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\ ATE ACTtARY 90 THE MfCHANfCy fssTl-
IlTUTF has removed he Psieni Assnry Otcs 70 W
Broadway, gnd elA IN future desots The Nho> u
h. lna 70 proearng Patents preparing s'aieuacuis -
eoutrD,efeS pstsut cas@s, specscsnons dfs~inss ~
st.miniax nsw lnseufl0us and furnishing DfofDsuon W
nverios. and Ohsrsln mechanical snd bssfscnras oge
rsuons Fs.s nodefas. and ne srctsst fsssl of Ne
etefess " Inventors Always presorsed mfie s%e~
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~ Look cut Tor ,oar Heads '-Ihus" Who
have fnr fasfe fl appreciate IHse VIII recognize In tht
syie ~ hsirclfru4 graciic- si MEuHussr Hs,sDs y
NtIra-anr, something unusually graceful Tho siys 81
sfs the contour uf the face Anf men here are
oclran brushes Tor every customer What lukufyi
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

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ss copies Two Cents Mail subscr pers % ~, ~. month.
snntn IN advance. Subscriptions 80 ADVANCE required
=. exchange. with Country sishep nan shoss
received at thi. Office whose ,stn. .sy d'serence
Of Ine Ir,osne e , scd This paper appear oo'h IN
tbs Morning and Evening hdi'o"'
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~ >otire.-LJrrSfHs I've sri Esr Institution ~
Hld.11 sffDr le .c~nufc treatment of 81 t."s.c. n'
fls eye and esr fie lays uf attendance Ur the rfe
be- every saturday ana Sunday FROM In ne morurg anu
a. night NJ attendance sny other day. uysi w.
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4 REsPEtTtHtf v Protestant Y,ang wcnsn v .b~.
IA situation In srncs isInl chsutertrsid .sn
era house s~ener Il good washer ant ifonsf Nosi
unesc.pnonsh.e rcirfsnec. gieun cal 81 ~ wsh
rf.i IN me bovisiofe 70, q ri
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~ N"irr-t are in-fhutr-. va lAll receives
panrris t fUuilHlI riY rsisustneni - Lathisi
dpof from 81 Iuhls fsrk and al Oyster Bay, L. Hr
has also competent sssstants lf outdoor prscuc- Con
-utNuon.. vshrI or by letter. - my& In
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- Wigs. Wigs WiH-.-Cinfeu. snd susnf~fs
se Informed mat fa largest cheapest and best assortment
of WIGS hsflgs uuper-. hrsi- of lcng hair ADD ph-
ornamental haris fo hr f1und ~ MsDnussr tirsEDs
a. N.trr-lsnr The trade supplied nyf. Up
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TrrAs.-D,ncnIl,e. Lelreen Ne CaI.fernia Z

The beet. safest and cheapest way De- by the way oi
Chacres and Panama, which VIII cost about $50.
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WANTS.

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viii hef. lf 81 nouns ODD az ~c.a - ss.sf.f ~A
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NNrA<TEp-Ry re.p~csN.e frc~ssnt war 90
w uan. . srasfcn s chsniherusid >nf rarss - 80
Asft rhsn,ersofs s14 Instruct eaidrru 10 Fnsash Cr
rrosincs good refrr--ce irS1lre ic 0resn-ichs 20
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n il iusfrl1 OF d. ucuca
Hlbeu Corp4s a 'sd named William Weaver, who
hai snfer.i tie navy deserted vas rscapHnf, li.d
hr1 f lo Oa hahes- curls end I. lsclafFe demanded
On tic ground VI minority. be wac liseaarsel
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20 0n n ade. sni srutem~u to ls extensive assofi
n.rr ~ stras 1Ood. .atabl- f0f genus, Yp1pf srns
.laff. tly. snl .afanls Al.0 bask, Nhte, dfaD an
r..r beavers. eas- Nee Psrs mOls-ssn and "a tss
49, .fy- ~ cloth s1d utbef cap. myll ho-
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1 wanted thi. day. to .el shlNNkRs hesp fsflcs
iirus The h gtrsf allowed, far ty
ne n0nfh afg~ siock rf Hcsicr wcfA. nn hsra snl
i,r very io~ rraycllng AGENTS Vii 40 se io ca
~ daY. a ShlNNfNs Nes lok Brandt ufee. -
Rrosdssy rGom Ne 4 sp stairs uYtl iu'
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uEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

4. ,nbIisbed eveTy y Heo1e''1IF "II -. '
Sree . per sunun Two oop'e' 'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
From the HoricuIturist.
CULTIVATION OF NATIVE GRAPE.

