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where they will receive prompt attention.
l.. D. NOWLAND, Auctr.
Elk'"n Sept. 30, 1913.
p S. The subscriber will also attend SO
cryer 10 any pablo sale, in town or c"un-
try. l.. .. ".
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Jacob tiyiand,
vs.
James Alexander
(ci VIM


The subscriber having purchased the
real estate OF the above named defendants,
at sale thereof, in virtue "t three several
executions, issued upon he for4 DING Judg-
menls, made on the l9;h ds, "I Sep'rm
Der, 1913; by James Wo"dfnrd. Esq.
Constable, hereby gives notice b he n-
tends to apply to the Jud yes "l Cecil CO.,
Court, a; Ills next session tn be held in Elk
,"n, OH the first Monday ia April next.
for confirmation cf said sale, when and
where The said defendant or his creditors.
ay other person orprrs"ns clalmIng an
interest in the matter will hav. an nrpnr-
,unity Of stating their objections if any
they have " hy the sale >hnnld not he con-
Ermed. and tor that purpose are hereby
warned 10 appear
The property purchased hv the sub
scfihcl consists Of AL ;he right, tile and
interest, of the said ia nps Alexander nf
Vim. in and "a certain mrs.iraIp tone
mpnl or no, So and To-. ,i'uatrd living aud
being ia Elk Neck. Cerii CO.. Mar, land
containing onearre If lanh, and was struck
of for the sum of $500
JACOB fIYLANn.
March 81 lSi4-3,,
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FOR SALE.

Two New Horse carts with or wi,h,u
Harness made in this town by Mr.. Scol
and Mr.. lamar. also ESQ bushels first rate
seed "als, the above will be sole! al ii
reasonable credil.-Appiv to
WILLIAM KNOTS
Feb. l7h 1914
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HATS

at his own manufacture as cheap rs they
can be bought in either of the great cities
They shall be made BY experienced work
men and Of good materials, warranted NOT
to he surpassed either in nealness or d.
rahility, and he hopes by strict attention
TO his business to merit reasonable por-
ton of public patronage. Tie will re-
ceivp all orders in his line of business and
attend to them promptly, and will send
halls To any Merchant who nav favor him
with orders, TO any place within fifty
miles of his own Store he will also ex-
change hats for fur at cash prices.
N. Is -Conn.ry produce taken in ex-
change Cor hats or caps Don, forget the
Sign of the Golden Hat. &c.
The highest CASH PRICE will be Civ
en- for Furs at the Store.
February 10Th lS44--ly
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Notice! NOticesss
Auction Store!

THNiE subscriber announces to h'r
q friends and The pnbiIc fnefail!, LET
he ha- obtained license for carry ing, q
lie Auction and Agency Business. NJ H.:
corner of n nrlh and Church streets, in he
store room formerly occupied by q. T.
Howard, ESQ., where he vii he g'4! /"
receive c"nsIsnmen,s Of all descriptions
OF Goods, which vii! he sold "n tt.ns -
silt owners.
Pers uns from the country having pro-
merry, Inch they wish Sold al pubic auc-
ion, will do wei! by forwarding them 20
III,
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WASHINGTON
HOTEL.

The sub-crber. late at Wilmington,
Delaware " here he kept Public House
for many years, respectfully informs the
Public. that he has taken the Tavern house
in Eikton, lately occupied by Mr. Josiah
Foart, and known AS the " ashinglon
Hotel. where H. is fully prepared to en-
ser,ain both Cilizens and Strangers, in a
snanner tina: he hopes will give general
satisfaction.
lie Is well prepared te accommodate Ell
iher transient ar permanent BOARDERS,
al very moderate charges ind every effort
will be male t" insure their comfort.
His TABLE will be pleniiulIy supplied
with the best the market affords, served
up in the best style and every attention
VII he bestowed to pleas. in this branch
d the business.
His Stable is an excellent one, well
supplied with prnvendcr-- his hosllers all
ieutlve and "blIgig, and his stable yard
is large aud conmodious, with good SHEDS
for carriages.
DHGFEkS can be accommodated on
tie m.ost reasonable terms.
He respectfully solice;s share oiPub-
lie patronage, and faNers himself he will
be 4hr /" merit it, by pleasing all who
give .Ia, call.
Respectfully
The Pub'ic's Serv'.
SAMUEL MILLER.
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NOI'IlIE.

