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kE und fgned, having associated Themselves together
GROC ERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
aid hcih9 sseon- 10 ratr ihen,"No" useful, III promoting
tic oil those whose Labor furnishes the staple export
Of tl STATE and sapphire the miteri Ion the profitable en-
rln'ncut oi much capital and labor would suggest The
means H., lic l , lou soma d.et,s in tie pre-
partition o tin Weed Cor the market Laefly has become
tie custom among iaucs topaek their Tobacco 50 lightly
AZ 10 render II entirely u.,nited 10 profitable shipment, is
we4l per Hid. ranging coo lbs To 100 lbs by
which the elar5es such as storage delivery IRON a'e"a'e
dyarc cist, forwarding, liz hcI1ge and insurance,
average Welehthc Light HID OF COO lbs costing as much
as l2ol lbs or loo los wondan so The Planters selling
Market equal cNres> ol cost lo carriage, Inspection
and commission ior selling by the ihd very
eulo the att the readily moul Illus destroying ii
cntucy as manufacturing oouccrned and nearly
Tor shipment Tic general complaint among buyer has
manly induced rs To- present nnt views 10 the public moi
pnbuug that when attention IS given this subject, the
vii hr speedily corrected oni, much requisite
- actual wants wa thus rcpare and that oil suitable qia
l iJrmInuiaiung would only effect the grower the
eiem OF his mia criaee eaaPeagc and commission, &c
but when applied all grades as a. present, the purchaser
heug careful al hixiccs must buy rs much lVcr as will
eoNc c increased per cenIagr aud extra risk 'hnnE it
much inato liable to ialuN than II made heavier In adj
eNttcde, p 100 heavy wcgh. which the color nu.
Cd made more difficult 10 separate causing 1t TO wor,
"laclu fo all irau Tobacco, the HID. h5rd be made
10 contain 200 lb to 100 lbs such manufacturers
e aud mafe reh and brown or shipment should not weigh
b'F' llUo 10 1000 Ib, weighed IN onnmon lau!t
N7' IN the making OF the easss, which often too much
h@d aud nr sol thin and tcndcr stavrs thus cSpos the
ie {" daop1e's OF the atmosphere and preventing that
nea ness 80 esseul to an mco, the sghilncss OF which
contribute. much to It's worth Let tc cas,s be made
.trong wood asarry sira sht viii tie proper range
3r The binding 81 The hoops. Slaves thick and UNIFORM
with, with .uaght, louted ell scs in actas nearly water
tight d'Hoy be- and pul,cy dy Very little additional Ia
boz Mil insure ihis, and may be ST., ing TO the
Painters - ihe addh9adl Pfte paid in consequence OF It's
salr from injury Another seticc frequently huitlu is
hat Of >rene yncss cntre destroying its elasticity and
rendering 1t nnafaecable to work without cnhancnGis val
ne Tor any purpose whatever Noons wishes it. so so as to
eaa'e Ito mould none desire it sodr, TO ensure its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
Virginia., tO-wit

