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RULES INRAISING POULTRY

RULES IL RAISING POULTRY.
|. All young chickens, ducks and turkeys, should
be kept covered Of The weather, during rainy
sons.
2. Twice thrice week pepper shallots shives or
gaIc should be mixed up with Their food.
). small lump Of assaoe tIa should be placed in the
pan in which their water is given them to drink
4. Whenever they manifest disease, by the dropping Of
The wings any other outward sim Of i'll health little
assaniida, broken into small Jumps, should be mixed
with their food.
.. Chickens which Ike from the dgng4lill while
Young seldom have the gapes therefore should be the
subject Of those who have the charge Of hem,
fine the hens to prelude their young from The range of
barn or stable yard
g. Should any Of the chickens have the gapes; mix up
small portions If asaGda, rhubarb and pepper in fresh
butter, and give each chicken as much Of the mixture
as will enpon one halt the bow Of small teaspoon.
Z. For the pip, the following treatment is judicious
Take off the nduraed covering the point of the tongue,
and give, twice day, for three days, piece
of garlic the sizeofa pea If garlic be obtained,
onion shallut or shlves will answer and if neither Of
these be convenient two grains Of black pepper, to be
given in fresh batter, will answer.
s. For the snu6es the same remedies as FIR the gap3s
will be found highly curative; bit in addition to hem it
viii be necessary melt little assafo ida in fresh but
er and rub the chicken about the nstnls taking care
clean them
9. Grown up ducks are sometimes taken off rapidly by
cnyusous II such eases, four drops Of rhubarb and
four grains Of cayenne pepper mixed in fresh butter should
be administered Last year lost several by ills dis
ease, and this year the symptoms manifesto ell them
selves among them; but arrested the malady without
losing single duck by dose Of the above medicine
such Were i'll. One of the ducks was at the time per
a>Zpd, but was thus saved.-Sticcted
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Virginia.:

Virginia.:
rules held in the Clerks office Of the circuit superior
"A court of law and chanccy for the county Of Halifax in
the month of June, 1919.
'hlchard Edmundson Plaintiff
against
Howell Chastain McIaney ITubbards Islam II Britton
and William Wauhop, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant William Wanhop not having made his
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not inabtant OF this Commonwe ah II ordered that the
said defendant VIM auhop do appear on the first da
OF September term next and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Nginan Tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door Of the Court House of this county.
Copv-reste,
June 2l-w2m WILLIAM HOLT, Clerk
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From The Southern Planfer.
INDIAN CORN IN ENGLAND

IA
Much has been said and great expectations excited in
regard 10 the export of Indian corn and meal from this
country to Britain The favor with which the article has
been received IN the markets Of that country has been
various, owing to the condition in which it has arrived
there Large quantities first sent over ia bulk
without any preparation by artificial drying A larue
proportion OF this was much injured by fermenta on
ihcse acquainted with the transportation of Indian corn
KNOW how difficult II Is 10 bring it in its natural Stale
from me inferior OF our country 10 the sea hard without
us heating and becoming musty and sour The exfeD-
nal ceatlhg OF the grain readily admits the absorption of
tnssue, which is followed oy more rless decom
Position.
: 10 remedy these difficulties kiln-dryinp on varous
plans was resorted TO- Large quantities of meal fpn
kn-dTled corn, have been exported But this in many
instances, has not proved well Il has been iniured IL
dying-has In insa nces been burnt and noron If
dis nWtEiilVe properties destroyed.
For these reasons, the Of the article in Fnoland
either as ood io man or BEAST has been comparatively
limited.
At late meeting Of the Council of the ROYAL Aurienl-
sual Society. this subject spoken of by Mr.. keene
lie advocated the culture in the southern Counties O,
England of and early variety Indian corn
ihe Forty -day NaIze, from its beginning 10 show its
Hover In about forty days from the time of planting In
the course of his remarks, Mr. Is alluded 10 The oppos
eon OF the laborng classes Of Eng land TO the use Of In
dian corn winch he thought owing 10 the inferior
quality OF the grain. He had he said sought in vain ir
the London market for moderately fair sampe Of
fndlan corn -four. al is all slowed and higIred to en-
able 10 bear the voyage, and the le is taken out Of it.
rendering ii almost inseDse the action Of Yeast and
harred by the drying process thai il remains
gritty and hard resisting every kind of cooking more par
ticularly baking"
We should like ~ know wha SUCCESS has attended The
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RY virtue of the authority, vested in me by deed of
- Trust, eXecuedby John Nj Price and wife, bearing
date the hday Of July 1916 and olrecord in The Clerk
Office Of Botctourt, Roanoke md Montgomery counties,
offer to sell, privately, that portion of the
"BENT MOUNTAIN"
T r L 0 7 l. A d,
which remains unsod, consisting of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
F.4LU,3BLE LAND. /;
The said Tract is situated in the counties of Montgomery
and Floyd embraces within boundaries much valuable
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole oitIs well adapted to he growth Of Grass,
to thecultvaton Of roots potatoes urnps beets, Sc Sc
Topersons wishing to purchase stock farms for rearing
cattle, horses, mules orsheep cannot too highly recommend
the land offer Tor sale know of such range for
stock the Bent Mountain. The extreme healthness of
the place proverba and there desirable place
for a summer residence.
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing will address
John NJ Price the undersigned, Fncaste. Mr.. Price
will be Away to accompany persons who wshto
the lands. Mr. Shngs, who lives the place, will
take pleasure showing the land. Terms of sale will be
made known by Mr. Price, the undersigned, and Will
endeavo make them agreeable persons wishing buy
ALEX. p. ESKRIDGE,
June S-wts Surviving Trustee.
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VirSinia:

virginia.:
I rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, Bedford county, the
4th day of June, 1919.
James Lancaster, Plaintiff,
against
James Anthony and William 4. Anthony, Defendants.
IN CHANCFRY
The defendant James Anthony, not wing entered his APP
and given security according Assembly
and the rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is inhabant Of this Commonwealth
Is ordered that the said defendant James Anthony do
pear before the Judge OF the said Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery holden for Bedford county, the court
house thereof the first day OF September next and
the bill of the plaintiff and that this order inserted
newspaper published in the town of Iynchbug, for
two months successvey and posted the door Of the
courthouse Of this county court day.
Acopy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, elk.
June 7-w2m
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export Of meal prepared Mr.. SlaGds plan Of
s;eam-dying We have been inclined believe that this
process would uhyiae Of the objections above
TONED. andha II would accomplish the object of drying
Sufficiently tor safe transportation without nJuriousy at
tecng the grain. We have used meal which had passed
through this process, and than year old which
Was nearly good for all culinary purposes, as any
meal saw. The. life" is not taken out of ;"
IS proved by the fact that gain which has been through
the machine will vegetaie as well that which has
mt
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Sugar. MOLlxSSeS, q

Sugar, .NOLMSSeS, SC.
IN HHDS. n. 0. Sugar, part prime,
lO 5 do do Moasses,
10000 lbs family cured Bacon,
$50 pairs heavy Brogans, fd Canallers,
1000 lbs MAYORS Cast Steel from J9uare and ectagor
to inches,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
Is do Dupont's Rife do
tons Viewers Iron, assorted,
25 do Tredegar, all sizes,
1000 lbs. mass and stick Liquorice, best brands,
$500 do StuaIt's Loaf Sugar,
1000 do crushed and powdered do
GROUND and LUMP PLASTER, Tor sale BY
April Its GEO. BAGBY.
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PONYTUNlI,o
WRITTEN AT MY MOTHERS GRAVE.
by C. y. PRENTICE.

by G. y. PRENTICE.
The trembling dew drops L1l
Upon the shutting flowers like souls at rest,
The stars shine gloriously-and al,
Save me, is bcst.
Mother love thy grave
The violet, with its blossoms bIue and mild,
Wave DER thy head-when shall it wave
Above thy shild'
'Tis sweet fower-yct must
Its bright leaves to the coming tempest bow
Bear mether-'tis thy cm5lem-dust
Is on thy brow.
And | could love 10 die
To leave untastcd lne's dark, bitter streams
By thee, as erect in childhood lie,
And share thy dreams
And must lingerhere,
To stain the plumage of my siiless years,
And mourn the hopes Of childhood dear
With bitter tears.
Ay-must linger here, -.
lonely branch upon blasted tree,
Whose last frail leaf, untimely seress
Went down with thee
Oft from LIES withered shore,
In still Communion with the past i turn,
And muse on thee, the only flower
In memory's
And when the evening pale
Bows like mourner on the dim, blue wave,
stay to hear the nightwinds wall
Around thy grave.
Where is thy spirit fown'
gaze above-thy look Is imaged there
listen-and thy gentle tone
Is on the air.
oh come-whilst here press
My brow upon thy grave and in those mild
And thrilling tones oftenderness,
Bless, bless thy child
Yes, bless thy weeping child,
And ser thine urn-Religion's hottest shrine
oh give his spirit undefled
Toblcnd with thine.
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commissioners No,;a

