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THE TEMPER AND THE TONGUE.

RAsHNEss OF SPEECH.
Give me the heart tina, fsin would hide
Would lain another's fault efface;
How can II pleasure human pride,
10 prove humanity but basel
No! let us reach higher mood,
Dober estimate VI man;
be earnest In the search Tor good
And speak Of all the best we can"
we sometimes since veniured TO offer a word Of re
proof In relson TO the habits Of speaking hsrsby has,-
~ CT w,;tou, due reflection The evil is SO conmon.
ana IS oi'ep attended with such evil consequences that
we VIII be excused for referring 10 !, again. 1t may be
sad TO form one Of The most of social
lie: And. when family circle is troubled with
an INDIVIDUAL who is inflicted with the nirmity suded
10, VINO IS IN the habit either from rashness thought
essness or bitterness OF disposition of making unknd
oneellng or violent remarks the vice at times becomes
almost lnsnherabe. Hears are wounded The seusiIi,.
are eAeed and sung old gefs are revived siltes are
solec'ed to an Improper sc,ninv and thus pain is caus
go 10 various Ways. Individuals have no right even
under the plea Of frankness and candour TO make use
81 marsh and irritating langusge TO sude to sub
jee's ~ delicate or unpleasant nsue,to revive the
re"'ee''sh OF eTrpfs repen'ed to reprosch in
o',sf snd vndciive spirit. the exhibition Of existing
'a"es some persons too are in lheshsbit Of getting
mo All undue excitement, public and private oues
hs, and bile 10 this stale, Of denouncinp the objects
'nrf passion with degree Of olence and rancor
!" s'"ng, rs 10 be quite painful 10 the listeners A
e"u informs us that VI this kind occurred few
".ye as" W hh OMNIBUS. The vehicle well crowd.
70 WIN isdIes and gentlemen, when somew hat exc,
s s"eye became the theme Of conversation between
~ =. ,"e ia,er They talked cooliy enough for lit
'',. o"' soon 'he temper Of one OF the parties was
MS language became stronger, his manner voice
anu ,"e oil his cuuaienance changed with his
words and he poured forth ,oren, Of inyec,iv. q. b
Ter and burning that the other passengers were no, only
as'oh'shed on. sadly 'nnoyed-snd all turned upon each
other locks Of congratulations when the ho, 10
dvdna pulled The string that checked the vehicle and
took his departure. His manner was mos, unn,.,s,
ant. The same sentiments might have been @xn,rs.ed
win lar moic emphasis and Effect in a camer m,,d.r
and ye' ina sufficiently decided spiri Blu, The i'm.
piess'on made "ss Thai the rxciia5e ere possessed
very unhappy and tyranIca temper and that the les.
me lovers o peace. que. aud courtesy had do viii
him. the better
bu. there IL another description Of rash~ss Of .peecl
ihs' deserves I'd be noticed and r%buked. gentleman
.nfns 10 iha, year TWO ago he attended quite bril-
liant party !" ne'ghborne city. In the If tn
evening, he was c"nveis"g with q friend, when some
what fppani acquaintance Up, and painting To
lady on the opposite side Of The roo exclaimed in he
~hspe' bni sufficiently ioad be hesrd nv The ,hrs
~ - that hivAiu'ly osb female talking 10 Mr
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INCREASED SPEED

