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Eleetonseriaq The following auecdnte, from the Vcksburg Miss.) Wing. gives q very lucid idea of the various insn nstiRg ways in which the haw- haw, how'd y--do, kissthe- baby s0r; of pe;icaUs do the agreeable to the families they visit, during their electoneeriag tours in that meek of timber We presume they are not always SO uniHcky in the result of their labors in the case here related;
 A few Of the candidates for District Attorney met at the house of planter in Hinds county, not long since Crabb nurscd three Of the children, and did the agreeable to of the grown girls and the old lady al the same time, while Hooker talked in anagonizingly aHeciionate manner 10 the sovereign Buck. in the meantime. was making himself gene rally useful by helping of the small boys to get his dog oyer the fence Dufiirld twisted the eat s tail with perseverance, which you'd have done credit to the bad boy in the primer, and pleased the baby prodigiously that t came goug off ln spasm of iaughter, when all the candidates rushed to it's rescue and made such hnDabaoo with their kind exertions. that setting heu under the house scared oil her nest and has returned from that day to this At the last ten o the eggs were spoiled the old lady was a- hufy as wet hen. and the sovereign had determined not to rst his vote for District Attorney."
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MaI4omne.iaa cmpnqalmeats. There are

Moiaomaedaa Commandments. There are six eommandine,as in the Maham ,nedau religion, viz :
 l. 1hefc Is Deity nut God.
 ? There Is no prophet bat Mohammed--he is Gods Apostle
 T. To last during Rarnadsn every day
 l. oappiy two and iss!f per csut of tbe'r pro- perry 10 The poor-
 , To pray aud practice ablutIoas five times a day
 .. To make pilgrimage to Mecca and Msu8t Ararat
 This religion k sc general that nearly oae- fifth Of the population Of the gi9ts i.s followers. ite most important daues are prayer sltDs giving. fast ing and pilgrimage. The hours of prayer are tiys. viz hfst, al saaszi secona, when the evening has eiose and < is qate dark; third, at day bseaA, Ca the first aPPsaraDe~ of ligh, ia ihe east iour,h al noon; hilh' about midtime OSsweea aooa Dght- fall --l Ar. Thomas kaY
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B coantfyiaan sowing his ground. two smar, fellows riding that way, of them called io him with aa insoient air. Well, my honest fellow. 'ls your business 10 SOW, but reap the irpt of yonr labor To which the coanirymAa replird--' '7',s very hSeIy ySa may, ios ais ses,Hg--Aemp''
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4 Brace of Speecass.--Grnrfal Taylor's travel ing sPerch~s, he Srs,ngisld Post thinks. cO Rot co'apale very natavora5iy wiih those ioi MFs Yie- lorta, ia lrslAii, Oh sfIiy,hg al Cove, her tsast gracious majesty conasseeniingiy rem4rkrd io the depualion oi esiixeas. 1" 1 looked with pIeasute, aS came H', upon your vast boAdre." Zachary Hsshias speech st BslInose as nearly As pnA- gent: " On ay Way north. ln passing, thought would stop heTe tonight, and go along ,he n,otn- ing" lee;aaAsiile L.alyh
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IF AB fFsh,aan who hves with Grahamlfe, writes 'o iriehA, that If he wants 10 know what '' ihgant Irving ls, he mast coae to his bousr, whels the breakfast consists of nothins, ana the supper ef what Mas leii lgosn breakfast
