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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

Charles County Court-.8ugust Term, 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, That the creditors of
W UDoATE REEVES, petitioner for the benefit
of the Insolvent Laws of Maryland, be and appear
before Charles County Court on the third Monday
tof March next, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the said Ubgate Reeves shall not have the be-
neft of said laws; Provided copy of this order be
inserted in the Port Tobacco Times, a newspaper
published in Port Tobacco, Charles county, once
week for three months before said third Monday of
March next. y. DOHohA,
Goth Aug. lS45.
True copy-Test: ". mitchell, Clerk.
sep. 25-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

Charles County Court-.august Term, 1916.
ORDERED by the Court, That the creditors OF
W HExrt 4. ArcuERsoS, petitioner for the
benefit OF the Insolyent Laws of Maryland, he and
appear before Charles County Court on the third
Monday Of March next, and shcw cause, if any they
have, Why the said Henry A. Atcherson shall not
have he benefit of said laws; Provided copy Of
this order be inserted in the Port Tobacco Times,
a newspaper published in Port Tobacco, Charles
county. once a week for three months before the
third Monday Of March next. IL
c. DORSEY,
2Gtn Aug. ls45.
True copy-Test w. MIrcuELL, CLERK.
sep. 2s--3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
State of maryland, Charles County, Set:

.ON application by petition in writing to me, the
W subscriber, Chief Judge of the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Git being in the recess OF the
county court of said county, from JOHN A. DYER,
praying for the benefit of the act of Assembly pass
ed at November session. eighteen hundred and i've,
and the several supplements thereto schedule OF
his property and list of his creditors, oath, as
far as asoertained being annexed to his petition;
and the said John A. Dyer having satisfied me by
competent testimony, that he has resided in the
State of Maryland two years Immediately preceding
the time fhis ppcation-Its therefore orderedby
me, that the said John &. Dyer be and he is here
by discharged, provided copy Of this order be in
serted in the Port Tobacco Times once l. each
week for the space ofilree months prior TO the third
Monday in March next, notifying the creditors of
the said John A. Dyer to be and appear in Charles
County Court on the said third Monday in March
for the purpose Of recommending Trustee FOR their
bcncfh and 70 shew cause, if any they have, why
the SAID John y. Dyer snail not have the benefit
Of The said act o. assembly and the several supple
ments thereto as prayed.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of July,
| Ammo Domni 1915.
JGSIAS HAWKINS.
i True copy-Tcst, w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
i sep. 25-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

Charles County Cowt->Gnge.st Term, 1915.
ORDERED by the Court, thai the creditors Of
W : Ohm HovARn, 4 petitioner for the benefit Of
the Insolyont Laws Of Maryland, be and appear be-
fore Charles County Court OF the third Monday of
March next, and slew cause, if any they have, shy
the said John Howard shall not have the benefit Of
said Jaws; Provided copy Of this order be inserted
in the Port Tobacco Times, a newspaper published
in PORT Tobacco, Charles county, once week tor
three months before said third Monday Of March
next, c.. DORSEY,
30th Aug ls45.
True copy-Test: W. MIEcHELL, Clerk.
sep. 25-2n.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

received lot of Paints, con
I ssting Of
Chrome Yellow,
Green,
White and Red Lead,
Prussan Blue,
Litharge; also, Linseed Oil and SIP. Turpentine
ANDERSON s HUTTON.
oct 80.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

CUR1osITIEs.-There are in a stone yard
on the East river two grave-stones, brought
from the apostles graveyard at Smyrna
They are supposed to be 1900 years old.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
NO MERCURY OR COPAIvA..

FElHERE are two ways to treat Secret Disease
z the first, so much boosted OF, is merely the
temporary disappearance of the symptoms, by
means OF mercury or copaiva, and requires but q
dav or TWO, but it is very injurious indeed; the
cond way is to eradicate it out of the system, slow
y, safely, and surely, without Mercury or COPaiva
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26
Sound in a day or two,
IT'S too good to be true.

