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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01
Friday Morning, January 1, is47.
aS,u aarpine ON ma danghter.n

"SfM hdfPtng on my aaRSHe'.
The Richmond Wing continues lis work oide.
flaming the Tenth Legion. Not content with
sneerng a, its sturdy Democracy in time Of
peaceful political contests, it now endeavors u
blacken It's patriotism in lime oil war. Again
and again has the Wing alluded in terms oil de-
rision 10 The fact that no company OF volunteers
has been raised in that region; and, yesterday, II
expresses regret that the War Department should
have declined 10 call for another battalion, and
thus have deprived "the Tenth" from contributing
its quota. Why are these reprehensions SO con-
,inually poured out against the people OF 'ha'
section? Why should their patriotism DC ',i'-
pugned and their character ridiculed before 'l'e
other portions OF the State? Is il reproach TO
any county not 10 have raised company II So
why does no, the Wing speak out in relation 10
other counties besides those composing Inc EMU
Legion? We can specify many oil the strong
holds of Whiggery which have not raised their
QUOTAS: but we would not do so IN order 10 re-
proach them. Where is Londoun, one oi the
Wing Gibraltars3 Where is Wheeling "neie
is Lynchburg, which can send such ciouu -
Wing votes to The surrounding counties =
Where is the unfatering Wing county OF
Rockbridee. the seat OF the Military Institutes
These and other places high in The estimation ol
the Richmond Wing, have not furnished their
Quotas But we are not the persons 10 impugn
their patriotism, ON that account. We love our
whole Common wealth too we'll TO throw out jesls
and eers upon the public spirit OF any portion
of H.
The truth is, that the volunteer companies thus
far raised have all been collected in large towns
and where great lhoroughfares pass Between
some counties the means OF intercommunicaion
are far greater than between others, and young
men are enabled TO flock TO The standard with far
greater facility. 1t would be doing Richmond
city more than justice 10 say that three compa-
MES have been raised from amongst her popua-
ton; and il would be doing The surrounding coun-
ties $50 easily reached by railroads and steam
boats,) great injustice no, 10 mention that many
of the Young men enrolled here came in from The
country.
Our State has done more Than her duty. She
has raised more than the regiment called for. She
has done more than The Wing States OF Massa-
chuselts and North Carolina have yet accom-
plished. We therefore, see no reason Tor any
one section or any one party TO be tanning any
other with negligence or deficiency in patriotism
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SALESMAN WANTED.-On comreen,
- 10 lake charge OF and manage mercantile
esta bshmen, in Ibis city. Reference required
Apply al III Main street, Jan
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nRAMAS.-Discourses ard other pieces, u
~ James A. Hillhousc.
Also American Criminal Trials; by PEI.
w. Chandler. member OF the American Am.
quaran Society, &C., SC. , vols. For Sale Il
Jan &. F. FISCHER, Agent
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Ticket Nos. 20 II, capital N lhe ;bo'e
Lottery. sold and paid by TURPlN.
For the first day oil the New Year Vn2ina
Monongaia Lottery, Class 50. Capitals 'o,0
dollars, 800, LOO, 1000 &c. - " :"
drawn. Whole Tickets 81; halves !; quarters
so cents. Sales close al II misunderstanding
will he received by che o'clock from AleSandf'e'
II you want handsome new years off, "a
The ever lucky w. +. TURIN.
Ian |
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MANAGERS OFFlCE-D. PAINE 4 a.
Itl y-S2O,nU0, 1000, 5000 3 coo, I,7tQ
20 Of 200, 20 OF 1000, 20 Of 500, a.. - NJ
IL drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Louery.-:l 1000, Loco, g.
rs Nos. l3dIawn. Jan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-01

FOR RENT,
Al The House on Grace Street occupst
Gi!& By Bishop Johns. For terms g., Il.
ElsA quire al the dwelling. Jan i-lU.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

