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STATE o. MISSOURI, ! -
County of Pike.

In the County Court, FEBRUARY Term 1913.
Is ordered by the Court that the follow
g ing be observed a the order OF transact
in- business in this Court at every term, VIZ:
MONDAYS and TUESDAYS, OF cacn term 10
be- devoted TO County business, including
Roads, Revenue, Road n Canal Fund, comfy
aud township school funds, claims against
the county, pauprrs, county Offices &c.--
WFpxrsuAYs to allowance Of demands a
raiust estates not having had an annual set
Element. TuuRsDAys and FEIDAIs, to an
nnal settlements Of administrators, EXccu-
tors aud Canadians, in the order oi the dock
It kent ~ the Clerk IN allowing demands
~s-aiust c~-Iat,s, settled on the same day by
Administrators aud Executors, and any 9th
cr business in relation to the estates of de
ceased persons and minors; aud SATURDAYS
TO fad settlements and business relating
thereto.
Atruc copy from the record.
TEST. 4. II. 8VCKNER, Clerk.
PcrS. W. BUCrNEE, DC.
March llth, 1913. 1T.
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Administrators Notice.

@POTICE i hereby given that the un
rs,S designed has taken out Letters OF Adj
ministratiun on the estate Of Peter Hat
sell, deceased, late OF Pike County,
Missouri. bearing date TIE 9th day Of
Ncv. ISl3. All persons, therefore, in,
dcbtca to the estate t.! said deceased, are re-
qmcstcd TO make immediate pay mcmt land
al persons having Claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
thcnticatcd. within ono year from the date
of said letters, or they may hc prccIudcd
from having any byp,it of said estate. aud
il SAID claims are not presented within thfrc
year, they NH be forever barred
HENRY LNTEL;, Admir-
Nov llth, l>i3. 3"2.
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SA?MS3GsI

UHE undersigned having purchaS-
L ed the Tan Yard, formerly own
ed by o. S. Jennings, near Bowling
Green, and having procured Il good
Eastern Tanner, intends carrying on
the business in good style, and bet
ter than it ever has been. We in
tend to keep, at all times, Leather to
exchange for hides, all persons wish
ing TO have their hides tanned Oh
the shares, can he accommodated,
and | will be responsible for all hides
delivered in good order, and if dam
aged in the yard, will bind myself
to make good, and pay all neglect
or failure on my part.
All leather transactions since the
9TH of October last will he attended
30 by me.
DAVID McALlSTER.
March 2lSt, 1914. 3m2O.
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T.. ER.AN'H.4.W.

IN act as our agent in receiving
w and rccciptiug for hides at his sad
hIefS shop. Persons indebted 10 me or to
The iinn ut Campbell Il Crane, will obligc
me quite as much by payment in hides as
III cash to the same amount. Debts due to
j. W. Campbell, can be paid the same way =.
G.. d. CRANE.
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NOTICE.

overwhelmingly giventhat the under
E,I signed has taken out Letters OF fesa'
mcntary, on the estate o fJohn Maxwell, seq;
deed, from the Clerk of County CouHV.
Pike county, bearing date the lst Of peT;
A. ID. 1913; all persons, therefore wy
have any claims against the estate oil 81"
deceased are required 20 exhibit the san
duly authenticated Tor ALLOWANCE, wlthiaOp.
from the date OF said letters, OF 'nt2}
may be precluded from having any Oen'J
of said estate, and if such claims are
presented within three years they VIII
forever barred.
JOHN MAXWELL, EXT:
December 2d, 1873 oS'
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K. "a
attOctlcp 1T A1u.

HAVING located in Warrenton, (Mo.,)
oilers his professional services to the
citizens of WarrenCounty. He will al
so attend the Circuit Courts of Mont
Somcry, Pike, and Lincoln Counties.
December, 1913.
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WOOE. CARIelNG,
AT ASHLEY,
AZ REDUCED PRICES.

