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Dissolution Of Co-par,ncrship.

VIE co-psTlnershp hereoiofe existing between Inc
4 undefslgned under the style OF Edmond, Watson
\ Co. Is tins day dissolved by mutual eunsenl. he
debts aud eteets the have been purchased b,
MI James VI. Boyd. who Intends Ia carry on the bnsi
ness himself All persons indebted TO the firms oi I'd
mond. Watson q Co, VIM. H. Watson Go. and
Bayd. Edmond & CO.. requested TO pay 10 ia net
NJ. Boyd aane-and all the creditors OF said brnis ~iii
apply io him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
W. II. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, IL
Feb. II Is
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EOasIS and SggDa,s.

LlNCHBURG OCT 18TH 1915.
~ Eia INC and opening at Richmond Cash Store
NJ lo,VOo pair Boots, Shoes and Brogans. which
w nn De sold at Manufacturers prices for cash Viz:
'ooo par Ladies' Extra Kidd Slippers for only rs cts.
per oeS'-phIladelpha work, made expressly 10 my
Ladies Extra Goat. Cali, Kidd & Seal W.l;oo shoos
best article, only 81 GO pr. ~"SS'
doz' pr Extra Kidd, l>2 Caters, quilted and lined
with silk. only 81 50 pr.
large assortment of Misses Slinners Rusl,ns and
400 Booees, cheap,
osUo pr Chlldren's Shoes all prices,
, cts. worth 81 %, s'' r
bus1ns aud l-2 Caters, all prices
9oo pr slippers at 50 cts good article.
do Morrocco and Navy shoes. '''''r'
ooo pr Heavy Brogans at IS cts. mr.. worth ., r.,
So, IN above goods, call the Richmond Cash
'o' as 10 not Tear competition in above line MGR
" ouy'ns to sell again, will find it 10 their interes,
gains will be sold ~ NJ, ,,1 oai-
Oct. IS VILLAS
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PREaEiNiN FOUNDRY,
n " u e II h Hrg V'irgi i u

AVlNG completed my Water Power and other
4 Improvements, nj my old stand, near the Pump
House of the Lyn.hbufg Water Works, am now pre-
pared all orders in my line OF business, VIZ
Gas, Geerng for Mills anl other Machinery, win eve
fy description ol castings Of
IRON AND BRASS, STEAM ENGINES, TO
baccO Presses, crs, bands, Levers, Ac. sc.
From an experience OF nearly 20 years, IN one ol the
best conducted establishments IN the State, feel conf
dent Of being able 10 give satisfaction 10 those iavorng
me with Their patronage
| would particularly call the attention Of Tobaccouiss
to my Adjustment Having been The first that lnlfuJu-
ccd the manufacture Of Tobacco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &c, in Lynchburg, can with confidence
refer those unacqnanted with my work, the principal
TuDacconiss Of his place, having put up between 70
aud 100 presses, within the short lime Of my residence
here.
With view of securing fair share of patronage. |
shall continue add such labor saving machinery,
will enable execute work with accuracy and de
spach, AMI will warrant all work done at my establish
ment 10 be equal 10 any done in this place elsewhere
A. &. DABNEY.
Nov II I'm
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Nov. IL
VIRGINIA., Sc;


OF quarterly session continued and held FOR l
county Of Campbell, the court house tb,,,nf ~
lsdsY the llth day of November, 1915: 800 - VI
Mary Clark aal Lucy CLARK, Plaintiff,
against
Bowling Clark, in his right. and executor OF ro
ling Clark ST. deed. aud trustee OF Elizabeth " in,
Pleasant Winston and Elizabeth ms wife, isada McD.n
adn'r of Henry CLARK, deceased, and William NJ,
admir-. OF Sarah Massie, deceased, Defendant,
In CHAncERY.
The defendants Pleasant w instnn ind Eli Oh his , t.
not having entered their and given securily
cordng 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules of this court an
appearing by satisfactory idence that they moi nh
iian. ii this commonwealth is orde ed that the said d.
PENDANTS do appear here the first day OF the ne vt anuar
tenn of this court, aud the bill OF the plaintiffs ami
that copy OF this order be iorhn h inserted in some N,
per printed i'll the town of 1ynchburg, for Nv months sue
cessve and posted the mont door Of the courthouse
this county some count day ... ..... ...s
Copy-Iesie,
GEO. WM. DABNEY. c.
Nov ID WIN
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39ofttcal.
FOR THE SfRGtNiAN.

