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BOOT S AND SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

gEVHE subscriber very respee fully informs the
"a public That he has on hand and is col lstant-
lyManufacturing, BOOTS ana SHOES
ofall kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or Calf Skin Boots 81 90
COQ'Se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes IS
Miaer's Shoes So 10 . rs
Morocco Slippers 81!
LADIES' WEAR.
Morocco or CaIf Skin Lace Boots / 50
Thick Sole French Ties 25
Pumps Springs or French ll25
Oiher kinds Of Slippers rs cents 10 90
~ B. The above are all of,my own Manufacture
and are wrrGnted to stand have also on hand
large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES.
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, are invited to call and examine my goods
as will sell to such at large reduction
QTRemember the place at the NEW BOOT
and SHOE STORE, lower end of Main.Stroe,
BlOomsburg.
" RUSSELL
July 1915
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LINE RIDGE FERRY
NOTICE

Is hereby given to oil those indebted uo.
on o 'oe CoNrt House subscription list, hat
'n7 money Is now waDlsd, and thai thew
are requested TO pay TO l. B Rupert Treasa
"ter vi me building commIuee or to Marin
NoPer'' Collector ten per cent non,bjy No.
On 'hs amount oflheiI subscription, COM.
'hen'e'Og on the first Of June L ast.
ny order Of the building committee
!" b RUPERT Tfe.suter
AOg % 1886.
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WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

las
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
1t is hardly necessary to speak in detail. At no
period of its history has the reputation of that med
lcne stood higher, and we may say that 10 repu-
tatlon Is likely TO be more enduring. Adapted to
all constitutions, to every form of disease, and to
all climates. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every other medicine, fitted for the use of
man under whatever circumstances he may be pa.
ced' Al sea or on land, at home or abroad, in sum
mer heat and winters cold, with a common re-
gard to tho conditions of health; and with Wnght's
Indian Vegetable Pills at hand, there is no excuse
for being sick, unless the constitution be utterly IL
reclaimabe.
As our object is to state where the genuine med
Icne can be obtained, rather than to give it an ex-
tended notice-whch our limits forbid we shall
merely suhjoin one OF two ofthe numerous testi-
monials that have just ONE to hand. Hundreds
OF the same kind might be added, but we are sure
the public will save US the trouble of arranging
them.
Extract of letter from Hernando Missssippi.N
TO w. Wright-Your Pills have given unvcr.
sal ailsdctlon, and are justly very popular. cau
sell from 80 to ~ dozen annually if could be sup
piled.
Yours, Wm, HENnr JOHNSON, Agent
1t ought here 70 be remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi
(EXtract OF letter tlOm Jersey Shore, PENN
The Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything of
he kind ever offered to the public in this section Of
The country, notwithstanding the combined effort Of
some few unprlncipled merCenales to put them
down,
$, WISCaEsTER & Soy.
The following highly respectable store
Keepers have been appointed agents for the
sale OF Virgins Indian Vegetable Pills in
Columbia Coua,y:
II. p. Badly DanviI.e
Stephen BaIdy-CaIawissa
Cyrus BarIon-- Espylown
Brown & Grassy fl l,nsburg
Abraham MilIer-Berwick
&. II. Fow Brsrcreek
Wm' CoveDhOven-OrsngeviIe
George Masters Milvio
Lew Beisel-JerSeyIwon
Levers a. Sons-COumba Exchange
hooef' mcCay. - ashlngiOnVlIle
George Weaver Bloomsburg
Light Street Iron Co-LighI Suee,
Low q Thompson--Ltme Ridge
Ii. e. Freas - Brarcreek
ElIss Werman-R Rohsrsburg
K p. WelIiver-Greenwood
f. q }, Lszaruo-OrangeviIle
Hugh McWLIiams- Moorsburg
The popularity of WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG.
lEPABLE PILLS has proved strong bait to un.
prncipled who; nstigated by the hope of gain; at
tempt to palm off spurious article on the unsus-
pecting TO defeat the wicked designs of such men
we have procured new labels and the WRITTEN
signature or WRIGHT WILLNOR
BE FOUND ON The TOP LABEL OF
EACH BOX. None other is genuias, and to
counterfeit This i,torgery.
Remember, the only original and genuine IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WRIT.
[ EN- SIGNATURE OF VIM WRIGHT on the
top label Of each box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofWrght's
Indian Vegetable Pills, whoeshale and retail. 1863
Race street Philadelphia; 22s Greenwich street.
New y ork and l99 fremont street, Boston,
September, 10 ls46-22k.
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Cabinet Ware House,

