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Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-11
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, q SDRII STDE FIT MEM WORK


 FENHE only manulaclory ofany extent in the United \ States. The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid assortment of SHADES winch could be collected together, consisting of the following yles
 10000 paIrs of beautiful Gothic, painted by artists These are all views of celebrated places in Europe.
 4,000 pairs of assorted Gothic, Corinthian and Landscapes, such are generally sold about the city
 75 pairs of most beautiful Corinthian, painted in Florence.
 100 pairs of some of the most celebrated places in this country.
 5000 paIrs of cheap shades from 624 to S1 50.
 We pledge ourselves to sell 100 per cent cheaper than any other house in New-York. Persons wish ing to see the process of getting up the most useful articles, are shown through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
 SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS not to be surnassed. TRIMMINGS of all kinds at manufacturers prices.
 GC5'Persons buying to sell again dealt with on the most liberal terms.
 augl2Kmo BARTOL & DE MAUNY. Y ITTELL'S LIVING AGE-Part IA IS ready hA for subscribers, at 2S Dauphin street, where subscriptions W i'll be received. Back numbers can be obtained by application to
 sep6 S.W. ALLEN, Agent.
 OPINIONS OF THE PREss-The selections are of high order of merit, and afford agreeable variety, being confined to particular department oflierature. There is the grave and the gay, both of prose and poetry, all in the most beautiful and finished style Every general reader should take the Living Age, if he wishes to become acquainted with the world around him, and progress with it, [Cincnnati Daily Times.
 One of the best things of the kind winch has yet appeared in this country. It contains the very cream of the foreign qlmrterlies and magazines printed in remaik kabie neat and readable siyle.-- [Picayune.
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r HAVILAND, CLARK S CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Periumery, Brushes, Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE Co, NewYork.
 HAvILAND, HARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, $. 0. HAvILAND, RisLEY Co, Augusta, Ca dec2 lcmo IPCHINA, Glass, EarthenNvare and Cut LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL--The subscriber IS receiving extensive assortment of the above ar- ces hirh he offers Ht he Invest prices. novl4 JAS. MAS PERSON. Importer. 34 Water-st EyOXE'S STARCH-1 10 boxes fresh just receiv- N ed and for sale by
 septlI WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM. DLASTER, Lime, Cement, Plas,erer's Hair and II Pensacola Fire Brick, for sale by
 sentII E. c. CENTER & co. NLOUR-I6 bbls hest St. tLouis -four, fresh l' ground just received and for sale by
 septIl WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM. r EAF FLARD-2O kegs very choice, just received 1A and for sale by
 septll WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM. GUNDRIES-5O casks fine Cincinnati Sides; S2O do Shoulders; 10 tierces Family Hams; 25O bags Oats; 20 kegs Butter; 50 bbls Whiskey, in store and for sale by ssp0 MARSHALL, ROWE g co,
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III AMS-Ordnary and extra cured III SHoULDERs-In fue order
 OLD PoRT-A few cases ofa superior article
 BLACK and GREEN TEAs-Of excellent fla vor. For sale by
 sepi9 JOHN O'RE1LLV & co. pACON-A few casks landing from schooner -AD Commercial and for sale by
 sepl9 c. LE BARON. RUTTER-50 kegs fresh Goshen, now landing 1D and for sale by
 sept9 E. c. CENTER & co. nATS-425 sacks heavy western, for sale at a " reduced price by
 sept9 CA. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com-st c UGARS-60 hhds New Orleans S 6 boxes white Havana, 6 obls do do. For sale sepi9 by c. LE BARON. PRANDY-l0 half pipes Hennessy. for sale by lD sept9 E. c. CENTER & co.
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K IF '. ,I5z 5 zs g5I5u AAz Norm. SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition on S tIle GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont pomerv (AIa ! 10 Charleston (S CD via Columbus, Macon and Sa,annah (Ga )-haying less staging and more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, thIs line carries us pas- sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way of Augusta, Ga. having 20 miles less staging than the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, py railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line oi Jour horse post coaches via Columbus 10 Macon, Ga's i4o miles: thence by the Central Railroad to Savannah, Ga, l9l miles, with unsurpassed expdition and comort thence by splendid line of steam packets to Charleston, no miles, where passengers travel While they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge, and arrive in Charleston from four to SIX hours De- fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying the great Southern Mail.
 DAILY SCHEDULE:
 Leave Montgomery al. l o'clock, AM. Columbus at ...3 !" PM. Macon at.....9A AM. |" Savannah at. .1Oa PM. Charleston from 9to II |" AM. Extra Coaches will always be kept m readiness to accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charleston, omnibus included, $26 50.
 Through tiGkets can be had on application 10
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, nt Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery. April n, 1S45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are rec lerred for further particulars, and through tickets, giving preference of seats, 10 Mir. John Ticknor, Agent, No. St. Frnncis street, or to Lewis J. Areuees, Agent, Mansion House, Mobile.
 a:FIt will be that the cards of lhe Express Mail and Georg ia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them the greatest speed, dated prior to the 18th April and were then correct, although now the re-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-11

