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Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

TRsrrrs omcE, RrAl EfrsTE n.Sk.
Washington, Irk., 21A lpfH tsl7.
nEBloRS 10 this Office arr hereby requested
~ to come forward Immediately aud pas taIs
and interest due aud renew their natss. Is all
uaies, without discrimination, remaining uBra.
newed will b. placed in the hands Of the nank
Attorney for suit
B. order Of the nnard
II Il. BRITflN, Clerk. &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
N0iice.

II Y books and accomls up 10 the lst Of Jan
VI nary, 1915, are Ia the handa of lAars |
h1r, Esq, for settlement, An persons having
nseilled accounts with me TO that date VII
Iiaase aall At MY old office and seiila the same
with him. DEM. l. JET.
Washington, August Is, lsl5.-ls=lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
Rritt's hotel,
" AsHlNGTON, llEMpSIEAD co.,
q ARKANSAS,

G ARKANSAS.
NilE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he still continues bnsl.
ness at his old stand, whore he has supplied him-
self with every thing necessary for the aeeam-
mediation OF the travelling community, llis house
is eammudious, the rooms well uuanged tor
iamilies and biz table well supplied with tie bast
the malket affords,
Ills slables are large, bounlilully supplied with
nropeudrr, aud attended by careful osIlrfa
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want,
inE on bis part to rondcr comfortable all WHO my
be pleased to give him a call, Ills eharges will be
Us moderate us those of any other house in the
sauth, as an evidence of which he refefs to the
following
Rules
Boarding per month, slQ
Boarding aud lodging per week, -
day, -
single meal, u
Lodging, -
llafse feed, %
Keeping man aud horse all night, 81
Keeping horse per week, y
GEO. q. BRIT
Washington, Oct, 30, lSij.-i-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

THIS day came The said complainant by Fed.
his solicitor. and sd hi. bill hrrcn. SLOWING il4l
some tima IN The menih Of March. 4 D., lsI6. lie
lnteimaffed with the said Sarah formerly Safah
HaffiH;l sad sarah aud sa.d complainant being
then eIiIzeHs Of the county Of Hampstead, IN tie
State Of Arkansas; that said defendant liyeu with,
and eahahlsnd with said complainant, Hnlil the
month Of June OF July in said year, lsiG, when
ehe Rilially aud voluntarily abandoned him, and
his bed aud haara, without any the least cause OF
proy0caiioa and has remained absent, from tha,
time nnio the present, and said complainant prays
10 be divorced fnln the bonds Of mairimony exist.
ing between him aud the said defendant; and the
said complainant having mndc an affidavit that
ih' said defendant Is non. resident Of the State Of
Arkansas; wherefore, on motion Of said complain.
ani, Il is ordered that notice be given said Sarah
Nolen, by publication Of this order in tic Washing.
ton Telegraph, Newspaper pullished in the state
Of Arkansas. lof two weeks, by two successive
weekly nseit ona, the last 10 be- At least four weeks
briorr the hex term Of this Court at a Court 10 be
holden at the Court House Ia the town Of Wash.
ingion, in the county Of Hampstead and State Of
Arkansas, on the third Moniay after the fourth
Monday Of Jsnnay, A. d, lsis, and that an.
less she be and appear by herself OF attorney. and
plead answer or dcmurio said bill, tho same will
be taken 'or confessed, and decree entered nc.
oofdingly.
true copy from the record
Tssie; s r. SANDERS, CLERK.
Nov eth, 1917.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

Notice Is gwen to nll persons Interested IN said
settlements 10 come forward aud Gle exceptions to
slid accounts, II any they have, on or before the
second day Of the next term Of said court, at a
court to be holden at the court house In the town
Of Washington, in said county, on the second
Monday Of January nest, or they will b. forever
barred from excepting to said accounts or any ITEM
thereof
Testc: S. r. SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington, Nov. 10, l-l1.-4s.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
EJardsrGre.