CULlH AXIOM Or Ma Iil f. GRAPES.
think very few OF the thousands who cultivate the
Isabella and Caawba grapes, in Middle States are
aware how much the size and quantity of the fruit i'm
proved By high culture.
have four Isabella vines, which have given me for
TWO years paS, fruit nearly large those Of the Black
Hamburg, and Of every fine flavor. Perhaps it may
please of your readers to know the treatment they
Haze received.
They stand in border, twelve feet wide by thirty
tret bag. prepare this border by throwing out all the
sod and subsoll TO e depth of three feet The bottom
was then filed up with stones, mixed with half lime
rubbish (from the walls of an old house, one foot in
depth. Throwing away all the subsoll, then mixed
with the good soil ten cart lads of stable manure and
Two barrels of bone DUST and load Of leached ash
With these all incorporated together. the border
made complete by filling up the remaining feet upon
the stones and lime rubbish in the bottom
The vines planted six feet apart, and trained
upright trelIs
1t was astonlshed at the gigantic shoots which they
made the second and third years. The shoots some
4" them twenty four feet long. and thick as my humb
pursue The simple spur mode of pruning, and obtain
regular ard heavy crops Some uf the punches weighed
pound and quarter last years and the berries were
large that many persons who the fruit would scarce
iy blieve /, was the variety the common Isabel
Ia grape So much for the effects Of high cutrre.
An AMATEUR.
.Ne,c York, December 1913.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
AGRICUL TURAL.
From the Southern Planter.
SIGNS OF 4 POOR FARMER.

a
He grazes his moving land late in the spring. Some
Of his cows much past their prime. tie neglected
to keep the dung and ground from the sis of his build
ing. He and plants his land till is exhausted.
hee he thinks Of manurng. He keeps too much stock,
and many Of them unruly. He has place for moth
ing. and nothing in lis place. If he wants chsel
hammer, he cauaot ind it. He seldom does any thing
in stormy weather. in evening. You will often,
perhaps, hear If his being the bar room, talking Of
hard times Although he has been a piece Of land
twenty years. ask him for rated apples. and he will tell
you he could not raise lem for he had any luck
His Incidence and carelesSness subject him many
dents. He loses cider for want Of hoop. His plough
breaks in his bury in his seed in season, because
II not housed and in harvest, when he work
distant part of his farm the hogs break into his gar
dend for want OF small repair in his fence. He always
feels IN hurry, yet in his busiest day he will stop and
talk TIL he has weared your patience. He is seldom
neat in his person. and generally late at public worship
His children are late al school, and their books torn
and dirty He has enterprise, and is sure have no
money; or. lie have it, makes great sacrifices to
get il and as he is slack in his payments, and buys al
together credit, he purchases every thing at dear
rate. iun will see the smoke come of his chimney
long after day light in winter His horse stable is not
daily ceansed his horse curried -Roards shingles.
aud capboards be seen off his buildings month a
Ter month. without being replaced and his windows
iu ot rags He feeds his hogs and horses with whole
grain. Ii the lambs die, The wool off his sheep,
he does not think il is for of or feed. lie is
generillya great borrower He is poor husband, a
poor father, poor neghb poor citizen and poor
Christina Baltimore Farmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

OF winter and haul ard spread the wagon in Feb
mary or March. and etii remain till planting time hen
harrow The land and lay off with iwohorse scoop plough
with coulter the point, vi the hoe the cor
will get enough Of the manure make good crop By
The time youE ready IL seed wheat the manure is
ne and enough lrft for that cfp besides good stand OF
ciover and grass. Tof-dressing keeps the land moist,
warm, and FINN washing
0ae word etching as this may be the las, shall
write, 10 passing. Ia the country ! see hundreds Of
Of land OF no value for the Of dry ditch Oh
the ou,sdes If is next to The wood land BY cutting
ditch fifteen inches WIDE and fifteen twenty deep. the
land will bring good ~heai as snf part OF the
field.
am &c. L. l..
.7LemarIe Feb. 20, 1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
.Ne,c York, December, 1913.
From the Southern Planter.