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T'he Flsnsash Iapns The hirth sf this freak of natare has been coahFmed The ehildren wsrs bern 0i healthy psseats ds Eraazhsn. wlshia sboat teus miles oi Ostead The lsactiea is ut the aavsl. and thare seems to be an iBsimats fushion of ths ab. dou'oA' rsr'ates fh- enIldrss. who ass Af .Ae female sex, are we'll devcloped, nsvesshsess thsls legs are equally developed respectively. There ,s no eoncord Of the functions. each has sspsvnse iiIe SO that often the sleeps while the osh0r ls waking. "' the eats and takes the breast while the oiher eoRl'nues seepiBg They have bees ehsis- teaed Nir'e aud sophie They continue ts enjoy good health, aud everything promises that they viii con'nac lo i've The question has beeu proposed as 'o whether fl woald be possible to separats them by an oPeratop but the results furnish.d hy nal. pitahon aud percussion of le seat of luneilon ryss strong presumption of a eomsnau auicssioa between ihe two sbaoininal cavities and haye ,has dlcated an answer ia the p~gltive
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Pedestrian Feai-Miss Ann Nor,hrop. upwards of eighty years of age, iew days since walked tFom her residence. in Milford. Conn., to the house ot friend, tn Hamphreyshre. and returned again the same day. having walked distance of twenty six miles, besides knitting, during the visit to the
 etiie,' Two three inches in length of a stocking
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II Hisialss.--A' Ns~ viile, m Cumberland eeunsy, Geoei"l tay1os wss osete eo,as thai he eoaId not make speech. but daring the time the engineer "as tsk'"x in wood and wais'. The old gesiirmsa seated himssl oa the bumper oi the cas- s siloErd the iadsss to kss hia. Thus led Co .sdleseas mis- iASF sAo~y yoahg lady. fancy ying Ike Fsis;sff. s5e kh~w great iash b; lns'inet, seeing . hard laced, s'in bafa oil customer 10 eas eosRsr q the cars, dashaG sfsi impressed sweet ksss ss shas s" s'IFs; 'o be ibs waftiss's cheek, bat tks ss- riFl~nt ct tiss special asor drew baek a esi~ es,s !" Dtsh ssh ntsfak~--isFs isb Gsaesei Tagias. Il Isa GobencT kstnss." Easiea Pal Aygss
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Dsaocraiic Aamtaai,ons n Missse etuseffs.-G-o <. boatwell has been nominated Tor governor. ana Henry W. Cushinan for lieutenant governor, hy tbe democrats Of Massachusetts. There weSe 6a0 dele. gates Ia attendance at the convention Resolutions were adopted in opposition to the extension ol slavery but nctto be made test in the party Efea, harwoay prevailed. there only having been two ot three votes cast adverse to i.s resolutions.
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"What is the matter John '" "Sam hove a Bible at me and hit my head" Wellsyoa are the cniy boy of the family whichthe Bible ever made an inPressioa--efy as long as you please"
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Do~, Jy., Agaia This graphic writer sees through keen pair of specs, for h. reads human nature ike book. and tells his experience last as easy ss the boy knew his iather' Read him on ,he io!hes oi our race:
 "We sinP Pleasure to the skin-iske her cloak trcek, bonnet base snd s--fob her oi every charm
 -aud then say ti~re no such thing as pleasare m the world We exitasuish the torch that Hope holds in her hand, and follow lightning bugs inc a mnd-puddls' By snpeTiaiiye ioIiy. yoa frighten Happiness from your tre-sides, and then say that she has " leit yonf bed aad board without prcsoca- uon.' Thas man makes hiiis 10 fire himself with ciitDbing--prodaees daskness 10 grumbis about creates eofns tO swear st-aad puts difficulties m hiS psh m order tass he may struggle aih theal. Welt my friends, II yOa can't mos, wiihoat tif.l setting ire 10 your shirts all have to say s blaze away-anythlng to give start"
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Cotlou SlaIk cu,isr.