~ uniing Niyk irea. annlIHg. 1aa fash s'''' "'e
naenesia snls. pfaeiiel afHiefs ta'e 'p" hong if
elected 10 study Tie eeenaniif faae ii the various e''
pounds 81 sulphur and phosphorus 13ieam l. Use o'S
mineral the importance Of VII h At all spprera'd-
lis soneriu over line itss In the tact hat lur
nishes c,yt rpss wheat and al utker lants sulphur
a. well as hm,. 4 inumenl's reelection = Suihc"n 10
ny nee any farmer that no animal esn i4rm s bones
wiiltaai hmc. Aud Il his sa wholly aehs ms uii'ai
his crops cianA possibly crate u uai II nothing Not
s,uld nm ~ ~ horse have PARTICLE 4 hono ~ It's sys
iem IT it, tsd contained IN ine llul inr 0tte Is Hut
~ able uf frmtnr bone phoJharic acid is iudlss',a
io Tor that purpse. associated With luc Nearly al
thai is ahe from the sui IN The keines OF gram Is 10
moved Hercr 10 rontn gpaf DIAL u phus hros That
escapes from the hods ii animals IA hetr liqul and SOY
I'd rNrret o~ Is lus The fields tha yield the daily fond
Of those animals And yet phosphorus is 81 rc'ous'Il"t
ptunJ Of IL is worth 10 Jay thee dollars IL the city q"
Rochester.
II is M, book farmers bui practical agrcul,urss. in
Holland and Belgium. thai make muney 10y giving two
pounds ste lung Cor the nrino Il single year.-
They estimate The surtaro by The square yard which IT
takes 10 tuakc pnnd 81 beef, butler cheese. They
feed hrir living growing plants. well as Their living
grlWiug animals Wheat Is worth ~ tins city one
dollaf and Htly cents lnslel, and Yet no one Ia
mer in ten aflofd 10 study or let his SONS study
The things that nature lorming tty busrI, II
wheat on an ncrci VIM ears whether the straw
stems of this plant are hlri, bright. strong. AMI
CLASSY. little liable Ia rust ri crnclo. by reason ul
Us crelalnirga go,d deal of siicd in It's ,lssur~!-
Neirncr tells the wheat pfpwer how To dissolve fine
atoms uf sand the fe5is Of hi, grain, and avoid
The growth Of coarse. oen. weak and sInugy stcm-.
winch viii break down with ordinary shower and
nIn1. and form nlns In the seeds aud RAPID maturity
ii parasite plants, Study the snil aud learn how Ia dis
,alyc llut aud form with II covering to the slcMs of
y3ur wheat aud other afan.
Study the Il and understand The tue lue ol aIun'ua
r1u mc, potash magnosa. sui pbur, phosphorus. car
1an, ntngcn. Oxygen and hydrogen. ihrso are the
ingredients HAT Providence las ordained to luru the
bodies Of al that live, whether vegetable animal.
IN. Lee.
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fE'llF nnd, rsgncd Commissioner acting undera de-
cree ol The Circuit superior Court d Law aud
Gbancery latthc town Iyncburg, pronounced On the
nh day ol 8nr. Sl7 IN the case Il smith IS i'agn >
Adm'r &c. offer at private sale the following real
tbate embraeed IN SAID decree, 10 vii:
Il THE BRICK HOUSE and LOTS. sit
9,...0 4 ualcd % Main Street, nearly opposite ;hc
Nsga liz tuiun Hotel THIS Lot tronts forty feet
- on Main Street aud runs back hundred
and thirty iwo feet. The House IS divided into two ten
emrnis the basement stories well adapted to business
PURPOSES and the upper stories 10 the accommodation Of
pcntoa families they might be conveniently uni
ted aud used fr the purpose of large boarding house.
Aso. the WOOD IlOU Sc and LOT, adjoining the
above described property. AT present IN the occupancy Of
MI J. H. ,ulumon. This lot has front oi twenty three
Ieel nne inches on Mun Street running back one hun
dn and lhrly two feet. The lower par of the house
we'll adaped ir grocery other business and the
upper paft h the comfortable accommodation ola family.
Further description deemed suprllu The property
will be shown To- any person wishing tn purchase by ct
ther o HE su5scbcs, and the terms offered vii be lilo
cal, JNo. SMITH lR,
WM. T. SMITH.
Aug 2G-Wiw Com'rs.
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~ Corfa,,s Kt dan f-artn heaioB Jisob ksao .,iafg
Z. keafon. Isa4e Il he,1oa anil PctsT.I ktafgn
Voc are hereby notified that shall proceed, Tie Tin
DAY u september II ~, the house 81 John J.
tster rslrlek ), take the ds qops al pawn
Ross Jesse torn W llsm Conner aud Motley = Mann
and d, The nth DAY 81 September 1891 the Tavern ohse
David W smyh. Patrick Court House, shall tale Inc
dispositions Aba Stssies AID Daniel Ross 10 Ia rad ~
., iere in t trial u IN chanccry, depending IN
Superior Conr o law aud thlncers Tor Patrick
county, wherein and " illiam trtz Sbefh u PaeA
and a. Abfam kCsinn, dce, ah 81
w ilian keaen des'd are Planlin-, aud AMI thafsss
Nuwln and iliiam Grtz SHERIFF ct Patrick aud a. sneh
admini=fa al Cornelius Ke.tpn, deed, are Defendants
at winch times and Places YOU attend il You eh5ose u
the said dispositions above described As Ia be taken On Inc
7tl day oi snhef 1871 not taken OH That d1y The
taking will be continued the place the he1t day
aud Il hose b. taken the 10Th diy Of September, IL
ae not all taken day, the Lkpg will be continued at
the same pace until the next day.
Years. -,
Augusi 19-wIw ISAAC ADAMS.
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DAN WILLIE