virginia, tO-wit;
hnles held Al the Clerks Oce Of The Circuit shpe-
nor Court OF Law and thanrsry. for the county oil
franklin, the nh day Of January, ists;
Caleb Tate, w ~ am VI Burscl wies =. Woods, An
drew H. Brooks, Joseph Rve- Robert y Woods Washing
ton Hood, ArIn,stesd L. ursei, nd joseph Dickinson sat
wing administrator OF Pleasant dickinson, deed-
Plaintiffs,
against
Janes Isnef, Moses G. cArper, John r. Burwe Josiah
dickinson and Martha bis wife, the President Directors
and cdmr7ny Of the Farmers Bank Of ygins( Dansie3
Reuben Hopkins, J'hn Drken,'n, amtel and W lillian
Ayresi James Lindsey n CO., and Lindsey George,
DEFENDANTS
In CHAsRERY.
The DEFENDANTS Josiah w. Dict.tson and Martha his
VILE and Lindsey George, having entered their appear
ae and given ny according the o Assembly and
the rules oil this Court and appearing by satisfactory ei-
denne that they inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
an the motion III the Plaintiff, BY counsel II Is ordered that
the SAID Josiah w bckcn.pp and Martha his wife, and
Lindsey George do appear Roes u b. held in the Clerk,
oDics ON the first Monday April next, and answer the
pianh bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
ished in %jne newspaper printed in The town o Iynchg,
Tor two nt. s1eassvely and posted at the front door oil
the oni thouse oil this county. some Court day
topy-reste. =.
Jan. 17--w2m NJ. a. CARPER, OK.
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%Ss;a-s l.AliogG!ss ORisoN Al SUNRISE
DIV R,e,-t,. air. h y sweet The breeze
.ssi- ssus aF4ss b." ,ernal'
r. w. 3 ~ A4sh = a'ei these
IA II .e. ,s grfai Eier,al!
\ Md i, seslosSs sinpds atahnd,
! hsarcit - ted5.i, 5Ics. 'nsi
'HNsiad VS. l9e u iuaa isiinai.
al laws al!lsl oppress me- =
.fsSe ess4f7
-'7''s = asr L, aap,hsf LAY
g; kzs..8 : issa aasrlsiiea;
Nv Faslie, ani my sDaiy
b " nm shri'f las, wrongs be rshi'd
or. is.cl Thine hard cat o'ef this land,
- s1sar. 9 jus, s,df,Ss''.
A. I'D the prsirato pat uf'stan1.
lana isDDie tire apptsssr
xs-- etssa
" al Thee e. our daily bread.
Or feeble lives to cherish;
Aad.la. a b,unteoes f,ss issrrSad,
RAJ none for lack may perish
De- ling and Statesman, peer abd Pss',
Nh5H, guide hath ma5c The s'wngsf.
Have at.ssa Thy peiflo FROM The last
-. 1salsl,aeI to tsil and hunger.
,s-8 ==z
lIsa ~OI Id how hing shall dis prevail
-ss II " long Thy Judgments linsHff
=.s- Our il!e ones 81 bread do wall
16ar p,9'5ers fin, = hunger;
4 kiat ae sand gta'ms eaud,
gir wa4th our wants uegleeiel.
So The children in ,het father land
Gu os, dcspissd, tfiee'ed.
-, ."obI.1ri hov lensn ihc myr'ads pay.
= g. .llaN .loag his s.ae da'P.sanent 7
- ,'dasleis n, & ID. = the oTpros'1rs say,
- mr.' ,eft lhs caas'iscmcat'
b. know. la ffeaa. Y sHid cfogd,
,'- a sain a'sn yeto'ershe yoo.
FylteGal', r.ll hand comr' or the land,
La w.,aersl stems 70 br ak yaa
7 fam'lr ymroglarale p-ile,
rFs var said gamrr',
--Rnst sfod. a n gh,s cause 'hail ride
or your uPi1el seoroer',
aaa Asr.o you lie lie feaihtr'd saaw,
Inc melting sun bangueT II;
.r Api0lull you as he wind doth blow
tn dos u Gus' beioqe H.
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LANDS u.LNIlLD.

WANT 10 hire 81 AlE.N aud BOYS 10 " ork on iii
E Mountain ssciiop 81 un Canal. The work is dry
aud na danzrf ffo.n blasting.
Inny abssnee irom town, Mr. George T.. Roberts is
salh,,, pse.l l. act ~ hiring hands.
.Ian. lo-fs Ill Gil NONI6OMERIE.
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.v'OT';C.

RElNG DESTROYS of closing bushes. as speedily
- possible beg that all persons indebted 10 ls,
on account bond, will forward and settle, as We
have debts 10 meet hich must be paid. and need the
money We hope this no,ice viII be eu1it-ient.
MORRISON 4 WATKINS.
Jar. 3 w4w #
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JOS. WILSON, elk.
CoMMIssIoNEg's OFFICE.

Liberty, December 9th, 1871. !
The parties in This cause will take notice, that shall
Al my office. IN this town. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of Wed
n's'ldy. The 18th day OF January lSiS commence the
account. directed by the foregoing decree, at which time
and place they viii attend With their accounts voucher
and copies of Court papers io examination and setemen
}. A. WHARTON, Com'r.
Dec l6-wlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