The Rev. Fields Brandshaw, of Cisutos Als. has inveatcrl machine for cutting cottoa aialks We have been shown the model, aad have no doubt oi the practical It has or saoa will be for- warded to Washington for the purpose of obsziaing patent lt eas4ot fail (f 1t answers the design of the Ia. ven'or, and of that havs se doubt1 to bs of ig- c'scniabe advantage 10 the soutern planter in pr. P,r,ng his aHds only tor the cultivation ef thas sta2is, but for s'na graa This machine will hs found by tine planter, when tried, to be great lahos saver.
 This machine w;l do the work of twelve hands or inOrs' and the work will bs twice as well done one machine. therefore. with one hand to manage it. will be worth more than 2i hands Also this machine will cut down the eoison s,ak whilst Rreeu and as It cuts toen od al ti,e ground, or near t. the cotton hekis may bs prepared for sowing small grAi' tn the fail or winter moaths, aad the stalk viii be out Of the way in reaping tho sanse Ose st The great advantages of this maehine eoeaslsts ia 't~ cutting the stalks and limbs Into small plrcss prrpaFing tssB 10 bs ploughed iu. and thas not only be put of the way bal also enrich the land This machine has besa far tried as to plnes ltu success beyond ecatt. Its construction is siupule and the cost very huls compared ts its value
 Eataw (Aia whiR.
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WashiastOn's Marriage. in I759,

We learn that MT. J. B. Stearns, a distinguished artist l1 New York. and lately from Europe has been for days since al Arlington house m this vcniy, engaged in making very beautiful and sue eessiui copies from the original pictures oi toi and Mrs. Washingion-the one the date of l772, by Peae, and others oi 1756. by Wooasou-wiih d view to the painting oi large picture ot " ashing- toms marriage. iound m ihe Curtis collection, snd private memoln oi the fife and character oi W ash Iugion.
 The scene is laid in the ancient parish church ol St. Peter, county of New Kent, colony oi Virginia time, 6lh Of January, I759.
 In the foreground, aud near the altar, appears ihe Rev, Ur. Mossom, the off :ia:ing csTg ymau, in iuil canoncals he Is about o present the marriage ring The bridegroom IS ln a suit of blue and silver, Ined with red stk, embroidered waisteoat, snal clothes gold s4ee and knee buckles, dress sword. and halr in fuii powder The bride in suit ot white sa,in, rich pon-laee rufles, pearl ornaments in hef hair, pearl necklace, ear-rngs and htaceles, white sAiIn htgh-hee,ed shoes with diamond buc kes: she Is attended by group of ladies' in the gorgeous cos tune oi that ancient period Near to ihe bridegroom ia a brilliant group, comprising the Vice Regal Governor of Nifsinio, several Engiish army aud navy officers. then on co!oniai service, wrh the very sLue of Virginia ch,ssry ol the old regilne. The Governor ls Tn suit of scarlet, embroidered with god bag, wig and sword, the gentlemen m tie fashion oi the time.
 Bat among the mos, interesting and picturesque
 