aTtNZAs
Respectfully Inscribed 10 The Rec Uiiiiam Thurman
on his admirable poeticai sermon.
Milton Is dead, but still his beams
Warm and Hume tho eastern cline.
Aud Byron sleeps, whose genius glcams-
meteor the wastes OF time.
As sinks on Europe western shores,
The star Of day with pnion. furi.d,
With renovated fire he pours,
His splcndor the western would.
Be the sweet arbitrcss Of song,
Farsakes the laais Of slave. and kins.,
And pours, Columba's vale. along,
The thrilling magic Of her Strings.
Sweet Muse E! we hail Thy advent here,
And shout Thy fAvori,e up 10 fame,
Our praise and boas, for sge, ar,
NJ - And THURMAN is the honored name
What majesty adoms his verse ;
hat sweetness ncits every page
Oar sous AMI daughters shall rfhearre,
Ills songs through each succeeding age
Immortal bard thy sar shall bazs
As tardy ages roll along,
Then spnfn no, these ineondiie LAYS,
Psan'd b, the humble,t. of song
sYBERT
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e.
MOST DISASTROUS GALE OF THE SEA-
son --WRECks-LOSS OF llfE-rhc wind.
which had oeeu blowing hllally through the hight of
Saturday. lteshened yesterday morning ard conInu.
Cd In blow through the day, from The Southwest with
aed violence, and accompanied With snp. In such
pr,fusion In render the atmosphere e,dngly dense
and hazy. 10 tins may be attributed. probably, most
OF ihs disasters which have occnfred.
The hull ahieh has hr some days been drifting about
Of Long Point. has been asccfained to be that of the
Texas schouner, owned and commanded by Benz +.
Trowbridge oi this city. The Captain was fortunately
sshue al The time ii the wreck but The crew. udng
II is feared. brother OF Capt. T., probably LOST
The schooncr uoited States came in dunng the day
Saturday, She obliged 10 throw over her deck
load Of 300 barrels Of hjur but reached port in safe
During the day Yesterday several vessels arrived. al
more less injured.
The schooner Western Tfader. Capt Bania is a
'hoe about eight OF ten miles up the hay all safe
lheie is also another vessel the place, name un
KNOWN
AtWindmill Point, the Canada shore there are tw
vessels besehed One is known 10 be the Blue Belle
Capt. Capson, but the other Is reeognlzaj.
We heard report that the srhr. Walter Joy had cap
sized bn, do moi give il much ere dence
VI course we cannot even remotely hope that the in
telli2ence oi suffering now given, will embrace th
OF what We haye 10 receive, su lrlen, time ha
elapsed for Information reach from The upper coun
Try.
On shore have happily no items of moment to re
cord. The water did not rise as 10 do any damage
asd The Injury 10 buildings IN the city slight and
hned, lof The most part, 10 those Which unfinished
and hence insecure
Prom the B.Rato Commercial .2dreriiser. same date
The coid was almost intense Though The night an,
Tears were entertained that the canal would close but II
seems mol In be effected much notwithstanding the for,
bidding appearance Of the weather. The Rochester
packets went out this morning. aud there Is lmpedr
@eni !" navigation. The llueboat Tempest. with a
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CONTINUATION

,I'lIE undersigned, having purchased Of Mrssrs I'D
moud Watson Co. their stock ot Goods. will
carry the business, the old stand himself iia Will
keep good assortment of Groceries hand and socits
continuance oi the patronage which has been extended
a the old firm. JAMES NJ. BOYD.
Feb u IL
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Fine Green aud Black Teas.

FtnC VFVCN aIlN FfE0Ck i caS.
w T. have just received lot OF the finest Black and
" Green Teas. offered IN this market beore
purchased Of the Pekin Tea Company, recently esiass
shed IN this country. These Teas superior In any
We have ever met WITH aud such a. have never been
of,fed IN this market before We earnestly solicit
call from all III want superior Tea Mt the price of cons
mnn. LEE y ROBERTS.
~ b. We have on hand lew Of Cloyd's Family
Hams. l.. r..
Nov. =
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V'Fk.EGTS OF E.s.y'D

mentioned in said deed, much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy the trusts of said deed.
One Of these tracts lies in the county Of Roanoke and
is the conveyed 10 the said Samuel Sloner by Dan
el Sl1ner and Mary his wife, by deed bearing date
the l4lh Of November 1887 and duly admitted to re-
cord in The clerks Office OF the county of BoteouIt
Of which the county OF Roanoke Then formed part, and
contains by a survey made in 1884
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
" r. ~ FL IL q % ID ID =