This tract, which valuable OF it's od well
soil, Will also be divided To suit purchasers.
D Nj the interest of the said doCelent in and 10 tract
land lying the OF Goose Creek he county Led
ford which descended to HIM of The heirs Of Col Sand
o. liancock decd.
g tract Of land lying the waters Of Nloeys Greek
the county Of Campbell THIS tract has been -
proved and is high state of cultivation. On it is good
S-A, DIV ELIING liOJ ST, Darn and all necessary
i. houses. Also tract o no adjoining the latt
: tract of land adjoining the village Of Romay,
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AGAINST
Sas Sawter, Orisee o the trust of Iamrs n
iltn) and E,Aib1h his Niie the sad Christian
tufiea his wife, and ta,lnse H. Christian stephen AZ
Chstia,, Char = Chrsiall, W illiam H. Christian y
Christian, sally Scott formerly Sally j. Christian lm
B Christian, Samuel II Christian, hius { Christian %
\. Sernggs and Amanda his lie, tumer, Amanda CHI
tan, which SAID Eliz BETH George A., pcu " . bn,..
l., " Ilhln Il, Mattha \, sal j james i Samuel II
Ruius {. and Amanda the i>ing child en- of lam,
Chihtia and Charles h. Christian rator de b, ia
non with the will anucN ned OF James Murphy, decd and +
z beth Murphy, siil Charles l.. Christian, laid sally
SCOTT hru,eriy sally j. Christian Samuel Pun Wis tr,ot
Murphy Pur>ls, and James l.uc,cy Sophia his wiz ill.,
said tifA.tbeth Charles l., Sally j, samuel, t9r@s
murphy and sophia, being dcrisees of James MURPHY decd
and w am iiorsvy and Il bert l. ,cil rso trustee, IN
deed of trust, caring date the day of
Isl from Charles hreaa Tor the benefit OF himself for
lie 't renal dc H. the children James Christian and
William iios,y. and la lorsiry, lhs add Mar
tia hs vic, ifmct Martha liorsley, Eblidge Jefferson
and Mary his vile, formerly Mary lorsey hich SAID Paul
Martha and Mary, the children oil " liam ii.sley
defendants,
IN CuA Gerry.
The Defendants, Samuel II. Christian, sally J Scott
Samuel Puy james Luckily and Sophia his not ha,
In" entered Their and given security according to
the act OF ASemb aud the rules Of this tonr and II an
prarng by satisfactory evidence that they are not in,ab
o this tonni.na clh On the motion o the plaintiffs by
counsel 1t ord, red thai the said appcar here
al tIl-s he held the first Mod,y in \ jr next and
answer tn plaintiffs hi and that copy 81 I've
otihwtf rt in ONE newspaper published in the
ynchbrg and posted At the door the Courthouse
oi tins county. \ copy-Ic-:c,
HOWELL l.. BROWN, elk.
Dec 20-n2n
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IT Ut
ROBERT IINsLF.N Clk
CoMuissloNEG's OFFICE,

Amherst 1. H.. IUth Jan, 1913
The parties interested III the foregoing decree Will
take notice tai haNe appointed " tda sdsy, the Esd
day Of Frbfuary ISIS, to the accounts there
dlocir at nhc time they are requested Ia attend al
my llie, iii lher accounts '!Irrs, eynrrce, &r
prepared f,r Examination and settlement.
JESSE \. lllG iNDOlllAM Com'r.
Jan l3-u lm
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l.. g.. Lee,
SURGEON UE.NiIST.
Dec. 20 I'm

SURGEON UE.NIIST
9AFFICF. on the IS Street leading from Main St,
To- The Washington Hotel aud opposite tive Post
OH where he Is prepared 10 do all operations in D.n
ilsltN,
DEC. G-vl2m
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The Court dom further order that Commissioner Of
This Court do aud settle the account Of the sad
Henry Srlil. Commissioner embracing such transac-
tiuns have taken place since the settlement BY Com.
missioner " sn and that he report said account this
Court with any matter specially stated thought peril
nent by himself, required by the parties To be stated
Extract from decree.
leslie, JOS. WILSON, elk.
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Il a Hc Z o n.

N0u NJ LADY, qualified 10 zach all The English
brsUstc. a.uslly laugh tho best fenaic seninaries
music 81 tht Piano usy be engaged m the present year
ey Application Letters Addressed (postpai'D 10
IT I.eashblrg, Va, vii receive prompt attention
IL. LIZ
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Ton ~ .!a5efieta Farmer. Rak
rR IL SON TIE CULTIVATION OF
conn