Farmers are not generally that seed should
be saved from stalks which have been stripped of
their leaves. A little reflection will convince any one
that II Is only such be said have arrived
al Election The leaves Of corn. il is well known per
'ru the same part in the economy of that plant that the
lungs do In economy OF the human bJdv-breathng
speak the aH, and assmllaing rejecting its elements
when dec"apred. sccordng they are not neces-
say for lis Accordingly when the leaves are strip
pei Tor fudder the plant dies and as the process
stripping always commenced before the COIN is perfect
~ ~ u csuFse cannot possess lis full strength. and
when planted next season, fa in produc;iveaess
when compared with that which has been suffered 10
c'Rae II perfection. These simple, but scientific
facts, hcE cannot be efuied and should be borne in
mlnd and acted upon BY all farmers. who have regard
'or Their Interests, or take pride in their avucaon-
The quantity OF required for seed should always be
saved in the way have described and the few
dies Of fiddler which the farmers will lose by IT, will be
paid fa thousand times by the superior quail
~ and quantity Of his next years crop.-.Iogoh Bea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
From The Southern PLaafcr.

w AL OIh phC Do ~ CIfECT.
1t was IN the latter part Of wnter Of my flock was
taken sick, and became week could raise without
being lifted lsuppused is alment to be the grub in the
head and knowing snmefhing Of The virtue Of faxsee
oil, resolved to try an expert uent on it. | laid the
sheep on It's umP or rather on its back, with lis
little lnclining backwards, and poured in near table
spoonful If the above OIL part in each nostr The next
morning the sheep was able 10 get upand with the
Of the flock and speedily recovered AT er that and
while kept Sheep when discovered any Of them snot-
ynosed and coughing Gan indication ofthe grub,) put
little oil in their noses, above, and they became
clean and healthy. do remember that failed in
instance. Some Of my ngboTs also received benefit
by the above process.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

COSTUME HILL.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
WIOLES.4LE AND RE1.4IL.
IN hand and for SALE the largest and best
~ SPRING and SJ.MNER CLOTHING. at prices
very much reduced
COATS
Coats Of every variety embracing all the latest styles and
Of improved cut and make, from Is 9 g. A,
s, $40, and upwards
PANTALOONS.
Pantaoons Of all kinds from IS So Is, 2, 50,
and also very fashionable STYLE the amartne stripe, low
as 3, 8 so, Si, and upwards
VESTS.
Vests Of every variety comprising silk satin cashmere
So and upwards
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always hand the largest and best assortment OF BOYS
Clothing offer ed in this city
splendid assortment Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
OF the best make together with large and handsome varie
ty Of silk and marsees vestngs, which will be made up
order the best cent less than the
ed prices and in all neat and beautiful fit guaranteed
AT COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
H. II. COLE.
Attached the above one Of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
every variety and make prices which fail please
one wishing to purchase. sy.ONE PRICE ONLY -
Baltimore, Md, April 2-wiy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
From the Southern Planter.

-Hr. Edltor.-Our friend Nv A. S" wishes TO
Know how he get rid Of sassaffas. 1t he will grub
his pasture field all he year he pastures III. last Of
May or the first Of June tina; is the time the sar
a. up the will rot, most Of Them Cutting may
do.
Mr. Editor. | do not know much. but do think
subscriber the mode Of applying manure p cofn land
i'll no. d. with Us. have made trial IF his II h.
Or any one will take che axe Of land, Fl ugh in the f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
PDNTTCNI,:
MAN AND WOMAN.

