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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06

Let your motto be,"Go ahead; be faith
full, and fear not.'' Those who are
not ashamed to ask for information,
must overcome every opposing obsta-.
cle-they aoil succeed, despite the
sneers of the ignorant, and the SCOTS
offools. Franklin was laughed at by
his young friends, when he went along
the streets of Philadelphia with loaf
of bread under his arm; but how ma
ny tf these gidLy, foolish leings ever
drank so deep at the fountain Of sci
ence and philosophy, as he did?
Sentenced to be Hung.-The negro
men, Jim and George, who were par
Elephants in the brutal outrage, the par
|t!culars of which were published few
weeks since, We're sentenced to be hung
by the county court Of Augusta. The
Augusta Democrat says that the proc!
in each case was clear and unquestion-
able. .
augusta Senatorial Distriet. Sam.
Med. Moore, of Rockbridge, and Jno.
K. Moore, Of Augusta, are the Wing
candidates, and Jacob Baylor the Dem
ocratic candidate, TO supply the vacan-
cy in the Senate occasioned by the re-
signation Of Mr.. Peyton.
| Latest from Florida.-The Union of Mon
ton in Florida, by which it would seem thai
Mr.. Brockenbrough, Dem, has been elected
Governor, over Mr.. Cabell, Wing.
Hoao Protective Tariff works. -
A correspondent Of the National In
telllgencer thus replies to the 23d ques.
ton in Mr.. Walkers circular:
"Question 23-Operaton of the Tariff p
A protective tariff calls into action the whole
labor of the country, the effect of which is te
bring down, by domestic competition, the pro
fits of every manufacture to an equality with
the labor and capital devoted to other employ
ments. A low duty On raw materials, there
fore, benefits the consumers rather than the
manufacturers"
Such are the doctrines of the Protec-
(uonists. The manufacturer prays Con-
gress to tax that kind of goods made
by him, and which comes from foreign
market to compete with him, that the
price may be thus reduced to the buy
err of his goods. 1.-The is protected, he
! promises to uuder-sell his foreign com
petitor; and strange to say, by this op.
Grafton, his profits are enhanced! Few
people understand the rule by which
these gentlemen work out such as.
tonishing results. 1t can't be foune
in any arithmetic used in this country
Twice four are six, and seventeen are
eleven; twice nine are fourteen, ant
eight are thirty! Whew!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06
FOR THE sEsrrl.
THAT BEAN VINE-.AALN.


My generous youth, you seem Ame,
Too full Of ambiguity,
Should Querist, II. or B. design,
Along the plain to bear that vine.
That vine would wrap the column rAnd,
If not removed from off the ground;
Nor would his busy feet again,
One point which they had left attain
But take that column quite away,
And let me have unchanging sway,
Thrice round the plain gaily go,
And drop my answer just bellows
But now, dear Tyre, let us see
IF still that column standing be,
And thrice around it, as you say,
With vine in hand, you take your wayA
How many yards, long to know, \
Would then my gentle Tyro go? \
o4.42l7596e feet. the distance travelled
2i.0l5s20099 50. poles, area of the circ
Il. X. III
n. Market Academy, Oct. 80, 1915.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06
FOR THE LADIES.

HIBET Cloth, Nous. de Lans, Cashmere
de Cosse. Blk. and Fig. Alpaccas, Rich
santy Pripts, Shawls. Dress Hkfs, Velvet
bhet Plaid and Striped Jaconetts, Swiss
sslins. Eallsten and Domestic Ginehams,
TITS, Kidd Gloves, Gala Plads, Rlk. and
bite Fig. Nets, Isle and Thread Edgings
Laces Bonnet AMI Cap Ribbons, Blk.
nc White Cotton and worsted Hose, Tuck
tsInAA Hair Pins, &c. &c. GOO
vo,, in. Ladies, at Head Quarters, where
chs. vi find all the above goods, sold verv
W REUBEN WALTON.
Nber 6, 1915.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06

Southern Literary Messenger.-In
another column will be found a Pros
pectus for the ensuing volume of this
excellent monthly, to which we invite
particular attention. 1t is not inferior
TO the best OF the northern periodicals.,
and ought to be literally patronised by
the Southern people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-28
COXE'S HIVE SYRUP.