I'd DlLlGb w die x1OuoC,
TENHE subscribe would respectfully inforn the
public, that he has taken the sh ,p lately oc
cuplod by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end OF
Bloomsbury, where he is carrying OH the
0ABINl&E lETSINlGSS0
in all its various branches and where he will be
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
be made Of good material and durable, and ho in
tends keeping on hand
SidebOards, Secretaries, Bureaus,
Wardro6eS. Cgrd IableS, Dining
Tables, Brc0&)0St Tu6leS,
Cupb0ardS Stands, WaSh
Stands, Be6steadS,
Dough-houghS,
CoGinS, &c.
and all kinds Ofwoyk in his line, which he VIII sci
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
BY strict attention to business he hopes to re
ceIve a share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, ls45.-lyl
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RM ORE pROOFS!-'The Cry is still They
I'VE ComeH-Every mail brings tidings oftheir
succl IS, From East to the remotest West-lrom
Canada on the North, to Mexico and the West In
dies on theSouth-are all unanimous in their praise,
Of medicine so universally known aud esteemed
Is
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C.4TTAWISSA FERRY.

The Subscriber has added largeNEW FLAT,
to his other Boats at the Ferry near heBridge ,ant
is now prepared TO cross anything froma foot pas
senger to six horse team, at reduced prices, anC
at short notices
STACY MARGERUM
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NOTICE..
NEW CEOTFEFNGx
ESyABLISHMENT.
Q. G. K.AHLER

ENTOCLD respectfully inform his frien!s ana
w thepubiic generally, that he has lust rc-
ceIHed aud ol ened on the corner of Main and Ea,,
streets in Bloomsbury The largest, hest and cLys;..
eat assoTtmcnto Of
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/ CII,E For SlNlNEY-

Permit me to give 10 yoir numerous rea 1es cerla In
cure 'of the Swiney IN horses. VIII YOU, Mr. Editor
lie, me tell my story IN my way, aud il IL does
sui y"n. ,oa may eIi II tt IN. in amy way yu please
some three OF four years ngo had iavore FLY that
was swihaeIed very badly. Consulted several work.
on horses, and tried all The remedies that found in them
all IN vain W hen had almost despared OF curipp
her, commenced sitfct examination OF The fy, aud
i0and the loot OF the swineyed shoulder very much bu-
ken, aud thereby reduced much below iis usual ssr
From that suspected that the disease originated with
she loot but was not certain. few days stewards
met with Mr. Hicks. Nurse drovet fnm Ohio, nd en-.
qalred VI him II he knew of any remed His reply was
You have been declaring The shoulders. whilst, said he
the fool Is the seat oi the disease and to that you
apply ihe remedy. He then directed me to have the
'unt ri The dss.ased shoulder soaked 10 warm water
bout an our ior ten days. and then have The foot shuJ
aud alter shoeng make The blacksmith put his tungs
aide The shoe and press open. and epeal ths operation
tor sme lime at short intervals. aud the disease would
soon be cured and such the result. did MT wnrk
ths FLY during The tine. Las, year visited the lower
pari Nanh Caroina, and my return found a young
horse, half brother IN the ally. swueytd badly in boil
shoulders. On examining his feet found them redu.
ced. by breaking. far below their usual sze imme
da'ey applied the remedy named above, and my horse
~as soun restored.
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IMPORTANT TO BtAcksAirHs.