Ar persons indebted to the late firm o t
Mercer & Wingate, are hereby requested
to com and settle with the subscriber, hy
note or otherwise, on or before the tirsl
day of April next, rs further indulgence
may no. be expected
EDWARD WINGATE.
Surviving Partner.
North East, February 3rd. lS44.
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pressed state Of times are prepared to furnish
Mems Women and Children's boots and shoes,
ofalmost every description, a! the following re-
ducrd prices
Mems fine Boots. from $3.50 to S. 90
Do course do. 1852 to ; is
Do. coarse and tlne ihcc DO. l,5O TO So
Do, coarse ard fine Shoes, 1877 to so
Do. Nuiliers, i,eItg 90
Do Navy Shoes, $50 to ,0e
Do Jackson Boots, $50 to- so
Womens Moroccoand Kid Slippers, 90
Do. thick sole do. LIE
DO. Morocco Boots, 1877 10 SO
ls,s,,o Leather Boots. !,=5
DO. Cater do. 800
Do. Morocco Cater Boots, I62
Bows Boots, from $50 70 $50
DO. Lace Boots, 81 TO ! so
Misses and childrens Boots, very low
He also keeps general assortment of wo-
mems Shoes OF his own manufacture, from 81
- to 76 cents, warranted to sarpass any thing
that has been offered for the price.
N b. ltany of his work fails, it will he re-
apred without charge, and deduction made in
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Judgment before Ste
phen IiyIand Of Ms.
; for al3.9S debt, cost
SO, with Interest from
Is \ ov. lS4l llII paid.
Judgment before 5 t.
phen lis land of NJ.
for Is SOY debt, cost
Icy with Inl"res, iron,
Is Nov. 1871 ill paid.
Ju Igmen, before Ste
phrn il\land Of Ms.
for - ,253 debt, cost
l2a with interest from
4 h March lSi2 ill pd.
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Important News from Elkton.
THE Y.l.Tk kES EE.4T.AI

Fl IN low very cheup are Boots
81 Wand Shoes a. Thomas c
h<~fj AsCROUCH'S boot aud shoe store,
II. sign OF the Big Boot opposite the
Court House, Elktou.
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EDUC.ITED.V,

8NJRS N. D RICE is grateful to her patrons n
WI Ine encouragement and isgratlfed al the approba
mu they have manifested by continuation Of their pat
mage. which she will endeavor 10 merit by using eve
y effort Nm the Improvement and future happiness of
tner cnldea heliev,ng that II they be trained in the
way they should 20, they will seldom depart from it,
and ii they should that The impressions which made
In youIh by the advice Instruction. OF faithful moth
er or teacher, will be as talIsnsn to draw them back
from the paths Of error, or restrain them from wander
I'M into them.
Having taught l6 years with but little intermsson
her health is 50 impaired by the conne and labor of
large schol, that she proposes reducing the number OF
pOps to ten, and raising her terms to $40, per session
\ of five months.
She hopes this arrangement will meet the appreciation
NJ her patrons, being assured that they will be much
benefited, as their children will instruc-
71n and have more attention paid TO their department
Than ma large proiscuous school taught by one in per-
+. feet health
4 Dec9 w4w
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rules held in the clerhS shss Of the circuit Superior
n of law aud ehsrcery for the county Of Amherst
on Monday, the End day Of December, 1874
Charles A. Penn, Plaintiff,
against
Edle, and Spence Edmund L. Moore, John Penn. and
John b Duncan, Defendants.
In CuANCIRy.
The defendant, John b Duncah not having entered his
appearance aud security according the act OF
senby and the rules Of this court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he shabant oi this country
ordered that the said defendant here the his
day OF March term neat and the bill OF the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published In tho town Of lynchbufg for two
months successfully and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse OF tins county.
Copy-Te,e,
ROBERT TINsLEy, Cla.
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Dec. %

