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A CITING under the provisions Of a deed u trust ex>
N ecuted by Dr.. Howell Davies, bearing date the
day of May, 1913, and Of record in the Court of
Hastings Tor the corporation Of l. ynel,burg, ! will sell.
by way oi public auction, on Wednesday, the l0th Of
September, 1915, at The Drug Store OF said Davies, IN
Iyuchburg, his entire Stock OF Goeds, consisting Of
Drugs, Medicines OF all kinds, Spices, Teas, Soaps, Per
fumes, Oils, Paints, Narnish, Dye slntls, Liquors Of all
kinds, and of the very best quality, such as Brandy,
Wine, Sc, &c.
AIso-Guns. Pistols, Surgeons Instruments, Cigars,
Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Brushes, &C., &c, together
with many other articles usually kept in an Apothecary
establishment. The sale viii be continued from day To
day (Sundays %eXcepied) until ali tie property is dispo
scd of. The attention Of Merchants, Physicians aud
others, Is specially invited TO the large stock Of Medi-
cines and other Goods on hand, aud which must necessa>
fily be sold.
Persons wishing To purchase or examine before the day
of sale, eau have The opportunity Of of doing so, as the
Stock will BIZ sold AT retail until that lime.
TERMS or SAlE.-Cnsh for all sums of or under
$40, six months credit on all sums over S2O-the pur>
chaser giving negotiable NOTES satisfactorily endorsed.
DAVID f.. SPENCE, Trust.
July b WHO'S
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y II he histesi evidence be ronil eigo 4 btr Iaaa.
erHra.
Although fee Ia fifm Hrw eoaanctan. Mrs. Nb-
eiis aeciihsl lbe pnsIsTfd al =. but ANDREW 1arts H
aas tat n be ouhlune. IL adinHsrd ior IA The Ian.
gH92e uf Ruth 10 Natanl: "isutteatn ne ast to lraxe thee
n f,fnm tom following after thar. tf where ihuu gUesl
| 81 60, where thou isdgest | vii ltdg3, lily lr0ple
shall be NY people. sod iis G@l ny tadi Where thu
aiest | vii die, and there will be b~8nel.' 4 pfouaise
.tiel be literally fulfilled IN refusing the sarc0phages
ol the Emperor Alexander Sever Is. tat lu might he bn-
ned bs her. Al lelpih. after s,uc ilroe ntauths, Mrs.
llshefis, bring convinced that the ollYaiiy Hhtb pfpinpt.
ed the proposal had become associated with genuine
1--we, accep ed The uief. aud they were mafued IN this
city OF its vicinity, and returned - icnhnsse. On AZ
nsing there. finding that he divofc, had uol gone through
all the forms required by the aws ol Virginia, al the
iime ii their marriage here, The ceremony was again per
iouu.d there.
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GENERAL JAcKsoN,s MARRIAGE