WE are now preparing the article by an en-
treiy process which enables offer 10 the public
esteemed Medicine OF the desirable
qualy-bcng and prompt action and not liable
fermentation, the article usually prepared is
The following certificates OF appreciation offered evidences
OF excellence and efficiency.
From DR.. JouS CULLEN.
This certify Mcgsrs Alexander Duval Z CO. have
planned Of compound Syrup OF saui
syrup-hai administered ih-
find The medicinal qualities Of that
Easy pgcparcd-wihout being liable TO fermentation.
Signed JOHN CULLEN, u. ID.
FRoA d. FRANCIS ii. DEASE.
This certify the nht OF using the Hive Syrup
prepared Messrs Dugnl Co. and TINT disposed
the 81 the
squn ordinarily PREPARED and tai s free
from liability fermentation.
Signed =. II. DEANE, NJ. ID.
We feel confident Of the superiority Of tins preparation and
specially invite the attention OF Physician. IN II.
ALEX. DUVAI. L. co,
No lin Sreet.E
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WEBB. BACON & co.

WEBB, BACON a. co.
Ofr for Sale,
q HHDS New Orleans Sugar
1O4 Rico and ST. CroI do, part Prims, recently
-r- Imported
1909 JsEuys p. Rico Havana and 81 Domingo CoHee
e6 bags nnc Old Java and Marsicabo do
IS hbds West India No'asses
500 sides Sole Leather
~ dozen Russet UP.cr do
I2 boxes aud haftoies Loaf Sugar
shs Crushed do
- terccs Rice
500 sacks Liverpool Blown sah
Io4 do Ground Alum dc
Candies, Halls patent and other brands
9t7 boxes SOAP. various qualities
% boxes Sperm Candles
American biIsieJed Steel
II bundles Hoop Iron, various widths
ia boxes Window Glass, sxle and 1919
- Nova Scotia Grindstones
SO bsis NJ Carolina Tar
Al dozen tainted Baskets
Ii3 hays Shot
al kes. Dupon's Gunpowecr
II Caahra Liconce
ala kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
ALSO,
Cop?cras ainm Indigo Nader White Lead salrs
Lead Thread Leading Lines aud Bed Cords Ginger Pep
Pmeno Starch Teas various qualities Corn Booms Irvine
Wood Ware, Hops, Paper &c. &c au IL
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SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

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TsNiIE Charleston Book miscellany ia prose
a ycrs, compcd entirely FROM ofAyc or
sirnt citizens G. very yuIuns
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No. Is ilsrycG's Illuminated Bible
No. Wandering Jew
Agincourt: n novel by James
No KsEdaiTs Life &C Jackson
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Wilton Harvey and other Tales. by Miss Sedge wick
ALSO,
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WE HSt tate ;hi. occasion to give

Of work ourne. be- done the reasonable
APIS e. n. wEf.fE
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CANIpAELI. COENIY-

A'm'cta2 Of the Wigs of tmphcll, held at the
colh hIus- IN ii nity hr 3h INST, 70, he purp se Of
aiPsa'ms dtlegalrs to the Congressional Dsrrl Con
'ra'pn WINCH meets IN F4rnyr, on the 2l,t Of hi.
maih. (Jannary, ) for nominating Suitable candidate
iaf Canaress--Dn mooa, Capt. Richard Perkins VA,
snP1Ined Chairman and Chas. W. Salhan Secrela-
"
The Chairman explained thr object Of lhe meeting.
n1th ihr ioawnc gentlemen appointed dtlrlaies:
Chs l.. M,'shy, DR., r.. f. Wilers Daniel Mar, Cal.
Hm y Brown. DIR. Llylng,ton Walker. John Panniil.
.api Richard Perkins, Chs. w. Christian Col B W
hgNlln Richard Perkins Jr.. Greed r. Wills, Chas
W Siaihsn. JAS C. Hunt, Jno. Il. Garland. Capl.
"m A. Talbot. Bauher +. Smith. Jao. VIM T. Back
nfr. thas. A. tolco'u5e, WIN, :. r ID, j., Wa II
aalnhey. Robert Satham and Giles b. Iuriwaod TIE
1'eea'ts were Instructed attend either on the p i
'1aaafy or On any OTHER day winch may be agreed up
on ,y tie District
Resolved, That the pracccdingshc published in the
''Fneh6uFS llr-Inian aal RIchnand Nhig and c, m
pier EICuAHD PERKINS On
Chs W. Sr.rnAn. Seery
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OYSTERS fles!I