spnndent lnains US ii very useful discovery
he has nHdt 10 burning VOID coal and requests that
snske II fnoic. Toe improvement consists IN the use
o ground bark in ike place oil dirt the coveIny lu
the kiln. Or correspondent Who Is ptactlcal beck.
smiib. IN communicating the result OF his experiment
saws:
III covered with ilse I'D BAH thai had been used in
tanning. used leaves from the wopd, before he bark
che same as would inr covering With dinboih leaves
and bark should hf made Thoroughly wet. The adsar-
ta2es oil this Plaza ace The KIN, II well aud II
erred, will butu much soonrt, will never break uui :
leave fewer brands. aud cons' quenly larger
Tnahy "f ctsl. The coal heavier moro thooug hly
burnt, and enlIely free from dat.
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.V0rkSOHc iile .TcaNesllv.

FENiE lRUS TEES OF this Institution have he plea
sure Ut announcing To the public, thai the exercises
Of the same will continue to be conducted by
MIR. WILLIAM Il. GANNANAY,
whose superior qualifications ms teacher are becoming
SO generally known. and fully appreciated that il
only deemed necessary say that The ensuing session.
OF bve months, will commence the l4lh day Df Sep,
ienbef next.
The fact that all the branches usually embraced in the
collegiate course arc taught here the moderate prices OF
tuition the cheapness of board and the superior
ges OF he location Of this Academy, cannot fail 10 secure
an extensive patronage, while The unlrng exetlons
OF The teacher, aided BY assistant possessing pro
per Qualifications, and The kindness Of the citizens who
may lake IN borders, cannot fail give general and
complete satisfaction.
THOMAS McCABE, President.
}. N. IENTMEyER, Secretary.
Floyd q. lo, July % w3w
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|FTlHF esrfrises Of The BOIETOURT .NoII'
TU1E wifi be- resumed on the Isl Monday III
September The Number Of assistants wiz be inefea'eo
and pains will be spared enable this scnoo' 10 he'
the patronage which II has slready secured.
A few additional BOARDEkS can De received ih'o
the family II the Principal, if application be MADE SON.
The expenses If the school lneadins every hing rx'
cep books Is 80 payabie the halt sess N IN advance
-session Of o months
For particulars apply the subscriber or 10 j. Amino
ny, Esq, oi This place.
Buchanan. July WIS
CO. Fincasie papers, please copy.
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June lS

NlRtilNl \; It rules held in til Clerks Office of tb.-
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for An
Pcmnttox county Monday, the LIST day Of June 1916:
George w A. Raine, who for the benefit of Hugh
i.alne Plaintiff,
against
Daniel Sweene7, John d. Patteson, in his right and
as admir- OF William Patteson, deceased Robert ST. Clan
IN his own right and Admir- OF Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Patteson, VIM ST. Clair, John p Clair Samuel ST
Clair, children of the said Robert ST CLAIR John St Clair
aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Patteson,
Defendants.
In CHANCEKY.
The defendants, Samuel ST. Clair, John St Clair and f.
izabcth his wife, formerly Pateson not having
their appearance and given security according the
Assembly andthc Rules OF this court appea ring by
satisfactory evidence that they not nhab ans OF this
Commonwe lt II ordered that the said absent ns
do appear rules be holden for the said court on the first
Monday in August next and the bill plaintiff
and that copy OF this notice be or,hw it'll inserted some
newspaper published in the OF Lynchburg for two
months successfully, aud sied tie honi door q 10
court house oil tins
Copy-Teste,
H. F. BOCOCK, elk.
June w2m
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LvnchDNrg .fcadeHly.