A II circuit superior court of law and cbanc'
16 ana nsa Tor Franklin county, at the court bu continued
io.n DAY May, 1919 uSe, on The
Moses G. Greer, William w Greer anlJ,l
against flaintGs,'
Samuel w. Greer, WeatherstonS Greer. ~,
ner, Daniel Noble and Nancy his wife, Sarah r We Wan.
James Greer, and George Greer, he .sh and
IN CHANCERY J''aatts.
on the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel tho ~
appoint Robert A. Scott guariin ad Item to liza doth
PENDANTS James Greer and George Greer to rht de-
rights IN tins sut-And therefore this cause can Their
'y 70 DC heard by consent of the said infant ts
their sand guardian, the bill of the plaintiff tho BY
the said infant defendants the order OF pubrar
TINS cause on the 4th day Of January, lSl9 agan
sent defendant, Wcatherson S. Greer which ,re ab-
have been duly published in the prescribed @ to
against absent defendants, and the subpnas ayard law
cause on the 81 day OF January, 1919, against the Gs
PENDANTS, and was argued by counsel Upon .nc de-
whereof the court taking the said bill for confessed ~ on
the defendants except the said infants doth adiudo all
anddsree that the plaintiff, Moses c. Greer ler
OF Moses Greer deceased do render account Of MI III
lstratlon OF the estate oil ms interstate, bere of M
missoner Of this court-and the court doth further Va
order and decree, that the Commissioner al ri
account OF the advancemens made by the said Moses an
deceased in his life time to such OF his children and
and distributes, upon due service Of notice Shall %
bring their advaneemcnts into hotch pot and parct y
the distribution of his estate-and that the same
er do also take account of the Of money ybirb
the children of the said Moses Greer deed may h,y ..
dcbed to him at the tine of his death-also an acc
su- debts as the said ntestate have be bound "a
for any OF his children at the time of his death and M
same Commissioner 10 also take Of the ous
debts against the estate of the said Moses Greer ec1
may remain unpaid at the time of such repo-and btl
Commissioners hereby directed to examine, state and
the said accounts and make report thereof to this
with any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent bv nj
self or required by the parties to be stated. ~
A copy-Teste,
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SPLENDID SKY LIGHT ELECTRO DAGUERRO7YPES.


TNHE begs call the attention Of the
completed and furnished good style, with improved
constructed graduate the light any degree
to perfect likeness.
Mr.. w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process Of making Daguerreoypes is
bed get the action of Light the subject almost
y, catch the most vivid expressions of infancy
This is great desderatum, does away with the here
oiorelong and tedious sitting which rendered it almost
possible TO keep the mobility of features These Lienesscs
far superior point of beauty and cke expression
any heretofore prouced the colours permanently pre-
served, and the picture can be seen i'll any light.
Mr. W. would beg leave to say that he of the first
to fit Tor Daguerrean purposes and bengone othe
first that introduced the profession this country and his
both North and South particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk where hehas received almost unlimited
the last six years which has enabled him employ constant
y thirteen and he is taking annually from iv
to six thousand Lenesse, which he deems sufficient guar
antee of the superiority of his Daguereoypes.
Particular attention paid the taking of keneses Of infant
Children, Colpscs copying of Paintings Daguerreotypes Sc
Great Depot of Daguerreotype Materials the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New Yorll prices.
call most respectfully solicited, whether sit for
likeness not. j. Fl. WIiIrEH URSr, Proprietor
Call east side Main street. few doors above Franklin o-
tel Lynchburg; H. Main street, Richmond; South Main
street. Norfolk and West Sycamore street Petersburg
p. S-Mr. w. respectfully offers Premium, to any Da-
guerreotypes no will produce advertisement purport-
ing to make Daguerreoypes by the ELECTRO C.4LT.7-
NC PROCESS, prior to his own, in September last.
December It's
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VIrginiI:

+ rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bedford county, the
4th day Of June, 1919.
Henry Davis, Plaintiff
against
Pauus F. HARRISON Richard P. Harrison, Richard T.
Rucker and Sophia l.. his wife, formerly Sophia L. IIa
SOM defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Pauus f. Harrison, not having entered
appearance and given security according to the of As
semby and the rules OF this court, and it appearing BY salts
factory evidence that he nabtan of this Common
wealth: is ordered that the said defendant, Pauus f.
HARRISON do appear before the Judge Of the said Circuit
peror Court of Law and Chancey holden for Bedford
at the courthouse thereof the first day Of September
term next, and answer tue bill OF the plaintiff and that this
order be inserted newspaper published in the
Of vncburg for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county day.
copy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, CFk.
June 7-w2m
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John G.. McClanahan,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, w.
d AN now receiving my Spring and Summer tock of
Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz:
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
= do Old Java do, very superior,
80 hhds n o. p r. and ST. Crox Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and b5ls Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls Tanners Oil. ibest quality,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
p reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rife Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
90 boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh,
Shad, Mackerel, Herrngs and Roe Herrines,
Lie UOEsS,
60 bbls Rectifed and Mountain Whisky,
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
IL do Imitation French Brandy
FRENCH and Pale Champagne Brandy, fvery supe-
rior,1 =
Madeira and Sherry Wine, Chest quaity,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other arcles
IN MIS- SIO.N USINESS.
My prompt personal attention given to consignments o.
Flour, WHEAT, ToBAcco, Bacon and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayaue
May Its JOHN G. NIcClANAHAN
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Large Stock Of Spring Goods.
ONE PRICE ONLY

c. r rood.
Ao16C OtVCh VI OPIAA 0Vou0'
ONE PRICE ONLY.
No. oI3 Market Street Baltimore.
uAvuUITON ~STER 4 Co
rNyrrr ~ ...o.; s WI, ,.,1s ra pat,;l buvars ~
| 49, s;d 80. t So ca ln,n.h ia IaIrrest II
D it IL P n -, ops - $500 =; - a an ~
tbtad in.in5;n " IVY
'o
SILK GOODS.
Colored and black dress Silks satin de Chimes bonns silks
and satns black watered and satin striped and plaid silks
nodes orences and best styles rich lustred plain black silks
DRESS GOODS
In Of and f. b;on.hle STYLES an uneou,l
| lea ,ssortnment
! ,IO,fpNINr, coODC
r. III ~ = -, 80 o cIr
~! i ~ " anu ~ W s
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING ARIl-
| Giles
In this department we have every article that can he re-
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ed Life be sustained without it. 1t IS thrown off
from the blood and other juices the body and dposes, by
this means, of nearly all the impurities within The blood
by this only, works itself pure
Would you give phySc to NUSTOP the pores Or
would apply something that would do this upon the
face where the obstruction actually exists oud not this
be common sense' And yet know of nophysician who
makes any external application effect it. The reason
sign that medicine within their knowledge is capable of
doing Under these circumstances to physicians
and all others preparation that has this power in tsfu
is .Wc.Asters .fealing Ointment, or the
U0ridS SuUe 1t has POWER to restore perspiraon on
the head around old sores upon the chest,
short upon part the body whether diseased slightly or
severely. When the perspration is estored ii has PO NER
penetrate the lungs liver any other part the human
system, and upon them, If they be diseased as to
separate the irritating morbid PARTICLES theretrom and
pei them % the snrf2re.
1t has POTTER to all externa sores, scroulons hui
skin diseases poisonous wounds, to discharge their pu
trid matter and then heals them
1t Is RE NEEDY that sweeps off the whole catalogue OF
disorders and the entire cucle to its heal
thy functions.
Ii is REMEDY that forbids the necessity OF many
delccrious drugs taken into the stomach.
Iisa REMEDY that neither sickcns, gives Inconvenience
dangerous the nesncs other part OF the body
2This REMEDY probably the only KNOWN that
= capable of producing all these great results lis great val
nrcorns at once the circulation OF she fluids when
checked or deranged by cold other 1t preserves
The all arrangement of its functions,
while keeps open the channels for the blood to void all its
impurities, and dispose all its useless PARTICLES There
remarkable harmony and cooperation between this med
cine and the various functions
The above valuable ointment is for sale in New York. by
James NIcAstcr, III Fulton Street. and by
JOHN II SEAY DRUGGIST,
Only Agent for I.ynehburg, Va.
AZ
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RIO. A. SCOTT, D. 4