lhis event ~ the history Of General Jarks,, b,s hoo.,
"s'en alluded 10, bi the circumstances attcod,,, !, 49,
very hhe KNOW Rat hast we have never met with n
ny account Of Them untii now. The suhipiued p,tf,,y.
b ff'nn az eulnIy delivered al Naichez. M ran,s, 49,
"*s' sac Of The story Is presented; whether there IL a
"oist SIDE, or not, We are unable to say.
IN. j. ciai .!drerii.fr.
n'ss haoilel lian-lson, tie daughter 81 Col. DuneI.
:" ' "2.hta, mad been celebrated for her eaieiv. at
ability aini Sweetness Of dispasiiipil. Hef i,tA,r sma
grated io Ieitnesse, aud. dying. len her An ,,slan 81.
'''hso an unhappy matrimonial connection with \ m
,ose, JEALOUS aud dlssipaied character BY the nan,s n,
Hohefis, who SOON abandoned l,r. "
iRs diilcuily was made up, and the welded n,t
came '"eeiher again; soon after which Andrew .Jacksnn
necAnhs q TRANSIENT boaTder in the same buuse vcb.,s
Roberts and his wife were residing .nanJ am.
200" "cuTred, and Roberts lef. his wife and wen, =,
ns"'"chy. Learning that he intended retnrnin, and
aN'"S hcf mere, and dreadiag his inhuInanity and had
'''"''hfn', she deierniG.d 10 seek an asylum IN N,icl,.
Z, oeyo"d ms reach. Natcltz was then The O,4onn ~
C.. 1919 nihe spIidg OF 1911 she came here with Col.
80 - lhs iinny. AT the earnest request of Cnl
c'arke, Gen. Jackson piloled his Ia milv ,5tna,b H.. I' '
!" couhiry. Alter his return, Judge Oyerton n,n,nu.
s''s.eo 10 MN The astounding fact that he was iba urc,n
-"',s cSuse VI Inc last ssPafaii0n; that it arose from RAJ,
snss j'aiaasy 81 him; and the circumstances OF his accom-
ss"y,"s cti. oiske, 10 project his family from the ladi-
|" Vac eeen seizrd urn by Roberts as a ground of dt.
. !" 10 . Petition 10 the Virginia Legislature.
: nc Thought that an innoccni woman was sufirriu,
~ ""'oS.'y IN ms account, made General Jackson's sen,
49, "''hd mosi uneasy and unhappy. He immediately
.:.ssn' on' Roberts. and espustulated with him on the
ss,,;.'s = cruelty o. hs careless suspicion, bot lie in
...'eM ended 10 mutual defances. At leoo,h news
came that ibe Virginii Legislature had ae,nsliS. 80
-. d'.o'cf ~ accordance with Roberts's peini,n F,,,b
WIN Andrew jackson hasiened 10 Na,chtx .,J =. -
- "'so ana his hear 10 The inscceai aud ,,oiaAle |. a.
.''"' VIZ" had been made ao unhappy hy i,l,, ,nt,r,
sosiasa aseusaii9is lie ealne 10 Nalcliez, 10 gi,e iLe
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From The Richmond U'his.
BURNING ALIVE

There can DO little doubt that bnTying alive i, much
more frequent Than the world supplses, or has any inclina
lion 10 believe. There are conditions oi suspended llfe so
ciaseiy resembling death and OF such long continuance.
MS To deceive ply slcians. and induce sepnlturo. The
late eniucnl aud lnost worthy Phillip Duddridre was
within an ace OF meeting the dreadful fate Of being bn
red ally, and what made II WORSE, with a perfect con-
seriousness OF all that was tassing. lie vas suppos,d tn
be dead, having fallen into n state exactly ~resembllng
death sa far as the hYdy Is concerned. HIS PULSE and
respiration ceased, hs limbs became rigid, his face AS
sumed the sharp outline characteristic uf death, aud he
remained Ia thus condition until the family, physicians
and friends (ail but one , snppus d thai his spirit had
passed away. That the was MIS-. DJldddgs. Her love
refused 10 despair, ard she continued 10 use remedy after
remedy 10 restore animation. Finally she poured a
spoonful ol brandy "a case ot breach Of leetolalism which
we think Father Mathew himself would excused down
his thrlai, and the powerful stimulant almos, I'm
mediately dissolved the trance, aud restored Mr.. bod
dfid9e to tho command ofhs ltuhs, and 10 many years
of distinguished usefulness. Bat for it. he had m all
probability hetn buried alive; for the weather was warm,
aud he was already shrlujeI for hs last ABIDE.
lie used to relate, with thrilling effect, his sensations
during The time OF his supposed death. lie could not
str a little logger 10 give notice fleeing alive. but his
SENSE Il hearing remained perfect aud his mind collected,
lie heard tho fact Of his heing dead announced, and the
%oa'hurst ct grief that followed, the directions Tor shroud,
Ing INN, and the usual preparations IN lhe chamber of
death! Desperate, but vain as desperate, Were his IF
iorls ogivo sltnc token OF he-na, Il muscle could he
na'e. EVeo despair. and the immediate presence Of a
iaie more appalling probably 10 the conscious than Hell
Itself. could no, ruuse his dormant body To per(orm the
slightest oi It's functions. At last he heard Mrs. Dad
dridge cali Tor the brandy. with a delight ard rapture of
love Tor her which the horTor Of his situation may ca
silly explain. lie fell he was saved; and he was saved.
lie himself wiitily said. lhatil WAS as little as the bran
W eouio % " ae'oa'l"ish MS resurrection. as II had pro.
duced his living death!
When we reflect, that Of the buried. the colio of
probably not one in many millions is afterwards examin
cd aud 'ha' yel among these few several instance, have
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VIRGINIA:

II K.lr. Irld in TIC clerk. oG1ee Of he circuit sslpt
y tt,r curt Of law aud ehsnferJ ,iOG tit eeuhi. "iNsi
son. on tbe 5th dJ, Of july. lsl9+
U,IIfsm :. Loving. administrator Of Samuel LOVING.
dee n aud ia his own 1irht. Elizabeth LOVING, wldo" ara
reltsl II - ia Samuel Loving decd, and James NJ LOVING
s,,tan II Loving, Robert q. Loving, Samuel u. Il Low
nc. Harriet l.. llansbfough, formerly liarriet T.. LOVING
Inbn Bass and Isabella &. his wife. formerly Isabella Z;
Loving, and John /. Loving, heirs at la~ OF said Samuel
Loving, deed, aa'''s
against
Daniel \. cllcat,yoaa, and Virginia Taylar and Terry
Bascoin Taylor, infant children OF sarah Ana IaylVI'
deed, formerly Sarah Ann Loving, who was one q the
children of Samuel Loving, decd, which said infants are
heiIs at law Of said Samuel Loving, dec d, Defendants,
In CuaSeERY.
The Defendants, Virginia Taylor and Henry B~ascunsTay-
Tor, rot having entered tleiraPpearauce and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence thatthey
are not inhabitants et this componw cath On motion Of
the Plaintiff by his counsel, 1t IL ordered, that the safd
defendants do ap2earherc on the first day Of September tenn
next. and answer the bill ofthe Plaintiffs, and that copy OF
this orderb he forthwith inserted in the 'Lynchburg Virgin
ian" a new sfapef printed in the town Of I.ynchburg for
two months successfully, and posted at the front door OF
the courthouse Of this county on fQne court lay.
\ [ Jpy-Ieste,
RIO. c. CUTLER, clk.
July II w2m
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GASss Eugs WslEAT.

HslE subscriber having leased the FREEDMAN Mills
Of Judge Robertson. flrnedy Lewis Mills, STA
miles below Lynch5ute, On The canal, and within u few
hundred yards ofthe Turnpike leading 10 Chilton's, will
be ready 10 receive Wheat by the 10Th inst, aud Will
pay the Lynebburg market price in cash, OF grind on
commission, as the The Farmer may choose.
Ny Miller Is an experienced grinder, and no doubt
well calculated To please he eau produce good lesIimo-
nlal5 Of his qualifications. FRANCIS NJ. ADAMS.
Aug. II w4w
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lIr. Jonas TFinter:

HiAKE NOTICE. that on the ilh day OF September,
4 1918, at the Store. house OF =. G.. Hun & Co. AT
Pea Town, IN tie county OF bedford, | shall take The
depoaaiunB ofsundfy Witnesses, TO be read IN evidence,
eu the trial Of a suit in chancetf, nov depending IN the
county court Of Bedford, wherein am plaIntif and you
and Ihomas Mead ara defendants. II, ifom any cause.
the taking of the said dispositions shall not be completed
On the sbuye namel day, | shall continue the taking
thereof. at The same place. trom day to day. Sundays
excepted until the whole are taken.
HENRY LLOYD.
Aug. WIN
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E~l..vCNEsURG .gC.yDE.u1.

'b'iiE next session OF this lastilution will omen On
Il Monday Sth of September. VI
The course of study is extensiv br,c;ca oil -.
branches essential To a thorough English and Clsssie,l
education. II" oi'S''eai
instruction will be given in the Hebrew. German
FRENCH Spanish and Italian Languages. either in n,h'
nc or private 10 any who may wish d avail themselves
OF The opportunity.
n. B.-fine rooms are G,iipo nm ~, NJ. c.
Tor a permanent location. = -" :" S'oe'
pan SMITH, Jr.. Principal.
August , i"'nauascs'
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Mr., Luke Ray:

W.T., bNkc Aot
AkE NOTICE, that on The 2lst day of The pres.
u ent month. al The store house Of Matthew K.
Allen. IN the county of franklin. we shall proceed
10 take the dispositions Of OF John T.. Allen. and othels,
In be read "a evidence In = cause now depending and
Undetermined in The circuit superior court of law and
.eisheery holden Tor the county Of Franklin, wherein
We are plaintiffs. and Luke Ray defendant. Should
the ahdye dispositions not be taken on that day, nt
wiIl continue from day 10 day, Sundays excepted,
until all are taken and completed when and where
you may attend or mol. ENGLISH s ALLEN.
AnI. IL Win
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BACON BACON :!
10000 Ls = S "a rr 4 SahE E n1S
july II Is
1900 .fGKES or Perry
VALUABLE LAND.

fEHlE subscriber offers for sale. his tract Of Land ~
d Ing in the county ol Amherst, 9 miles from the
town OF Iynchburg. containing
s a q n II S.
A sufisioacy of land is open and in n good state of
cultiga ion 10 work 10 advantage l2 or IS hands; the
balance Is In wood, heavily timbered, and well adapted
TO the culture of every description of produce.
Those wishing TO purchase, will call upon Mr.. john
IL. ID Payne of l. ynchbnrg who will show the prelni-
ses, aud who is fully authorized to make ss Ie.-1'erns
liberal. JOHN J. AMRIFR.
0- The Enquirer will please copy for 5 weeks
weekly, and forward It's account TO this office.
Aug. II w5w
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go yaLacro ,yz1nufacfHrers.

FE,fIE subscriber having taken tho large & convenient
4 ly lBealed wafs house Oh the Basin lately occupied
by Messe Lewis ID. GreaBhaw Y Co. for HE purpose
of conducting a general Commission and Forwarding
bnsiness-will be pleased to receive Manufactured To-
bacco, and forward it as instructed. charging only 5
cents per box for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES II. JuREY.
Richmond, Sept. 10 Wis
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E.4 N'.VOTEGE.

HNIlE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves
in the practice of the law. They will practice in
he cour,s Of the counties of Bedford. franklin, plasyl-
wanna, Roanoke and Boieiourt. All business coniided 10
them IN the courts of either of those equities vii be at
tended 10 with vigilance and pfomptness.
05' Address, Liberty, Bedford county. Va.
G.. A. WINGFlELD,
n. II. CAMPBELL.
July 81 WIN
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tihplNiA At Rules held in the clerks office Of tue
' circuit superior court OF law and chancery, for t'
! o"hoi lynchburg, on the 18th day of August, 1915
'olh II. 0arland and Joseph b. Nowlin, PLAINTIFF,
against
waller X. Bruce, George NJ. Bruce, Thonas G. Leg
Rood, and Samuel Miller and Ambrose Rucker. mcrrhan
anu partners trading under the style and finn Of Miller =
"u;Ner, James \. Stgler, Melville Talbot, Peter Sallns,
4 unt J'nes' Anainon Hancock, L~anghorne y Steptoe a"i
W imam stochwcH, Defendants.
liz CHANcERY.
! he defendant, William Stockwell not having enief%
ms appearance and given security acc ordiDg TO Tin, Act o.
Assembly and The Rules of this c,u,t. and il appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inlabitant Of tr
II IS ordered, that the said defendant do arlra'
iic'e %" 'noh fs DAY oil the next term and answer the thl :"
the Plaintiffs; aud that a copy OF this order be forthwith !
seilca III some new Spaper printed in the town ot l!nt
- r, " months sneeessively, and posted at the 'fo"
doof Oh the courthouse in the said town.,
AC~opy-Tcste,
hhghStil WIN
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Ausls

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
' Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Clancery, in and
Tor the county Of Campbell, on Monday the 4ti dayo Of Au-
gust, 1916:
Mary Il. Walker who sues for thu benefit of Samuel S.
Fuqua, Plaintiff,
against
Benjamin w. Walker, Samuel Jordan, Benjamin I. Wal
ker, Aimistead Hamlet and Samuel J. w aiker,
Defendants,
lN CHANCERY.
The Defendant benjamin w. Walker, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the nci OF as
sembly and the rules Of this court. and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an "inhabitant of this common
wealth; II is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear here
ON the first day Of the next October term Of our said court,
and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff, and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
town of Iynchburg, for two months successiycly, and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse of this county ON some
court day. \ ~Copy-Teste,
JOHN /. ALEXANDER, Crk.
Aug. IS vam
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S7J ACRES.
Sew Sron and BRASS Foundry.