Nv M J. WILLIS begs leave to inform his friends,
W customers and the public in general, that lie has
Just returned from the Northern with large and
desirable stock of Dry Gelds. Shoes, Bonrets. Rbbns.
Flowers 81. which having been purchased principally
lo cash. aud his stock being very heavy, will enable him
10 oef great Inducements 10 purchasers at wholesale
retail Persons wishing purchase will fad it 10 their
interest TO give HIM call beiore purchasing elsewhere
as he will take pleasure In exhibiting his Goods to
them whether they purchase not. Amongst his as
sortment NAV be found VIZ.
French Chshmered aud Obre d LANES STYLES;
Adr'enes aud Cracovlons, enely styles Tor La
dies dresses;
Nj lusn d'Ihines. lrsh wills and Parseens;
o,ooo yards black and fancy colo,d Alpaca Lusre al
great bargains;
pieces black, extra, warranted SILK Warp, al only
ST. per yard;
Black aud blue black Silks chesp
pieces Iupln's best Bombazlnes, at $.2J md 81 50
per yard;
10000 yards Calico splendid styles from 6. cents to
finest
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, and Liuseys, large as
sortmeut:
l,aces, Edgngs and Bobbin Trimming;
Ribbons and Flowers, a large assortment;
Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans large assortment cheap:
Cloths Cassimeres and Nesngs large aud general as
sortment,
Red and white Fannels. cheap.
ALSO-various other Goods too numerous to enume-
rate For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
Sure WIN WILLIS
Oct 10 To
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The following was given al late dinner Of tn
lllsiy Pudding Club in Boston:
"Our corn-ed boys and corn. fed gas-he right ma
erial 10 form curn. led Grafton"
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1880 Acres.

On this tract there is large merchant mill, di,tery
and two brick dwelling houses.
Another OF these tracts containing about al acres,
lies in the county, and is the conveyed TO the
said Samua Sloner by Susanna Nasnger by deed bear
ing date the 10Th of December $40, and duly recorded
in the clerks office Of the county court of Roanoke.
And the third tract, containing SEVENTY 1Jj o
AC RES, is the same conveyed 10 the SAID Samuel S,o'
ner by William " oudsun and Martha his wife, by deed
bearing date the lh June 1910, and duly recorded in
The clerk S Office OF the county OF Roanoke.
The of the sale Will be cash for so much will
discharge the expenses Of executing this trust, and pay
of and discharge the OF S., 500 50. with legal inle
res, thereon from the LIST day OF May si5, TIL the day
Of sae and for The balance of the purchase money there
will be allowed credit S., 500 80 until the LIST OF
May 1916, and ON The like until the LIST of May
lS47 and for the like until The LIST Of May 1913,
and for the like sum until the LIST May 1919. if the pur
chase money shall amount to much; and for said de-
TERED payments the purchaser will be required give
bonds with security satisfactory TO the trustees and deed
Of trust upon the propery and if the purchase money
shall than the expenses Of executing this
trust and the said several sums OF money, for such
cess credit will be given, to be determined on at the
dav OF sale.
Selling as trustees we shall only convey such title as
is conveyed 10 MS by said deed.
EDWARD WATTS,
JAMES B. WATTS, Trustees.
PEAGHY X. GRATfAN,)
Nov "a I'm
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TRUST SALE
i" uWfH0bfe Ke0f 0NH
- q, ~ u ~ A. T. - ~ r. r.

pursuance of the provisions Of deed Of Trust exc
1 catd IN trustees. by John NJ Harvey aud Ma
~ e. his wife. aud William X. Mnehel, bearing dalt
On the 2ih day OF Nay, 1911, aud duly recorded N
the Clerk ai,e OF the county court 0i BpIeiuur coun
~. We shall on the Oh day oil November, 1915. sell
public auciion 10 the highest bidder, the following
property conveyed 10 US by John NJ. Harvey aud wife
10 MI
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ON CDNSst.NNE
WE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE NOW RE.
w CENING FOR SALE
1000 bags Shot,
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
1000 lbs. Pig Lead,
500 pair Brogues,
500 side Russell and Wax Upper Leather,
600 sides Harness Leather.
200 kegs Wylhe Nails %, Graham.)
duz, Virginia made Axes, superior article,
so cases Ljerce.
20 baskets Olive Oil,
5000 lbs. Bacon,
900 lbs. Sklrling Leather.
10 bales Monticello Oznabur.s,
100 bushels Cloverseed,
500 lbs Feathers,
500 lbs. Wool.
500 lbs Shoe Thread,
90 tons Bar Iron
MCDANIEL s McCORKLE
Nov. 10 Is
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FALL. FASHIONS.
VALUABLE LAND