kaRez aud fefls, carving aud butcher kuKes
pocket and pen knives, scissors, shears, ragasi
braces aud bIlis, singing hachcts, shoe and nal
hammers, drawing knives, handsaNs, gin, mill and
hastsFd flies horse fasps, fmer and socket ohia.
sells, sinsle aud double plain Its foot adses, cup
lnaf, Ill. ehest, French, pad, plate, nm aud
eaFpsntan knah locks flint aud percussion locks.
round aud ilat spfinH bolts. shoe pncers, sheep
ahsais, lnah iafahesi door handles, Suliofs spfne
hamneezt hfllaaia and ron table aud tea spoons.
hisss. platei anl ron srups spurs, screw diver.
bullet meuidz. hiass ard black coffin nails, violin
tiriugs, FhhslH, percussion caps, coiksofews, fish
hooks and llhesi ieabells pegging and sewing avis
bras eandlaslieks, baud \ oul and ienenl saWa.
sleFals anl iaaFs, s}tho blades and sicAlea.
smoothing faFe. iaek and joinicr planes. wool
AID eliIan eaflzi MANILA aud cotton rope, plaW
hnesf aud bed eaf1s, Collins axes, broad axsa,
hufeH, parliament hnges butts aud screws. collie
MILLS, honks aud hinge, lfoes, wagon boxes, waffle
irons, tfaR knives. grass and cane syihes, Caro-.
linn eastsieel aud grabbing hoes, sad irons, grind
STONES, OF aud trace chains nails aud brds of nil
sifeg, Ehasfls spades, patent balanccs, fieves
Eahien mkss. ffy pans, puw mouds, iron Of all
kinds, inslizh, eeHnun, and east steel. hollow
war; Of all kind aud descriptions, such a. ovens
skilisls pals aud kettles, Sc, Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
sTATEoF ARKANSAS. ,

tuuNHf o. tfHnHzTrAp
uaies 9f lie Cifk o. tie Homestead Cifaait
caaff n rasaiioa, Noe 2Ja, 4. y, ISL
Willis u Nolsn.
Complainant.
BA lor Dirore,.
Sarah Noen.
Defendant
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
stOO lsEWARD.

MADE his escape from ih, Jail llrmpsiead
Va county. On the night Of the 9ld instant
JESSE PHILLIPS, Indicted for the murder oi
Thomas spellman Phillips Is about feet {
inches high, spare made, dark hnir black eye.
and youthful appearance; about 20 years Of az
znfaIs quick aud with great deal Of assuiaaef.
/ aill give iha above inward lof Obs apprehension
aud delivery 10 me.
PRICE ROACH, Jaiaf
ef HwH.isgi County, Ifk.
Washington, Nov. 4, lsi;-51
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