Three Days iresher haa any brought by tho Packet.
TIVE subscriber would respectfully lniorm the luv.
ere OF this delicious Shell Fish. that he receives
regular from Nefinlk. Oysters il the She'll which he
IS prepared 10 serve up IN any style: sch fresh row
ihe she'll slowed roasted, fried. sclrred SLATED sny
other way Your like. Those npsera 49, y nr
supporter ~ sfan mere any other way, as they afs
shipped 10 the following day aier they caught
One ifia Is sufficient 10 satisfy any judge. FamIlIes
supplied many quantity IN ~ ont oi the Shell.
j. II. FlIXGlBBON,
Head Quarters.
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htameeng ofle " ligSoi Aihcmare. held a the
'naH House al said enunij Munday (euHr day) the
o6 January lSi5-Dr Charles Garter ca He'd to the
ehalt, and Albert bmIord appointed Secretary.
line olJcct oi ne meeting having been explained by
'e char, the following prcambe and resolutions sub.
United by H. Il. Watson, Esq, were unanimously
doped;
Whereas the Wings Of Abcmarle have seen with the
s0eeiest Tegtei, the address oil the Hon. VIM. L. Cog.
YIN 10 Ills constituents, In which he expresses his deter
"H'Aion moi 10 he candidate for election To Gun.
s.eSs: Ana whereas they are willing to permit Mr.
'9s@ih |" withdraw from public lite, without at least
'aH8 an earnest and ursent appeal To him. to with
p Von,he district and tho country in Times like these
t'e variable services. which his talents his integrity
as ef efcnee his patriotism and his devotion To sound
'pS principles 50 emneufy quality him 10 render.
pe Il therefore Resolved. Thai Committee he appnin-
,,a ol'hWIih 10 address letter 10 Nh G9agin, mos,
1Huy requesting him ia the name Of the " higs ol
~ 10 loTego, iot this once at least, his incna-
% " e,'re nom the service of The district, and To con
,n"' We may agalnbe announced as candidate for
T.. 'G', bat IN making this communication to Mr.
~ nc o"tnltico be instructed to assure hun thai
rna Hs sifll ct old Abenarle has not even tdiiered
h1 vac "'e defeat at their great and gallant leader;
l,t, We ate nnw. az ready and IS determined do
D'"aii oi nnr country and cauntry's friends,
H. -'e oFeh at any hlrmer time halever.
al Su'Hee OF The first soluiiun the chair appoint
,gar9t l knowing COMMITTEE: Egber r. Watson, Ell
.ill Davis. David lannneke. Gabriel s Harnrr, Cal
Rem o. n'"coek, DR.. Jhn II. Woojs. Heryey Oliver,
,,a ~ - DanleIle, JOHN b. Speece, Saml. w. Mar
'l and Col. Jno r Jones
ANu on moiiun the meelinr adjourned
A,,rnn CHS. CARTER, Chm.
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AE.us.s.ll. \.