The State of Aiabapa-- Washington County. COUNTY COURT SITTING FOR ORPHANS BUsI-
 NESS IN VACATION, AUGUST I9, lS46.
 Present and presiding, the Hon. Samuel 5. Hous-
 ton. Judge of said Court TUNIIIS DAY came Lawrence R. Moore, late A guardian of Catharine and Jas II. A. Sylvester, minor heirs of Jas H. Sylvester, deceased, and filed his account current Id accompanying vouchers for final settlement of his said guardianship, and the same having been seen aud examined by the Court, 8 set for final hearing and allowance a, term of his Court be holden in and for said county at the place for holding said Court, on the fourteenth day of October next, lS45, when and where all persons interested can attend and contest the same if they think proper. It is further ordered by the Cour. that notice of said settlement be given by publishing a copy of this order in the Mobile Register and Journal, a newspaper prioted in the city of Mobile. for three consecutive weeks previous to said setile- ment. 90
 true copy from the minutes. Attest:
 sept2 196Mw H. J. Y. MOSS Clerk.
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NOTICE-The Board of President and Com l missioners of Revenue of Mobile county, will proceed to elect a Treasurer for Mobile county, on the 18th day of September instant, to for the term of three years from the lst instant. Bond will be required in he sum ofTwenty Thousand Dollars. Applicants will name their securities.
 ap2 l96m Attest, D. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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DLASTER, Lime, Cement, Plas,erer's Hair and II Pensacola Fire Brick, for sale by
 son,II E. c. CENTER & co.
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SUNDRIES-l00 boxes Lemon Syrup C 200 boxes Sperm Candles
 30 do Castor Oil; 25 boxes Salad Oil
 200 bags assorted Shot, Cigars Tobacco, &c. aug2 For sale by T. P. MILLER & co.
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UrWe are authorized to aunounee CHARLES A. HOPPIN, Esq, candidate for reelection 10 the oi- flee Of Mayor at he ensuing municipal election
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-11

ELOUR-I6 bbls hest St. lLonis -four, fresh " ground just received and for sale by
 san,1I WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
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1FThe friends of c. C. LANGDON announce him as a candidate for Mayor, at the next municipal election
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-11

HAMS-Newhnney's superior sugar cured, re Il l ceiyed and for sale by tl
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 sepl6 Grocers, 5S nauphn street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-11

IT EAFLARD-20k kegs very choice, just received senliI ''' WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-11

ID ICE-Of superior quality, in store and fol N sale by gucl WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, .-
 sept6 Grocers, 5S Dauphn street
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LOOK ALorr.