Warrior whose image on thy tomb.
With shield ard crest& head
Sleeps Proudly in the purple gloom
Rs the Stand window sned,
The records ofthy name and race
Have faded from the stone.
Ietthrough cloud Of wears trace
What thog hast been and done
banner from its flashing spear
Flung eat Der many a fight,
war-cry ringing far and clear,
And strong 10 turn the fieht;
An arm FRAT bravcly bore the lance,
Oh for the holy shrine,
naughty heart and kingly glance
Chief were net these things thine
A lofty place where leaders safe
Around the council board;
In festive halls a chair OF state,
Nh, the klo,i-red wine was pour'd;
Ana1nc that drew prouder tone
From herald, harp and bard;
Surely these things ali thinc own,
So hadst thou thy reward
Woman. whose sculptured form at rest
BY the arTn'd knight is laid.
With meek hands folded DER thy b-cast
In matron robes arrayed;
What thy tale oh, gentle mate
OF him the bold and free,
Bound unto his victorious fate,
What bard hath sung Of thee
He wood bright and burning star,
Thine the void, the gloom,
The straining eye that FOLLOWED far
His oft-receding plume;
The heart-sick listening while his steed
Sent echoes on the breeze,
The pang-but when did fame take heed
OF gricfs obscure these
Thy silent and secluded hours,
Through MANY a lonely day,
While bending DER thy broider'd flowers,
With spirit far away,
Thy weeping midnight prayers for him
Who fought on Syrian plains;
Thy watchings till the torch grew DIM
These fill minstrel strains.
A sill sad life was thine long years,
" it'll tasks unguerdoned frausht,
Deep, quiet love- submissive tears,
Eigils Of anxious thought,
Prayers at the cross in iervor poured
Aims the pilgrms given;
happy, happier than thy lord,
In that lone path to heaven
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
Fresh Garden seed.

TIME subscriber Just received his Spring supply Of
Garden Seed which embraces every variety Of seed
ally wanted in this market They directly from Lam,
deth of Phadel hla and paronted fresh and genuine
Descriptive catalogues, with instructions for planting and
cutivaton furnished gratis, on application to
Fsb Its JOHN II SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

Large Stock Of Spring Goods.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
No. 2I3 Market Street, Baltimore.
HAMIL TON EA Il E IL Il Co.
INVITE the attention of Wholesale and Retail buyers
their splendid stock of Spring Goods much the largest
Batmore embracing carcles in every department Of
the trade, including
SILK GOODS.
Coored and black dress silks satin de chimes; bonns silks
and atin black watered and satin striped and plaid silks
modes; orences best styles rich usted plain black silks.
DRESS GOODS
In variety OF and fashionable unequal
led assortment
MOURNING GOODS.
Every requisite fabic and material for mourning
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEP ING ARTI-
Giles.
In this department have every article that can be
qred by families; sheetings; quilts; pillow linens danasks
diapers napkins towellng; curtain goods anns blankets
piano and table endless Variety all our hirtng lin
and linen goods of our importation and 'caran
ed pure Flar.
GinghanaS Chut-es. La,cns and Prints; Stacls, Han
t,ilas Tises, SC.
full supply of all the that fashionable in de-
HOSIERY and GLOVES Of all kinds
EMBROIDERIES.
Apendid stock Of lace capes, collars, cuffs sleeves, &c
muslin COLLARS hcnld and embroidered linen cambria
hanks aces cdgngs; inserngs aconet and swiss edg
ings and nserngs Infants embroidered rocks and waists
and needle work goods OF all kinds.
WHITE MUSLIN GOODS.
In cambria book accnc swiss, null, nansook, &c. lin
plain, plaid and stripes, linen cambria long lawn &C.
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS
And articles generally for servants of fabrics
ALSO, complete assortment Of cloths, cassimeres,
tngs crava scar pocket hdkf gloves, suspenders and
Merchant Ialors' goods and trimmings
In inviting examination and comparison Of goods and
prices with other establishments intend offer
Inducements for Wholesale and Retail purchasers deal
with large amount of business done bn
extensive, whilst have unusual advantages BY
original packages with experience 30
the trade during which time have yearly increased
business selling only such goods proved satisfactory
customers both durability Of fabrc and astness coors
On all goods ''te oacest price is mared," will
be asked less taken under any circumstances, this
feature of business enables all parties to buy the lowest
prices.
April 2-w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
Ntores Stores i! Stores!
John G. Mechanism,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

John G. McClanahan,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, Va,
] AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took Of
Goods, lately purchased low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz:
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
25 do Old Java do, very superior,
80 hhds NO, P R. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails
80 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls. Tanners Oil, (bes quaty)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
IS reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Iallow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
90 boxes Tea,
chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh
Shad, Nackerel, Herrings and Roe Herrings,
LIQU OIeS,
60 bbls Rectfed and Mountain Whiskey
% do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, (very supe-
ror,)
Madeira and Sherry Wine. (best quaIity,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga. Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
&C NJ MIS- SION USI.NESS.
My prompt personal attention given TO consIgnmens
FLOUR, WHEAT, TOBACCO, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce Also, TO receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
j A MES G ARLAND

---- n J n NJ Z U Il L n N D
VILLA M M. CABELL,
HAVE united in the practice of Law, and will reg
i Il ularly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst. Appomatox. Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg Virginia. t.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court of Appeals.
Oct l9--tf r--- .u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
March Swim d. KODEs, Clerk.