I'm view of the scarcity of money, the
Il subscriber has determined to do bust
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. He viii card white wool at
IA cents per pound, and s cents for
mixed wool. Trade will be taken as
usual. He viii attend personally TO the
business, and he pledges himself that all
wool entrusted 10 him, shall be mixed Sc
as to give satisfaction.
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley, March 23d., 1874. 3m2l.
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sailor HsOy.

u FEHIIIS celebrated
TA q race hose will
Dr. &,H make a permanent
EIfE Gtk(f stand this season at
W the stable of ". NJ.
Walker, at WalkcrsyiIlc, Oh the road lead
ing from Louisiana to Troy. Fo. further
particulars see kandbills in due time.
WIN. PENN.
arch 10th. ISL. tie.
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To Robert Vermillion, Henderson NeEmillion,
Corrclius Vcraillion, Isaiah Vermillion,
Joel Vermillion, and William Ncrmi!lion,
and the heirs of Mason Vermillion, de-
ceased.
ETTAKE NOTICE, that on The first day of
< the county court for the county Of Pike
in the State Of Missouri, TO be begun and
held at the court house in Bo Ming Green in
said county, on the first Monday in June
next, or as soon thereafter as hearing can
be had, we shall apply to said court, for an
order for the sale OF the slaves belonging TO
the estate of Burch Formillion, deceased
if an equal division the :coicanuot be made
in kid.
REASON VERMILLION.
NICODENUS VERMILLION.
March 9th, 1914. swl~.
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PROSPECTUS FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE,

Held in Lexington, ny, between
Rev. ALexA>DLs CAMrGEII, OF Hathany,' -.
And Rev. y. l.. Glcr, Of Paris, Ky.
On tie FoNoriag Propositions, ri-:
|. The immersion in water of a proper sub
iect, int the name Of the Father, the Son
and the IIoly Split, i, the only APOSTOLIC
or Christian Baptism. Mr.. Campbell al
firms. Mr.. Rice denies.
p. The infant of IA believing parent IS a
ScripturaI subject of Baptism Nj. lice
alirms and Mr.. Campbell denies.
}. Christian Baptism is for the remission OF
past sins. Mr.. C~ampbcll 1ihrms NJ.
Rice denies.
!. Baptism is to be administered only by a
Bishop or ordained Prcsbytcr. Mr.. Rice
alirms. Mr. Campbell denies.
). In Conversion and Specification, the
Spirit of God operates on persons only
Though the Word OF Truth. Mr.. Camp
bell a.irm,. Mr.. Rice denies.
6. Human CTccds as h,Hds OF tuiom and
Communion, are necessarily hrrcrical and
schismatical. Mr.. Campbell aiirrns. Nh.
Rice denies.
Reported 10y competent S:CnoS'aphc'-,an and
to lie approved and authenticated by the
Dcbatnnts, published in one evo. volume,
CONTAINING from : 10 10 page, neatly exc
cutcd on good pa1c,, and well bound III cloth
or musliu-Thc above work wi.l he publish
ed as early rs practicable, at - rcr copy.
As the publishers have purchased the copy
right, the work can be procured only tho
this channel
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Iicwes' Fever & Aguc Tonic,

' y ' 4 -
4 introduced into the country, and
its effects are wonderful. The Sc
verest cases of Fever and Ague. can
be, and have been, cured by a single
dose of my Medicine. | have no
patent ior it. the recipe came from
my ancestors. like some other an
Gent medicines. the recipe has once
been lost but | have now Il copy
of the original, which is Il GER
tain and radical cure, it is harmless IN
its effects. and the health of the pa
tent Is always improved by It's Use
it iuvigorates and strengthens the
/ whole system. and may also be pre-
scribed with decided advantage III all
arrangements of the stomach an&
digestive organs 1t may he taken IN
anv state of tie system, either dur
inc the presence or absence Of fever
and will warrant elirciuaI cure.
| challenge any Physician, or pat
cut MEDICINE, 10 test wI'h mine in
curing the acue and fever. For turti-
ar rarommnnJ,;i,n. I vnurd es,act.
ni!lv call the attention Of Ill to the
following certificates, con!d produce
many more, but the medicine,'f tried.
will always be sufficient to recon-
mend itself. Price SICo per Bottle.
Enquire OF Mr.. ). hcm, or AaJ. OH
ry, at Bowling Green. Warranted
in al cases 70 cure.
J. N.IlEHEr.
THIS IS 10 certify that | have tried
Mr.. llcW"s MeIicne. and i"t'hd Ii
superior to any medicine OF the KIND
which ! have ever u>od--It has ci!ec-
tuai'y cured the and FIVE Of my iaml-
" Of the agUc and fever.
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- '. liz Las.
March o1st, 1914.