VIRGINIA:-At rules continued and held in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Char
cery for Bedford county, the 7th day ofDecember 1874
Abel b. Nichols, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Asbury, John F. Sale, lIeaden McCormack and
Joseph Slaug hts administrator Of Berry McCormack de-
ceased Defendants.
liz CHANoERY.
The defendants Henry Asbury and iIeaden McComnck
moi having entered their appearance andg given security &C
codng to The Act of Assembly and the rules OF this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, II Is ordered that they
do appear here the first Monday in March next and
the bills of the plaintiffs and that this oder he inserted
newspaper published in the town OF Lynchbnrg Tor
two months succt ssyely and posted Mt the from door oil
The court house Of this county court day.
A Copy-feste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Dec. % WIN
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7 Court OF Quarterly Session. continued and held for
"a the county Of Csmpbell the courthouse thereof
Tuesday, the ieth day nj November, 1914:
James Dixon, Nm, Dixon, Tho. Dixon and Sarah Ann
Dixon, Plaintiff,
against
John Wilson Joseph Jonos and Mary his wife, Elizabeth
Dickey, Jane Dcky, Martha Dckey Robert Martin and
Nancy his wife Robert Dickey, Thomas Elliott, ilsou FL
lott, John Elliott Archy Elliott aud Mary his wife, Eliza
W. Elliott aud John w Elliott, infant. Of Ro. " Elliott,
Wilson L Martin and Sarah his vile Thos. Hines and Jane
his wife, Wilson McReynods. Thos J. Mickey nolds, lcnla
: McReynolds. Mckinney and Elizabeth II, his
vile, Mary MeReynolds, WIN. \. CannaiaA aud Mar
tina Jane his vile, and Alexander II. Wilson,
Defendants.
The plaintiffs having duly filed their bill and notion
VIM A. Clement is assigned guardian ad iaem OF Eliza W
Elliott aud John w elliott, infant children of Ro w. FL
iu decd and it appea ring to the satisfaction OF the
That John Wilson, Robert Dckey, Wilson Elliott, John FL
lott Mary Elliott, Archer Elliott, Wilson H. Elliott aud Sa
ra his wife, hos Hines and Jane his wife, Nil.on Mickey
nolds ihos J. Mere, nolds, BENJAMIN s. McReynold-,
- NJ Kinney and Elizabeth II his wife, WIN, " Can.
naaA and Martha Jane his wife, inhabitants of this
commonwealth is ordered that they do appear Camp
bell courthouse, the second Monday in February next
and the plaintiffs bill, and copy of this order
be inserted newspaper prntcdn the town of Lynch
burg orwo months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
OF the court house Of this county some sourt day.
ACopy-Tsstc, =
Dec.9 WIN
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PACKET BOATS.
7s.i- yJeeklw Line Only.
Dec. %

TTi- Weekly Line Only.
HNROM this date, (25lh Nov.) we suspend our daily
IL line of Packets bewieen Richmond asd Lynchburg;
and shall leave, until further no,e,
Lynchbure for Richmond-M Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond for Lynchburg- Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Fare through from Lynphburg to Richmond. $500
=. Charlottesville, BY
Boats and Stages. (va Scolisyile,) meals on
the Boats included $3.50
BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Nov. IS
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COmlni ssiOner's Sale.

virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Court
all ,on Law and Chancery, for the county of Camp
." October term. 1874. in the Of Gray Us Gil
.m I' &c; and Leween &c. rs Gillian, &C.. will oe
lann osmpbe curt house, on the I'd Monday in
1919. at public auction. for cash. the SLAVES,
,~oa. mar, Editha "a woman,) Delphia and Su.
''"'ao tsiTlsD III SAID decree mentioned.
Dec. Is A" MANN, n e'I L.
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NIRGlNIA:--A,a circuit superior court of law and
chancery continued and held for Franklin county
at the court house. ON the llh day of October, lSi4
Ava Spear aud Jonathan l.. Patien, partners, ira
ding under the firm Of Spear and Patten, Plaintiffs.
against
Bernard G.. Hendrlck, executor of Christopher q.
Babcock decd, and IN his own right, and John VI.
Holland, Moses Greer George Turner, Richard NJ Ia.
ale ro aud Henry +. Galloway, Defendants.
In CHaNcERY.
II appearing to the court that the order Of publication
awarded IN this against the defendant Bernard g.
llendrck, on the 5h day Of May 1874, has been duly
published in the mode prescribed by law the said deien
dan still failing 10 appear and answer: and the subpoena
awarded in this the 18th day of April, 1874
appearing have been duly executed the defendants
John NJ. Holland, Moses Greer, Jr George Turner,
Richard NJ IalIaierro and Henry L. Galloway. who
have likewise failed 10 appear and answer and more
thantwo nths having elapsed as well since the return
day IF the subpoena since the filing oil the bill in this
se-On the motion of the plaintiffs, by COUNSEL the
said bill taken for confessed as to all OF the said deien
dans-A nd thereupon the cause came on be beard on
the said bill and exhibits and argued by The PLAIN
is' COUNSEL Upon consideration whereof the doth
adudae order and decree that the defendants do render
an account of the administration of the estate of the
said Christopher g. Bobcock. dec d., before Thomas 5.
Greer a co nnlssoner Of this court, with liberty the
plaintiff, surcharge and falsely the accounts in the bill
and proc edngs mentioned heretofore settled and show
that the same have been stated and settled ope
rate unnsy and nlurious 10 the plaintiffs And thai
the said commissioner do examine state and settle the
said accounts ami make report thereof to this court.
with any matter specially stated thought pertinent by
himself OF required by The parties 10 be So stated.
A Copy-Teste
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.N'sbI'ICE,

DY authority of two DEGREES of the circuit superior
ID of law and chancery, for Nelson county, pro
nounced the 9Th of October 1884, in the OF Jno
J. Brown & Co., against Harrod b. Scott and others,
and of owards against the same shall on the Isl
day of January next the premises sell 10 the highest
bedef, the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
said Scott adjoining the town Of Losingson, confirming
upwards of twenty acres, and which there is a large
DWELLING HOUSE with convenient out houses,
suitable for professional man. Terms of ssle.-Sxiy
dollars in cash. and The balance in six. twelve and egh-
teen months. in equal instruments secured by bonds
wtiapproved security and title withheld to the
ultimate payment. CHA'S. PERROW, Com.
5. CLAIBORNE, wv"
Nov, o5 til
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SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES

OF which is cleared lies unusually we'll is of The vsus
Die red soil OF Eastern Virginia, and capsbe from lis
good clay foundation, OF being brought. at little expense.
10 the highest degree of fertility At least FIFTY
ACRES Of The tract is good meadow Land. Ohiriy Oft
in bdv there is also On 1t good site for Grs and
saw Mill From full knowledge llIis land, the sub
scriber feels ~ hesitation recommending those de.
rous OF buying Lands, admlrabl, adapted to the
groalh Of ~ey species of gram and in intrinsic value
and loralun as ne of the most desirable farms known
him any where II the purchase OF part should be
mure con, enenl 10 buyers. the tract will be divided
IER.NS
Fifteen hundred or thousand dollars of the purchase
money viii be required in hand; upon the balance,
liberal credit will be gwen. Possession Of half vi
the Land be given Immediately and Of the remainder
next fall.
For more particular information, address the sub
sriber at LYnchburg. And for view Of the Land call
on Mr.. Merlwelhef On the premises.
r. E. MANSON, Trustee.
Dec l6 Wifi
C,- Lexington Gazatte and Stanton Spectator will
publish I'LL the day Of sale.
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RO. A. SCOTT, D.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,