Thirty odd years of experience in the scientific
practice of curing Secret Diseases in Paris and A
merica, have enabled the French Doctor of the
FnEycH MEDICAL HOUSE, l6 south Frederick st.
near Second street, to eradicate the most virulent
disease, no matter from what cause it may have
originated, in very short but reasonable time,
without Mercury or Copaiva. Victims of an i'm
proper treatment and wearied with disappointment,
NAV confidently apply. Persons who nave injur-
ed their Health by certain practice called solitary
vice, which brings impotency, will be restored to
prime vigor This Is the only place in BALTI-
MORE where a sure cure can be had on written
guaranty and forfeiture, with strict honesty, and
terms moderate. The most respectable city refer
ence will be given. Advice gratis. jan ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

In Charles County Court, sitting as Corr
Of Equity, 9ugnst Term, 1916.
~ LEVIN G. BowS, . petitioner for the bene-
fit Of the Inso!yent Laws o. Maryland, be and APP
pear before Charles County Court or the third
Monday of March next, and show cause, if shy
they have, why the said Bowen shall not have the
benefit Of said laws; Provided copy of this order
be inserted in the Port Tobacco Times, news
paper published in Charles county, once week for
three months before said third Monday of March
next.
A. G. MAGRUDER.
True copy-Test: WALTER MlTCHEzL, CLERK.
sept. -G,-!645.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-26

222 Broadway, corner of Ann St., New York
sIsWith those Editors who copy the above
Prospectus, the Editor will be most happy to ex-
change, and, at all times, as always heretofore, to
recprocate the beralties and courteses the press
ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12
.. J. HARDIN OF lIL.-JUDGE MCLEAN.

This geaiIenls dcclines ranulng az the Whg candi
date hr Gseraa. lie asslsus many reasons fir this
siep. These We need not give. Al present we must
ourselves with The ulloN ing quotation irum hls
i,t'sr. re.aiins Ia )udge Mclean
Thai The Pesd.ni al ercun Will % Nv d. fault la
man who Las carefully examined the pulIcAl huti2 IN
a. III for a moment pItlerd. Mr.. Polk is holding The
'rribs of Government with waytrrg and unsteady
hsnd. Many u hts own piri,znis are dissatisfied, aud
threatening la amp cot lie races and evident
ne pessess.s o een. jarkss power pi curhnl his
friends Amidst tie niunderings If ihe disali cltd
-'ses guns OF the party and Istrings al The Adnnss
traon, with foreign ia Iuns qu, sions ot vial inter
Isl. IL will indeed b. w. Tor country II he does not
get The government itself ''onl at lne rn'es"
Nbo will be The cand date presen ell 10y he Wings al
aha Jaartufe now he certainly oI.uld. II rs not
prol able that Mr.. Clay viii again b. a candidate Nexl
ha,. il l. ny conycioa thai tbe Hon John AIcIeah
ofnhl-, VI be the ehuice o large maJorliy ui our
sfiepds. Amongst The many distinguished men IN the
ranks there is whom wunld mare cheeriulg
support. who. in hy jiignen. could unite larger
yae. His charac,er and qualifications lur The ofc,
anas6 endorsing. Whether he ar any oIher o
our par can tie elected. will ia a great measure depend
pp00 The rxoziua that Is made on his behalf"
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THE BARE FOOLED PRINTER Y.,-r!,

THE BARE FOOTED PRINTER Boy TIE
Pnishure Mornmg Atel. uadet lbs head gives shuf
history al distinguished oitlz'n oil Pennsylvania as
tulows
"Soine thirty years hcn, sa'd h., Unrestricted by
Nm d d"an t.e Su>gnehanna tlvef AN tuube ri ,
and arrived al ilsulshugh. Penn, lie lrou the
N"'h aud hehangrd Ia large ilmy with all his
worldly go'ds HE'D III hue pckei handkerchief lr
sought, and obtained employment . pnnrfs III e as
an apprentice. froH IA apprentice 70 juroeymin
slrom tufn' ymna 10 repftr, lien tdlnr ia. hate
fnlied my worked his way Obstacles Which the
struggling r~r July kao~. The perseverlng lnllou,r
in IRA khns Iops"ps hogan IA realize the lruls IN,
patient toll aad ptva'iun. The ,uug espimn became
Printer Ia The STAR aud ny frugal management " as on
~nselrd To accomplish ihe Iees drssesl Ia his heart the
establishment al his moher 40 huuae ahnv. want-in
'he psasesson al every rupit she cini, desire lis
sbrofhers next Were hts care and Ike Napneon he had
= strotg arm With winch 10 and hllu-an lndlntaia,
perseverance wheA nothing csuld lnng sure ssully ub
siruei. in few years. they too NiIh hIs ssefs 81.
indepe dent Of lie wwd the coee bare l,ol,d rn6r
by was In the possession ut slucnee, surrounded by
young and airclionsie family.
lie did not step here lie the frnI of the ri, nd
less, the parun ii ntiil. The eraniager of Industry
lie IN honer aud ece until The poor hare-in,.d
by who entered printing ufliee IN Isusbnrgh hunafy
and weary, laid DUNN his IN lie hundr ON a nile Of uel
paper, and asked ~ hectne printers apprentice was
<leeied Senator in Congress That nan ID SIMON
Jameson, ui Ptnnsy ltauia.
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Jnuu 3
VIRGINIA 1:


rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Crcuit snpr.
nor Court OF Law and Chimney Tor the county Mel
son, on the 3rl day f November. 1sa5:
Waddy w Roberts, administrator Of Sarah N Roberts,
decdr Plaintiff,
against
Elliot n. Roberts. Schuyler G. Harris and Sophia f. his
vile, formerly Sophia f. Roberts, Matthew II. Roberts,
iohn II Rob ris, SCHUYLER H. Roberts roter nlate and
Nnn C. his wife. formerly Ann Roberts. ard W hing
H. Turner, infant under the age oil twsnyone ,e Is,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants, Mathew H. Roberts and Schuyc II
Roberts moi having entered their appearance Hnd
:uniy according to the oil Assembly AID the rules Of this
court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence til
ar not inhabitants Of this communwta h On mot, n
II the plaintiff by has COUNSEL it is or icred that thcy
appear here, at rules 10 be held IN the said Jerks oce
the first Monday in February and the Ham
tins bill and that copy o this order he forthwith insert
ed in the "lvnehburg Nngnian Nspaper publise in
the town OF Iyncbug for two months successfully and
another copy thereof posted at the door Tie
house oithis county, on some cour day.
Copy Teste,
RIO. {. CUTLER, Clk.
November 10 w2m
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lag IA .qatesa 'ta " slepld b.fa sor degcf.. ves
itnly aow n has hetn anrien cu>lari Rlurtzs
every hand thai gel IN eufeirs slrrisIIs a#f
one. l. II Ia atitarf thai tage tastf b sud
of hftaeh ~ rraa Ise NeRoHla MT ElYr a ru+iA
nan hf ahe 81 yaaf cell HIna shake - L. band. Efs
rrt lefsJ "h rAtuds uue " lao n2'ts IN yaur iuuth
a. II he altafd ifarhfa2 4r taHnflus di,rm.
lef opgn IN he kiek ID. lie ladns may rest ASSURED
ihai uan atn viii MI sque' ~ fhrir hand mhrn he
~ : h"ld al u toes nol deserve have iiand IN rs
ifss ssun, and that he has heart seven hundred aad
l"fy nine times SMALLER Than gfap oi mustard srt;.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12

IfiRG.SIk.-N ti#*a32 il Re Clsfts ise 81 t'e
Circuit Saptri,r Govt d Law and Chaneery Tor the
,1auy Of Frlnslo, the Pal y Of December, Is Ia
Park street Il Try Jauc his wife. ioimefiy Mary
'aie smith; showers pr-e SHERIFF. Franklin, and Adj
nai>ilor Josiah u. s,mI, William Il smith James
A. Smith. Joseph Rves administrator of fiar - l. smith,
ptsan Stewart and Sally NJ, his vile, era'ellF sally NJ
Smith, flainias,
ngniHsi
Spared Hale, jo'n $. Bnrwcll and Samuel Hale,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defcsiin, Spared Hale, having entered his APP
and given security according to iha Act oil Assem-
by and the rules Of this court aud appearing by saisisc-
tory evidence thai he II nhabant OF this Common
wealth. On motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, it Isl
ordered that the said Spared Haze do appear here. rules
To be held in the said clerks Office the first Monday in
N,rch next md the Plaintiffs bill, and that copy
oihis order be rfh~ iih inserted in the Lyhchburg Nr-
slnann newspaper published in the town OF nrhburg
for months rcrssigey and another copy ihpreof post
cd the iiout door Of the house oil this county.
Copy-ieste,
II. a. SCOTT, u. C
Dcs. Is WIN
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Jan. )
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vi GaNlt Il.

