLER, elk.
jury WIN
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PE.1.t'O.y and music.


y ceving, supplies Of those
superior Pianos of Chickering's,
oil Boston. lie considers unnecessary to say any thing
as Ia their lone finish and durability as there are about
twenty OF these instruments in this place. that have
IN constant use for the last four or five wears And
ne wi" take The liberty ei referring purchasers hose
persons who have tried tnem feeling confident that the
most scepca will be satisfied of their being equal
MI SUPERIOR 10 any instruments made this any 9th
eT country.
"A I o,
small supply Of .sEW MUSIC for the Piano. OF
,ae o ST composers, tSongs &c., &c) Some few
Songs aud Pieces for the Guitar Piano and Guitar !.
srauo ToGs-a few copies Of the mos, approved
authors. ID. Il. LYMAN,
Bank Square.
N. II. Mr.. w. p. Greene. who is known as good
fiahb Tuner, thsvDg once been manufacturer NAV be
fund al the OF the subscriber when not absent IN
the country on business.
Jan 10 vl2m
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imy medicine it is uncqualled, and is all poye,t,
IN removing bilious and other complaints arising fp
me derang nent oil the alimenary ducts, and in pufin
'e blood 1t iscerain the oi the delicaeco
paints incident to females, grateful the TASTE
e smell, and and at the same time gentle in its ope,
ten, yet eicacou that leuale ought to lie wthop
great BOOM left embv its venerable di ere and b
over ey have been Introduced, throughout the length nd
breadth oits widely extended country have uniformly rS
invariably reeesedh the approval of the public voice
As many oil the above enumerated diseases come on i'm
perceby and become far advanced in their progress be-
lore suspected that they exist in the stem no one sb
expect in such to be at relieved entirely h,
should continue the OF the pills for s,s
OF time Full directions accompany each bex for The @
OF the pills in all those complaints for which they are recon-
mended.
y Peters Pills for sale, wholesale and retail . ~
York prices, by all the Druggists in Richmond pe,.'
and Norfolk. e'''uig
For sale by DAVID r. LYMAN
JOHN ii SEAY,
And on enquiry will be found in every town and ,,rs
in the State. iAss
IL.
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TER us OLE SALE


The above sale. which was 10 have taken nsrc on tho
f'h Monday IN July is postponed an the i,h Monday IN
August next. NATHAN IOFFIIfS
isavingston, July 20 10
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FOK E.fLE.
YELLOW BRANCH HOTEL.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS oil moving To
Il the West offers this valuable property for sale in
the county OF Campbell IA miles south of Lynchburo
on the Pil'sylvania and Lynchburg Turnpike, and
miles Sou'hwes, of the Cour, House, with 200 acres of
Land attached, about onehrd open, in fine state Of
Improvement, the balance well numbered and lies well,
with splendid TAVERN HOUSE, large aud ro,nv
well arranged built expressly for Tavern keeping There
also good Store House, Tobacco Factory iron screws
and all necessary fixtures for manufacturing tobacco:
with Blacksmith shop, ce-House, and all neces
sary ont buildings. There is also young Or
chard OF the best selection of fruit | have alsn larue
Vineyard Of the foreign wine grape Just comnu to n,r
lection. This is one of the most handsome and desr,
bic situations in this connlry point of health and GOOD
water. none 10 surpass it, will take pleasure in sbny
ing the premises at any time to any DESTROYS Of pur
chasing; as deem further description UNNECESSARY
FRANCIS Nj. ADAMS.
July 80 WIS
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JOHN wuITRDGE, NJ D., 40 Gay st.