HEYANTED at this Office, as an ap-
prentice TO the printing business,
a boy OF steady and industrious habits,
from II TO seventeen years OF age.
February 3rd' 1911.
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N~HNAN 49, >-ANN - NANsA NAlN4Ts
A. & 3. Robert Long
WIN Beasley James &c Comick
John Bowles Jeremiah Moore
VIM Brandon Robot .Tartin
Thomas Beun Tyre Martin
Silas VI Briggs Nicholas .NurIow
John h Buchanan Davenport Nallcy
CO ID Thomas Rivecrc
VIM Crockett George Royalty
CClark & 4 CLARK Ann i Rubb
David K GARRISON Clerk Circuit Court
Sheredine Dorsey IS Samneh
Jane . Eagiy Charles Scantlin
Timothy W Ford Andrew Shepherd
Thomas GfGVes VIM Shaw
Joel HughS Peter Tegue
Francis Jones David Thomas
A G LatimorG james l. Walker
James Kenna ST. Quinton II Wilson
Joel A Lee Joshua Wight.
Thomas King
II. G. EDWARDS, p. u.
April 9th, IS44. y.
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Hist of letters.

ID EnAINING in the Post Office, Mt Bow.
ES ling Green, No, on the Ist day Of 4
pril, lS4l, which i! not taken out within tie
next three months, will be sent on TO the
General Post OEice, as dead %letters.
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GaTz.aiEatiEc E.Cxcnges.

At this season of tie year, bowel
complaints are always very trouble
some and frequently dangerous: eve
~ family should therefore. be provI.
led with Il box of these L.ozenges,
which viii aiiav the mo-. bid irritable
= OF the bowels, restore the checked
persp!ration. stop tie dchi'itating dis.
charges. and n 4 short time cure the
most invcterate case Of diarrhGe,
chronic dysauicry. or habi,uaI loose
ness. They are very pleasant to the
taste. and are sold al the low Price of
25 cents Il box.
3. 4. F.hncstock's Anti Bilious
Pi,S, . Gentle hut cdici,nt ~cathartic,
expressly adapted for 4 family phys
&c; and are not surpassed by any 9TH
er ?i. IN use, fora cases in which a
ca. ar:ic is Indicated. They will
operate thoroughly without gripping.
pt:ce 25 ceni>, for box containing
so pills.
Pneumonia, or Cou-h Balsam, a
valuable remedy for Cou-hs & Colds.
PlIc- 81. Cough Lozcn.es. These
io1on-rS POSSESS al the virtues Of
the best Cou-h &yrups, are conven-
tent To carry in the pocket and are
very pleasant 70 the TASTE. Price %
cents.
~
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Look Here!

NHE subscrl0er mas just reccIVtu
a large and splendid assortment
of FRESH GOODS, which he offers
to sell very low for cash, or merchan-
table produce, his stock, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware,
Tin Ware, Boots, and Shoes, and al
most every other article usually kept
in a country store. All Of which he
intends to sell as low as any other
store in the western country, st. Lou
is excepted. NJ. NJ. McLANE.
Ashley. April 9th, I844.4w22.
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Planters Tobacco warehouse.

FHIlE subscribers having been ap-
pointed by the County Court OF
st. Louis County Inspectors Of TO6dc-
co Il, The FhaH'orT Warehouse are
now prepared u inspect and review
with despatch all tobacco sent 10 the
above house. and hope by 4 strict and
faithful discharge Of their duties. 10
merit 4 continuance of the patronage
of the planters. The addition, TO.
Cerher with The former house. is ca.
pahle Of storing at least 5000 hhds.,
and It's central locality will at all times
insure to the planters the attendance
Of buy erS on days of sale. To those
who come by wagons there is a large
wagon yard convenient and free oil
charge.
TuGacco will be received at this
warehouse on storage, and when no:
inspected. fifty cents per hogshead
only. will be charged for sixty days
or less. Il. r. VOOLFOLK,
ROB'T B. FIFE,
HIRAM SHAW, Jr.
st. Louis Jan. 10Th, 1874.
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby Given, that the
y Undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the county court of Pike
county. letters of Administration on
the estate of William S~heIIhorse. deed
dated Oct. 10Th, IGl3; all persons in
dCbted to said estate, are requested
To make Immediate payment; all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO exhibit them proper
~ authenticated, within one wear
from the date Of said letters or they
may be preciuded from having any
benefit Of said estate, and il not eX-
hibited within three years, tlcy will
be forever barred.
JOEL GRIFFITH, Adm'r.
Nov. 25th, 1913. 3w4.
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SECOND SESSION.
TUESDAY,, bnceMpER3, 1874.
IN SENATE.