vi G3Nl,:
A TAG urt abel Tor Bedford county tie 22nd dayofDc
N ccmher. 15: "
May ksrns and Alexander Bowie, Plant;n,
against
JOHN Boyle Thomas BOYLE, Caleb Boyle, James Guthrie
sally his wifi, formerly Sail, Bo, le stephen nooe
and E] abeh his wi'e, formerly Elizabeth Boyle William
Boyle und Abher Boyle and
who together with he snid Ahncr
Boyle the children and heirs law OF David Ho,e de-
ceased, Defendants
In CHANCERr.
he defendants John Bowie 1arnes Gul RE and ally his
WIFE, Stephen iooey aud Elizahcthnis WIZ iiam Bowie
md Miner Boyle and The other chdr aud heirs at law of
David Boyle, deceased, not having entered cir appear
anee, and given security according to the Act Assembly
md the rules oil this court and it appearing the ac
lion of The court that they not nha ban,s Of this en-
ealh 1t is ordeed that the snid defendants do an
pear here the fourth Monday in March next, and an
swer The plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this ot2t be
forthwith published in some newspaper printed tie town of
Iyncbntg for months sccrssiN civ md lo>iod at The
front dooro the court house OF this unity.
A COpy-Tose.
JNO. X. STEP "OE, Clerk.
Jauuary w2,a
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no JZC-.

TUE -Ubst RIDER las This day. rnfnJ eie
pafaer. hlp WITT - ~ 7. YHsne, feslte earpass
efe5naocaag GaoU 7E.y AID CoNIzII.s
SkON AOSl1gE , 5,anu alter returning hi- aehh""l-
e,gu,u his tnrinrf rg.tnhrfs, y be- have 81 infal.
ly eArudfd 80 bin thet patronage biist ~ tie lac
ri i}pWl,s 4 hrf,r h.ps lesy say Ia them.
hat. ~ The tn,e.tH. Hey viii find iafef aha
general fim"tl At 6reerfss ttan be- las h"fs
iliutr ha6 The pleasure Il N ng thru aHd l'hs rh
tauaucr Il hrf uRaso To the Canfrrn, a. VII
A. es fnm the public generally. promising t.en, thar
II rnInpi aiicnton business aud btfgalHs snail Ia
any hducemenl. they shall nj g,aa,y df.1pp UNITED.
PAUL &. BON LIS.
Jan. | Is
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IAN on P,ssEhbrRs-1re 4. $. sopssae

IAN on PASsENbERs.-Jle L. 8. surfene
fsur give us decision lnes,isy nln n ae construction
al pnsrf 81 The Safe al Nra i.tk o ltup1so
pfsseug' AWNING at is tufs. The lnfi held that
IN. : aiU had lie pfsrf, n municipal WgHia'ttn
gnadina against tbr ,sIttSe ri supporting ranprT~.
lhr reasoning ~as thai ih- Sal" bad rpht Ia quad
sfi against The expense ct Iauprf emptans AID thai
H. fstaJ 81 gIsltg security 10 protect ihe Sts.e tom
thai sxpfuse. ship uaasf, rte,uJ Ia o1mmaie aud
pay eedaa sun down, that did moi fehd,t HE
iHtlun muney llcgsl
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A LARGE EORTINE.