 the celebrated body ser:sut Of Bradd9ck, and hrn of Washington, with whom he ended las oays, sllef a service o. more than lofiy yeas.
 Thls veteran soldier ot the wars of George II forms perfect study in the picture Ills siad aiipg- uated form, and soIiieriy bearing ahd with folded artns and cooked hat m hand respectfully he has approached the hrlriai group. giving touching ,p- terest to Inc whole sceae. He Is in scarlet coal and is booted and spurr-d. having jasI dismoan,ed and reinqalshed the idvorte charger o his chei to a groom.
 Throughth the large iolding doors of ihs charch is seen the od-tashoRsd coach of the bride. drawB by SIX horses; also, the hue Ensiisa charger bequealhed to Washington hy Braddock, after tue fatal field oi the Mouong ahela.
 From inc aecoant of The marriage. banded down irotn those who were present ai lts csiebraiol II appears ihai the bilde and her ladies occuplpd inc coach, whe The provincial eolonr rode hls spleira charger, at'ende, by brilliant eor'rge of lhe gay and gaIlant ot the laud. Saeh was Wa.hiugions nar- nage In l7S9. .3ltsaadfta Ga=ele.
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 IAe D araoaa.- The Mining Journst says. ala. teresiihg as Is this qaren of gems to all sud ntso they are exposed in da1ziiag quantities ia sI our jewellers wiadowsi, Is strange that the art of eat. aag ana polishing d'a'noads is aIsessl aak newm la Lohdon' We may say in Eogiaad We believe that there IS but one iniivdual in London wlla felawa this peculiar arl The Dutch have. for aaes. near. " monopostzed the diamoaii utiias trale of Ea. rope and 50 exper''src they, that an our showing u'e'h rougi, diamond they will tell. le the great. est n'cey what will be its shape whea eat aad d. mest to lhe h1naredlh part of grsia what inc polished gem will wei.l IL follows, therefore. that most of the rough diamonds which eorae to tn's eouniry are ssirs to Holland ie be polished. u'amoha- are iouad al very diff rent celors so ta what k generally believed; not only are .o.no pure eoorless c. .ysiais, but yelowish white aray
 ash gray binetsh gray, yellow, and grevnsh gray, indigo hne passing no red, clove, varioas silades os brown. asparagus, leek, and moaatain green, the riresl of ali 1"
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Weat Sks Said.--- Ceasta Wlts,aas, ,v saia mssrv mscniss"as yoang gfri. e what do yea think heasd FTeny lass say oi yonf" '' l aos'i k"O~--somsthiag good, Aeps. wAst was Ii, csZ4''
 sh~si tell yoa' ssi t's the .rsth--s sszS pssttv giri d'd say som@,1,hg abeai you"
 Mei. tel wbst was
 " 'hAa1 unisss yoa sit give me that annaal that yja bought"
 = We's, ag'eed--yea shall have II; nsw ssn ne.''
 Well aow--dost bush so--shs aaid zee were ngi'es' looking a~n sue rses lad eyes en."
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95- Wbat ir the difference b-tween Noah's Ask aad Josn oi Arsf ons wss Bssds oi Gopher wsed, ihc other M.... of or.sans.
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r. s,-Jost ss our paper is going 10 pres, we learn that several madden ladies about town having hssru oi the ahese affair, have Iain awakr every h'g'' s"ee, tdid sp ia thetr best win a tempt. ing piece of jewery on the nautIepirce. and sha iFont windew Hp. awaiting patiently far ttss safyes Of this modern Paul IlilEeFa ,-- Leu Duily Nssss.
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0UD WDNNa

Otas kinds such Steamboat Btls kliia of E.AlRR fesie,s, it.,sdaissi sl,rfas. nsscr~' sad CaausA- bies blanks. Faaeral and Cetiiton Iioketa Carau. Book aud PAanpislet ir,atisg rAeeatsd with a,aas. aess aaa dispatch, al HaoasFsls prices fsE eash.
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Paul Clifford as lsa,a,,,,

We have doaba has ilSt t is rasltrr dsnaeeepA. bic sud aard te se arcased from ones aap en ,ld. summers atght. sssi see . vshiskerea ssespeFads over yeHr hei wita revolver ia oac snd aad picker" io the other wilile hts cetuesae ss rafn- msg'sg ihraagh t,e wardrobe, anf sa4isaly taraa r"aad, eSeissaiag liitl. ptak that pail H 10 suaf aeA wh'sc prig the tiekerl hHt there was a Ilstle lheisrm ttst Happened on Tsath street the other hght that entirely uske@ the s,iar out of tue tan oi PraPerty~-a sort ef mIagliag of reassmcs nmd robbery,
 itsppsars tha, thc blooming wives sf cannsr Of s's''"eSt'n~a wer~ sleeping together -shsit yaslant mates beiag
 Awsy down the river,
 Oa tfa Uhi-en l4 when they were sOddeRly aroussd hy voice In tlss rooan aud started ap in iheF fSta to discover that ee gent, ct the orer of ,ae Maoa was sssVsas os, the bed side keeping guard while hts aecomplics wsH Peeping tsio the hareaus The srnliaei waa very hen sHd very gsiiaRt--told them aot 10 dis. lnte themselves, lay quiet, &e bul # they lasise. ed ca kicktag np row -why why--tbeve he 'spped the end of hoese pistci laad the ladies of coarse did at ser~stn, and Ike s~nsshlc lsdsas d lay stih A g,ltsat. cosy conversation easard-lm love's low Rotes, Of antlt the seeead ron. Der had eadea his search, when th. ssn,iael srees sqaeeaed the fair hands of the ladies' pres~,a glowing Kiss on ihe lips of Inc farpst made his ex. enses ior iairading upon aad breakine their siaw. hers, and, with gentlemaRly bow and a whtspervd aa Tecotr retired
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-18