faNlE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the Foun-
u dry fonseotJ Nj. Warwick, Esq, Immediately
ON the canal, IN l.ynchburg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber warehouse of b. +. Sackett. takes this
method to inform his friends aud the public generally
Thereof. lie Is prepared to fill orders OF any size or pal
lefa' with neatneSsand despatch, either in Iron or Brass.
having employeda f~rst-rate casterbolh in Iron and Brass,
Any QUE ordering Castings, who have not The patterns.
can nave them made at the Foundry, on the most nc
conmodating terms.
In addition t the Foundry and Pattern shop, have
a Machine and Finishing shop, on the same premises
where am prepared to make or repair any kind of Ma
chlnery in Iron, Brass or Wood.
The subscriber IS agent for the manufacture and sale
OF Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smnt
Machine. a newly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed TO excel any other now IN use, for cleaning the worst
KIND OF snntiy aud dirty wheat. lie is now msnuf3c-
turing CAST Iron Tobacco Flattenurs, a srperior artcln
Persons Interested are invited to call aud examine for
themselves, beiore purchasing elsewhere.
Ihfeslhng Machines on hand for sale.-a nrine arti.
Gle. p " CdrIh"tET ~
July 10 -.
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a)oeueal.
Of una..N.

No sirkaoss there
no weas, saslag q lae iran,e awsy,
M fearful shrinking feon the midnight air,
n, dread OF Summer, b.igh, and sfvij ray.
No bidder srnf,
No wild aud cherries .rion Of despair,
No saia petition for a swim relief
No ie arid eyes, no broken hearts are there.
Care hRs no home
within the r. aim of ceaseicss PRAYER aud song :
Its pillows break ava, aud melt in foam
Far from the mansions Of the spifit ihrong :
The Storm, black wing
Is never spread athwart celestial skies -,
Its wailings blend no, wi,h the .oice Of Spring,
As some too tender ao"rst fade. and dies
Nonight dis,ills e
Its chilling dews upon the tender irans,
No moon i, needed there, The Light which Ellis
1hatland OF glory, from it, Maker eane !
NJ parted frieed.,
Ger moarniai rceelloetiora have TO weep
30 bed Of death enduring love attends
To " sch the coming q a paissless sleep.
No blasted flower,
or viihsred bad, celestial gsrden. know
No seotthirg blast OF hetce d, .rending shower
ssattors destruction like a Ruthless loo
No battle word
s,artlcs The sacred host with fear and dread
Tue songs Of peaso Creations morning heurd
Is sung wherever angel ministries tread
Ies ~ depart.
sfi.sme like this a~ al the weary soul 4,
tsnsk up, ihoa stricken Que ; Tn, veunded hrart
shall bleed no iaorc at screw : stern control.
With fifth or guide,
Whitcfobed aud mr,erni, TO lead lie way,
Why Tear 10 plunge in ionians fo!Hag tide,
Aud find the ocean ufetctasl DAY ?
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July II

AT rules held in The clerks office Of the cir
' cult superior court of law aud chaneery ior the county
of Nelson. on the 7Hh day Of JUly, lsi5
John T.. Wadsworth, David q. Turner and George ~:
Palmer, merchants and partners, trading underthe sly Ia and
firm OF Wadswoth, Turner 4 Co, plaintiffs,
against
William VI. Thurmond, in his avn right, and as admins
tIator of Henry Bib deceased; Mary Jane lhuimond, wife
OF said William Nj. Thurmond by lillian Tbornhill her
next friend and trustee, Chaii,s Pcrrow, Hiram w Dawson,
and George w Bib, trustees in the deed OF trust executed
10 them by Henry Bib ON the 25th day OF August ISL, and
Staples, Tyler x Co, Christopher J.. Estes. James Brady,
Uilliam W. Ferguson aud Robert Rives, late merchants
and partners, trading lnder the style and firm Of William
w. Ferguson & Co, George w. Bib, - DIuguid, adnr.
e. kennsfsx deceased, Uillinm Faber, administrator
OF shelton Roberts deceased, andrew Uhiie, Hiram ".
Dawson, Charles Porrow, Martha Thnrmond. Maccarina
T%hnfmond, Thomas Graves and lillian l'hornhill, named
MS beneficiares in said deed; and John w. Mosby, lillian
c. .Moseley, Joseph X. Irving and John ThompsonJr.
defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
The defendants William w. Ferguson, james Brady
George ". Bibb and Diuguid, administrator Of
kcnmyfax, deceased, not having entered lhier appearance an
given security, according TO the act OF Assembly V, and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth on
motion Of the Plaintiffs, by their counsel it is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here ON or before the frst duy
of September term next, and answer the cross bill OF the
plaintiffs, filed by leave of court, in the suit of Mary Jane
Thurmond, by sc. against james r, Smith, John w. Mo by
Wadsworth, Turner < Go. and others, and That a copy oGthis
order be forthn iih inserted in the "Ivnchburg NIrginian "a
newspaper published in the town OF l.ynchbufg for tv c
months successfully and another copy thereof posted at the
front door oithe Courthouse ofthis county onsome court day
.1Copy,-Teste,
RIO. g. CUTLER clk.
July 81 WIN
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The Upper Half OF
u T. ID r. - IL r. II Es N
FOR SALE,