4 iAAh y AA'haAA iAH ~ #f
of H-HHifIi County, tx.
Washington, Nov, 1, i,lsi;-50
STiTE or ARKlNSiS,l
GaHk2t o. IAforrrE
CaEs 0H6s ~ The I4f1gffF CirfHf Cut a.
iss Giaassfg stdsa n said Cosri. IN razaf#aai
l6A Agr6Hifr I ~ lsi7,
IlaIfis III. Guardian of ihrl
Minor lem Of Abraham
Mashtfy, dec
Pfhtis1a
Washington : Bunch, Efll - - n = - sasz
Ilnsilsa. Elain Mickey '''' ''- ksst'
as Administrator of the
Eslala ai fhiliPo Hughes,
dee Samuel lee and IN.
diam L. Ice, be wife
Defendants
rIsIlIs day eams the said petitioner By Gfaad.
snn u RaKstun, his solicitor, and filed his
nsli n IN tn. eausn, ani also an affidavit. thai
ali o iha sad defendants are non-rrsdrnls Il tie
slaiet Of Arkansas II Is therefore ofdtrfd thai
publication of tbs cHnss be made w slmr news
paper printed n tie State Of Afkansas. notifying
tie sad defendants Of the commencement aad
ohiaei ul tins suit which Is 10 iorgcase a mortgage
to eefiaia lands situated IN Lafayette county. Ar
kansaz, moriFaFed by phillp q. Hughes aud Finn
Hughes hIs wife, n The life time Of the sad lhf
TO the petitioner IN this cause 10 secure the pay
moni Of the sum Si.2lj GA with Interest from
the 25th day Of May, lsil The said defendants
are Therefore hereby notified II the commruce.
ment and OBJ Ct Of this suit, and arc hereby r..
qarod 10 BE- aud appear before the judge OF the
circuit court n and Tor the county Of Lafayette,
IN the State Of Arkansas, in chanccry sitting, st
court TO be holden In aud iur the county u, La.
hyelts aloresa d, ai the court house in The town
Of I.rwsylllc. ~ aid county, commencing on the
iifst Monday Ia January neat, aud then and there,
within the time prescribed by law, plead, answer
OF demur to rad petition, or the same will be- lnken
as confessed and Judgment entered accordingly
Aud il Is further orderrd that a copy Of this order
and notice be published by two successive weekly
insertions lu some newspaper printed IN this State
the last insertion Of which To bo al least i1ur week
before the hfst day of the neat term Of the l.
hyrile rircnt court
A tue copy from the recotd
u. II DICKSON, Clerk
Ry u. EDBNCroS, Dept Clk
lg.2w
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A i ? Circuit Superior Court oc | ~ III r,
= a he'd fur Hedlord county, tile 18th AN il
lel9: f'.''
DAVID Sanders, u. and Ann Zleta lii vic. III,
itphrfl NJ. Ahrln W. Lucy g.. Iranna n r,ntJ
" and john N. Saunders children VI mn n,riI m
-l'letia. whc childr n nflns under he All u .lI
years. Who By The said David their father m rx
lf!end, Piainu0,
against
lochv SaunLerS wloy of David Same, -,
James Saunders. William l. >,und.-s y h., ~ ~
Saunders and GnStavns T. Saunders and 'vL,,a. ~
Saunders in tneironn rich. and As eyarr,,- II ni
Saunders. d4c'd and as Trustees If Inc main m rj
the VIII NJ David >at,aJ n, IA 1,.S + u attain .l N
linda hi~ wii-. rh,mrs 7. Mitchell ,nd Il, n HI,
Jr!m 7. Chlltn and Il urlin4 hts v,t. I,b, r,lI,,,
and Lucinda NH WIFI ant David : ,nd IL sIs
children ANA heirs vi law Of s,i!v S,iinr l,.,I jill
w lan Y Nu,d-r DtI,
T., CLooc,,,
The plaintiff. fr.I ON ,-Io- ,,: ~.
c,,-o .I " F'''' '''''' IL nus
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Wy respectfully yours.
81 B. WORTHlNGTON.
10 Iicnln ,NLenruLL :.

10 Henry Neayou:
Won are hereby notified that, the 2Sth Of Angus,
lSiS at the house of Thomas Pinkard. Franklin
county. Virginia. between rise and set shall
proceed to take the deprSitlons Of William Hunt. and
others to be read as evidence in a suit depending in
franklin county Court. wherein | am Plaintiff and you
are d. PENDANT. Should the taking Of thu said dep,s
TORS be not completed that day the taking thereof
will be continued from day t. day. the place aforesaid,
till flushed. THOMAS PiNkARD
July I3-t22A
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AGR1GUlT URALs
From Baltimore American Farmer.
EXPERIMENTS WITH GJANO.