, Mr.. H,yAap. NJ Delaware. Mr. Fn,Ncis.. of Rhode
leland. Mr.. FosrrR, OF Tennessee Mr.. PEAacs, Of
Maryland, Mr.. PoHrrR aud Mr.. WoonnaIpal, of
Mchlnan, srvefa'ly appeared in their seats to-day.
Message Was then presented from The Presilen, 10
the Senate by Mr. JoN rylrR, jr, his prlya,c Seerc-
tary, which was reid by tho Secretary Of the Senaie
When The reading WAS concluded
On motion of Mr.. EVANS IT was ordered l., be nrn. .
ted. aud that three thousand five hundred eones Of tho
Message and three thousand cpncs Of the Mes and
accompanying Documents. in addition the usual nu,.
Der. BE- printed tar The Of tho Senate.
Aud thea the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
At IL o'clock meridian the Speaker took the chair.
aud directed the journal Of yesterday ,nbe read
ELECIIDN OF PRESIDENT.


ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.
Mr. DUNCAN having given no,e on VI ,nday. the
2d instant. OF his intention Ia ask leave 10 in,roducu
bill, offered 10 Introduce the bill (slihoui making the
moon ot eaye) and sent the bIIi ia lie Clerks ia
Die.
Mr. ADAMS suggested that the proper lin,e 10 intro.
duce bills WAS when resolutions We're called ior.
The SPEAKER said that that was The direction Of
the one hunted and fourteenth ruiz; bul the ii 1isc
could permit the introduction Of bill at aoy other part
ol the Suing.
Mr.. DUNCAN moved the, tho rules be suspended,
IN order that the question On leave might now be
After some informal conversation on the point Of or
der
The question taken snspendng the rule, and
on the demand u Air. DUNCAN, wAs decided by yeas
aud nays as iJIlnws. Yeas ~, Nays unne.
Leave being given, Mr.. DUNCAN introduced his
bill, which oIllWs
A BILL to establish uniform time Tor holding ecc
irus lor electors Of President auI Wee Pfcsldenl IN
all the states ol the Union.
BE II enacted By The Sruac aad House of RGprtscn.
iatires II the Gaej Stltrs Of .4meiica Congress as
Sebied, That from aud after the passage Of this ali
regular stated elections Jf the choice u Electors VI r.
l1ent aud Wee President oi the lned States shall be
held IN The same day, aud siuee day, IN all the
States Of the Union.
Sec Z. ind be IL further enacted. That the next reg
uld stated election lor the cliicp at Electors vi Pesi
and Wee President OF the Cuiled Slnes shall he
held III each State IN the FIRST TUESDAY The nonh of
November III The year oi our Lord th1osand eight
hundred and tory eight; and the first Iuesday the
Iniih ii November IN every fourth year thereafter,
regular stated election sa be held IN each Sti,e Tor ie
cuce ol Electors ot President and Vice President f,r
The next regular Presidential election under thu consl
tuition Ut The United States; and In case any special
lection tr the choice Of President and Wee President
by the people shall, according To The provlsios oil the
Constitution; intervene between the regular stated perl
ids Tor The at those oi eTs, sur, special
election shall be hrlJ in each Safe The frs. Tuesday
In The mouth Uf November oi the year IN which such
SPECIAL election III President and Vice President is 10 be
made.
Sec 5. md be il further caacted, That the places
and oi hoidnI Nae elections enuned he
t.opreceding sections OF this act, the several States
OF the Un'on together with tire noiiicalous that the
be held. and the OF the votes taken
the same, shall ba spsc fed leauiaed, and yerned
h is ldNsgi thu rcsaegHc States in Iru al the Inns
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Trust sale OF Valuable Property
&c .f.sCSioa.