W. '''' I'm
IR. IL Son TIE CULTIVATION OF
CORN
IA f5z - lie Tr.l.fIsks bn,o x, II.r,ld IN. f5
.... ..... I'm, H. VI. r'N, S,.,c !, -,
= A,4,es -, ,f l,rede,5sls to,, winch -, 'r.5f,
,t- .,tfe4 A. A., man. permanent rn,l II, f,t.,r.
..se 4r Atkins IN a mote to the Edaor. ,ce,npao,
a. D., l.l,, ,c,,ls.
t.. CT N.,-.,
= - -. = - ~" 49, ~. " 81 ~
wv - 80 'e'f "N"'e ~ '"'''e"'
- ~, .' a., y 80 - " '''' 1e'''s
p I7.1 sN''' ~ - -, '' '"s ,'','''''''
s,,s i, ,rlss.,i, ,a,sli,,c s,'
-, - - ~; W." ~ ''1
'''i',' ,sp % ''ouo'u 70 n'e even
s, =, -, .a4 s',,,.,,'a,6 '' wv ''''' VI
'"N '1 so - =
N""pft'se' IT, . ,bdfg'a"a' 'fRE"f' -, lelf
DTsE SiR Your favor ii HE 10Th ,ane ,tly Il, han,
30 rsrly - us Inquiries viii pleasure.
Ny experiments made 10 the culture af lndian corn
s4se ny Repair 10 winch yen slIude, published in the
"Farnel Register, n ls5S, have led to some VA
sians, lhnagh 80 hir" p1ins ooly, from kat there STA
TED
h"a ASK, ''Wiai was ho cond ton e the land from
81 ca tbe crops departed mefe tskeu vli. commence
hnpro'ing II - And whll Kind Of mannfps and vim,
qu4nliius per- arrr have been used by ae}'
purchased The tafn ui lie hens pf an old Fpyli,h
ra1, Who hal bsiuw 81 attention and lJs,e(u I'M,
'ssrie ni@, opn the mansion and other houses and
itA sufos auund them. than upon tie rlds-thrsr we,
'NhfHFtN TeP- Sfu NVulu III atNl1l linf lhluh
dlcc then four bushels Of wheat 10 the aero an1
Van the tn,u lie ii reference Il, m, ns,cr an IN.
sHtget and 10 which suu alndr will om,te finn, i,
iae'Ilssns paragraph d the ,ndiun nj the Land viii
ito geiagtrnl and Typographical cl,rs.Ir
+ rir fafm ni, l,w exceptions, isa level u,I,,l
snJ by the mpa surrr,ie,l ii our y a,a ,,,naa,ll r. @
.eef is 70 leei als,ve md tle 4 IN. 1; ga, CLas.l
ilyeI netr Nhleh II lies ihon,h p,or and d,,.
when 4 nc ,asel IL SINE y.ar. ,e,, -, i, ar II
cnsuied s,l a. to sil4ea. and ala NINA m, ,,,,er
rather prrp,llrra.iug III, fnner chs, Il, 80.
"a, remark rhly d.6rirnl uf r,l.,,e,ns ,,.,..l -,
which and nririliye manures b,vc ls,,l, e -,
antit is well ten.ying til. ,ast ard l,h 49, -
iFrave at en- med (.yn,otn IA, these I,n,l. =, ;
sTsci:-the mineral base. ,l,.b tLy -. ~.
mad ashes: -niib ihe,e bay, ncvor b..n
49,; ler toll. and permanently vbo,. I - I -
oirl =
Y,lu ask Whist uranlity a. wal a. ti,as or.,..
hasea,el ner acre lannly r,,, ,t,ra,' " "'"'"'
81 sh.is Of lime rer acre NJ afc.sp,r ,,,, -,
d,,e.t,tbe stronr,>, land md de- ~ - ~ -
cesss,y Ia teteaf ,bis lar many y,,. h,, ,', w
oyan,itv ,,p,ed Car ,, 80, ',o ''''''''a
ipnr,yed s t,r ,sh.s III ia, sr ~
shfs1s an ample abundance Thnal ',"s. n,,aaa.
uanuras arr. essential In Tho mort. -, -, "a
Whole class If the ..cfrcal,a ,, yc, tho " '
cn-,me is very nconsl,rflbe; tho,oh s,e n'ch ,n,'
thaa Others Oats for instance Nil ,,ns',,, ,i
nae-en. or Twelve times more of potash. than vh,a,
and will lecrssarily draw heavily uo,n Ib,t has, an
rarlly exhaust H. and imnair tb, cap,city ar L I",
i1r The aiier prain unless il be often rnl,rsd rheo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

A + Circuit Superior Cour Of and Chancery
"A. held Tor Bedford county, the I7h day Of Scpen-
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons iorcwarnei from hunting, ranging OF
v otherwise tresplssing Land, James Rive
abnat seven miles below l.ynnhbtng.
nec. l3-wSw .IONN ROBERTSON
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ssnClsh,lva aCas,ess,v,

rINlE subscriber having assumed entire cntto Of the above
Institution, hcFctofrg Conducted under the sulerv nn
81 Dan Smith J VIII continue conduct the in the
basement story Of the Masonic Hail. and respectfully solcits
the encouragement ot the public. The ion win
CONNIE on the ls Of February. -, #=z s. ..-+ =
K TERMS. .s..z5=. ss. f.15a
Tuition in the elementary branches $40 90
an the higher branches If English IS on
r. a. ~ the lans IA: Is ard Mathematics ~ 90
jan ii-0ts ALEXANDER \. JORDAN
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.N'DIICE.