BY JONATHAN LAwaENcE.
In The tences OF life, when the ssrs saI The gale
Arr ar,nnd and above, Il ID, io.aiag sload TAIL,
ifias eye should grow dim aud .l,y caaiina depari,
Look aioil" and be irm AMI Dc iesfless ofhenr,
tfthe friend, WHO rnbrae cd in Prosperity glow,
Vnhs smile for eaoh jis aud har for zach voc.
Shsod hcusy thee elirn like eouls snayed,
"look aoil' 10 that friendship that shall Jade.
Should the visons which nope spreads light hiue
Like III; tiGts oi this rainbow hal brighten 10 ily,
Then turn. and through tears OF rrpcntsnt regret
rI.ook aloit' 10 IN. Sun that Is never to set.
Shoald they who dearrst, the son Of IT,, heart,
The wife eth, bosom, in depart,
Lock aloh from the dafkness aud Just ofhe touib
To that soil where affection in blooa
Aud Oh when death comes IN his errufs toeast
Ills fears The fiiurr, his phil an the past,
In tint Of datkncss, h hope IN iy heart
AID -mie ia ili. eye, "ook Aloh,'' and depart.
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Zunchb.g,.g .9cNde,1ly.

|yHyIlF next SESSION Of this Institution will open on
] Monday, 3fd Of March, and close the last OF July
The course Of study is exiensive--emhfacing all the
branches essential 10 thorough English and Classical
ejnnaiipn.
Tie PnNc,pAL will devote his time chiefly to the
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences and pay sirieat
tenth,n 10 Eiyeu,ion. Composition and Penmanship.
The Assistant, H. II. SMITH, A. b., having de-
voted than ordinary atteniun TO the study Vi the
Ancient and Modern Classics, feels confident of giving
most complete and thorough instruction in this depart
ment.
lie will give instruction in the German, French,
Spanish and Italian Languages. either in public or in
private any who may wish TO avail themselves Of the
opportunity
" B.-studenis may obtain board in the family nth
the teachers and have To their library, free Of
charge ID. SMITH, Principal.
Feb 3 w2n
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Hays Linasnent for the PILES.

flE genuine Hays Linament is siiil eagerly onght
aiteras usual, 9r The of this distressing
pAint People heen to find au that they throw their
money any other article for Physicians begin
ning 10 apply this IN Their practice, finding that il Is the
" remedy ihe That say ''genitae
H1ys Ladment l., bocanse scoundrel in the city ofNew
of has had the bascuess 10 conntor what the rea
suit years OF investigation the pnrf Of the nuhor and
thousands OF dollars ofexpcnse We the public
tnsuish between bin. who the ability and knowledge
God hn given him, and of study or tn benefit his
fellow creatures, md lin who would palm pom them
article useless and dang rons, for the snke of making few
dollars. Comstock ~ Cos il upon wrapper.
sold wholesale and retail by comsloek & Co II Cort-
landi si ~ y aud by John H. Scny Lynehburg, and ka
bier X Specie, New London.
March 20 oafI9m
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the clerks Office Of The cir
cult superioreourt Of law aud cIanesry holden in and
the county Of Gamphel the Sd day Of February 1876
Giles Ward and Adeline =. his wife, Plaintiffs, f
against
Garnett Lee Psuett Clart, late sheliI Of Campbell
county, George C. Huter and HarrieJ his WIFE Ferdinand
W. Rsque, Richard Perkins, admir- with the viii annexed
Of lanes b. Rsqie, deceased, and james w. ard trustee
for Adenc f. Ward, Defendants.
liz CuAscTRY.
The defendant Ferdinand W. Rsque not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and the rules of This court appearing by sat
isiactory evidence that he inabiant o this
monwes 1t is ordered, that said defendant appear
The frs, Monday May next that being rule day and an
swer the bills Of the PLAINTIFF, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted printed in the
d Eynchbur fuf two months successfully and posted the
FROST door of the courthouse Of this county
day. II Caps- Teste,
JOHN d. 1LEX,4NDER, elk.
Feb. 81 WIN
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TRInuTE OF RESPECT.