JOHN wiITRlDGE, NJ d., 46 Gay st
Sands sar,aparia will also remove aud permanently
cure diseases having their origin impure of the
blood and delaved condition OF the general constitutions
viz Sefoula Kings Evil in its various FORMS Nheuna-
sm, obstinate ouaneous Erupnns, Boiches Bilcs PIN
pies Pustoes tho face, chronic Eyes Ringwom
"r letter sead head enlargement and pain OF che bones
and POINTS, stubborn Ulcers syrnliie symptoms disease,
arising from nludicious oi Mercury, female de
fangsments, and other similar complaints
Prepared add sold, Wholesale and retail and for exporta
ton by Sands Co, druggists and chemists, Granite
Buildings, 21J Broadway corner Chambers st. New York
aud by druggists generally throughout the United
ftee 81 per hottle-siS bottles for So
The pablio respectfully requested remember that il
san1ss Sarsapai that has aud is CONSTANT, ACHE ing
such remarkable Of the most difficult olass of diseases
TO which the human fame suhec and ask FOR Sandss
SaIsapaiit, and take $40 other.
M,ssrrLn, Oct Sd, is43.
To Il. W. M,rrnrwsoS, Norwich
SIN foKthe last fifteen years have been the subject of
complicated dseases-troubled with the dropsy and INV
nerves completely unsrung with less erys,pcia
~ connection With other bad humors In MAY last my DIFF
hfuos seemed 10 cnrage and he firmly seated MY
head and Lace swollen thai appeared me that the
bones 81 head had separated one from the other and
completely dishgrsd my face. could scarcely breathe
through my nose NV eye affected that could
but little al the ssma time attended with and
dc 'erhae pain constantly afing from the other
narts o iho head and throat whehwas badly swollen and
cry and constant burning heat or irritation o. the
stomach, with my limbs bloaed to nearly twice their odina
~ size In tbs situation, for weeks compelled to lie
upon one side, with hut little sleep NJ, humors MS
sumod renewed and stubborn hold upon ne aud appar
nuy threatened speedy dissolution tired every expo
dent possible, with but little benefit My physician
at length recommended Sands Sarsaparlla procured
lew bottles Of it, Which believe 10 be the means Through
the blessing OF God OF my restoration comparative health
again had moi taken but two or three bottle, before nv
disease began 10 leave My pain aud swelling is gone my
le good, sleep and rest quietly; IN il has been sov
reign balm IL NICE CRANE
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow. Mrs
tumee Crane OF Mansfield, for nearly years. " hose
proaecd sickness has called forth the symnathe, Of the
irr
JOY that her snrrng have far alevaed by the USE
ct Sands Sarsaarla which has been kindly forwarded
by yourself HENRY BRnMI EY
Minister oi the Gospel.
We, the undersigned, do ccrf, that the above are fact.
LUTHER MARTIN,
ElEAZER BENNETT.
O. The above Medicines aie Tor sale by
u. H. LYMAN,
Agent by special appointment of the Proprctor,, TO,
l.ynchbufg and vicinity
March IL 6r
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LOyingstOn Male and Female
.g(.fEb E.fES.

u
NELSON COG.iTF, AUGUST !, 1874
'iE exercises Of this Academy have been conducted
Il by Ma. aaJ Mas MEAsr during the past live
months, 10 The entire satisfaction vi the Trustees
Al an examination OF the pupils held this day, the
Trustees take great pleasure IN expressing the fullest Up
probation n The proficiency Of The pupils in The yaons
departments pursued IN each scipl aud confidently re-
Commend the present teachefs-Alr and Mrs Meany-
10 the patronage u the public.
The course ot instruction embraces the Greek Latin
and French languages with the various departments of
English literature, pursued IN respectable Acad-
em,es tall course Of Mathematics, with Music on the
Piano Forte, SC, &c. sc.
4. i. ESTES,
JAMES :. DiLLARD,
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD,
WILSON PETERS, STus,ces
RO. e.. CUTLER.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
CHS. PERkOW, PaIs'r
Terms per Session q fire months.
English, $40 50
Classics or Mathematics, 10 90
Classics and Mathematics, 20 90
Music. 20 90
Boafd Ia Mr. Ms family, including all extras s. per
month.
Or The next session will commence on Monday
The 26h instant
Aug IL Wit
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NIRGlNiA:-At rules held in the 81 erls oiI.;. =, a. :
cult superior court oil law and chancery for Erant1'
county, on the Sih day OF June, 1911: 'n
Nathaniel Webster, committee of Doshia Vebs,sr
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against