Alta meeting If the citizens Of Lynrhblrg. held at
at the Masonic Hall. on Saturday. The 18Th day of Oefo
ber, 1919, pursuant 10 a call made by the Mayer OF the
town,
On motion Of Rev. John Early, Edwin Mathews. Esq.
(Nlayor) was appointed chairman. and.
On motion of DIR. J. V. lI1bson. t. q. Morrison was
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by
the Chairman.
On motion of Gen. q. G. Clay. the ~folloaing pfeam-
BIZ and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
" hereas. The citizens Of lynchhnrg, regards the ap-
preaching Convention to be held al Memphis, with deep
interest, as involving questions al vital Importance To the
future prosperity Of The United States and il is believed
that the action of that bdy should be liberal. enlarged
and national. such as would unite the diversified inter
ests Of our Country. aud enlist all true patriots in n cam-
mon cause and il is deemed ~eNpedient that the to"n
should he represented in that convenlioe, Therefore,
ReSolrcd. That VIM. NJ. Bl1chford, Richard X
Cralle, Esq and Rev. John Eatly. be- appointed dele.
gates to represent the town Of Lynchhurg in The eonven-
ton 10 he held in Memphis, Tennessee. on the 23d inst.
RcSulred. That The Chairman II Ibis meeting be re.
qnested to nifty the Delegates Of their appointment.
Resolved, That the several journals Of the town be re
gnestod TO publish the proceedings ii this meeling.
On motion Of Mr.. Deane ths meeting then adjourned.
EDWIN MATHEWS, Chan.
+. G. MORRISON, Scc'y.
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Virginin

A + Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit SUPERB
"A OF Court Of Law and Ghancery, for the County of Am.
horsi, on Monday the 9th day OF August, 1919.
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff,
against
William II. Camden, William II. Digges, Sheriff OF Mel
son County, AMI as such administrator lie bonis non " it'll the
will annexed OF Austin Wright, decd and Wesley /" Dun
can, Defendants. >
IN tHANCEKY.
The defendant William II. Camde !, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the Act oil
assembly and the Rules of this Court, aud IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that Ii. is not an %inhabitant of this Com
monweath: It's ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here on The first Monday In January next, aud answer the
bill oil the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the town Of Lynch
burg, Ton two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court House Of this county.
A copy-1estc,
Oct 1S-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, CIk.
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COMMUNICATED
TO TIE STREET. COMMITTEE.
+. G. MORRISON, Sec'y.

lbegleaye to call your attention to the FlagginG. which
was lately put down by your directions. On Main
Street, would call your attention to the portion fronting
+. 5. Ihurmau's; also. near DR.. Davenpoti's office, aud
many other places. Also. all The Tagging near Friends
Warehouse, on both sides the alley. believe the Cor
paraton makes the owners Of the property pay for this,
before whose doars il is laid. lfit doe the Street Com
mi:ee ought 10 pay some attention 10 it., fr the pave.
mett is not 81 good as it was before. S me of the stones
seem 10 be merely taken up to be thrown back, without
any addition otsand and they are now more rlekety
than they were before. Al Ffienl's Warehouse The
stone is very thin, and do not believe that any sand
scarcely at all was used. Why is il. tho. that ihele is a
complete monopoly in the business for | believe the work
has been confined mostly to zone, who SO ans TO d. II to suit
himself ? II DOES seem TO me. thai The owners of the pro
perty cluld MT be forced 10 pay for such work al the
rates charged and it would be UNJUST To make them do
So.
would also call your attention To the street. where
the washings Of the street. have been filed up with
sand aud river gravel before the establishment Of une
your committee or council, and the part on The olirr
side Of the alley, where double The travel is done, left al
most Untouched. Please see 10 4 this. and obhge,
A TAXPAYER.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