Rocky Mount, December 10Th. lS44.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree. are
hereby nol led that have appointed Tuesday The 4th
day Of Febuary, 1915, for taking The account therein
mentioned on which day they required to attend
myotfce at Rocky Mount, Va, with their accounts and
ali necessary evidence to enable me to perform the du
liesrequred by said decree. L. S. GREER, Com'r.
Dec % w4w
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LAND AT AUCTION.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior
L Court of law and chsncery for the county Of Am,
herst pronounced the 2Slh day Of August iS4l In
the case Of WIN. Gatewood. Plaintiff, against Waller
Williams aud Others. Defendants; the undeNienesf np-
painted commissioner for that purpose, will sell. At
public auction on the third Monday in January, 1915,
(beng court day) at Amherst court house. IN credit
Of SIX twelve and eighteen months for all except enough
to pay expenses Of The sale, (or which cash will he re
qnred,) "A CER1.iLN TRACT OR P4RCEL
OF iVa
T. A N D
lying in Amherst county adjoining the lands OF Larkin
Byars Rowland Gillespie and others, containing ma
hundred and eighty The purchaser will be se
qured give bond and good personal security and Tho
title retained as further security.
JAS POWELL, Shf, Of amherst, Com'v.,
by John JVhitchead his deputy.
Dec. q. t10J
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TAILORING.
THOS. w. u. SIZE. ,.3'EEEH

i AS established himself in Lynchburg on the cross
n street, parable with the Market House and in
fraf Of A. CIouse's store opposite Exchange Corner
snere ne Will carry on the tailoring business in its va
ious branches All work entrusted to his care shall be
loone promptly. IN the most fashionable style He in
es 'e attention OF his former customers, and the pub
PIC IN general for share of patronage
Sept. 30 MI.
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I)ee.e

VIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, Tor the
county OF Nelson, in the month Of December 1874:
John lurrs Plaintiff
against
Albert W Harris and Cough A. Harris their right
and Of Lee Harris decd Samuel s. Harris,
Joseph l.. Harris, William Harris and Elizabeth Harris
the said William and Elizabeth Harris, infants under the
age twentyone years. heirs and deyisecs of the said Lee
W Harris decd, Carter Is. Harris and Mary Harris, wild
and rclict OF William Lee Harris, decd.
Defendants
In CHANGERY.
The defendant. Carter b. Harris, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the oil
Assembly and the rules ofhis court, and appearing by sat
sacioy evidence the court that he inhabant
of this commonwealth; motion of the plaintiff, by his
counsel it ordered that the said defendant do appear here
rules be held in the said Clerks Office, the irs
Monday March next and the original and two
mended bills OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this ordc,
be forthwith inserted in the .Lyncnbug Virenian,"
newspaper published in the town OF Lynchburg. Tor two
months successfully another copy thereof posted II. the
front door of the courthouse of this county court
day. Copy-Tests,
Ro. C. CUTLER. Crk
Dec 20 w2m
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' SEVEN LIKErY NEGROES,