Mrs. r.. Y. LOMAk. PRINCIPAL.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prn.
ruslilS insiifuiipn, situated In The Of liHry
u Bedford County. Va. will be open for the recep-
lion ri pupils the tot Oeit'ber.
Il IS the object Of the Principals 10 impart the
dents useful IA we'll ornamental education. Far
this purpose. Mrs H. aud Mrs ID. will be aided by Guns
peieni assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for The lsl class $40 pr. s months
:" :. 2nd do Is .
Junior class - 81
falon ia French. by Mile. Ruge,
of FHnce. s"
Music. by Professor Winkier of Germany. piano A25
Harp &35; Guitar St5 ~ m,nlhs
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, a, Professop's
charges.
Plain and Ornamental Needle work. SO pr. five months
l 50 oi Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing berpwn bedding and towels
n. B--Board may ais, he obtained ia many respect.
able families in the village.
Rrlerrnces-Judgc Sanard and James Lyons Esq.
Richmond; Judge I.onax fredericksburg; Rev Dir.
llawley and Rev. Mr. Laurie lst PRESBYTERIAN Church
Washington; GEN Gordon aud Hon VIM c. Riyes
Ahemarle; Dr. =. IL. GiImer, Lynchburg; Geo. =
Tsyisc, Baienurt.
Bedinrd, Sanl. 10 ts
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TkS'llS disease common aud often 81 ,rmpu n
to demand the first aud cheI notice o an experieos
ced Physician.
There Is part Of ths Grera which may NO, be mar
rowed by structure The hnst symptoms of which
mtleh' aHlieed VIII lhls disease most frequently
plains. ao an inability retain his water 80 ang as usu
n o,scure nnyasness about The seat and an alteration
IN the stream OF urine which, instead ui being full and
equal, Is smaller than usual aud irked spiral or seat.
tered The hrsi symptom Just noticed cagnpes Tho pa-
'eat IN rise onee or t@ce in the night his urine;
and he also generally binds that greater force nec-
saty 10 s complete expulsion than ho has been in ,he
habit n exermg consequence ui The ressta nee mad,
10 the free passage OF the by the structure k,s-
hrnal emissions are common symptom Of this com
pala'; aud sometimes there mucous discharge from
the UTctha. which ndhprinu TO the btton .t,I,
receiving vessels. When tho disease is OF very az
gtayated nature, the urine will ulten become au,e
WHITE aud be mixed with matter blood, there wlll be-
Great difficulty and pain in vodng the urine aud Ike.
wise much general debility.
Inc Immediate cause Of structure is slow in1amma-
IN N the part Affected, heh occasions lhickennp of
tho cana and deposition of adhesive matter aruu ,ha,
hekehlnH so as 10 produce dminutian of The da;ueier
81 HE canal, and that whatever II YES rs, To conseia
ne irritation IN he ufeihr, may prove cause Of sirle-
,9fe tn r. Hence The disease very frequently iolows
bpndrfhoa or 1t may be induced by drinking or riding
hard. and by direct injury of the part When a pa.
leni hborng under Gonouh@, is 50 mprudeu, as 10 To-.
duge ~ hard riding and free drinking he exposes him
sell 10 The most powerful eauss ol The present malady
ana sncn as faely la TO produce II IN lis worst forms.
Whom patient Is able to procure The assistance OF an
able medical practitioner, no should Immediately avail
himself oIit, mud implicitly adhere 10 the instructions
gwen; but nniapptly. Ignorance aud inalieniion are
~ much more eonnon tlan their opposos; and il il an
lndlspntahlo fact that number OF persons afflicted
win the present complaint find II dillieull matter To ob
tam Judicuus and efficient aid; and even some who en-
oy ample pec0niary attain 10 it only after long
and pa6iul Search
III; HARTLEY Is moi uninsily celebrated for III. 70
moyal aud cure OF structure of the urethra number of
years exclusive practice in this particular branch Of e
procession fully warrants the assertion that he will un
derlake The and most proiracied cases. and effect
perfect cure References given required.
% Office one door below The Trinity Church. Al
Tendance all hours during tho day and evening"
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III. Ayheh5we Specioi Term Superior Court.
lo, Gentlemen Ut The Bar a, others interested. are
ann.;:y informed thai the Hon Daniel 4. Wsua has
If T"ea Special Term ofthe Circuit Superior Court
Tnes4sn ara ohancery for the town Of L,nchburg.
''''ay' The 2lsl Of January, 1916
ID. ROBES, Clk.
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commissioners SAFE.