:As laaEsR
ora fse Great Western Ossfe.
PASSENGERS leaving Lynchbsrg on Mondays
Il Wednesdays and Fridays by Terry s, Mls,in's III e
Of stages. reach the White Sulphur Springs The
cund evening al P. NJ, thence by our line To Lewis
burg that night. Leave there the next morning (Sun
days excepted) at "a NJ, and reach Guyanoolle the
Dnd night by 9 oclock-where Steam Boas pass
hourly for CINCINNATI and the Great West
The whole route is firm graded urnpikns and the
extent of line enables 10 make i, thoroughly a
popular one, while we promise lack OF eXerlion TO
render ii such.
05- Fare from JVhite Sulphur Springs 10 Guyan-
do;te, sl075.
Passengers will be allowed 50 lbs. OF Baggage over
that, propor'onate charge will be made.
For any other information, enquire Of S. b. Cewes,
at the Franklin llole, Lynchburg.
W.P. FARIS1 s. Co.
Oct Is 3w-wl Pm
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- per e"t 225 90
ca''e' caves and r'gs sold SAT so
Actual net sales u milk and butter over. 400 90
1924 so
Independent Of milk and butter meat and vegetables.
poultry and fruit. for family consumption. While pro
dncine this maintained " the farm upwards Of fifty
head OF OF cattle HORSES and some thirty head Of
swine and the only outlay incurred for feed during the
year 1913. was about three hundred dollars for shin
stun or mlddngs; which principally fed to the hC
ses with finely cut timothy hay; and part made into sop
Ior The swine The horses had other ieed-they sci
neither corn nor oats. aud the hogs hen atenng had
little else but imperfect Of corn nle slup and &C.
caslonally small pois,oes cooked for them.
Now can H. 3 OF any oihis brother farmers Of the
old and easy going school. make better exhibit in pro
portion TO their outlay and the number If acres they hudl
they can. should be pleased see it, and 10 be per.
m'ed an Opportunity & examining into ,hs,; practice
we cona,on he'r land. The character of their stock
&c. While here invite him tc visit Mount Airy, and
indse for himself. The stock now consists OF 81 head
% cows leIies and calves, principally thorough bred
Dafhams-5 brood SONS and 90 shoats, to be led for
next winters saughlering.
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BOOTS and Shoes.
* T.

wv subscriber is now in receipt of his Spring sun.
ply of BOOTS AND SHOES. embracns lho
usual variety sold in this market Those WISHING -
u"y WIN DO well to call and exsnins his stock be,ts
,or cash. His Ladies' KID and Morocco s,;nnan, low
bAa'ins are of superior quality. '' '''pie'S ana
Mac, Is 'ANEs rRErwF1L.
Su
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LAW NOTICE,

James Garland n WIN. n. Bro;,rI
AVE united IN The practice Of Law. They will
- attend The courts Of Campbell, Bedford, Amherst,
Nelson, Apponattox, Charlotte and Lyncbburg All
cases Of collections will be strictly attended 10 by Mr.
branch j. Garland will. by this arrangement. be en-
sbed TO give vaisn and prop, attention to The cases
which may be conhded 10 his in III Cour, of Ap.
reals. " up
Dee Is q,
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Virginia /:

Virginia :
rules held in the ce.k's office Of the circuit superior
court oiaw and chlncsry, for the county oil Nelson, on
the 9th day of April, ls46:
Adam shuz and Thomas McCorke, Plaintiffs,
against
John B. Lunsford, Defendant.
In CRANcERY.
The defendant. John b. Lupslofl, mol having en-
tered his appearance and given security according 70
the Act oil Assembly and the rules of Tins court ana
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said DE-
PENDANT is not an inhabant of this commonwealth on h
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel II is ordered INA
ne SAID defendant do appear here rules TO he held a.
Clerks office OF the said thu fret Monday in y"'
next and answer the PLAINTIFF bill object Of wheh
TO restrain the defendant from selling oruisposng
OF land IN the bill mentioned until the further order and d
cree OF this court, concerning the same" and Tint cop!
ms order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncbburg NHs
IAN, newspaper published in the town Of Lyncht urg m
Two months successfully and another copy Thereof poe
The front door OF the courthouse Of this county co
day.
Copy-Teste. e,n
April ? WIN
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A.4.vD FOR S.lLE.

A"AlN offer for sale my FARM in Nelson county
L near the Courthouse. containing
- 42O Acres.
rms farm is very valuable well timbered. in yerv
'hoorhood, and within ten miles of The lanes
River canal. The terms will he liberal Apply ,s
'e subscriber IN Iynchbnrg. Spolswood Garland and
"opeh Whitehead al Nclsoi courthouse.
c.. no }. GARLAND.
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March 10
virginia.:

Virginia.:
rules held IN III. clerks Office of the circuit ,up.ro,
n court of law ami chancvry county Of Nelson on
the 9th day Of April, 1916:
Henry Bushnell, plaintiff
against
Benjamin d. Harris, administrator of James Mentgons-
ry, deceased, John f. Harris an / Sterling Cinbornc
Defendants
In CHANcERY
The etendan Benjamin ID Harris admir- James Mont
goney decd not having entered hi. app e. and Civ
en- security according to the Act Assembly and Tn, rules
OF TINS court and appearing by satisfactory evdene that
he is not an nhabianI Of tins on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his counsel 1t is ordered tina, the ,nd a..
endan do appear here at rules be holden in the Clerks
oice OF the said court on the first Mona, in July next
and answer the Planli original and amend bills and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in tho
Lynehb'g Nginian, newspaper publ shed in the town
yncibuig for two months Nv, and another
py thereof posted the front door court house Of this
county some court dav.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. c. CUTLER, Crk.
April 9 n2m
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PMGNlX FOUNDRY,
II u ~ G IL b ar Hirg mi "a


LyM ca burg Virg MIA.
nANlNG completed my Water Power and other
Il l. Improvements, at my old stand, near the Pump
House of the Lynchburg Water Works, am now pre-
pared to execute all orders in my line of business viz:
Cast Geering FOR Mills and other Machinery, with eve.
ry description Of castings Of
IRON BRASS, AND STEAM ENGINES, TO
o"cco Presses, flntners, Bands, Levers, Nc &c
From an experience of nearly 90 years, in Of The
best conducted establishments in the State, feel conf
dent OF being able to give satisfaction hose lavorng
me with their patronage
would particularly call the attention of Tnbacconsls
to my establishment. Having been The first that lniroin
ced the manufacture Of looacco Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands. &C.. in Lynchbnrg, can with confidence
refer hose unacquainled with my work. The principal
iooarcunls's of this place, having put up between rs
here.
With view of securing fair share of patronage,
sha continue TO add such ahor saving machinery,
VIII enable me TO execute work with accuracy and de.
spach and will warrant all work done my establish
men' 10 be equal 10 any done in this place elsewhere
A. u. DABNEY.
NoV - I'm
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FARMING AND IT'S RESULTS.

late number Of the Farmers Cabinet contains a
highly interesting article ron the pen Of James Gowen
Esq., Who hives Phlladelphs. IN relation 10 I'm.
proved Farming. After replying Al length to soms re-
marks by another correspondent, MI Gowen gives the
following the result OF lssi seasons operations on
farm oi looa'res. assuming the yearly wages al ST.,
600.
rsrsed not sss than one hundred and twenty tons Of
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Virginia
rules held IN the clerks office Of the circnit superior
court OF aw and chancery for the county Nelson on
the 9th day of April, 1876:
james Bell Plaintiff
against
Thomas Moses Benjamin Pannill nd Mary his WIFE, Sol.
ONION Carey and Sally his wife, Shropshire and Bet.
y his mIe,--- Psnniil and Patsy his life --Dequizr
and Charlotte his wife, jonathan Mo es Charles Muses.
ann hoses jane Moses. Pegg, Moses Jam Mc)ani and
sally his vile, Panil and Betsy Iii, m Chsr1
loe Moses and Polly Moses heirs al law Of >.nu, MoS
Sr. decd, elendants.
In CHANCERY.
s, The defendants, Thomas Moses, Patsy Pannl -
Shropshire and Betsy his vile, Sally Carey, md ---
Dezr not having entered th r appearance, ard giyense'
cuy according to the Act of Assemb, and the rules Of this
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory idcnce that the said
defendants are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
me action of The plaintiff b, their counsel 1t is ordered thu,
The said deendants, do appear here rules the
clerks oire ct the said court, on The first Monday in July
noSt, and answer tic plaintiffs bill; and that copy this
order be forthwith inserted in the E nclbnrg Ve inian.a
newspaper published III the town Of lyncIhure, for
months seccesivels and nnot copy thereof posted tho
front door the court house Of this on some DAY.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. {. CUTLER, CHk.
April ven
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Partnership ana Rem0r0l.
HAVE taken into partnership with me CHARLES
w. Low. The business will, for the future, be
conducted under the style of
MIVER & LOVE.
feel very grateful to my friends and the public FIR
the liberal patronage extended to me; aud ,ake this
opportunity OF requesting continuance Of their favurs to
the new concern.
Our business will be carried on in a tenement imme-
daiey opposite my former Shop where we are open
ing and receiving fresh supply of
Cloths, CNsSihseres, Vesfings. Hand.
kerchiCfs, Stocks, H0S0ns
and variety Of other articles usually KEEP, by Merchant
Iailors.
All Tailoring. entrusted to care, will be executed
with neatness and despatch.
CHRISTOPHER MlVER.
March "a
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M. II. LAvINDE I'D,


NJ. H LAVINDE D.,
.NEW GROCERYand COMMISSION HOUSE.
" '"h oLo SIAM VI
BRYAN 4 YOUNG,
4 RE now receiving ,bei, S,r;,, Sunnlv of enc
~ CERES 4, .nd a., r., IL Nfr' "
81 hhJs Cab, D ,;,o A. n S,
hhd cl,,;6sd So, n",. ~ 49, :" '"s''
l4O baos Rim JaguvT, md J,v. C,sae
- 20 h6ds and bbs M,l,sse,
12O keps Nails as.nrted
$50 sacks Salt
7 boxes Woolsey's Sugar,
1900 lbs. Blis,ercd Steel
500 lbs. Shear and Cas-, Steel.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns.
25 kegs Dnpon,'s and Kentucky ;He Powder
10 :. Blasting Powder.
Is boxes G. =. and Jmperi,l Tea same worry fine
10 bbls Tanners OH
hid Winter blrached Oh
So boxes Snerm and T,lbny Candida
% SIX 10 and 10 X ~ Glass.
.,. - "a =, ~ '"a ~ y - "'a'''
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Sale Of Land at Auction,

Sale Of Land at Auction.
DURSUANT 10 decree of the County Court Of
L Bedford, pronounced at the Frebuary term of said
Court. 1916, in the of Coers Administrators VS.
Crenshaws Executors ct al. and of another aecree pro
nounced in the same case, at the March term Of said
Court lSi6-we shall, on tie Gin day Of May 1876,
on the premises, sell, at public auction he highest
bidder ona credit St ono and years, equal install
mens,)a
apsssHs. Tract OF Land,
ss FGSST lying in the county of Bedford on Poriers
a&YSS* mountain, about two miles south OF Capt.
saAr, Paschal Buord's, containing
PIT 4 ACRES;
part of the land upon which Jesse Cuier deed.
resided in his iesime. Bonds with approved security
will be required of the purchaser. and the tile will be
retained as further security. The title to the above
land is believed 10 he indispuIable, but will convey
such title only as is vested in us.
SAMUEL II. CRENSHAW,
JNO. CRENSllAW,
WM. MEAD.
Executors Of David Crenshaw decd.
April Is w2w
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WATCHES FERRY.

L
TNtiE UNDERSIGNED are opening, at the
u house lately occupied by d. E. Baily. general
assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc, Sc,
which they purchased exclusively for cash. and which
they offer for CASH, Barter, punctna customers,
on short time.
As We desire to do active business, the
Ladies and Gentlemen of the ncigbborhopd thai
prices lower than at any other country Store which
assertion they will find verified if they will honor with
a call.
Family Bacon and Lard hand =
IA. s. 2. DRUMMOND.
April WOW
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LEE 4 ROBERTS

LEE 4 ROBERTS
nFFERS for sale in STORE and AFLOAT,
~ 3oo obls good and common Whiskey,
io0 " old Rye aud Reciifed, do. "a DART
extra fine quality.)
oo =" prime old Apple Brandy,
AZ bbls. and hhds. n. F.. Rum, good quality,
~ " good Baltimore Gin,
~ half pipes and bbls. Imitation French Dram,
,,,, dy, medium quality,
WIN general stock of pure old Cognac and other
brande', old Madeira Wine, &c. Sc, to ,ctich we in
vile The attention Vi the trade.
March l6 o.
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Stock OF .Ieacelry,
900 tons IslUiSfPr.

kNOR sale either in the Lump or Ground Those
l. wishing 10 purchase, will do well TO call al Lang
horne's Mills before they buy.
A. n. MONTGOMERY,
March &c 10
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4 I eo,iit holden Tor lie count, of pn,,ie -, H. 49,
~ house thereof; ON the Esd da, OF Febriurs 1876:
'as !" Scales III his righi, aud as adm'r de bop,,
non "i refer Scales, decd Absaom Scales. adm A. ~
non oi Peter Scales, deed, pI,;n,;e "
against
pnhe scales Nathaniel Scales, Absalcm w Scale. n,
u. scales Peler Scales, Pl,asant Scales N;cho,,
r1 ana fzao.th his wife, Jno Fielis p,rL ,,s
rlaoeth his "'ie and daughter, name unknown pfc, r.
and Joseph H. Scales Philip Hays and Elirsb,h M.
49, ~ 'sa'es, Deendahts.
In CH.NcERY
defendants not having entered their appearance al
gwen eiu'itv according to the a of ASSEMBLE, nd ~. IN,
% nus eouf, and appearing by satisfactory eyidenc. FL.
ey are no, inhabitants of this commemorative ~, all, ~
ION oil the plaintiff, by COUNSEL ordered that ;y mo-
,ans 90 appear here the first day of April court n..
s h' ,, t"e P,an'i. BILL and that copy Of hi. "re
DC oft"lth puoiishe In the "IynchbarY Virpin.n ~
n sacressiveiy, and posted the front doc, Of ,
courthouse OF this county, on court day " Wv
Copy-Teste,
Mt, "a SAMUEL q. STAPLES n r.
WIN
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rules held in the clerks Office the circuit, supc,oY
court OF law and chnnc-y, the county Of Halifsx
N the month of March, lsi6: N'
John IL Garrett p,a,,;g
against
honas f. Jctcr, Branch Summons and Susan hi. wife
ana john hrockmorton, admir- with the will anne xed ii
Henry Dunlle,, decd, Defendants,
In CHANcERY
The defendants Branch Summons and Susan his Nv IL. an,
having entered their appf arauce, and appearing by sat
sinc'oy evidence that they habIani, of hi. com
mon"ealth Is ordered that the said defendants Brnnr
Saninons and Susan his wife, do appear here ON the 6
Monday IN June next, and the plaintiffs bill anil
that copy Of this order be hhw it'll inserted il, the
lynchhuig Nuenian Tor months npd most,
cd at the iro2 door of the house of this cont,
Copy-Tesc,
~ WIN HOLT Clk.
Naich ~ WIN
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a & nea IN the clerks Office Of the circuit ,uprr,o
in the nn a and chancery, for the county Of Halii,,
Bates, " lillian Bates, Henry F. Owen and M,rv
MS vile, Lucy A. Bates, Daniel j. bates Cbnrlr ~ y
pates Nancy Bates, George w. Bates jaime, g. Rene.
esor' OF James Bruce, decd, Lewis p. Wysorp = e.
a1ksda'e Co. Anthony Sydnoi Co Elizabeth Brown
and Miller & Rucker, painta. '""'
against
'ohn ,. Kent w illinm r. Ballow, James Young Il Co.
James Dung, and James Petty, Sr. Del.ndant,
In CHANcERY
ihe defendant, james Petty ST., having entered hi.
appe rance and appearing by satisfactory evidence h. he
the said defendants James Petty, appear here on III.
hrst Monday in June next and The plnntia,' bill
ana at copy OF this order be iorths inserted in tho
'Yhchourg Hngmian" for two months .uccc.s, civ And
poseo al the front door OF the Courthouse of county
Copt-Tests,
n.,,, WM HOLT, crk.
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M.sRDuv:5RE r. CUTLERY.

Wneh he is anxious TO dispose Of. on very reasonable
terms.
House builders. House keepers. Farmers, Blacks
s''hs and all others in want Of articles in his line arr
''qres'ed call before purchasing clscvhcic.
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H.Og.vG 4 HOtt'LES

ID EG LEAVE 10 say 10 their customers aud me
~ public generally, that they are now recelvng' anu
have IL sinre. their SPRING SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES,, winch have been recently bought
The Northern Markets upon the most favorable terms,
and are equal 10. II mol The most extensive and best Sc
lecied stock IN the upper country and they are deter
mined 10 offer such Inducements, IN price and quality,
as will give satisfaction.
The following are portion OF the articles 10 "heh
they invite attention
so hhds. St. Cfax. Porto Rico aud N. o. Sugars.
/" Cuba Clarified do
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
8 bbs. Crushed an1 Powdered do
800 bags Rio, Lsguira. Java and M,racabo Coffee
40 hhds and bbls. N. o., p. Rico aud Cuba Mo.
lasses,
$50 sacks Salt,
10000 lbs good and d.m,ged Sole Leather,
200 kegs Nails Of the best Factory.
10 tons Bar Iron,
ffedrgar do
2 Hollow Ware and Monld Board,
9 " American Bsiered Steel,
800 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel
40 boxes Tin
0,000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Richmond other Factories,
30 bbls Tanners OIL
2 casks winter strained Lamp Oil,
40 boxes and caddies Tea acme yer fine,
SO tons lamp aud ground Plaster.
so bags Shat.
GOO lbs. bar Lead
so kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder,
so Nova Scnlia Gfindsiones,
90 kegs Whie Lead,
500 his Patty.
2 reroons Indigo. the very best.
50 boxes Glass = ~ and 10 * IL,
90 bales Domestic and Cotton Oznaburgs,
30 boxes Sper n and Serine Candies,
80 =" Hall ard sons aud other rallow Candies
- - soap.
LIQUORS.
pipes very superior French Brandy,
% bbs. American do
50 " Apple do
pipe Old Antigu, Rum,
10 bbs n + Rum.
IL i" 5. Madeira Wine,
10 Malaga do
25 =" old Rye Nhlskey,
80 " common aud recilied Whisky,
10 Vinegar,
Casks Lundon Porter, pnls and quarts;
Together with Cahcues. Bed Ticking, Checks. Tow
and Flax Linen, Lampwck. Bed Cords, Leading
Lines, Pepper, G,nger. NGtmegs. AlIspice. Salpere
Alum, Nader, Lampblack. Feathers, WOOL Caps,
Hats, Jugs, Jars, Demiiohus. Buckets Hops. Tubs
Paper, Trace Chains. Cotton Cards, Tacks Mackere
llerrlngs. Shad, &c. &c. Sc
March % "a
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NOTICE..
MRS. KIRKPATRICK,

NOV residing in Cumberland County, will open
~ schno in Lynchburg, Isl September next, fr
the instruction of Young Ladies in English French and
Music Her terms for board and tu'llon will be such
as have been heretofore charged in the best schools Of the
places which will be definitely made known here.
after
April l6 Win
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"A rules held in the clerks office of the crcu, ...-
IN The month Of March, 1916: " '"' ''u"'y Of Halifax.
William Brilton,
-, against
- homas MeCargo james =. Hill p,nl I'll,
o''"a"' administrator OF John Bacon decd "''' Jon"
Defendants
~, In CHtNcERY.
The defendant Thomas Nee ary, mo, ha,; -. 49,.
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence ,i.
~ not an aoitani oi this Commonwealth. n - a.,..,
W. =, S sa'o defendant, Thomas McCarca ,, ma, re-
on .he f, Monday in June next, and ansn r tn,
OH; and That copy ofths order BE- forthwith .c,,.J H. %
Aynehous shginian,' Tor two months s,rce..i,ci, as
posted at the front door of the Court ,o,se of t "u
Copy-Testr,
March II ~ 'io'i ~ z.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
UP O.VCE .NORE!!
= Vie subscriber having "rsised the wind" once
Il more, is prepared to carry on again the
b U r Q II E RING BUST NESS.

with determination 10 give general satisfaction He
VIII at all times give the highest cash prices; and in
v'es all TENDERS in his Inc give him AL occasional
call.
One word to his creditors. He will pay them as
soon as possible, and hopes they will not by pressing
them give aim chance, and he will be 'perfecy in
town IN less than no time and will Hen square np
with pleasure JAMESC IRVINE
March t6 "'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

1 rules held in the clerks Office of the rrc,, ,,
in the month of March, 1916: "'' VI i"'i'aX5
james A. Luck, p,;..r
against
John = Sheppard and Elzabeh his wife and I.,,,n,
ley, odln,nis'raor de bonis nou, with the will
Philip l.. Nass, Decd ~ Isf 100 os
In CnANcERv
eue'efdant Ohm > Sheppard, ing ent.rca H..
appearance and appearing by satisfactory i.ce ,,
,i ill.,, al 'n1ui'hn' OF tins comnonw eah: 1t is ordered
nn , "a, u ue'endan John s. Sheppard, do appear here
gu the nst Monday in June next and answer t, p,.,;a
o ana thai copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN M
iyn9hou,g Nr@inan" for two months succcs.;yrly s
'He front door OF the Courthouse of th, COUNT
Copy-Tese,
March - VIM. HOLT, elk
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