10 ,No OF three year, lIeis mn by e nam, Of
1hllusan who viii then - years ii aye vii csne
inlp p.session. in ENGLAND, OF ~ udl"ns Sterling ~
sbni six, millions of d3tl About $50 years 40 an
dttd, directing ial his property should aecu.
nusis uniii 1915. and thru tail Il, the hef Parliament
tried TO SET aside the vii lhe linz. hui fed. lhpy
however pissed act hat snch wni shuQld be- iepa
,hencrlorwsrJ. - u ofcfsttr Spg
There are 81 mary errors lb' ahlsc extra =. tela
ling 10 me II the must Singular Ills ,yct framed iiat
AVE- tare llaes y ppflh ehiie 10 correct them
Peter 1hrIluson, the ssalof. s,stled al 3toadss
wprlh, IN The county 6tlmk. ~ Eaal4 lie died
July II. l13, having, by WILL Gated Apul ,, 1876 at.
Ter g,sing large esart, Ia his family devised the tcsi
Que nj his properly cpas snng al lauds II he annual val
Ne vi 800. and personal property Ut ejDQ00O l.,
trustees, tr The purpose 81 scruuuiatng duiin! tie
Gives I his ihree sans and tie lives u the Survivors Il
hrin then tie estates Dire ed IA he purchased VIII hr
prpduce Of The tceumnsina tund o te conyf,,d 10 the
eldest male dsscea5aB. u az 0e s,gs With The henes
H. sf sufviversbip.
Peter Theblaoo rf three sur. Peter lslac, Grorte
and harts. George Jbd unhaut leayin, male ISSUE
ant Charl,s died without any issue
Peter Isaac had hur Suns ht beafe the drah II The
scssior. Gan ai ban died rh'lde and ane William.
burn On The 9TH January I79s aud ii euut4e thin due
time after The derease OF Prl,r 'lhrlbisln.
Sineul1iy enunsh. this pcfsan, Wl.liaa burn wlin
ihe prrscrhed Nords ri he Will Ae pc,su husr sua
Is 10 inherit his vast estate. W liam uairad IA 1876
aud IN lsAs. his san being u. will take The property.
u "Ml tr seen ib@ ahe property has been accuaull
ting s"ce l7"1. ard N Got period u 100 yats as sa
lid Va the abpYe psragnfsh
The property ali. Is Supposed fir exceed Twelve
nlhss sterling. As ing ny Is ls27 b, lore thr liuh
u he so " ll'lam, II earnattd uuuld u BATH,
All cunt 10 hry-"o millions srring b,ufe any lofuun
II cuud be acnalrd
M aitea pr vas made by psHiaaen 10 sci aside the
VIA "A PETE 1htiius,m. Il 6naly established oh
an appeal taken 10 The house 81 f.s ffam dec s,nn
OF ihr then Chancellor. But iipa,e eraei,nt the :,
M oi The ari la9 AID 10, 6eo 3rhap Is resfa ntnY
ehe p'tef "f drtlsG rfawSg fr putposr 81 accu
naiaiion 10 q yeas al.er the drath Of the es,,rar
Al Cdisrn
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3sostieaI.
ron THa SfgSiNiAE.
TnE q R0MsN CfRCLE-OS a noTRkE y


ron THh SfRSiNfsE.
ms q R0KsN CfaCIE--Os a noTRkEi
DEATH.
sy MISS MARTHA }. JEFFERSON.
Two saelsnehoy years have passed,
Two years OF mourning. grief and gloom,
Since death the hapr, cirrl, broke.
And bore m, mother 10 tie tomb.
NV mother Oft mc,nks Lear.
Thy words ii Tenderness aud love,
Fall in sweet cadence an m, ear
My ea4es.nd sorrows to remove
fsu, thou art gone, and am LET
moorucr In this world below
Now THY irndcr bereft
Alone qusathe cup OF wee.
Back TO nv mind remembrance bangs,
Thy last sweet smile and parting ,ish,
Thy qniY'ring lir. and pillid check.
Aud fading iu.,ru u thine eye.
Deep was the wound nv bosom 4 IT,
Aud sad the tears she'd fer thee;
'reas sptias, al nature .mli'd serene,
But nature had no charms itr nc
Al j ye, tbs wound oil bccls afresb.
When mem +, du ellis upon thy worth.
OH bleed, ny bo.oin nhcn ,irw.
The broken circle round ihr hearth.
But new tbs home j. IN the shits,
III qa,l my sighs and weep no more;
When death shall close these weary eye.
Wen meet When parting shall DER.
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The great Chess match Ia New Orleans, between
Mr.. Stanley II New YORK, and Mr. Rosseau oi New
ORLEANS. approaches its end. Each gentleman aspres To
de honor ii King Of the game in the Uled States.
rfe ta is $500 aside. Il, he by HIN who first wins
as games Dec. 23d Stanley vas ~ X s-eau 7. aud
seven drawn games The parties we've hound To Ijey
game Gay II M more. The play was exciting in-
lnsnse interest both 10 New Orleans and New Xmk.-
6ome thought thai Ilossean would YET come up. Star
ley has since won il.
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Esstdsgs, and ~snfssis.