improvement Of " Urn out Ldnd-".l Lcdrner''--
Colond Capron.
BEL Vo1R Anne Arnndel Co. Md. }
June 20h 1918.
To The Editor Of lie american Farmer:
DEAR SRI had intended % wait until could give
the full results Of trials of Guano but for your
request to hear from me the subject at this time. and
that the Indications these trials are So decided as To
justify my giving them TO YOU.
have used more or less Guano flr several years and
Notwithstanding had great faith il lis virtues have
been b. means satisfied with the results Of nv expert
memts Being led 10 believe. LIST year, that ny failure
was probably owrg to my applying it the surface,
applied i il the fall by pru- hing il under for wheat
and with ma Tked success,he heat showing very dis
iincy The presence Of the Guano wherever usel. My
principal application has been made this spring upon
lat Of oats Of about acres The quality of the land
varied from very rood bottom lands very barren knobs
My Object was tn give un1:m appearance and equal
lza the quality the land; put The bottom and
none the better portion Of the upland but put in
The thlanr land and barren knobs, regulating the guam
tty according 10 the qualify Of the soil and applying
average Of about three hundred weight per acre-the
Gnano sown urm xed Immediately after and pioughed
under with the uas al the same operation. The result
is that the elts growing up these barren knobs
peror I" those the bittom land and will, conf
dent. yield four bushels To one from the upland lmme
diatey around. In several konrs ride through of
the fertile lands in the county have seen crop
these sp's. which, bu, for this dusng of Guano,
seemed utterly barren. An experiment al hand more
matured than this goes to show that such soils the
product in grain is quite equal to the in the
In wheat ftld upn farm adjoining mine, upon hill
side from which the original soil seemed entirely washed
away application If Guaro was made upon some
twenty or Ary yards the remainder Of the hill side
was left unimproved. Drrng the winter and early
spring the wheat had he appearance Of havnr been hea
vy dressed with fresh stable manure and The impression
OF Those aho saw it was that it would make no g-ain.-
lie fine heads are now, however well filled with beau
if grain. which will yield, The rate fifteen bushels
per acre. whereas no reasonable man would cut that
which is unmanurfd for the sake of the wheat that
would yield. In conclusion am 50 well satisfied If the
valre OF Guano for the first cron, that had the
surance VI lis yane fr the succeeding crop o cl ver
should moi tcw the favored BY "A learner y nor
that 50 earnestly advocated BY Col. Capon but taking
mat middle way" which, in most Of The ,f life,
IS The path Of wiSinm well safety ! should Law my
foundation with Guano as auxiliary my stable and
barnyard manure and build upon these Nth the green
crops While agree entirely with Col. Capron that
IS hoPeless task 10 improve worn out land with that
winch grows upon it, without the aid Of manure his cal
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MARSTONE CLAY.
NOTICE..

1 SUFFICIENT amount of the Stock of the Iynrhburg
~ and Tennessee Rail Road Company having been sub
scribcd to authorize meeting of the khoders to
said company the undersigned. Commissioners, by
tue OF authority them conferred by the General Rail Road
Law and the Charter Of the lynclburg and Tennessee all
Road Company, do hereby call General Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of that Company, for Friday, the 18th August
next 70 convene at 10 o'clock Of that day the Masonic
lIall Of this town.
HENRY DAVIS,
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL,
JOHN g. MEEM,
{. II. LYNCH,
SAMUEL. MCCORkI-E,
Commissioners Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road
Company.
Lynchburg, July 30, lSiS--wtlStu
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$40 REK4RD.

$40 REW.4RD
RUNAWAY from Messrs. w. w. Toney & Co.,
Il 4 on the III inst, bright mulatto Boy,
MAT,
apparently p or thirty years of age small stature and
quite box-ankled. Shoemaker by trade, and having
eloPed with his tools, he probably intends making his
way TO a free State.
The above reward. Of TEN DOLLARS viii be civ
en- for his apprehension and detention in Jail Or his de-
livery to me in FarnvllIe Va.
June I9-is PHI JACKSON.
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\ Z nnv-T fslc.
II +. BOCOCk, Cl'k
Commissioners Office.

NFIITIIaV On, July ., ISIS.
The parties in the above cause will take ,tice that
at my office, Al Clover Hill. al the hour of ~ O'Clock
A. NJ. of Friday. the lllh day AuIust 1918. STALL
commence the accounts directed by the foruonr decree
at which tl'ne and place, they Will attend with lher
evidence copies IF Court papers and vouchers prepared
iOi investigation and settlement.
Z. +. CHEATIIAM, Com.
Inlv ll-rI,r
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DENTISTRY.
S. B. D,1VE.NPORT
DEN1ISI,