L~YNCuBURG MARKETS, OCT. II.
Provisions Bacon = to "a; Beef, So To 1 Com Meal
60 10 62l cents.
FolU-Si. loi(.
Uhat-Red S. cents; White 90.
Grnil-Gorn. 40 cts oals2Scents.
tiorfr Seed No denand.
Ubikey-3O Cts.
BccNrar-lS cents.
BuHer-Very dull, 10 TO l23 for No. |.
Brdaij-Apple, none otlefint Peach. none altering
Bar iroi-sS5 assorted aud $50 SO when drawn To
cr.
Co1ee-Rio9 O. t, 10 cents; l.aguira 81 to 10 Java
l24 to -; Mocha 20.
Country LmenS-iow 10 In II; Flax i2l 10 Is.
Cotton Yarns -Salesl51 o 10 cents.
Eedhers-3O To 30 cts.
Ilar Seed Sales 50 cents.
Fish -llerrings. No. /, 81 sos Shad, old s. so
new s 80
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quo'e Is To &c. in demand.
LIlscea Oa-65 to 70 cenis-in demand.
Lmd-Gi.
holasscs-NNes India 50 to 40 cts per gallon \
o. i2to l. cents.
Wdtcr-lMmp, So In S..
Sugars New Orleans6 10 7 cents; Porto Rico 7 toS,
cents; Clarified l2( cents; Loaf II atol2l cents.
Sdk.-Sl 81 a p.
IuLop-9 To o. cents,
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Virgintn.

4 ! Rules held IN the tlrtk's ofirc OF The Circuit superior
~ tault ol Law aud thaneorv, lui the County 1t Amherst,
On Monday the LIST DAY OF October, 1919.
Henry l.W. Canden, " Plaintiff,
against
William II. Camlen. Wesley l.. Dnnrnn. William A.
R,ehesm, administrator ri Thomas fucker, decd; llaitwcll
!. Pryor, William Inrker, Alexander brown, sheriff OF
Nelson count, lianIel \ thectwo God administrator of l.avcn-
der london, decd, who WAS executor NJ Austin WIGHT,
deed, and William ". l,igges, late Sheriff oi Nelson coun-
~, aud as such administration de honis no, with the will an.
neXed OF SAID Austin Wight, deed, Defendants
~ tilANtERN.
The defendant W VILLAIN II. Camden, not having entered
his appearance ard given security according To the Act of As
scmhly and the lulcsoi this Court, aud IT appearing by sal
isiaeiory evidence that he is not N inlnhiinnt OF this Com
monwealth; II - ordered, That Il - aid deien LIANT do appear
here on the first Moiday in January next, ana answer the
bill et the Plaintiff, aud t nj n copy OF this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the town OF INnch-
burg, Ion two months successfully, and posted at the hunt
door oflhe Count House OF tins County.
Acopy-reste,
Oct 1s-w2m ROBERT TINSI4Ey, Clk.
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Xirgiui:l:

A + Rules held in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit SUPERB
IA or Court. Of Law and Chanccry, Tor the County of Am
herst, an Monday the LIST day al October, 1919.
William Davidson, survivor Of himself and Mary &. his
vile, Plaintiff,
against
William II. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan, William A.
Richeson, administrator oil Thomas Tucker, deed. IIartwell
+. Pryor, William Tucker, Alexander Brown, Sheriff Of
Nelson county Daniel \. Ghectwood, administrator of Law
cnder London, decd, who was executor ii Austin W right,
decd and william II. Digges, late sheIinof Nelson comfy,
and as such administrator dc bonis non with the will annex
ed ofsaid Austin Wright, deed, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant William II. Camden, not having entered
his appearance and given security according toiLe Act of As
sembly and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an inhabltant OF this Com
monwealth: II is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here ON the first Monday in January next, and answer The
bill Of the plaintiff; and thai a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the town OF Lynch
burg, for two months successfully, and posted al the front
door Of the Court House of This county.
A copy-1este,
Oct IS-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, CPk.