'E'IE subscriber Offers for sale his TRACT OF
L LAND lying and being in the county of Amherst,
on both sides Of Pedlar River, known as the Upper
ualiY OF Pedlar Farm, containing by recent survey
I'VE HUNDRED md FORTF .lCRES,
one third Of which is cleared and we'll adapted 10 the
growth of ToLacco and all kinds Of Grain. The bal
ancc is heavily timhered. There are ONE HUNDRED
ACRES or LOW GROUNDS Of uncommonly FINE,
QUALITY long celebrated for their productlveness aud
III a high state Of cultivation. The Hon LAND is also
in fine heart.
1t The Buildings arc inferior, but may be
a@AS improved at a small cost. To one wlsll~
TfasIiss ing to embark in the stock business. few
go 49, Farms are more desirable. being finely a.
dapted 10 all kinds of Grass. 4 tlrih,r description is
deemed unnecessary, as it is presunable that no one viii
purchase without giving it a personal inspection. 1.-THE
above land is hot sold before Friday. the lst day Of Au-
gust next, II Will, On that day, be offered for sale at pub
lie auction, "a The premises. Terms made known on
application Ia the subscriber. JOSIAH II. ELLIS.
Q4- Address-Pedla Mills, Amherst.
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July 81
Dissolution Of Co-partncrship.

hFsssOEtEgfOFh Oh VU-HIcrNtTSIIU.
VIII. coe partnership heretofore existing between the
u Undersigned under The style of Edmond, Watson
4 Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts aud effects of the concern have been purchased by
Mr.. james NJ. Boyd. WIN intends to carry on the bust
ness himself. All persons indebted TO the firms Of Ed
mond. Watson 4 Co., VIM, II. Watson s Co. and
Boyd, Edmond 4 CO., are requested to pay to James
NJ. Boyd alone-and all the creditors Of said firms will
apply 10 him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND.
W. II, WATSON,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, jr.
Epb ~
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liz CHANCE.RY.

NHtGlNiof: 1T rules holden in the clerks Off, of ts
clrcult superior court of law and chanccrv tnr the towa
u aFnchburg, ON the 9Th day ofJuly, IG45:.
'1pf"'" n'ho'e -. Plaintiff,
against
charles j.: Mostly, ex'or of Thomas n. IIolcomlie deed
y '.iam l. iiolc9mho, John Warwick, Odin G.. Clay, Jon
V "''i' ""d "o'ih r Hawkins Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
/ he defendant william /. Holcombc. moi bny;pc entered
~ appearance ahd given security az, ording 10 The actd
A9sehI"iF - Tue rules nj this court, and it appf aiina hysrl~
do'"9 tFI"'hcr, that lie Is notun inhabiInnf of this country
II Il orueicd .hat the said defendant do appear here Oh ts
ilis' a'F . Inc next term aud answer the bill ofihc plants
""i ln'' i copy OF TINS order he iorthNiili inserted in SOM
newspaper printed in the town of LynehbIire, for iva nolht
sHreeS''grly' AMI posted at the front door oi the court hous1
III 'e S"'' p"h' A Copy Trste,
ID. RODEs Crk.
July - WIN