OFFERS his services to the citizens of Lynchbprg
~ and the adjoining counties, at the following very
reduced prices when performed his office,
Nj KET STREET.,
= doors above Main. viz:
Inserting artificial Teeth gold plate, each s. 90
do do do on pivot uck from 2 lo3 90
Plugging Teeth with gold foil from to 90
do do do lin do each IS
Filing each 50
Cleansing. from O0to 5 90
Extracting each 50
Satisfactory reference given BY those or HON have
operated.
June lj-6m
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culaons by cn,ince that the use of green
c.op~,as manure, s the s. rxpensivc method Of i'm
proving any soil ~ ishy stuaiipn- 1t would Sd
TIE ma ives" If South River and West River and other
favored regions VII lands made famous b. The t.
cIIty with which hey improved BY he green crop
av4r, 10 be told ny Col. Capf,p that they are Of all u
provers the most exiravagant. they would show him
tie s-titiv for gallon of clover seed and lwen-
fyfve cents fur 5uslie OF pIaster-and when he had
explained 10 them that If They would this clover and
pack II aid send it To market, they could buy much
GuaHn. ashes lime, they would tell MN Ill that
their land has not man seveuiyre per
acre n three years twenty-five per
per annun. and that they k,o,r it has improved very
much u their satisfaction. Further experiments they
wll doubtless BE- willing to leave 70 those who not -
well satisfied III fact, The system Of self renovation and
permanent improve nen BY lis growth IS the syS-
len which has approved Itself the practical wisdom oi
Thousands ofiDprOyers for years past and which must
be relied upon, uhete (as in this Stat-) the quantity Of
land large IN propnrtiun the amount of labor employ
ed The question is to bring it that point which 1t
may De left with ndlcuuS management To improve ITSELF
ana 10 this punt agree with Col. Caprun it should be
hpuI ht earva pOssiDe-wheher By sable or barn.
yard manure Guano, lime, ash"s. or hone dust
all. matter to be determined BY each indi-
vdua according 10 his convenience. his means the
Of his soil. The Gu1nu suits my soil and shall
Use II.
Wy respectfully yours.
a. b. WORTHINGTON.
\. Is. 1t is proper 10 say perhaps for the benefit OF
"Pauyeu Planter and other sensitive readers of yuuI
Journal, that the expression this communicate las
ronish the mattress" has no reference 10 certain ;,ot
cal party n. B. w.
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]. $. LENvFLiEN, SR.,
r. s. WILKINS.
DISSOLUTION.

III ANlNC sud out onr entire stock Of Goods to
Il 4 Messrs. LewelIen s Wilkns,a above shown, the
partnership Of Sha:kl-iord s Leween is dissolved By
mutual corsent Of his date. The partnerships name
can IN future only be used il liquidation Of existing a7
bIlItes.
j. c. SHACKtEFORD
JNO 5. LEWELLEN, Jr.
tynchbnrr July LISTS
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AMHERS rLAND FOR SALE.

FaVIfE Subscribers continue farming bue
L snesS, iheredI and for sale private
IT, for short time after which, if not sold. there will b.
notice given for public sale. The land lies about four
nd half miles from l.ynchburg. and Contains about
TWO HUNDRED IND EIGHTY .7CRES.
This land lies WELL and is in fine Of improve
ment and enjoys all the advantages n the Iynch"rg
market. This land lies in few hundred yards Of tha
River, and has sufficient quantity Of Timber 81 T.
put in market, 10 more than pay TOR the Ian Any PIT
son wishing purchase. make application g myself
on The premises or to Thomas Dllan at The NIgIniln
Ollie GEORGE ". OLD.
july II = ly
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The Plant nj III leave If the Cart qrana-,,tfIf T1e
N, ,upn,l.i VIM ,yd make ury iarry. h4r4,,, III y
il4tbeir amended NH ,h.re,p,, ta u tpnd, Nj
u ,I O,,v Sheriff Il HaIf,-TIuJ . .u.l ,t,,, ,,r,,,-
w INV III, NTH ha /, M ,nne,eJ H \ViIi,, \yl
drc'd 6I,d III, answer II t. plaintiff nliI N NEI
answer tba pla,n,jff,' r-nry ,r.rpry. and tle s,
,bs cans r., me- ON to ~ b,.,rt further ~ the ,,.,.r. H.
u4rIv read -, the amended nil ,.,re,it answer Of ,a
Defendant Aruj,ead 9trv. Sheriff Of Il d,ord and -
oh admins. razor with lne Will ann, xrd Of William
Woodv decd exbibIs and other dn.nne,tS me. # sd
and wa argued by counsel: On consideration wIer.,t
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N 0 T I G e.!