I'VE neat Session OF this Institution vii commence
l. on Tuesday, the isi day Of September next ana
continue twenty-five weeks. The course ii Inst fnco'
Is lboroUgh .nd in addition 10 branches coinm1ny pu-
sued In schools, embraces the higher Mathematics, IT,
gether with The I.atio Greek, French, German Span
sh and Italian Languages PARTON OF one day IN earh
week IL devoted 10 exercises in Eocutlnn and Compost
ton, and sirc attention paid 10 Oahograpay and Fen.
inansip. The roDms aud spacious, ana atlofd
accommodations for large number Of scholars. The 10
cation Is delightful and healthy, retired spot. away
from the noise and confusion OF The business portion 0i
The town. Students admitted at any :lme. during
The session; but they should all cases. II possible en-
ter at the beginning of The session. when The regular
classes formed. Within the year past Society
has been established In connexion with the Academy
having for us object Improvement in extempofaneous
debate IL is composed Of The lore advanced scholars
and its MEETINGS presided over by Of the Teachers Of
the Institution. These facilities, iogelhr with compe
tent and devoted Teachers and approved modes Of IN
slrucon, 1t is hoped. will consrife 10 give this nsilia
lion reputation of the first English and Classical
Schools N the State.
n. B.-A Course of Lectures upon The .Nd'mal Sci
tnce Will be delivered once fortnight dining The WIN
Ter session, DAN SMITH. Principal.
II. X. SMITH, Assistant
.Jny 9 WIN
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10000 pounds best family cured Bn-
con,
500 do Wool Rolls superior article,
200 bills. superGne Flour,
81 do family do
50 do Hydraulic Cement,
30 kegs superior Lcai Lard, from 35 To 50 lbs.
each. convenient sizes loI family use,
lS hhds. Mulnsses,
. doz. ullled Linen Sacks, country made,
chest & p. lea.
200 sacks Salt,
On consignment, and on very reasonable terms, by
LACY 4 GARLAND,
on The BASIN.
July I'm
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ROANOKE LAND
July Is


INliE subscriber. as executor of William Farley
u decd viii oier for sale, on The premises, ON the
olh day Of August next,
l9S Acres Of Land,
oe'ng portion OF The tract upon which said VIM Far
ley resided. and lying Immediately on the Turp,k.
road leading to Fncas,e, adjrnns he lands of III.
Messrs divers. and The tract iurmerly owned by Col
WIN. Nj. Peyun.
About ioo Acres of this Land is cleared, in high
state OF nnfovenen and OF fine qualify the balance is
heavily t'hbefed and first Iubacco Land Tben,
fiyss3 are IN IT TWO LOG HOUSES. one 49,,
tan, OF which. wtta small expense, could be Il:H;
A-s4a&- made comfortable EdnI
Any person. In search OF small farm could not find
one possessing more advantages. -being within % miles
VI buchanan, on James River three miles OF the Boe
Lick 'o'' wv = :
me terms of sale will be one third cash. and the bal
a"ce IN one and two years The title will he retained
un'' 'he 'as payment is made. Fall possession will be
fall. JAMES, w T.u' '''
| III, % oi Wm. Farley, deed.
| 'u! 80 w4w
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Thc LNHChburg Classical las siluSe.

IuNlllS Institution will be opened on The first Munda,
(3d) II August neat.
The Principals have associated themselves together
with the hope OF establishing Institution which sla
afford 10 the youth OF Lynchburg and vicinity every
facility ID pursue collegiate confse OF study. they
purpose 10 orn Schoo Of such grade, Will embrace
the Whole circle Of science, with sufficient number o
Instructors 10 impaH thorough knowledge IN all those
branches which constitute finished education.
They pledge themselves 10 devote iher undivided at
eniion to the improvement o their pupils make eve
~ exettn Ia Undue their minds with useful know ledgc
aud correct principles love Ol science aud polite era
lufe.
The Institution will consist of three separate depart.
mebls, IN VII:
lsl. Tho Mathematical, in which will be taught A.
rlhme'lc. Algeria, Geometry, Irgonoretry, Survey
my, The hlansuraiion o Heights and Distances, the ap
pltalion OF Algebra 10 Geometry, Analytical Geometry
the integral and dIffeunlal Cacuus-Nalufal Phllos
ophy aud Astronomy.
BnANou A. SAuNprRs. Professor
Pad, Classical in which will be taught the Greek
and Latin Languages, Aoelen, Geography, Ancient
lIisory and Mythology. Aso, the German aud French
Languages.
W "o II. ). i Do i'SI'0"''' Professors.
Sd. English Literature, embracing Onhpgraphy,
Realizing, Writing. Geography with The use of Globes
M"dclo History. English Grammar Composition, Rhe-
one Logic. Chemistry, Moral aud Mental Philosophy
W'M ). b 3; asol''"'r' Professors,
The Institute is located near the junction of Main
Street with the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike, being
the buildin. known as the Cnversallst Church.
TERMS
English Studies SIS per session Of s months,
English and Classics. 20
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
THOMAS y. HOLCOMBE.
w. Il. J. DUNN.
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Mr.. ThOgnns McCnrgOt


A you are mol an nhabitant Of this State, please
IA take notice that shall proceed take the deposit
tons ol Charles II. Cabanss, James Young, William
Bacon and others, at the Clerks Office al Halifax ccurl
house. Halifax c"nnty. Virginia. Tuesday, the 25Ih
day OF August 1916. 10 be read evidence in a sui
IN Chanc.Iy depending aud undetermined In lhe circuit
superior court OF law and chancefy. Tor lIax county
Va, IN which am plaintiff. and you and James L.
filll. lsham IL. Bfion. Paul Taylor and John Cole
man, adrr. ii John Bacon deed, are defendants. II
the said dcposl'ions shall no be completed tina, day
hey will be taken on The following day.
Yours, &c.
WILLIAM BRI1"TON.
July Q 1w
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Ar CONT held her Nelson c...,v =, a. -
"A House on hondav the 22nd day OF June, ls4g:
JChailes Perrow wiison Peters and Floyd l. Wt;..ha
all Commissioners, pl,ia,,a.
against
Nelson Anderson, late Sheriff Of Nelson Co,ptv
Defends Mt,
on MOTION,
The death oftle Deendan ha ing bee beretof,,.
ed, and II appearing that David &. Anderson his
is not an inhabitant oi this Commonwealth: IA i, %
THAT he do appear here before the fourth Nons
September next TO shew cause, If he can, ubv IN
cause should not stand revived against him Fxeen,o
foresaid And the motion Of the Plaintiffs by counsel
ordered that Of this orderbe published in the
burg Nrginl'n,a newspaper published in the town =,
Lynehburg, Tor four weeks successfully and ano,rr -
thereof posted at the font door OF Court House Of ny
county some " 'h'
eses-rcsts,
July 9 Nd
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Land for Sale.

pursuance ola decree of the superior court of law
chancery, for the county of Amherst pronounced
the Spring Of 1916 the Of Jordan aud 9th
against Jordan, shall, the l5,h day OF August
next. the premises, offer for sale, the hishes, bid.
der. credit OF six, twelve aud eighteen mouths
equal instalincnts, the
TRACT OF LAND
in the proceedings menlioncd containing 1876 acres
This is valuable ract of Land aud worthy the aien
ton Of those wishing 10 purchase rich plantation.
The purchaser will be required 10 give satisfactory
security. NJ. &. GOODWIN ID. 5.
for VIM Nj. Mailer, Sheriff and Com'r
July 9 u5A
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TO MAKE COLORS FAST.

liza calico IL, likely to fade. wash it in CALM al
warm water. 10 which is added large spoonful Of beef
gall ) wash II without soap. This will take oai spots
FINN bombazne. borbazeli &c. 1t viii sci any color
silk, cotton. or w1u.len.
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.v'OTlCE.
MRS. KIRKPATRICK will open. in 'ne town Of
ANA Lynchburg. On the at OF September next,
n cTyyEYN0 Anv
NO YlCE.
July q