VALUABLE LAND
o X S A l. f.
fuNllE. Mans,n House tract of land of the late John
u Penn, decd, containing by recent survey ups
wards of
500 II e " n $,
again for sale the purchaser, former sale having
Jailed 10 comply with the thereof. This land is
deemed very valuable, being well adapted to the produes
ton oevery SUIT of crop grown in this part of the
try 1t is well walered, and has good portion Of bots
tom land of the finest quality, lying Bufaoe River
and HUH creek, and is within about mile Of Amherst
court house. The said land will be sold public sale
to the highest bidder, The late residnce of the said John
Fem decd, on Saturday the 18th day Of December
next on credit of one aud three years, for equal
portions of the purchase money.
Bonds with approved security will be required, and
'"e ~, ,I'le retained as ultimate security I'LL payment
Those disposed to purchase, are invited to examin
Tor themselves. The land i'll be shown by the subscr
Der, residing within few miles, The title is undonb
eu out acting as executor, shall only warrant sue
'i'ie as Is vested IN me b the tesiators will
CHARLES A. PENN,
=. surviving executor.
No''o tl3D
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" RGINiA At ulcs held in the clerks Office OF the cur
superior oflaw and chancery for the county
ofAmherst, Monday the 9th day Of October, lsio n
Daniel Scot, PIaih'n'
against
William A. Scott in his right and as the adinhis
tor of Charles A. Scott dec d. Anne II Scott widow nhui
ct of said hares A. decd Henry 5. LanEno
aud Inn +. his wife, Thomas c. Miller and MagaS =,
his wife, Samuel Scott Charles A. Scott DAME c. ~
John l.. Scott Edward Scott Martha Scott, Powa
Scott infant under twenty one years OF age, oy NJ
Tinsey specially assigned his guardian, Samuel IRVINE
~ Powell and Martha his wife, William Miller executor
John Pitman dec d, and Thomas NJ. Bonduranl,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Samuel Irvine and Hen fo"oi ava
Martha his wife not having entered their appearance ana
given security according the act OF Assembly ana inc
OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory eVaee.
they not inhabitants Of this commonwealth a. - Az
Jd that the aid deendantsd do appear here on me
day in February next, and answer the b,'i u t r
and that a copy of this order forthwith inserted ~ sum
newspaper published in the tewn OF Lynchours ,'i
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door Oh inc
house of this county, Copy-'reste, ,
ROBERT TINSLEl olk'
o,o2 WIN
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November

VIRGINIA At rules held III the clerks off, OF the eir-
superior of law and chancer,, for the Gown.
y OF Amherst, Monday the 9th du, OF October 1915
Patrick H. Iickok, Plaintiff
against
Edmund Winston in his right and as Rdmnisttsio
de non with the ill ed OF lIeny II Watts de,
and Edn II, Waits Defendants
In CHANcLRY.
The defendant Edwin H. Waits not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the nc vi As
semby and the rules o this court, and appearing by sal
evidence that he is nhabant OF tins
monw eah 1t ordered that the snd defendant do appear
ele the fist MONDAY February next, aud lhs
beo the p amIf and tlt copy oil Tins order be forthwith
insried in newspaper published he town OF i,ne,
burg for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the ea
door oltne court house of this county.
Copy-Ieste,
ROBERT rINSIEy ca.
Oct. % WIN
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Hats AND CAPS.

81 received, a splendid assortment of the lat.s,
~ New York aud Philade phla Hats and Caps which
VIII DE sold unusually low, either wholesale or retail
for cash, by CALVIN TIIoNpSoN
WV - 2Al 2uf
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Cash for Wheat.

Cash for Wheat. -,
HyHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be give" ~, =
L Wheat at The Lynchburg Mills or. one oa'.F
Snperine Flour for five bushels of Wheat; or one
Fine or four and a half Richmond inspection. -,
will also grind crops for the tenth toll, the 'a'''
furnishing his barrel. t.-
'o''t' "a" S'''"' = ~ ii. MITCHAM.
Sept, % .- ... W"
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VTIRGI MA At rule. taken in the clerks Office Of int
circuit superior Of law and chancery, Tor PriRs
Edward county the 9Th day ot October, 1915
William Mathews aud Nancy Watkins flan'ih',
against
Philip Watkins in his right, and as executor Of shmu
al w atkins Joel Watkins Henry w. atkins, Edward
Watkins and Nathaniel Watkins Defendants.
II CHANcERY.
The defendant Henry w. Watkins, not having entered h"
appearance aud given security according to an act oil lhs
General Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appear
ing thahe nhabitant OF this State the mno,
the plaintiffs by COUNSEL it is entered at rules aoresa
and accordingly rendered that the said defendant Hen.
Walk do appear rules Ia be taken III the clerks Office
ofsaid curt, the first Monday in January next and an
the plaintiff bill and thu copy of this order be forth
inserted in o the public pnsa
in the of Iyncbbug for tw months successfully md
posted at the door the house OF this county,
ACopy-Teste,
b. j. WORSHAM, Cfk.
Oct 23 WIN
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3SjO Acres.


This Tract If Land has upon II COED site for Fur
PACE, will ample watef,poaef Iron ore OF superior
quality and surprised to be nexhausble IA quantity, and
sufficient timber for Tho operating 81 Furnace and
with all It's advantages combined, affords OF the best
.ltuatans i1r an IRON Establishment that eau
he lolnd III " eslern Virginia.
A SAW MILL aud small TRACT OF LAND on
which II stands situated on EllIul's Run, 10 iule.
tou adjoining the abo,e described tract ol $3.50
acres.
PLANTATION containing 100 .iCRES, .it-
uaed about half me from buchanan; must u 1t III cul
tiyaon and the land Of excellent quality. The i0l>
pr1vemens upon this Plantation are, large and com
E--rR modous Framed DWELLING HOUSE,
E-,1!DA recently built. gond Kitchen, Smoke
III III House, Spring House, wilma large Spring
GastahsSb md good Barn.
Inc valuable PL.3.NII1IO.N. situated on james
river abou mile from buchanan. which Mr.. john
/ NJ. Harvey now resides, known as .MOU.NT JOY
| containing about
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Oct. %

VIRGINIA TO WITT At rules held in the clerks ofiss
oil the county court, Tor the county oil l!aliaa,
month OF October, 1913
! William VI. Price, llsmtls
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The defendants, not having entered heir appearance
this and given security according to the Act OF
sembly and the rules OF this court and it appearing
satisfaction oi The count thai they not inha bitas OF thu,
common wealth ON the motion OF the plaintiffs, by
1t is ordered, that the said defendants appear here On
the fourth Monday in January next, und tn. bill
of the plaintiffs and that acopy OF this order be forthwith
published III newspaper published in the town OF Lynch
burg Tor months successiyely and posted at the from
dooi OF the court house OF this c, unity.
\ Copy-Teste,
JNO. X. SrEPrOE, s.ps
November 6 WIN
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II Tract Of Land

situated the waters of Mil Creek, ia Boo,ouri
", abiut , miles from buchanan and miles itum
James River, containing
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n d T. & T.

living taken lease Of the Mills IN this place,
L known as iha Langhofne Mills. tor iffin ol
years will be regularly III the ~hea. market. aud pre-.
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HIGHEST MARRET PRICE.

Lump and Ground Plaster will slwsysbe kept on hand
and sold low Tor cash.
Nh. JAMES sorrnis. who. ! learn, ia iayofabiy
hnowH 10 the farmers oi TINS region, Will null ir me,
and hupe 10 thai patronage from the public,
which The convenient location oi the property invites
An. MONTGOMERY.
March Is Is
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Thomas Cobbs and ', illiamson {. Price, and John
Price Marshall J. Price Abno C. Price, Ihoma, W frcs
Sarah NJ Price and Mary T. Price, infants under the
of twentyene years, by VIM. 5. lilo then fna,eial II
litem DolehdanIs
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VIRGINIA.:

I court held Tor Bedford county at the courthouse
n the 21lh day Of October. ISIS:
Austin Stake, and Tabiiha his wife, formerly Tabha
Spradiing, Greer Dillon and luc, his wife, formerly Lucy
Spradlng homas Craw ford and ,da his wife, oimeriy
Lydia Sprading William Banks and jimmy is vile lo.
merly jimmy Spradlng, and Fleming Brown, Lucy Brown
Plaintiff,
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against
PleasrntS lradIng, Wrgh, Spradng and Edward Sprsd
ling, Jr., Defendants