TF1IlE subscribers having purchased Of the late con
Il Germ Of Shacket,rd s LewelIen, their entire soc
C4RRL7GES, H4R.NTSS. S,4DDLERY, Sc.
take this opportunity of calling the attention of country
embracing every article usually kept in such establish
ments Oar object will be close the business as soon
as ssble and TO accomplish his, great inducements
will be offered.
J. s. LEWEIi.EN, SR,
r. S. WILKINS.
y. B. Wehave on hand two splendid CARRIAGES
which will Be Id extre nelly low.
Those indebted to J. G.. Shackleord or the concern
of Shackeford s Lewelen by bond or otherwise are
respectfully requested forward and settle their
respective duese books, papers, &c. having been
signed to us. J. :. H.. SE.,
July l3-ts X. S. W.
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ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF
SEG OTTER E.E.e'Ea
l. Op SlIE

FENIlE SUBSCRIBER has One THousAND ACRES
Il OF LAND. lying immediately on Big Otrer, IFS
mouth in CAMPBELL principally in woods The land is Of
good quality and abounds with best kind Of heart and
sap Pine, with good Saw Mill on it. There is a farm
the river If about One Hundred and Sirfu 7cres
Cleared Land and about Forty Heres Of good Bottom
fencing good The Improvements on this consist Of good
Framed Dwelling House, good Kitchen Smoke house,
Negro houses excellent Stable. Corn house, prise
house s three good tobacco Barns would sell the whole
together, or divide it into two Tracts throwing about
600 Acres to the Saw Mill, with plenty of Saw Timber
with a small Farm and House it, and 400 Acres to
The Tract the river. 1t about q niles to Lynch
burg with good Turnpike to Market.
Terms. s. per Acre, with small portion down, the
balance upon credit Of and years, or s. cash.
My residence is miles from Lynchburg, Immediate
lyon the Turnpike leading to Wards Bridge.
July SIS WILLIAM +. MARTIN.
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against

Adam Boyer. administrator Of Marraret Wmdv
decd, Betsy Brown. James Brown, Moses Mia and
CharoIe his wife, William II. Brown. Mary NJ.
Brown, Harvey BnNrou and SAL his W.T., Isaac lend
ley and Elizabeth his wife, and John -. Lewis.
D1Ii.uN4l.S
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THE subscriber, having determined to locate permanent
y in Lynchburg nd feeling confident that ms Pictures
give general satisfaction, having compared them nth
hose taken of the Northern cities Solicits r,c
iuly continuance OF the patronage heretofore literally
bestowed upon HIM. lie Is having fitted up in the building
now being erected by Mr. George T. johnson, Opposite
the Fr,nkii,)
LIHGE SKY LIGHT Cutlery.
by which he will be able to give pictures least equain=
III brIaloy d tone and cal1urn1 those Of any oher ar-
list Communication with the artists at the
North BY Whh he viii receive all the latest prov
experience " two Virginia. with constant pIa:-
tee and determination please all calling upon hmvi Il
he hopes bic him compete successfully with any in ca
terlngto the taste Of Nirginans.
p. f. GIBBS.
Daguerrean Artist.
Ladies and gentlemen particularly Invited call
examinr specimens.
July I7-vfw
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7 Rules held in the Clerks Office othc Circuit Supe
~ Court Of Law and CHANGER, for tie county Of Hal
itax, III the month Of June, lSiS:
Thomas Iiundlcy, Plaintiff,
drdnst
Benjamin W. Walker and SamucJ. Walker,
Defendants
IN CIANCERY.
The Defendant, benjamin w. Walker, not having entered
his appearance and appearing by satisfactory erd that
he not nlabtan of this Commouw ealth 1t is ordered
that said Defendant Benjamin w. Walker, do appear
here the first day Of September term next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
the Lynchbusg Nirgnian tor two months
svey and posted the front door Of The Court House u this
County
Copy-Tese.
July , w2n WM HOLT, Clk.
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OFFICE. FOR RENT.

TIE SUBSCRIBER has fir rent that cnen Ofic
over lehu v Williams Jcwelry Establishment
July 2i-wts WILSON p. BRYANT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
MILLS.

MILLS
200 kegs Nails and Spikes,
100 do Box and Lining Nails. all Of the best quality
For sale At low prices, by
July 21-is McCORKIE s SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

4 ~ Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanrerv
- held tor Bedford county, the It'll dly If Apu
1918:
James A. Dudley and PAMELA hs wife. late P4meia
Brown, Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

n B. PAYNE BRO Her have lust received a
~. supply OF Paper Hangings Fire Board Prints, in
ow Curtains, SC. Sc, very pretty.
May Ats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

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