spongilp luthe estate OF James DAVIS, decd Also
.ra ead farm HORSES. Terms --l2 months credit
fhri, with satisfactory security will be required from
g,Oe purcllasers By order of the Executor.
TALBOT X LANiER, Auci'rs.
Dec 10 wtlJ
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II IL u c u ( ( o n.
THE subscribers will open an English and Classca
l. SCHOOL in the basement story of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, the LIST Of October
next. fat5
Terms, per session of five months: For the clemens
ary branches Of English $1,000; for the higher branch
of English, $500 for the Classics and Alahemat-
les, $1,000. A. NJ. BRANCH, "A. b.
L. WINSTON, Graduate Y. NJ L.
Sept Is "a
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eampbcii County Court, Nov. term, 1914
commonwealth against Projectors of Friends Ua,s
house. w
me motion Of John b. Dabney. attorney for the
commonwealth, and il appearing to the satsfac
o. .he Court that Christopher l.. Davis, one of the
9pVp,t'oIs Of said Warehouse, is not an nhabitan of
commonwealth. the Court doth ORDER that the said
hh.I sopner L. Davis. be summoned appear at Camp
,b" courthouse, on the End Monday in March next 10
ono" cause any he can why he should not repair The
1901 oil said Warehouse, in the town of Lvncbburn so a.
IN. so.e1n with fire proof Materials in conformity with
pp''ons Of the act Of assembly, establishing said
''"0use Copy-Teste,
Deco '' ~ w4w W.
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Il OR Il II N Il -.
Dec. %

FOR IL II N t.
AR THE BRICK HOUSE on Main Street,
ENTITY one square below the franklin Hotel, re-
&a iiR Gently occupied by Edward Quinn as
Dgrocery. given Immediately.
Terms moderate.
FOR HIRE, The ensuing year. several experienced
Factory hands, also, Two good Cooks, each Of them
good " asher and Ironer. Also first rate Carpenter,
by The month. Appl!D ELIZA G. LAMoEIH.
Dec. II Is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n CIlNG as trustee in deed of trust from VIM G.
pendleon 10 me, and for the purpose of eileciua-
ting the object Of said deed shallon the list day Jan.
nary. 1915, proceed sell public sale r cash. front
OF the tavern house occupied by John Housewrght, in
the town Of New Glasgow, all said Pendetous lnlere.
IN and Ia Tract Of Land within aud hal miles Of
New Glasgow, Containing
40 ACRES,
and adjoining the lands of Jane Aldridge Samuel Heis-
kill, Edmund c. Moore and others. said Pende,on',
interest in said Land is an undivided sixth part there
Of The title 10 said Land believed be good but sc-
ting as trustee shall only such title is YES,
ted in me. RIO. A. C0GHILL, trustee.
Dec : Win
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y,
ford county, the ith day of November, 1914;
William McGeorge and Ruth his vile, late Ruth Wright,
Plaintiffs,
against
Tommy Wright in his right and executor of John
Wright, decd William Wheeler and Sarah his WIFE, An
thony Wright Nancy Asbury, William Corey and Bel,ey
his wife, Joseph Harper and Polly his wife james Wright
and Joel Wright of John Wright the younger de-
ceased and in their right Nicholas Robertson, Sheriff
OF Bedford and such administrator of Elizabeth Wright,
decd and admir-. of Rhoda Hurt decd, and admir- oi
Joseph Wright decd, Joel Shrewsbury and Thomas Sale,
executor Of Thomas Logwood, decd. Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, William Wheeler and Sarah his vile.
William Corley and Be,sey his wife, Joseph Hopper and
Polly his wife, not having entered their appearance and
security according to the Act Assembly ind tho
Rules this court and appearing by satis"cio, evidence
that they not inhabitants oil this Commonwealth II ia
ordered that they do appear here the first Monday in
February next aud answer the Plaintiffs bill and that
copy OF this nrder be inserted in newspaper pub
shed in the OF L,nchburg, for two months success
svcy mud posted the front door OF the courthouse Of this
county coun day.
Cspy-TeMe,
JOS. WILSON, C1k.
Dee w2in
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WOVE WIRE.
EYECETOX'y .S.1EE.

MILL be sold, at Mrs. Tayor's. in the county Of
w Amherst. near the LynchDurs Toll Bridge, the
-, If la,uary 1915
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NV

aid do well to give us call before purchasing else
W, "a we are determined 10 sell al the very Loves
- We have large lot II Tin ware on hand, and
most them 10 call and examine it.