J. 4 " a l. T. "A c a u T. " Y
IIuNllE neNt session of this Institution will commence
4 on The first Monday in October. 1t is the aim Of
the Teachers 10 imnrt useful knowledge combined with
ornamental. that young Lady when she leaves the
School. shall be qualified 10 discharge the duties which
Will devnlve upon her, both IN the domestic aud in the
social circle. The djsc pine Of Inc School is parental
using that degree Of strcncss which necessary to in
sure proper obedience 10 the Teachers and application to
study but endeayod0g to these requisites through
the operation OF principle and of conscience
Chemical aud Philosophical Aparatls, together
with Globes. Maps, &c. is in possession of the Acade.
my and Lectures all those subjects requiring illustra
lion. will be delivered and enforced by apartments
flhe number OF Female assistant Teachers viii be pro
portoned 10 the wants ST the school.
he situation Of the Academy building is in ouiet
part oil the iown and well adapted 10 the purpose for
which il is intended, The Principal will take limited
number oi Boarlers. HIS residence IN future will be
very retired and near To the Academy,
For the Information Of these who are not acquainted
with the qualifications Of the Teachers Of this Academy
to mpar instruction and to train children reference may
he m7de to the following gentlemen Who have, or have
iaeiy had, children al this Institute:
Judge y NJ lalalcrro. Franklin: Judge f. Saun.
n'TS, ditto; Rev. J. Gmmmer, X Logan. Esq aud
,1rlan Cdrnsp, ESD Halifax Wm Foniaine ESl
rlnFanaa, Dr. \. Wood, Henry John Z. Carter Esq.
ra4lek; Robert BrodnaN, ESP, aud L. +. Galloway
~. Rockingham, n. e.; Maj Geo Wilson. Col Geo.
10" nes Geo Adams, Esq, w. F. ronsall Esq, and
'ohn BeaNelS. Esq, Pitlsyiyauia; Levi lloIbrook.
fsl. DIR. II. Green, Capt. Jno Noble and p. l.
W atkins, Esq Dauve
Further Information can be obtained on application to
the Principal.
GEO. w. DANE.
''3fk He, v, A'g. -. ISL -Mlw
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VIRGINIA. Rules held in the Clerks Office ol the
count, ii Bedford. the 9TH day oi August, lsi
Ambrose CHS, W iam Oils, Archibald ellis and Lucy
his vilc Lucy ellis aud Elizabeth Cox, widow u James
los, led formerly Elizabeth ellis, Plaintiffs,
against
John = Hawkins administrator Of John ellis, deceased,
John W tls committee u the estate ei JameS ellis Eliza
beth NJ i.ils, widow sud rcd Of Anthony tls, ID, aud
The nl.nt children Of the sad Anhons tIls. decd, Ia VT
John u GILL, Oscar GILL;, Ann T. ellis Wary i.ils and
Louisa { ellis, Defendants,
is tuNNCfBY.
The Defendants Elizabeth NJ. Calls, John II. Oils, Oscar
till Ann tills Mary T.. ellis and loaisa {. ellis not
having entered their appearance and given security according
he AT Assembly and the rules al tbs Court, and a
penrn satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
II TIM rommnnw rnllh II is ordered that the said defendants
appear hate the Justices of the county Count Of BEDFORD
House thereof, the fourth Monday October
nest aud the original and amended bills o the PLAIN
I'LL aud that copy II tins order he forthwith inserted
ne nr paprr publ she'd the town o ynehpurg for twou
months and posted the front door Of the Court
llauac u this county,
Copy-Tcste.
August 12-N2m JOIN X. SfEPIDE, CIR.
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NtRGINIA,TO WIT !:

' tHNlNIA, 10 w IL
Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Iusting, Court
"A for the town OF ynshblrs Monday the 18th day
ny, AH, (hc quarterly sessions o said Court comlcI
eng on the first Monday in August)
Lucy Clark, Mary CLARK, William A. Clark John I'm
~ Buckner and Thomas Wright, merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm OF Buokncr and right John
b. Nabel and John Mckinny, administrators oGPeicr NJ.
Nnn'y, deceased. Plaintiffs,
against
Mary Brown Bernard G. licndrcIl &Iucv his WIFE Am
mo' Hancock Abraham shelton AID Mary Jane his wife
H1charahJ heat aud Martha Ann his wife, Samuel Han
cock John IL. Hancock, trancis H. Hancock, Daniel b.
Hancock, Lucy '. Hancock and Christopher Moon (aS
helis at Law OF Ammon Hancock dcc) the said Ammon L.
Hanco. X, Richard h Cradle and Benjamin T.. Scrugas as
administrators OF the said Ammon Hancock decd the said
Richard X Callc in his right Isaac Adams in his own
right and - surviving partner n Anmon Hancock and the
sa Isaac Adams, late Merchants and Partners trading under
the style and firm OF Hancock aad Adlns John Smith and
W m L. smith, Administrator Of John w. Bagwc dec d
Defendants,
IN tHtNCERy,
The defendants Bernard G IondricS and Lucy his wife
Samuel Hancock and thrsnph Moon having entered
then appearance and seuriy according 10 the Act of
Assembly, and the Rules Of this Cot and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this ON
mnwcalth, IT is ordered that said defendants de- appear here
on the first day of the next October tc and answer the bill
the Plaintiffs and that copy othis order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper pGbisshed the town of ~nchbr
Tor two months successfully and posted the front door of tn
Court House oths town.
copy-rcsc,
JAMES BENiGII, CIk
)tn
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lrgiili:i !:

virginia =. =, H., ,.i..,,i, s.tsrlef
CAM, Of Law siii chancery, ar the Town Oh i.n1"
h jre on the Iotl day 81 July, lst1 . .,,sA n.tl.
,F,,,.aJ Inv " iiani RYAN, Jteob x Thomas Mhes
late merchants and partner. trading under the sly ana r'
I Mile & SON Harry Breher, lsaat NJ Ashton Ssnus "
Ii,rrington Edwin Coolidge, Robert Set ala feef MAJ
lIs. late merchants and partners trading under tne s
and firm Of Robert scdtt 4 Go. ii'''
agaiast
t,bn II Tyree t.rarge q. " ilIams Rh'lard yree,
u CLhr,. iI,nry pav1s James Din~iddic T. ~ ''ims
n,,J W Moore. YIN. Il. 4 o. ". Brown, W iliam "
Matthew and Terry Peridnson, r,
In fHAstERY.
rbc Drr.nllnf. 4 H. Chambers not having entered MS
rance and given security according to the act Cd As
bx and the rules of this Court, ard appearing by salts
fctry evidence that he not lnahItant oil thus com
t II r ordered that the sid defendant do rppcar here
ia Fl, day the next term aud answer The bill q ne
,inIs and that aeopy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed III the town of lynchburE lor
,o months cssivey, and pasted al the front door oil The
Cont House in the said town.
Gopy--Teste,
ID. ROBES, Clr,k
Jult - w2m
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Eclectic Medical smfir.mary,
PETERSBURG. VA.
DRS kE,N,SU 'DRJiJIE G. ppJCc