virtue of deed trust executed to the snhscri.
D Der bv George &. W lians on the 29th day of No.
venber 1871 and duly recorded IN the Clerks flee of
the County Court Of Anherst. ard also recorded in the
Clerks Office utIhe Hastings Court Tor the Corpora
ton Of ynchbnrg inr certain purposes therein specified
VIII proceed In SELL hy way Of public auction the
PROMISES, on the , day of January ls45 cit being
Court day The FR.lCT or LlND adjoining Am,
hrrs Count House, II beina the Land purchased
by said q. 6. Williams OF Samuel NJ. Garland, Trustee
on which there is erected y 1annery, Dwelling House
and other Oul Houses.
And on the 2Slh day Of Decemher 1874. will SELL
at nubc auction in the Corporation of Lyuchburg the
TWO acres OFI.LNU in said deed men,,nned
il heing ME same Land bough, by said Williams Of Hen
~ Davis, AMI oppusr MI Gilbert iayihr's Dwelling.
There is on this Land good Dwelling Ilnuse nearly
flushed; Stable and fine Well of Wairr. At the
same time aud place a lot of Locust Posts and Fire
Wuud.
And an the LIST day Of January. 1915 a, the Dwe
ling House Of said Williams. ONE NEGRO GIRL.
named Narclssa. and all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture in said deed Of trust mentioned
And on tie Is, day OF February, ls45. at the Store
house Of said Williams. ALL THE STOCK OF
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, Sc,
lhen remaining on baud unsod.
TERMS or SAN.
ash will be required for all Of the personal property
For the real property In .yncburg and Amherst cred
! il of SIN, twelve and eighteen MONTHS will be riven
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond bonds with
good personal security for the purchase money and the
title Of said properly retained further security unit, all
| is paid.
The title to the almve property is believed 10 be good
but acting trustee shall convey only such title as is
vested in nee by said deed. }. H. TYREE,
Trustee.
All nersnns indebted to g. G. Williams will please
come forward and settle the same, as am directed by
sad Herd to cluse this busG as sunn as pnes be
J. II. TIREE,
Trustee
| Dec 5 IN
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ak Barrel Revolving Pistols
- Ivory Ses Knives and Forks, 81 pieces. al from 2
$50 per: sci.
Sp!endd Sets of Tea Boards
Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds, assorted szes
And general assortment Of Wood Ware, Mats, Sc
Just opened and for sale. by
n. i. s. ". a RICHARDS.
Oct 2 Is
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NIGHT .7UCTfO.V.

~ II a Il l. f. S = II T. l. PS.
IN Inssday evening. the 10Th inst, CONNIE icing at
Nyeary candle light, will sell general assnttnent
II DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. &c VIZ: Coths.
Cassi,ners. Drings. Ves,ings, Silk and Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, Shir ing. Linen Hosiery Buttons Needless
Subscribers, Spm! Cotton, Dr,s, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Shatlng Soap, Glassware. day and 80 hour Clocks,
Backing. Matches, Sc, SC.
The ah"ve Goods worthy e attention. and will be
enid IN hts to sui dealers and am daily receiving
L. PHELPS.
Deco ts
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Nh T'EdE,

EDY authority Of two DEGREES of the crcnit superior
he court of law aud chancery, for Nelson county, pro-
nounced the 9Th of October lSii in the Oh Jno.
j. Brown & Co. against Harrod b. Scott and Others,
and oilowatds against the same; shall on the Isl
day Of January next The premises sell the highest
hledrr, the TRACT or LAND formerly owned by
said Scott adjoining the town Of Ioingson, containing
upwards of ~ eniv acres, and which there is large
DWELLING HOUSE with convenient out lious,e.
suitable for professional man. Terms OF sale Sixty
dollars in cash. and the balance in six. twelve and elgh
leen months. in equal insiamenis. secured by bonds
with approved security and title withheld to the
ultimate payment. ClIAS PERROW,} ca.
5. CLAIBORNE, W."
NV, 25 til
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ANTHRACITE, CuAl,.
commissioners sale Of Real
Ecsl1lC.