Ala Court held for Nelson county. al the court house,
on Monday the 9th day If March 1915:
The county curt 81 Nelson, impressed With The sion
ges respeci and regard Tor their late friend sud associate.
RorrRT Rvrs. ST.. Esq who departed this life on Tho
OH dayei March. 1885 and feeling that the community
at large and his relatives especially have sustained los
rerarsbe in lis chsracief. have directed tho meancho
" event 10 be entered on the records Of this court
In doing sa the members Of the bar practising in this
COURT the clerk and officers Of the conrt. have desired TO
unite in the testimony Of respect tba, there may remain
This recorded memorial Of Tho very high estimate enter
tanned by them Of his distinguished worth man, as
citizen. and as an officer Of the court
And il is requested Of Tho clerk Of this court. that he
dn transmit To the editors Of the Enquirer and ehmnnd
Wing the Lynehburg Firgnian and 1ynehburg Isepub-
liean. the JeGsfsaiao Republican and Virginia AdVo-
cate Of Charlottesville copy Of this preceding. also
10 each member Of the family, with The assurance that
the deepest sympathy is felt for the late vsaiion OF
Providence by which they have been deprived Of their
benelacior and friend. A Copy-Iesr.
SIP. GARLAND, OK.
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.NicE. Hefsfl..Icne.

A CERTAIN remedy for The sick head ia Dr. splIoas'
euro Tor The sick headache This suirie l. suelfa
ey that persons keepir constantly ieif houses
applying it upon every attacks and ia .lu time Icing en-
unlY cnrr 1he last Ola lady y, no lives within
iew doors 81 ora and aD had been troubled faf four
years With this complaint aud who had tifd neafly every
physician IN the city without elect somebody advised her 10
Try this celebrated remedy she saii she did wish 10 nv
any phtcnt medicines at al-had fat IN them ins n,
though an ariice pm up with the test erias and nv
p slean Of the br Standing. could be good because il
eome oil ready put np ready Ion sale. Ancr repeated e-
iaions, she ndured n bote, mud The ensic.
ton d her friends and the wonder OF hersc sic enrey
cuftd
Sold solraale nndreiail BY comsioch & Co.. q GefI.
lnnd snect Now York. aud by John H. Sray Lynchbnre;
aud kahloh and sprecr, New London.
Jan 30 o,f t2n,
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VIM. r.. I'O ~ Hy,
mt the old stand of
II u " ~ a " OIL N q.

rs now receiving his Spring supply ofGgOCERlES.
z which he has recently nnrrbnsed IN The Nerthefn
Markets s,r cash and he il determined Ia sell aa low
if not little lower than any house in tho INNER .nn,fy
le slie,ts call from, ba old cos,oets who h,ve here
toore extended Ia him ther p,,ron,oe IA mariner Of
the concern Of Bfyon, 4 Yonug IA well ~ of others
buying in his market pr,msng Them they shah not 90
away without ,araains The Gllowiny astices cam
prise portion Of his stock
400 hsrs RI. Isgnir, and lava Cnnre
10 hhds y q. p. REQ. and 81. cfoix Sugar.
do Cuba. fclanGeD do
- boxes Loaf Sacst. NIL qualities
bsls crushed sugar.
IS hbds. and bbls. n. q. and p. r. Molasae..
$50 Sacks Sail.
80 kegs N,ils md Btads
3 tons Bar lem.
. a., r,.le,,, ,,o,
ouerres ann on
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MIR. BENJAMIN w. WALKER:

sir; AZ you have not any known agent or attorney
IN Tact within this Commonwealth. therefore cause
publication 10 be made OF the foregoing writ. for the
time aud IN the required by The statute In such
ease. Given under my hand, this 3rd day Of March,
ieio' JNO CLARK,
Deputy Sheriff for Alexander Austin, Sheriff of Camp
bell County.
March 10 A.,
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The Commonwealth Of Iuqinia, 10 Tic Sheriff Of
Campbell County, Greeting:
w ifREAs an action Of covenant has been Deepen
ding ~ the circuit superior court Of law and Chan
Gerry hudon In and for tie county Of Campbell between
II befl Morton. Trustee. &c plaintiff and Benjamin
w, Walker and Samuel J. Walker, defendants, and
before judgment was given verdict rendered therein
the said Robert Morton departed this life iutcslae as 1t
IS sad, and John Sheppefsan and William &. Friend
hts administrators have applied for a scier acas against
The dtiendanls; aud appears by affidavit filed with
The Clerk Ut our said court. that the defendant Benja-
min W. W aker, IA out o thu Co nmonweallh, by rea
son whereof according To The statute in such made
and provided. the scef aeas may be served On the de
ehdans agent or attorney in fact ifanY be have within
The Commonwealth, or If he have no agent or attorney
KNOWN by publication for four weeks successfully pres
vions To the return day oflhe writ in some newspaper
published in this Commonwealth
Therefore sc command you that You make known.
according TO the statute aforesaid that the said Bena>
MN w Walker, the defendant aforesaid, be before the
Judge OF our circuit superior court Of law and chanrery
holden N and idf the county Of Campbell, on the first
day oil the next May term Of said conr to show cause,
II any he can, Why the action aforesaid should not be
pfoeeeded IN 10 final Judgment. And have then there
ihls VIII Witness. John y Alexander CLERK ofour
said court this 3fd day Of March, loi5, in the 6oth
year Of the Commonwealth.
JNO. d. ALEXANDER
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10 Gidcoa Brooks, resident Of The State Of
JGginia
nNAKE NOTICE. lha, shall, on Thursday the
a 9Th day of April, 1915, between the hours of s
A. NJ. aud 6 7. NJ at the Law office of VIM. G. Car
rn2tun at Charlotte court house. Va, take the depos
lions flames w. Boudin and others, To be Tea evil
dence in suit pending in the circuit superior court
ufaw and chancery for Charlotte county, On the chan
Gerry side in which am plaintiff aud you defendant,
with certain Richard Collins.
JOHN w. BROOKS,
March 10 w4w
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OIL OF TANNIN,
for EEsrIIcSa Or Leather in lallN Sh0nC.

FHNiiS articles much in the Northern State, iis
one OF The cheapest preparations farmer tor
his harness. II will old that been
asic ns n worn out 10 lis original myth and beauty
making At perfectly bright soft and ptnhle. BY appyilr
to new harness or leather IL will increase the fifty pc
cent as keeps the water ion entering the pores of the
leather and ooouse Keeps almost perfectly dry. There
article equni In IT, for applying wagon tops
riuge tops Of kmeand what is the OF
the public ii comes remarkably cheap.
Sold wholesale aud reIni by Comstock Co, q Cort-
landt ST. N, mud by John II. Scay, ,nchburg, ind Ka
bier * Specie New London.
Mnicl20 oaf12m
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against
Edward Thomas, Washington Thomas, Polly Thomas
Sylvester ebb aud Rachel his WIFI. formerly Rachel
homas, James " Thomas. Robert Thomas ard Angus
tine b. Thomas, the said last three children of Benjamin
Ihomas dec d. of the brothers of the nid \ueastne b.
Thomas decd Michael Burrows bartholomew Burrows Ru,
burrows John Burrows and Peter Burrows children OF De-
bora Burrows. deed formerly Deborah Thomas aud one of
the sisters OF said Augustine B. Thomas decd, John w.
keliiam, an infant of Abigail Keam deed daughter
of said Deborah Burrows Martha c. Keliam James kelliam
and Augustine kelliam, three infant children Nancy KEEL
liam, decd, another daughter Of said Deborah Burrows
gustine Wade, Duna Wade, Deborah Wade Sally Wade,
Rachel Wade, Nancy Wade and Mary Wade, children If
James Wade and Nancy his wife, decd, who also
sister oil Augustine u. Thomas, Decd Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, James w. Thomas, Robert a. Thorn
as aud Augustine b. Thomas, Michael Burrows,
Bartholomew Burrows Ruth Burrows, John Burrows,
Peter Burrows, John W. kelliam, Martha G. ke-
liam, James kelam, Augustine Kelliam, Augustine
Wade, Diana Wade, Deborah Wade, Sally Wade RAJ
chel Wade, Nancy Wade and Mary Wade not having
entered honppeaunce and given security according 10 the
Act Of Assembly and the rules of this court
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
commonwealth On motion Of the plaintiff ii ordered that
the said defendants do appenr here the st Monday in
p next, and answerthe plaintiffs BILL and that copy of
this order be forthwith published in the Iyncbug Virgin
ian Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
OF the court house ofthis county.
Copy-Tcste,
SAML. G. STAPLES, D. c.
Feb. 13 WIN
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FOR RENT,