IiNtHDGRG OCT l2iU, 1915.
20 ECElNING aud opening at Richmeod Cash Store
10 10000 pair liaos. Shoes aud Broeans which
viii he sold at Alanuiaeuorr, prices Iur cash VIZ
LEGO poif Ladies Extra Kidd Shippers Ter only 5 els
per brsi--Phladelpha work, made expressly to my
order,
LadIr, Extra Goal. Calf, Kidd s Seal Walking Shoes,
best atrice, only 81 Uo pr.
do. pr EvIra Kidd, l-2 Caters, pulled and lined
villa sllk, only s. 80 pr.
large assortment ii Missed Slippers, Buskins and
Buoiees, cheap.
g 0 pr. Chdtrn's Shoes All prices,
Women Extra Prgsed, thick sole, strap Shoes pr )
cts worm 81 ..
HnskIns and : Gatlers. all prices.
5uop Slippers II - els a good article.
Nen,' l.. 4 b. Gtf and kipq Bnsans, cheap,
d. Nlirr"cn and Navy shines,
5ou pr. Heavy l5mlans al > cts. pr. worth % Fp
good bargains IN aiuve gnods call al The Richmond Ci>l
Store, as d. mol fear competition in ahavn line. Mpr
rhanS bnYnl 10 sell again. vii fad it lo their intere-
!" 1--WE me call before purchasing elsewhere as mar
gaies VIII be sold ", J. WILLIS
0ct. Is Is
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ED. fEDEHS


MD TIE FIBTTJ bFAtHlTTY.
situation nrar The cefife Of business Blnk Square
uakrs IT, lar The convenience of business. npn =
concerned. "a desirable rs any nhrr public hunsc IN
fpwn, AID le sihsrfhef, having spared ~ .xpens, ia
utuishml II thoroughly Will use every III u please
his visitors, and ment pran # the public pllrongr.
JOHN RENElh.
NV. 10 Is
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.v'O J'EEE'.

\ 81 have made orw arrangements for The future. il
1 Is nrrcss,afy that ,lauId rase up my old hnsI
n"ss hafe. therefore. IA indebted II mr. will CONE
forward aud settle With as hule d,l,v ~ pa,sbie
WM. +. YOUNG.
jan. E.
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SavEExIsc 4 Laws lIAsD.-An exchange paper
says:
s.t u bat lately that undessa,d the strange
SsSseion that sometimes put upon sgues Of the
hasd. Nnh i, senlirey equlvaIen, To declAra
1ku of love; this ia very surprising indeed. Must
a>te bud d lady haad like bot potatoes afraid Of Civ
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n execution :" The last VIII and testament of J lhn
Wharton. deed, the subscriber offers for sale q
valuable tract Of land of which SAID deceden died seiz
ed, lying IN Bedford county, .he waters Of Hunting
Creek and confirming
G25 .EGKES.
This land lies Nanah's Ferry, is convenient Of
access being about Dlle from James River, and
twenty above the town OF LynchnurI. 1t is well
tered ami mbered-of a iere soil, and contains from
Oo IN iOO acres OF bnlton land. about halt Of the
tract Is yet 10 clear, of which good pon is tobacco
land. The cleared land Is IL good heart. Any person
Wishing In purchase will no doubt the premises
which will beshown by Mr. f!arwoud Majr, residing IN
The neighborhood. Terms will be one. two and three
years credit, honds win good security. and deed OF
trust. Possession will be given this fall. Application
may be made 10 the subscriber in Liberty, or To VII
liam a. Wharton, abou, miles from The promises.
JNO. A. WHARTON.
EA'or. of lno. " Wharton. deed.
o. The Lexington Gazette will publish the above
advertisement, and send this oice Tor coecs
ton.
Sept 8 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-12
a Copy - ies'e.
y RODES, Ci'k.
CoMussioSER's OrricE. !

Lynrhhprt. Dee. 25ih, 1915. !
Tie radcs Interested ia the foregoing order, will take
n1llre. that have appointed Saturday, the 81 day Of
Iano ~. 1910, 10 comHeure The accounts therein di-
rerfed which day. NJ l0oel,ck 4. NJ, they tes
qultd 10 attend at my eirr, with lhe acrannrs vouch
aid copies ol court naprfs. prepared for eyaminaton
ana settlement. GEO. Wm. BENAGII, Com'r.
jan. I'm