FE'llE undersigned begs leave to inform his fnendJ
Il that he has taken an Office the Basin. for the
purpose Of conducting General Forwarding and Com
mission nsin Particular attention wlll be given 10
The sale of all kinds of Country Produce also the pnr-
chasing Of goods to order in this market. -a
THOMAS j. NANCE.
Richmond. Dec l3-w3m
References by permiSsion.-James Caske. John Jones'
Alex Duval, E>qrs.. Col. RI. Picket, Richmond Mes
SIS NJ Langborne & Sons, +. b. Deane, Jr. Esq b. T..
scrnggs, ESD, Lyiehbng.
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Valuable Slaves and Personal Property
FOR SALE.

DY virtue ofa deed Of trust made by Samuel Darsl
ID the OH day Of February 1874. 10 the suIsrri
Der. and of record in the Clerks Office Of ,ackbdLe
county, | shall proceed al The Tavern House Of said
DIrsi. kuuWp by the ma me If The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

VIRGINIA.; At Rules held IN the Clerks Oibce nj II,
Circnt superior Court OF Law and thanccry for NJ
SOU county, on Monday, the 9th day Of December is
" an > Loving, administrator oil Samuel .oy ing ,..a
VINO was executor OF Stuphen ats, decd and liam H.
gEes late Sheriff OF Nelson county, and such admir-
Tor dc bohs with ii said Scen MA
decd, pm, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

Nv the Stockhod rs, in the I.ynclbig Manufactr
~ Company, will be held, At the Washington Hotel,
Friday, the 18th inst, al O'clock, y NJ
jim. l7-wt2aJ JOHN g. MEM, Pres't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

Tho as Ray and Sally his wife, William Stiff. john
Sun. james Sh' Henry Sufi, Lewis Stuff aud Charles
d. Reyuod, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

Richard stiff, Jesse Stuff Vincent Nelson and Polly
his wife David Slit1, and William l.. Graham.
DptppdantS,
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VIRGINIA.:
+ ltlcs he'd in the Clerks Office Inc county
n Bediod, Monday, .Ird day of January, lSlo:
John 4 \. " right and Robert w Wight,
Plaintiffs,
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I'df1 y H..

A sum Of money, which III uwnermay have by iden
III ,lng The same, on application 10,
F Jan. 2U-3i f. lIlf1"CFR
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E,assscafscl,.
'r'Crs7ss Of Tuition