h Prepared to receive and all persons afflicted
- w1h C10nc and supposed acpabe firms of Disease
nc treatment they ador, strictly Eclectic Rejecting all
PoSo"o" aud Injurious remedies, they administer internally
@ reSefnHe remedies and when necessary, and the case
thcy use such portions OF the HyOpathic Practice
as they deem essential Mild vegetable remedies the warm
Neo shower and other baths, with strict dietg viii relieve
aim 81 any given fofm OF Chronic disease
III DgSPcps'a esp asiay, they eel warranted in STATING
th'l cIn ensure cure laam1s every casco matter Win
''' or no" long standing from FRO six months They
fet[ TO gentlemen OF The highest standing every sec,
H o. 'ne state elr6ma) Who will take pleasure in Ger
fEHMS -Board and Medical attendance from IS ia >l5
per week. Medicines extra Charge ~
n B-rhcy will give rels 5nabIc prices far Ncros r.
'"c'ca WIN 'hrome Disease, when not too old.
- ''"'toSS kt.AA DRIHl s PRICE,
~ NJ ~ VI H. Petersburg, Va.
80 w. l ''' - W H. AlwIISt I'm
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UITCHES, JED ELRf sc,
AT HCTlDN


~ Ill be sold Al public auction, wthaut reserve.
w on W cdncsday 2d day of September next 10
enSe the concern Of " ams y Victor all the stock OF
'nods then remanlng on hand The assortment is quite
gn1d. consisting OF GOLD aud SILVER LEVER
Nlt4lES. all IN good order and good Tor time pie
ees ,d and Silver Speelaeles. Pencil Cases Of almost
every description great variety OF lrrasipius Rings
Lockols, Nalch Guards Keys. Miniature cases, &c
A variety Of Silver aud BrIllanla " are
Plated tandestcks, snuff rs aud Imys
An assortment OF Military .oods, &c aud all the mate
rails aud Tools for conducting the Watch making. Jew
elef S aud Sllvesmhs business
Also. VIII be offered AT the same time Shares ol
Stock. IN the L,nchhnrg aud Salem Turnpike Comm,
ny, . Shares in the j. II and X. Company, ) Shares in
the Lynchbnrg and plnsylsania Turnpike tompany. >
Shares IN the Concord, 3 Shares in HE Blue RIDGE
and Share in the Natural Bridge Turnpike COMPANY
One Horse, Buggy and Harness
TERMS OF SALE
All sums under fifty dollars. rash. ON all above thai
amount a credit Of siN months will give
% Bargains nay be had in Watches Jewelry. &
between thus llmo and the day of sale.
JEllC WILLIAMS, :. Parnerof
WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
AUG. 30 ids
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VIRGINIA.
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
~ Court o Law and than'ey, for the county oil Amherst,
on Monday, the Ind oi August, lSi7
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff,
against
Nicholas Guthrie, Nathan Guthrie, Sarah W Guthrie
Lawrence p Guthrie Oliver Guthrie Alfred t;utlie, John
t'uthfc, Susan l.. Sior1lon widow oil Slockton fer
mcry Susan /. Guthrie, John g. Wngfcld and Elizabeth
his vile, formerly Elizabeth Guthrie and Maria Louisa lay
lor, infant under the age OF u years, Defendants,
IN CllANCEKY.
The defendants, Oliver Guthrie, John C. Wineaeld and
Elhgth hrs Wi, having entered their appearance and
g'cn security according the Act OF Assembly the
Rule o this Count and Appearing by satisiaeof, evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II is or
dcro hat the aid Defendants do appear here the it Mon
day in December aud the bill the Plaintiff
that copy ol ts oilgl lac forthwith inserted some nc
paper published IN the town OF yurhburg, for months
successfully aud posted at the front door OF the Court losc
of this county.
ACopv--Tese.
August l2-w2m ROBERT TlNSLEY. elk
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L0""OH ana Paris <priis: ~ San.
MCr Fash iOSS---jjrCCF

lust RECEIVED Ar Ny nousE.oN MNE Strict, rouR
doors dbort .Ncem < Girahin's Store
VNlANkFUl. 10 my friends and the public general
~, lur the patronage heretofore bestowed upon me
ASK continuation Of the same feeling sure that shal
!" able to please the most lasiloIs
WILLIAM CLANEN
March s
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To tIsT Public.