Commissioners SAFE.
PURSUANT to q decree Of the circuit superior court
ii law sed ohaacofy for the county OF Amherst. IN
the case Of Garland vs. Powell shall proceed sell. on
the Sd Monday in January ensuing. before The front door
OF hn.aefst court ~ uae.
TWO TR3CTS or LIND.
the property oi the defendant, james Powel, one of
which lies IN the immediate vicinity of the said court
house. and contains about three hundred acres the other
is Tract of Mountain Land, lying about two miles dis
from the Turner. and is stated TO contain 2lo acres; or
so much of said lands as may be necessary satisfy the
decree aforesaid. A credit OF q. ~ and lS months,
viii be given Tor equal portions Of the purchase money
and bonds with approved security required.
ROBERT IlNSLEY, CONF
Dec 10 t2OJan
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For Rent.
---S THE BRICK TENEMENT
&sySs:,ta IN the occupancy oi Jas, NJ. Aancey. On
yA lin IN Nain street. nearly opposite 10 Geo
S-ssssxAASzK Bngbys S,ure is Tor rent. The lomer
pan 81 II Is hed up iar Confectionery business; II
might AT small expense. he prepared lur other hu
siness. The upper part of the house comfortable
'amlly residence should prefer To rent the whne Of
lhe house Ia one person, but shonl 1t be preferred. the
business and family apartments vii be rented apart
Possession be had immediately.
X. h, TON NLFS. Aa't.
ioT Alice Nollhlngton.
Jan. Is tsd
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frulrs holden in The clerk, Of The circuit superior court
"a of law aud ehnnces for the county Of Patrick, Mt the
courthouse thereof on The 9Th dts of January, 1915:
Norman staples STERN ut lahiek county, Plaintn,
against
George W. Guucs Abrm Staples mud John II nrd,
nInr If " iIlmm Bo,les, deed, defendants.
Is GutNcERY.
The Defendant George W Gainrs, not having his appear
and given security according The assembly aud
the rura OF tins cou aud II Appearing bv satisact tory evil
tenea that ba inb,tnu ui this enh. On
motion of the % t iy counsel il is ordered hat the sai
Deienllt DO appear hee an the r Monday March next
and answer The Pant bill and hn copy ef this ode ho
forthwith y b,hrd in the Anehhnrg Nifgmien ist Two
months and posed NJ the door OF the courthouse OF
ia 5 county sumo court dav.
Copv-Testc,
SAM'L. q. STAPLES, be.
Jan. lG w2m
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ku'es huhlru H IN CIr uAier Of Ia ,lr,i saf..
a eor eaafi a law aal chaneeft eonnt, Pot
rirk, Al the courthouse thereo IN the eth as ct Jaouafy
lsla.
Norman Staples, sheriil Of Patrick county, rloiaia,
against
Hamilton soyce George " t,aines nd john n nIliatd
adn'f. ct " illiam noslea d-c'd.. Defendants.
Is CHANuERx.
The Defendant George " Gaines, having entered h4
appearance nnd given security aeeeIdg the Act al A.
semhs od the Rules of this Court and sppaatug hs ans
factory r,danee that he - inhabuaa of thia o-
monNoall; On motion ri The f,anllh by .nnnst
defe, thai Tho sand Defendant a appear heit the fret
Monday Ia Maeh mkt md the Plaintiff hill aid
that copy Of this oer he forthwith ruhlhedn the Lynch
burg NWcman, Tor month"; aud posted Tina iloor
ofthe courthouse ct tbs count, count day
Acupy-Trsie,
SAML. q, STABLES. n. c.
Jan. Ii WIN
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s.AaaB AZ 6s1aE3asN.

PURSUANT oa decree Of tho Cifent Superior
n Conn III law aud ehancey lor lhe county al AM
hefst pronounced ga the 2Slh day ri August ISL IN
the ease ri Nm. GaleWood. Plaintiff. against " ali,f
Williams aud others, Defendants the undersigned APP
pointed commissioner Tor that purpose. viii sell. at
public auction. on the taird Monday Ia January, lsl5
(beng count day y at Amherst court house, Oh credit
III Sly twelve and eighteen monlhs Tor all except enoRh
To pay expenses OF Tho SALE (ar which cash will he
qnifed,) 4 CERT3kN TRACT Or P4kCEL
or
Y, a NJ y
lying in Amherst eannty. adnlnn2 the lands Of iardn
n.ars, Rowland Gillaspe and others, containing ene
hundred aud eighty The purchaser viii be rr
qoirod To give boud and good personal security and the
utle retained M further security.
JAS POWELL, Ssg. Of .qWisrsi. Conn.,
By John Uhttebeai, his deputy.
Dee .. ie0J
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C0,silfseAON AND EDssSs ABDsNG
ssFTSge'5s$s
Commit sslOnrr's sale Of Land,
NEsis aYNCEzEI!sG.