against
Jnm', Akers III right of his wife Lucy Akers decd aud
as executor OF Lake Webster, dec d. George W X all, ,
JAMIE, Webster executors Of John y eber. deed Who @
one OF the executors OF Luke Webster, dec ID SAM,
iien late sheriff OF Frank in county, and such admin
traitor with the will John Hill decd
thompson executor OF Thomas Thompson, decd JoseJ
Hickman administrator OF Joseph Hickman deed Is.
ebster, James ebster, David :. Webster Wilson WI
ster George w Kelly and Sarah his WIFE, de,i,ces and
hers at law of JOAN Webster, decd. William Akers uL
Akers, John W INNER and Polly his wife, joseph ui,km
and Jenny his wife, John Adrdge and Lucy his wifi n
wa webster and Phebe his WIFE, ohl Webster and BETSY
us We, and George knscy and Fanny his wife chid,.
and heirs OF Lucy Akcrs, Decd Henry ebster Richard
3lilips and Sarah his wife, David Webster and Edward
Lambert and Sarah his WIFE, Richard Danall and Susan
his wife, William Webster and Rchccca his Vic Ih
Tale and Phebe his WIFE John Jessee md Lucy b vii.
fhley Eny and Polly his vile, Adane Akers, amanda
Akers and Betsy Akers, children heirs Rebccca A.
Hers' decd Pheoe Webster etsey Webster, Samuel jam
e'on and Sally his wife, Polly Webster. Charlotte PEERS
Jacob Ferguson and Jane his wife, lbby Wester, an
webster. John Webster Henry ebster Samuel Webster
Luke Webster. and Jesse Webster chill aud heirs Of Jes,
Sc Webster decd, and Walter G. Webster and Stroidy M
webster children and heirs of Luke Webster the Younger
decd and William BilIips. Peter Billips, and
NJ, children and heirs of Mar
s"e' hiihPs, decd, Defendants.
IN CHaNcEIY.
The Defendants Luke Aker., David Webster Richard
bilips and Sarah his wife, John Adrdge and sarah hi,
vile, alter {. Webser Stroidy Webster and William
'''iPs, e'er billips and children and
hears Of Margaret Biips decd not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act of
scmbly and the rules OF this court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that they inhabitants this coin-
Iy on the motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel it is ordered
that the. doappear at Rules to be holden in the d clerks
fee on the first Monday in September next and answer this
fian'i ball. and that copy of this order be forthwith
burg io months and posted at thu front
door of the courthouse of tins county.
Copy-Teste,
July WIN
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NIRGINA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Bed
ford county, the 9Th day Of July, 1874:
Joseph Whtten, Plaintiff,
against
William j. Lnkin James Anthony and James Lanea ster
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant James Anthony not having his ap-
pearance and given security according the Act Assembly
and the Rules OF this court and appearing by Satisfactory
evidence that he is not inhabtan this
Is ordered that he do appear at the house frs,
day OF September answe the bill of the pa
m and that this order be inserted newspaper pub
shed IN the town Of ynchburg for two months
y and posted at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county, on some courtday Copy-'reste.
July % w2m
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W2so.n
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AM ready for the reception of WHE.iT, for which
the highest cash price will be given
ALEX'R MUNDY.
ElA Creek, July % WIS
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FOR S.iLE,

&s:A MY BRICK HOUSE and LOT. at the unpe
acll- end OF Main Street.
SAM POlNDEXTER. Jr.
Aug IL wis
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

O. We submit the following without comment;
BArIMoRr, Feb An, 1913
a. II. SANDS Co.-t'cntlrmen; have used your FIX
tract OF sarsapata since s Introduction into this city
1t gives pleasure state have fupnd my
most sangune expectations believe it b. the best
preparation of that valuable afci. in h much
respect, yours,
JDiIN INfiTrRnEE NJ n AZ "a, -,
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To anthony w. 1empEa, j. d. Hiliauer and Bran
son 1eapIa.
fEfakE NOTICE, that on the Goth September
4 1874 at the Office Of ALBION Mcdaniel IN the town
o Nashville aud State Of Tennessee shall take the
deposition OF }. b. Wlliauer; that on the 1lh day Of
Osieber 1914, at the tavern of Jesse H. Pavey in the
town oi hannibal IN the State OF Missouri shall take
The deposition OF John Garth; that the 18Th and 10Th
days o October, 1874 at the tavern house OF Dapuer's
Springs. IN the county of BoieouTi shall take HE de
positions OF Matthew Pedlsrew. William Puen and
others; and that the 2lsl day OF October, 1874 at
the tavern of Thomas c. Lancaster ia the town of
hcasile, IN said county of Boe,ourt. shall take the
drposnn OF james Shanks and others which said depo
s,ons are 10 be read oyldence in the suit now de-
pending III The circuit superior court Of law and chan
Gerry iof HE town OF Lynchbnre, IN which am plain
MI and you aud others defendants.
JOHN Shirley.
August - win