.VOT1CE.
MRS. KIRKPATRICK will open. in 're town Of
ANA Lynchburg On the / a, of September next,
A SEMINARY,
Tor the education Of young ladies'.
The ordinary srhuol will comprise all the
branches taught in good female schools, iugerhcr with
Rhetoric aud Mental and Moral Science. for those su III
cient!y advanced 10 enter upon such studies.
Sh"nd sufficient encouragement be gwen the best
teachers will be employed in the different departments,
and every eifft made establish an Institution capable
OF inpariing thorough education. The most unrem-
ting attention will be paid H. tho intellectual and moral
culture and 10 the manners and department Of the young
ladies'. and sirol and wachiu guardianship exercised
them a, all times.
The scholastic year will consist of two sessions. Of
five no'ths each; the remaining two months will be
alton.
TIE X NJ s.
Boarding. lights, fuel aud washing. 81 per month"; Er
The sesson Of five months. $40
T"'"" for like period, for pupils over years. 20
- under ~ IL
French, per session, 10
Music, with OF Piano, per scssioo, IS
board and tuition payable In advance.
Pupils can enter al any time during the session, hui.
after entering. deduction will be made for absence,
except IN case Of sickness.
Aud she would give the following References DR..
WIN. A. Iren,. I'd J. Darlington, Esq. Col. v.lrn
tine Parrish. DR.. WIN. :. Morton, Rev. jesse $. Ar
misiead, WIN. N. Page. Nelson Page and Francis b.
Dean-, ST., Esq'fs., Of Cumberland; Judge d. A. VIII
son. Col Maurice i.angtorue. Rev. T.. Cumps,on, Geo
Basby, Esq. and Francis b. Deane Jr. Esq. OF Lynch-
burg
June lS 2m
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QofttcaI.
nv Fm1END.

H " -.
W,nidst ,hoc b. friend II mine -
THU mus, he quick and bold
When the right Is to be dune.
And truth ts 10 BE- tuld
Wearing no friend like smile
When thine hvan is hnt within,
Making no ,rnce with fraud on guile,
M cvmrrumsc with SIN.
O~n Of eye ard speech,
0leu oi heart and hand,
Holding thine own hut as in trust
For thy grea, brother hand.
Patient and sioat 10 bear,
We. bearing moi tor ever
Gentle 10 rule, and SLOW 10 bud,
Like lightning 10 deliver
True to thy falerlshd;
True to thine own ifue love
True 10 thine altar and Thy creed.
And Thy good Gud above.
But with no bigot scorh
Fur faith sincere as thine.
] hn' less Of form a.iend the player,
Or more oi pomp the shrine
Remembering him " ho spske
The words thai cannoi he,
"Where two or three IN my name meet,
There Ia the midst atn ~
] bar lbcc moi from faults
Gud wut, II were IN vain
lnsenable heritage
Since that prlm.vsl stain
The wises, have been fuols--
The sures, stumbled sure
Strire thou 10 stand or fsIl'n arise.
! ask thsc nut iur MI
This do, and ihuu shalt knit
Closely my hear t" thur
Next the dear hove oi Gud above.
Such Friend ON earth be nine 90.
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NlRGiNIA:-At a court held for Bedford county, at the
court house, the 18th day of May, 1916:
Henry Foden, George w Folden, Nathan Markham and
Sally, his wife, formerly Sally Folden james w Folden
Sasan Folden Elizabeth Folden, Frances Foden and
lei + Jones, plaintiffs,
against
Robert + odcn aud Appa Folden, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendant Robert Foden, having entered hIs M
pearance and given security according the Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court, and appearing
faction Of the court that he inhaban this Com
monwealth II ordered that the said defendant appear
here the fourth Monday in August next and the
bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy of be forth
with inserted in the Iynchburg Vrginin
paper published in the TOW of ynchturg for months
sucresvey and posted at the front door house
oil this county.
Copy-Teste,
JNO. X. STEPTOE, Clk
jan g WIN