FH'iIE two freproof brick ienemens Immediately be
! low the Franklin Hotel, on main street. They are
both good repair and the upper apartments wea-
dapied for the residence Of private amlies Possession
of one tenement be had early in November and per-
haps sooner Of the other, the first Of January next
WIN. RADFORD.
Oct 3 WITS
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EpGErg OnsTgs NE.vzs:ys.x

EDGi 2fg OEsTN NE.EE.y:Tgs
MRS. f., V. IoNAN. Principal
Mrs. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prn
n Wis Institution, situated in the town of Liberty
y Bedford County, Va, will be open Tor the rccep-
ton OF pupils the LIST Of October
II rs the object OF the Principals to mpar to the stu.
dents useful "a well ornamental education
this purpose, Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
peieni assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for the lst class $50 pr. months,
2nd do Is 4" +"
JUNIOR class 4" Bird do 10"
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roget
of France, 5"
Music. by Professor Winhler Of Germany, Piano $25,
Harp $50; Guitar SIS pr. months
DRIVING Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges
Plain aud Ornamental Needo-work, So pr five months
Use OF Musical Instruments 81
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n, B.-Board may also be obtained in many respect
able families in tho village
Reerences-J1dge Stanard and James Iyons ESQ
Richmond; Judge i.omaX, Fredericksburg; Rev DR..
llawley and Rev. Mr. Laurie, LIST Presbyterian Church.
Washington; Gen Gordon aud Hon. VIM c. Rlyes,
Albomare; DIR. p, II. Gimer, Lynchburg; Gro Z
Iayloe, Boetourl; Rev. DIR. S. Phillips aud Rev ia.
cob ID. MITCHELL Liberty.
Bedford, Sept 10 IA
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+ court held for Bedford county, at the cont house
"A the 9Th dayof January, 1916:
Beverly Crump, Plaintiff
against
Abner Crump, John q Crump, William W. Grnmp Su-
san W. Crump, Rhoda Crnmp, H. Iramblet and Sa
ran ms we, iofnerly Saah Crump, and Mary Crump In
her own light and administrators of George Crump decd
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, Abner Crump, John G. Crump William
W. Crunp and Jesse A. Brambett having entered hcir
appearance and given security according the of As
semby and the rules of this and appearing by salts
factory evidence that thev inhabitants Of this Coun
try; On moon of the plaintiff by his attorney, order
ed that the said defendants do appear here fourth Mon
day in April next, and the bill of the complainant
and that copy ofhs order be forthwith published in tbe
Iynchburg Nrgnian for ta months succesvey and nos
ted at the front door of the courthouse OF this county
A Copy-Tese.
RO c. MITCHELL, c. B. g.
fee.o WIN
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coffee, Plaster, sc.
SA BAGS PRIME GREEN RIO COFFEE.
W. 20 tons Lump Plaster
10 hbls. M. 3 iat Macketel
bale fresh Hops
cases lsingass for Jeles
bales heavy 4 Shirtinps
Ga Shee,ings
Receiving per barges Kanawha and Pioneer, and for
sale very low, ior cash or barter, by
GEO. BAGBY.
Jan l6 10