L ln pronounced at The Nov. term OF said cour in the
ease Of Dickinson r. Dickinson and Others the unoer
signed commissioners will. the q day of December
next at the Stoe House OF Pre- stun 4 Ipwlch offer
'nr sale, 10 the highest bidder credit Of ole and
wears equal nsalnrns. the purchaser giving honds with
approved security, and the title 10 the Land retained for
further indemnity, that web known
Tavern stand and Tract of Land
situated al the junction If Stony Fork and Goose Creek
and lying on both sides Of each ,lrram containing by old
500 Acres hchneina tnlhe Estate Of Pleas
ant Dickinson. deed. The buildings are comlp table
and convenient. and the property will be shown Ia any
person wishing 10 purchase hy Mr. Archibald pr,her
residing on The premises, or by =. Preston living with
in mile Of the place.
JOSEPH s PLEASANT DICKINSON.
Dec ,olD
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WEI NEspAY. DEcEMBER 4, 1874.
IN SENATE

Ga motion of Nh IiuNrlNGTON, the Senate
tben went into an election Tor Chaplain. by ballot, and
the ballots being counted hete twenty -snven. Of
which number tho Rev Mir TUsros having received
twenty five, was declared duly elected.
And then the Senate adJ ounrd.
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STANDING COMMUTERS.

On motion If Mr.. SAUNDERS. If n. c, it was
RrNlfed. That the several standing committees be
row appointed IN pursuance Of the rules aud orders o
tho ll,usa
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TlElNNtSo
"rHg LVNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

,,,..A seusi- sssskly, (euery Monday aud ThUsday)
r,ei,sys per AMMAN, payable in ddcnnce No sub
- nil, 10 reeeicedfor shorter time than SIR months
:. .apsr sM be discontinued, (ereepf at the discretion
w" W.. r1;,ey,,) until all orredraycs paid
~ sDyERTIs E.ME.N'TS inserted at SO cents per
y ,.r lsss) for every inner form insertion and 37i
~. ar square Tor h) for every outer form insertion
ryERY ADVERTISER " required to note, o" his
..ns.rp,, h0s long he '''''.' his aa't''1.' inserted
.-.,:.ssree BE- ordered.
~oD YEARLY .ADTERTISL>r; the terms are for
;r,rs Of t,eo squares $40 for ono square, s25 for
....ars. inner form, ss5. Erery yearly advertiser
IN !. REQUIRED to eodns his Advertising to his parteu
isr lin. Of business.
e. Jon PRINTING erec''ted neatly and erpeditious
=. ..S IN re- asonabie terms.
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HATS! hats. x.ATS!!!

HATS! HATS. xyATS!!!
~~ TIE sSubserbrf has hand. and is
EssaEd constantly manufacturing. at his old stand,
-tSseN an extensive assortment oi iirts every va
rlety, aud Of the Mtesi fashions.
lie sollcls call from his friends. customers and
The public generally, to whom he pledges himself as
heretofore, that in point OF beauty and durability, his
HATS cannot be cxcelled. Snch in want of articles
IN his line, would do well 10 give him call before
purchasing elsew here, he determined 10 sell very
Inv for cash JACOB RUMBOCCU.
n B-'rhe pressure of the times conslralns him To
urgently request all those indebted to him a,ent 10
call aud settle their accounts
May u Is
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TRUST SALE.

EA an S4Ab
PURSUANT To a decreeof the circuit superior court
Of Bedford, pronounced ON the 29ih III July, lS44.
IN The suit If "alca,h Davis rs. Powell Ownby aud
Others the undersigned commissioner, will proceed on
The lh davoJanuary next the premises, Ia sell 10
HE highest bidder TIE TRACT OF LAND con.
veyed IN trust by the said Powell Ownby and Nancy
his wife 10 WIN. II. Mmcan, trustee. by deed of
trust dated the oath Of July. 1876, aud Of record in
Bedford county court containing
1877 .EGRES,
lying in Bedford county, adjoining the Lands Of the
tate OF Mitchell Ewing decd Joseph ruff and others
And as,, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY men
TONED in said deed, consisting of Household ard kich
ed Furniture, Plantation Utensils Sleek of Cattle and
Hogs (beinS the increase of the stock conveyed in the
deed aforesaid besides other persanll chatlles The
Land is rich mountain soil and valuable Tobacco
Plantation.
1t will be sold upon creji, Of six. twelve and eieh
teen months, for equal portions Of the purchase money
The purchaser giving bonj with good secnry-The per
sonal property wi" be sid i.r cashlhe title To the
Land is believed to be nnquesionabe, but it will only
be conveyed 10 the purchaser by deed with special war
raniy. u. A. WINGFiELD, Cum'r
Dec IS Jan