Commissioners Office June Is $50
The parties to the abave suit will take notice that H.,
appointed the 23d day OF July, 1S49 to take the account
directed by the above decree, at which time all the p,
requested TO appear at office in Rocky Mount FnL
lin county, Virginia, with such papers, books vouchers ma
evidence they may deem necessary and proper or the
Element Of the several rect- by the above a
JNO. f.. McCRF,RY Cunni>
lime 2i-w1m
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NOTICE 10 THOSE HAVING WOOL.

Il es OF Campbell and the surrounding countless who wish
to have their wool Carded Carded and Woven TO send
IN possible in order THAT he NAV commence card
ing at once andb able do their work with desaeh and
IN good order. 49,
hose who may wish to give their wool for cloth are re-
quested TO come with their wool lad examine for themselves
iS stock OF Wooen Goods, which he will either sell
low or give Tor wool at fair rates
or eardng, cts per III. viii be charged
fmNed. cts when paid for by the weight Of The ol A.
II pad ior ny me weight OF the rolls more will be
charged rolin cent pound will be charged in all
cases. g - -
May 2i-wzm JAS s. CREWDSoN 49,.
NOR SALE, or Barter for Country Prodnco-
L Goa tons Lump Plaster,
l0C do ground do, in bbls or loose
Al So
CORN .1fE.fL, SHIP STUFF AND BR.fyN
w A Mt D.
1000 BUSHELS RYE
HUNT s LANGIIORNE.
Jan Its
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MALlSTER'S ALL-hEALING OINTMENT,
Or MORLD.S SALYE.

The preceding figure is given tc
represent the L.NSE.\'SIBLE
PRESENTATION. 1t is the
great ETACU.4TIO.N for the
impurities of the body. 1t will
be noticed that thick cloudy
mist issues from all points OF the
surface, which indicates the won
derful process going forward
within. This perspiration flows
uninterruptedly when we are IN
health, but ceases when We are
sick. 1t should be the care of ev
nr,, one To SOC that Il is NOT check
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Dr. Martins Purgative Pills,

Esr. Vsartsn'S PUrgatiVe Pills,
A MEDICINE FOR ALL SEASONS, AND SAFE
AT ALL TINES
7E most superficial observer conscious one great
d cause IF disease is COSITVE.NESS BY the timely
taking OF purgave the lives OF hundreds are saved who
woGld otherwise have fallen victims to disease. Those
Pills highly recommended by many Physicians Read
the pamphlet which you obtain gratis OF our Agents.
ALSO MARTIN AND WHITELEY'S
n A L o n A l. MIC
the best remedy yet in CUE md FEVER and DYS
PEPSLi-For sale by John H. Seay, Lyuchburg T
White, Pittsylvana C. H. H. Archer &Co Danvle; Henry
HazlewoQd, Castle Craig.
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COSTT,NE HILL,
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
UHOLES.aLE and REFILL
an hand and for sale the largest and best assortment

AMI OONlhF4n NnLO HIM..
WHOLES9LE AND REFILL.
IN hand and for SALE the largest and best assortment
~ SPRING and SL.MMER CLOIHL.NJi. at prices
very much reduced.
COATS
Coats OF every variety embracing all the latest styles and
OF an improved cut and make from rs cts to 2 g. A.
S, So and upwards
PANTALOONS.
Pantaoons of all kinds, from IS So 75 3, 50,
and alsoa fashionable STYLE the amarte stripe low
as 3, 80, 81, and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests of every variety comprising silk satin cashmere,
narsees, valencia, from so cts, to Is cts ST. 81 s. So
80 and upwards
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always hand the largest and best of Boys
Clothing Offer ed in this city
splendid assortment of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
of the best make together with large and handsome
y of silk and marsces vestings, which will be made up
order in the best 20 cent less than the
ed prices and all neat and beautiful fit guaranteed
AT COSTUME. HALL
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space
II. II. COLE.
Attached to the above, of the largest and
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
every variety and make, aprces which cannot fail to please
any wishing to purchase. sgONE PRICE ONLY 81
Baltimore, Md, April 2-w1y.