VIRGINIA: At Rules holden in the Clerks Oie of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town OF Lynchburg, on the 9TH day of March, 1919.
William ii. Morgan, James W Morgan r Ann F.. Nor
gan and Alexander NJ Morgan the last three infant children
and heirs at law of James W. Morgan decd BY the
SAID lam ii Morgan their uncle and friend, plths
against
GeoIge Pollard William Radford and Hector Harris, Ex
ecuois OF Richard Walker decd, Samuel Nowlin, Samuel
Hannah Thomas O. Acree, Caroline +. r. Morgan admins
uatrix with the will annexed of VIM Morgan decd and
Charles l. Mosby, of Thomas A. Hocombe, late
Marshal of the Lynchburg District, DEBTS.
The Defendant George Pollard, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of As
semby and the Rules Of this Court, and appearing BY sat
isfactory evidence, that he is this
try 1t ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the first day ofthe and the bill the plain
t; and that copy this order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper printed in the town o Tor two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door Of tho
court house in sand town. -r '.s.r'I tf"
- Copy-Testc,
March l5-wam d. ROBES, CPk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
NOTICE..

'iE copartnerhp heretofore existing under the style of
L :. GUtHENiEIMER * BROTHER, has been dis
lived by the death OF the partner 1t is important
that The of that firm be speedily
drgned will therefore earnestly call all persons indebted
them forward without delay and settle up their
vera debts, and all persons having claims the firm
desired to present them for payment.
n. GUGGENHEIMER
Surviving partner OF S. GugsenheimeI Bro.
Dec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
NOTICE.

HE subscriber, living Newcastle, Boetour county,
/ Va wishes to employ BAROUCHE AND WAGON
MAKER:-Also a GOOD BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
April 1876 A. J. ELMORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07
April 23-w2m JNO. r. STEPTOE, c. E.. c.

VIRGINIA--At Ruleshoden in the Clerks Office the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the
Town of l-ynchburg, the 5th day Of March, 1879
CALVIN late, Alice MurreQ and Harriet Tate, Plis
against
Lucy Tate Samuel Garland admor dc bonis Of Caleb
TAFT dec ID, Grief B. Tate,In his right and admnsra
tor OF Edmund w Tate deed, Claiborne Deison, Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas Hoy and Paulna his
wife, Charles w DeIson (ustavus Deson and Augusta NJ
Deison. Defts
The defendants Grief B. Tate, Claiborne Dcison
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas ioyle and Pauna
wife, Charles W. Deison, Gustavus Deson and Augusta NJ
es"n not having entered their and
ry according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this country ordered, That the
SAID defendants do appear here The first day of the next
term and answer the original and amended bill of the PLAIN
ts, and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper printed in the town of Lynchbug for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door the court
house, in the said town.
4 Copy-Teste,
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
county court of Bedford the ID day of April 1919.
James v Cobbs PtlatF
against
Granville L. Feazc Jacob A. IIaney and Susan his wife,
formerly Susan Feazel John n Feazel, William n Feaze
James f. Martin, administrator Of Nancy Martin deceased
William Woltz and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Fcaza
Sarah Feazc and Oliver Feazel, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Granville l.. Fcaze, John ~ Feazel,
William N Feazcl and Oliver Feaze having entered
their appearance and given security according the OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court and appearing
sfacory evidence that they not inhabitants this Com
monwealh ordered that the said defendants do appear
before the Justices of this court at the courthouse Of this
county the fourth Monday in June and the
plaintiff bill and hata copy OF this order be forthwith
serted in newspaper published in the Of Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door oil the courthouse OF this county
copy-Teate,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-07

ROSS CAST IRON. MILLS
THE subscribers have just received four Of Ross Cast
Iron Corn Mills, which offering accommoda-
ting terms We would simply say recommendation of this
Mill, that farmer miller who has sufficient
turn ought to be without it. 1t is very simple,
cheap useful machine and has failed please where
has been tried.
MaIch1-ts LACY & GARLAND.