NlNG been appointed agent by Mcssrs John Struthers
X SON ol Phlade pha, one oihe largest ments
ne United States Tor the sale of Marble in general
am ready to fill o,dcrs Tor
Arabian. Egyptian, Italian and Bardiglia
VI Il II u l. + N n " II T. l. s.
the lowest Cash price and their delivery lyrchbnr in
sound condition, warranted. Tomb Stones and Marble Mon
mrn's made to order ew designs may be framed
the store Of II. W. Moore, Main Street
just received the latest style Of finish ueeo rarnrcs
Those wishing 10 havenew old parors fitted up after the
style OF the Northern Cities, do by applying
scriber.
Jan. 2j-wts JOHN LONG
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A Ia court held for C1mpbell county. in monthly
"A session, Monday. the l2lh day of July lsi7
On the m 'tlon Of James c. Anderson executor Of ia
cob Andersen, deceased is ordered. that all persons
having claims against the Of the said deceent do
exhibit the before this court, before the first
day d The Octuher term thereof and the court doth
further order that copy OF this order be published in the
lynchbnrg Nirg'nian, paper printed in the town @
Lynchbnrg. and copy also be posted at the front door
o the court house Of this county, Two several court
days. A copy--Iesie.
GEO. WM. DABNEY, OK.
July l5-MSw
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VIRGIN IA.

VIRGINIA..
4 Rules held in the Clerk, office OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and ChanccrN for the Count, Nelson,
ON Monday, the 2ud day OF August, Isl
James b. Collins, trustee Tor his mother, Mary Collins
Plaintiff,
against
Moses w. Hughes, Executor OF William Hughes dee ii
John {. Collins, Elizabeth Hughes, George ~ Hughes
iphh H. Ferry, John r. i. Hughes, administrator -
William Hughes, deed, Moses b. Hughes benjamin llaghes
and James Nj. Hughes Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendants, John +. p. Hughes and Benjamin
Hughes not having entered their appearance g,e secu
riy according 10 of Assembly and the of this
Courts and appearing by satisfactory evidence they
are not inhabitants oil this Commonwealth Ii ordered that
The said Del endants doappear here the first Monday
November ReNt and the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
publ shed in the town of Lynchburg months success
svey and posted at the front door of the Court House this
county. A Copy-Tcste.
August l2-w2m HOW l.. BROWN, elk
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VENrTIAN BLINDS.

Star Rods
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Waters Plated aud Brass candlc,licbs
Snuilers and Trays.
Bell Metal and E.namelled Kettle.
lea Kettles, Spice Martals,
Coffee Mills, Spiitoans,
Scissors and Shears.
;, iiemming's genuine Needles, &c. sc.
Received and for sale by
june los GRFGDRyy po1It,
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July 26-wts

PEDL1R FARM FOR SHE.
THNllE undersigned offer for sale their
TRACT OF LAND,
in The County Of Amherst, lying both sides of Pedlar
River, and containing, by recent survey,
asyss&A 11GS Acres,
G.a-4A4Z 300 of which are low grounds. lfnot sold
GETa5D before Thursday, the 23rd of September, ii
-.A will be offered TO the highest bidder at Ped
lar Mills. If the tract be too large, it will be divided 10
suit purchasers. Description is deemed unnecessary
Is presumed all who wish to purchase will give
personal inspection, before buying.
Terms liberal aud made known the day of sale or
by application to lhe Undersigned, residing Pedlar
Mills.
Adore Pedlar Mills, Amherst,
JOSH MI Il. ELLIS,
CHARLES l.. ELLIS;
August 5-wt23Scp.
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I curt held Iiass county, tie 26th day 81 July
y 1871
IN ihe motion 81 fhoaas y No IRE and Sufan his wit,
lseaies estate al Beverly Bor, deceased, and iw
.eaIs hasiu. elapsed since the qualification 9 thu executor
"A Il that all persons has ing claims ai.t The dee
anf sbih the lp settlement Ia James =. taslcy,
lie executor Ia fore September count next aud # Is inf-
tn, ordered that copy Of tins order be published IA the
vnehbnra hgnan for eight weeks sncces,vey, and post
ed Al he ron door the house ol tbs county, pn Two
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

VIRGINIA At court held Tor Bedford county, at the
ourhousc, the 18th day OF June, 1877:
Samuel p, Il Moonnan Thomas Moorman John ] Moor
ACHILLES Norman, Francis and Sarah his WIFE Tor
merry sarah Norman Plaintiffs,