EAURSC ANT 10 decree Of the Hastings Court OF
Lynchbnfg, in the suit of Anthony vs.. Mosby
and al" The undersigned. special commissioner. ap,
pointed for the purpose will proceed TO sell, the pre-
misses the highest bidder Friday, the 3sl Janna
~, 1915. If lar. If not the next fair day thereafter,
(Snndays eXceped,) that
vALuABLE TRACT cE' LAND,
lying on Wnson's Hin, The town III Lynchbarg,
formerly owned by Mr. c. Anthony, aud purchased by
A. B. Duke. containing between
$50 UHd POO ceres.
heing HAT portion o( the whole remaining, after
dedaelnI 70 thereof, sod by said y. g. Duke to
Mr. John perci7Il.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit Of and : months, for equal parts OF The pnr
chase money the purchaser givag bond aud good seca
rliv. All Tire lille retained as further security.
The title 10 this Land ia believed to be nnquestIona
Ne hut the undersigned. selling commissioner, VIII
convey such tile only is vested IN him by the deeef
tfrasa d. {. l.. mostly, Conr,
Ian. rs t3lJ.
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60 STsNgIANCs:.

eillE subscriber Will continue Ia keep a House OF
Entertainment al the same place.
t. BOILING.
Campbell c H.. Jan. . Ia
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riur. hnllen the rletks als The eilcnt snpetinr
of law mud ehan The Of puufh ut
In courthouse theree The 9th day OF JANUARY, lBts
Norman staples, Shefii of Patrick county, Plaintiff,
against
George ". Gaines, Perrin joyce and John II. piled,
adm'r. OF Nm. hoycs. H., Defendants.
iN tHANCERY.
The Defendant George ". cannes not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 the Act 1t As
-embl, mud the Rules his Count nndu appearing bt sas
rtafv evidence that he /, not annahunl oil this
wealth. On mann Of The Plaintiff s teunsel, 1t IS ordered
thai the SAID Defendant do Hppenf hero on The Gr Monday
in March ny and answer the raina's hill and thai n co
a, ,fths orlerhe forthwith pollsod in The l,melbmg
Xnginun months, aud pa=ed the on doc, OF the
courthouse ul Ills county. Oh SUNNI court day
a Copy este,
SNail,, q. SrAPIFS.n n. c.
Jan lG WIN
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Ny1kGlNlA-At rules held in the clerks office the
cut superior cott oil law and chancey, holden in and
tor the county oil Campbell ON Monday, the 9th day Of Jann
AIRY. 1s45:
Rebe Morss, wing pastncf Of the late firm Of Nor
Kiss / Mitchell, plaintiffs,
against
Richard Marshall and Caiharine his wife, Samuel
Panni!l admir- OF james Charlton deceased and thr
said Samuel Pannil executor Of John Black deceased
Vincent Lester william Collins, John y Dahaey Boiling
Clark and William Organ, omr5,, Deiendunts
Ia CHANCEBY.
The defendants, Richard q. Marshall and Cathane his
vile and ncen ester. MT having entered tsir appear
and gyen security according To the act Of assembly
ard the rules II this court aud appearing bY satisfactory
O., lence that Aoy not inhabitants Of this commonwealth
1t ordered thai the sd defendants appear hee ON the is
Monday April ncN and answer the original and amend
ed bills of the plaintiff and HAT cop OF tbs order forth
with inserted in newspaper printed IN the town o
Lsnrhbg for months suorcssiSely and posted at he
front door Of the courthouse Of this county some court
day. A tony--ftste,
JAO u. ALEXANDER, elk.
Jan. l6 VIM
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TRUST SALE.

geY virtue Of 4 deed Of executed by \. X Snead
D and Of record in the clerk office OF Bedford county
court and for the pufppse Of paying the debt therein
named to Thomas A. H0Icumbe, the undersigned, as
trustee will before the Msrk,l House in Iynchhng on
Saturday, the 18Th Of February next, sell To the highest
bidder. for cash, The
TER ACE OF land
conveyed by said deed, lying it Bedford county. adon
inc the lands Of ~ l. Manson and Others, or as much
thereof as will pay tie said debt. The undersigned
believes the title good but will convey such e only
as Is vested in him by said rust deed
JNO. VI. OTEY, Tru~'ee.
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