tsNIIE subscriber viii open tns i>h and Classical Nal
L Acadeny, in the town Of Liberty, Bedford county, OF
Monday the : h day o!thc present month (January)
'Fcrsms Of Tuition
Per Session u iice ,Vo,ltis
For beginners 81 20
Engi-h branches 10 90
La ages II 90
Pl>4he al the expiration Of the session.
Iupi may enter at any tine dung the session. and vii
b. char hon tn OF The cu OF the Session
tractcd iilness.
REFERENCES.
CAMPBtI.I.--Col O. &. Clay Eerjamin WILKES F,q
BEDFORD -pr Hector llair, TO. (. septoe. L.q
Charles l.. tobpe, Esq. JAMES NJ. COZ Err.
Liberty, Jan. l7-w2w
T Circuit Superior Conf OF Law and Chlnccry, con
"A nued by adj Inmcn' and hcd ir the county of Am
her> at the Cout House, edncsday, the s day Sep
;cmbcr, 1877:
Elizabeth Rowan Margaret 4. Rowan, Sarah j. Roya
Esther \. Rowan and Lila NJ. ROWAN, plaintiffs,
against
Samuel Garland Of John A. Rowan deed, Susan
y Rowan, dow OF the SAID John \ Rowan. William Caw-
ford and Martha T. his wife, Robert John, William. Mary,
Martha, Theodore, Margaret and Elizabeth or then
children, the last six OF whom infants by u Rod, spe
ea.ly assigned tAoir guardian, Defendants,
In CHANGERY.
On the moion Of David Barrow, who hath ntcrmarred
with the Defendant, Susan y Rowan, he is made party
PENDANT ami mo'i.n % the SAID David Barrow aud Susan
A. his wife 1t appearing that THAN years Ia
elapsed since the qualification OF the Defendant, Samuel Car
land John \. Row decd The Court doth
order, all prisons who may have claims against the estate
the said John \ Rowan decd, be required to exhibit
his Court Tor settlement before the next term
and unless legal claims debts shall appear against the said
the Court will decree distribution thereof amongst the
distributes without requiring rcfAdng bonds and that this
order be Published eight weeks ely lynch
burg Nmgnia, and poscda the door OF the Coutt House OF
th's county, on two several Court days. -
Jan. l7-W2m ROBERT TiNSLEY. elk
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Ia Circuit Superior coarl o. Lay ael G ~, nm,
= 1.ha,st Al IN, Courthouse un Saturday, the 81 day
Of April, ISL p. 49, 5,,..ls,o dec,d
"o'e'' '''''' plaiauf,
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA 4. ...
+ k1es held in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
N oil Bedford Monday the Bird day OF December, lSio;
John PAYNE, W iiiiam Payne and I homas w horey ana
Hhoda his wife, formerly Rhoda Payne, plaintiffs,
against
Pollard Payne, Thomas Payne, Henry Payne, Paschai
Brown Joel Whorlcy and Cyn,ha his vile, formerly Gym
thia payne Thomas Hrown Jesse Brown Daniel Brown,
F. izabcth Brown, John Brown and ALVIN Brown,
s ....ss Defendants,
-. 80 In CH,NcERY. -.
The above named defendants not having entered their az
peiancc and given security according L. the act oil
aad The rules 81 this Court and it appearing by
evidence that they inhabitants Of this Commonw
II is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on wv
fourth Monday in March next, and the bill oil w.
plaintiffs ard that copy Of tins order be forthwith inef
in newspaper published in the town Of IynchbuE
eso non successvey and posted at the front door u ~
Court House OF this County
\ tcrv,-rese, -,
Jan i0-ne I'm JOHN II. SIEPIoE, u
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sgOMSehOtd ~ Kitchen SsrRigus'.

HORSES, COWS, HOGS. FARMING AND
OTHER UTENSILS.
The above property Is IN good order and OF the bes
kind.
At the same time and place will also be sold ,rlc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24

r9'Iit subscriber viii open tng >h and Classical Mac
L Academy, in the town Of Liberty, Bedford county,
Monday the ? h day oithc present month (January)
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Jan : t.
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Respectfully,
JOSEPH r. MISE
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CAMPBtlI.--t oil. O. &. Clay, Eerjamin WILKES, E,q
BEDFORD-pr. Hector liam, TO. (. Stepor Lsu
Charles l.. tobb,. Esq. JAMES NJ. COEER.z
| Liberty, Jan l7-w2w
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-12
Brunswick Seminary.

vVNHlS School is divided into Male and Female De-
i partmenis, each of which Is under The care OF
ex ne need Teachers This cement secures The
successful introduction of ALI the Branches of Eauca-
ton usually taught in our Semnares and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing Painting, Needle work
and Music (al thoroughly taught for The low terms
Of from 81, 90 TO S., 90 per quaier.)
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota-
n.y. Philosophy and Astronomy which are illustrated
with suitable apparatus, These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agii
culture and The Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano NJ Sc per term.
A few pupils will be accom- modated with beard in
the family of the Principal. tat $,75) where they
will have every from the Teachers, and not be
exposed in stormy weather; as The School is under
the same roof.
This School psssesses n small select Library, and
collections in Miheralogy, Geology, ConcboDogy and
Botany. 100
0cT'rhe WINTER TERM will commence on Mos
DAT, goth inst. -.
G. C. SWALLOW, P,insipat
Brunswick, Dec. J, 1887. d23w7
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-12
+. Browns Worm LOzenges

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroyin g and expellng AZ KINDS
of Worms which SO frequently trouble childen.-
They are a most excellent remedy, ana are hs p,ea
mi 10 IN. ia ste az any common confectionery 1hey
dinerfrom ali other Worm LOzenges, as hsy mare no
mcreuryin them. ,..,, ,h ,.
Thousands of boxes have been sold whhih ,he 'hss
rev months. A. G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath.