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An Immense Coal Field i'm Market.


'NlE undersigned has leased for fifteen years Can
u field on New Rive, Montgomery County within
six or sewn miles Of The Depot of the Ersinia and
/ elnessec Railroad nj IVY River
Suchis the boundess quantity ana superiority Of his
Coal Tint the under signed is induced from its great
vane md ultimate pruhnblencss, invite attention to-
wards ior tue pun Jose of prn,uIiug additional aid in
its arrangement He viii dispose, Of his interest olto-
gtther or ma such arrangements as may br accenn.
Die hty one who may be engage in the en-
tefprze. His lease fifteen years will TIN, und ism
tabl" right OF way over the lands use OF Timber &c
And the privilege secured after the fifteen yen,s OK
plre OF removing all Il Coal which may be raised in
that time
The proximity this magnificent mine of wealth Ia
tie srent improvement of the Sttc and being exnctv
on the line # the branch Rail Rond down New Rivm
are considerations hch make it of great value nj
dstunt LAY.
The liherni policy which the Virginia and Tennessee
I-hoad Company pursung-by running out arms
tor the development oil the grcat mineral resources of
the South VESTS another consideration which will on
nance the value o the oa-be now des re to hiring II,
he market . "
All communications the subject will receive nronont
attention and every facility in making personal obserya
lions, afforded by the subscriber
hive appointed Jno. b. Lee, ESQ of L, ncbbnro
my agent to receive communications aud enter into no
gatlons concerning future operation in this cnlerniise
Either Mr. Lee Of myself will res pond PROMPTLY to all
Communications "
My dress is Blaet sburg Montgomery County. Va
oct 2S.GNc2mif ISRAEL PRICE
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Unfading Likeness

Can obtain such, taken in the best STYLE of ID,
fhe much admired aud maj, bless Strro,,.
Solid Dneu"rIeotypr ARE taken by the sub.cri q
their perfection, seeming it were to stand nj,
srnlptured stat AIRY.
In their lnrge assortment and great variety or
Frames, Cases, Locks, Medallions, Pins
in which to plncr Pictures, the taste Of al NAV
flied in style, also in price. All pictures warm
give satisfaction orno chalge will be maie. A
their Gallery is most respectfully solicited wnet
lures are desired or not,
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FOR PRESIDENT.


eared the President elect of the Company
The Chair then announced the election of two
Directors to he next in order
George n. johnson nominated VIM. W. BOYD
Of buchanan, as the first Director, and there be-
ing no opposition, the vote was taken pira poce
and Mr.. Boyd declared elected
For the secondsDirector Mr.. d. p Gooch nomi-
mated VIM. Gray of Richmond.
Mr.. VIM. H. Macfarland nominated Col, Thos
NJ. Bondurant of Buckingham.
Capt. Charles Dimmock brought forward the
name of Samuel McCorkle Esq, of Lynchburg.
There bengno other nominations, the roll was
called, and the vote thus announced:
Col. Thomas NJ Bondnrant. 1878
~ cray zoos
Samuel McCorkle- Observation-Disclosures. 300
So Col. Bondurant was declared elected us
second Director.
The meeting then adjourned.
Snow is said to have fallen in Staunton last
Monday to the depth of fifteen inches. The
Clerk of the weather in that place, as we learn
from the Spectator, states that since 1912 there
has been no fall of snow in the month of October,
except in 1910, when sit merely spit snow"
We are sorry to learn the death of Lieut.. VIM.
H. Tyler of the L. ). Army, a day or two ago,
at Woodlawn, in Prince William county. Lieut..
Tyler had seen much service, and distinguished
himself in the Mexican war. He was son of
Judge Tyler of Fauquer.-UaSh. Sentinei
The Richmond papers have been requested to
remind the Presidents of the various Turnpike
Companies in the State, of the importance of for
warding their their annual reports to the Board
of Public Works as soon practicable.
Col. Barnett G. Payne died recently in Flu
wanna. He had represented that county in the
Legislature thirty-four years.-Rich. Dispatch.
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SATURDAY, October 20

4th 81. Methodist Church.-Joseph Lear at |
O'Clock A. NJ, aud Jacob Manning at O'Clock
L. NJ.
Sd 81. Methodist Church.-Reys. Mr. vii
hams, late of Ilolston Conference, at L O'Clock
A. NJ. and W. W. Bennett at O'Clock p. NJ.
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4 TnERN GENTLEu,.

Dom Wamted..-The hiehe,l MINI
Ia will be paid tor the rebf Of. LARGE RI
II suit # rnrlor' either on or below The ill.,
Their information nrply at the Yirginian ,ifr
oct 26-dts (Exrr.,s
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: IT, y TT Ut II I'M - III NV
Sky and Side Lights,

ly which he is enable To produce (ns be- has d
several years pa,t) those BEAUTIFUL NINA
from the size If half dime, or less, To a good ,
trait. which have been, and are now, daily pro
by visitors 10 be among the best specimens Of
yet exhibited in this couuiry, by preserving
tthe most expressive of all the features and
tut blending of the light and shade (wthou
there can be no pictnrc, or "A very Fat one and
iul posture. making them indeed IA thing 10 be
by pnrphts and children friends and lovers.
your doubtful shadows, but living almost spca
smile of self
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50 much admire by somr-are taken in all +.
trcti"n-Specimens Of witch have been exbib
him for the last six months.
Having conHt ntIe, without regard to expense
Gallery will show kept pace with IL the inmo,
yet discovered, either in machinery or he Aria
ing his rooms fitted up with elegance and CONT
king them desirable place to while away AZ i'll
lie invites all to vi it him, whether they want p
or not.
Daguerreotypes and Paintings accurately co6
valid and Post Norton Cases always attended 70
desned.
Landscape views and private residences orc
taken, specimens OF which can be seen al hi, Ga.
Next door to the Virginia Bank
LIZ Open at NIL hours of the day.
p. r GIBBS Prorr
y. B.-A large lot Of LOCkE1S AND PIN
received (some extra fne) and c instantly on
which will be filled at low price and warontca
what they are sold for.
oct pots PE
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALJCPl

MAIN ST. TWO DOORS BELOW RRIDcg
Lynchbmg
g Biesr he the Art ,fat can mnortai,.
The Arr that battles | ines tyranuic CHM,
To quench il. e"
.TNIIE Subscribers have the pleasure to ann Il,
n the citizens OF Lyncheurg and yicinr, ,h.
Gallery j. now in headlines. f the reception nj ,
Having arranged their light and rooms VITA
convenience for the successful prosecution ol
guerreotype art, aud brought 10 their aid tho l,
most APPROVED APPARATUS. they feel warrnr,e5
inc thar thusp "a bo Inuy wish rnrro,., al
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10 wriiiug, and require euch executor
administrator, or guardian, % sigh the
same, and snch examination shall be
filed with the papers in the case.
Sec, ~. In case Of The refusal Il
admit viii 10 probate, any pcisor
aggrieved thereby may appeal frDm sucl
decision 70 the next term oe The court OI
common pleas, by filing a notice Of Ills
intention to appeal within ten days.
Sec. 80. The person appealing shall
procure and ile in the court Of common
pleas a certified copy Of The order Of said
probate court, rejecting the will, and
,hereupon said appeal shall be deemed
Perfected M ( M Il
Sec. "a. When a will shall be ad
miiied 10 probate in the probate court, OF
court Of common pleas, on appeal, any
person interested shall have a right 10
conlesi Us validity by petition 10 the
conr, Of common pleas Of the proper
county, and upon filing such ps,I,ion the
clerk OF the court Of common pleas shall
certify tha, fac, 10 the probate cour, in
which the will was admitted 10 probate.
Sec. 25. When a petition 10 contest
the validity Of q win is fled, as provided
ID the las, section, the will, testimony
and all papers relating thereto, shall be
transmitted by the probate Judge 10 The
cour, Of common pleas, and the judg>
mcnt oc the court Of common pleas shall
be certified BY the clerk thereof, to the
probate court. When the case is finally
determined, the will shall be deposited in
the probate court. ~ s'4N u
Sec. 20. All undertakings required
VI Authorized BY law 10 be given in the
probate court, shall be, on being accept.
ed and approved BY the probate Judge
fled in bis Office. q y '
Sec. 81, Whe0 notice Of any pro-
ceedings Ia i probate court shall be 70,
quired by law. or DO doomed necessary
by the probate Judge, and the manner y
giving the same shall not be directed by
any statute, the probate Judge shall Of
der notice uf such proceedings 10 be
given 10 al persons interested therein, in
such manner and for such length ofiime
as he shall deem reasonable,
Sec 20. All questions, except those
arising IN criminal actions and proceed>
ings, unless otherwise provided by law,
shall be determined BY the proba'c Judge,
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y Wuy " '=-======7-i 10 M
J. w. [sRALl Prpbaic Judge.

" w. lSkALI tQOdlo duuSe.
Sec 81. The officer 10 whom tho lisi
ls lsdeliypfed, shall forthwith summon each
Of tho jurors named therein, personally,
Ot by leaving written notice at his
place Of residence, with some person Of
suitable age and discretion. lie shall
also a: or before The time named therein,
return the list 10 the probate Judge,
specifying the persons summoned, and
The mannef ofrervice in respect 10 each
Of them.
/ Sec. SO. Each party shall be entitled
10 two peremFsoEy challenges, and such
other challenges for cadse, as the probate
Judge may allow; and il six jurors do moi
attend or be noi obtained, the judge may
direct the sheriff Of other officer III attend.
ance TO summon any Of the bysianders OF
Others, who may be eonpeleus, against
whom no sufficient csuso Of challenge
shall appear. 10 &C, as jurors when six
Jurors appear, and are accepted, they
shall constitute The Jury. The failufe 10
attend by ans person when duly sum-
moned, sball be punished as in like cases
10 The court Of cornmon pleas. And the
jury. when so sworn OF affirmed, shall
hear the proofs of The parties, which
mus,be delivered III public and in the
presence ofthc defendant. z ais 1Jc
Sec, 50. The probate Judge shall
ihsreupon administer to the Jury The
following oath or affirmation: "You do
solemnly swearp Tor syou do solemnIy
affirm,n as the case may be,) yoi,
(will)weH and truly Try the issue between
the State Of Ohio, and the, defendant,
and q true verdict give according to law
and evidence. So help you God" a
Sec. 81. The jury shall no, bs dis
charge after ihe cause ia submitted 10
them, until they have agreed upon and
rendered their verdict, unless the probate
Judge, upon their disagreement, had
sooner discharge them; and when they
shall have so agreed upon their verdict,
they shall deliver il pnbhcly to the
probate judge, who shall enter il in bis
minutes.
Sec. SIS. If the jury be d;scharged,
90 provided in the last section, the probate
Judge may proceed again to the trial in
the same manner as upon the frat llial,
and so on until verdict shall be rend-
erred.
Sec. Sc. The fees Of The Witnesses,
officers and jurors, shall be certified 10
Iby the probate judge, and paid ous Of the
county treasury, IN the same manner as
such fees are now paid iot like services
in the court Of common pleas. baa .siod.
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CIaPrEER w..
uIs RawERs AND DUTIEs In CRIMINAL
ACTIONS. li04q


ACTIONS. l{a4q
Sec. 90. The several probate courts
in this State shall nc, have jurisdiction
Of any crime, oifsnse or misdemeanor
the punishment, whereof is capitol, or by
imprisonment in the peniientiary, nor fol
any offsnse or misdemeanor, the original
and exclusive jurisdiction of which is
vested in Justices Of the peace, or in any
mayor or magistrate Of any town OF city,
nor Of the crimes or oifenses mentioned
in an &C. entitled Gan act 10 punish GER
tain crimcslherein named" passed March
l6, 1889, nor Of the crimes or offences
enumerated in The act entitled San aci
To provide for the punishment Of certain
crimes therein Damed,' passed February
81, 1884, nor for violations Of the "acl
TO prevent obslrt,cting nayigable streams
therein named" passed March !, 1881
but they shall have exclusive cognizance
Of all other crimes, offenses OF misde-
meanorsunless otherwise provided BY law.
Sec. 80. All recognizancss which
shall hereafter be taken by Justices Of
the peace and other officers authorized
10 take the sane, aud all transcripts in
criminal cases, within the Jurisdiction Of
tho probate court, shall bo returned TO
the probate Judge forthwith after the
commitment Of person charged with an
Ioffcnss OF the taking Of a recognizance for
bis appearance before tie probate court.
Sec. 81. The second section Of the
net entitled aan act TO punish betting on
elections, and for other purposes" passed
March Is, 1889, and the fifiy>second
s,clion Of San aci for the punishment Of
certain ofIsnses therein named,' passe
March lS, 1881, are repealed. 3 s't'4
Sec. 80. All fines imposed by the
probate Judge for crimes, ofenses Of
misdemeanors, shall be paid into the
comfy treasury so soonas the same shall
be collected. 81 giap3oe as 3lo'
Sec. 33. The provisions Of this act
winch relate 20 the exercise Of criminal
Jurisdiction By the probate courts. shall
not extend 10 any county in and for
which special criminal couri is now, OF
may hereafter be established by law. y
Sec. 81. In no prosecution Tor crimes,
ciEsnces and tnisdemeanors, cognizancs
Of which Is BY this act conferred upon
probate courts, shall an indictment BY d
grand jury bo required; bu, in all criminal
cases brusght before the probate court
by filing q recognizanee and transcript,
as hereinbsfore provided, The probate
Judge shal; Immediately give notice 10
the prosecuting attorney Of his county, Of
the pendency Of such cause; and such
prosecuting attorney shall Immediately
fla with said probate courtan information
setting forth bri. fly ba: distinctly, ia
plain and ordinary language, the chasge
against the accused person, on which
charge snch person shall bc tried. asi
Sec.35. Eniofmasions may be amended
a any time before OF during Tue trial,
upon such terms ss the court may direct:
and in oil cases where such amendment
is material, the delendan, may elect to
continue the case as lg shagsiI
Sec. 30. In the cases in which The
probate cousi shall have criminal iurisdic.
lion, when the defendant IS brongll,|
before the probate Judge, Che charge
y IL E . J. 81
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CHAPTER " T |
GENERAL PRovlsY iNs.

Sec. 81. The fees of witnesses, jurors,
sherifs, coronets and cons,ables, for all
services rendered in tho probate caurt,
pr BY order Of the probate judge, shall
be the same as is provided by law for
like services in the couil Of common
pleas.
Sec. So. In the exercise Of the juris-
aiciion conferred by this act, the. probate
Judge shall have the same power, perform
the same dnlies, and be governed By tho
same iHles and regulations, as are pro-
vided by law for the courts Of c,mmon
pleas and the judges thereof, in vacation,
SO far as The same may be consisicn. with
this and other acts now in farce.
Sec. SO. The probate Judge shall
have power TO keep dider IN his court,
and 10 punish any contempt Of his au-
,horiiy. In like manner as such contemp,
might be punished in the court Of COM
mon pleas.
Sec. 90. He shall have power TO
ssue all warrants, attachments, and other
process, and oil notices. commissions,
rules, and orders, not contrary To- law,
iha, may be necessary and proper TO
cary into effect The powers granted 20
hip. HAg'a - 3 s.
Sec. el.@ Sheriff.. deputy sheriffs,
coroners and cOnslables, shall, when
required by the probate Judge, attend the
probate court, and shall serve aud return
III process directed 10 them by the
proba,e jh6ge, except as provided in
section II Of this ACT, 3li g3l al
| Sec. 62. The several clerks OF the
courts Of common pleas Of this State. are
hereby required to transfer 10 the probate
court Of their respective counties, oil
records, files, papers and proceedings,
apperiaining to the exclusive Jurisdiction
Of fsaid probate courts, so Ear as the same
are capable Of being separated from the
proper journals and records Of the courts
Of common pleas, and shall also make
oul and certify iiansctipis os any journal
entries relating, 10 the probate matters
which may be pending in, said courts on
request of any probate judge, OF person
interested. Is 4
Sec. 63. Actions and proceedings
now pending ia the courts Of common
pleas aud ID the probate courts shall no,
be affected by The provisions Of ,.hls act,
They shall be conducted throughou., as
ifit had no. been adopted, and no rights
acquired shall be affected by II sAn
aci defining ihe Jurisdiction and rsgulat.
inc the practice ofproba.e courts, passed
February, 25, 1852, is repealed. ,
Sec. ga. And this act shall take effect
and be in force from and aiter the FRS,
dayof july, 1868. ali9s Hoda AaI .90i
taniit I -iflJAAiES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House, OF Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
Psesiden, Of The Senate, pro. tenn.
March IA, 1858. - lqs'a 'F 2 #ai
.a0W % eBS y .----s ass9b3sos Ii tsa-
I, JoHN MoNRoE, Auditor in AMI for
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify,
that the foregoing law has been care,
fully compared by me, and is il accor.
dance with that certified 10 by the
Spcgetagy OF Siaie.m llgi ioa iNa 81
JOHN MONROE. Auditor.
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change. Such olIico shall bo furnished
By tho county commissioners, and pro-
vided with suitable chsos, Cor the safe
keeping and preservation Of the books
and papers Of such court, and also with
such stationery as may be requiIed By
snch Judge IN tho diachasgo Of his official
dulies, q The expense Of the county.
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CANADA.--Pf0gFess in this province
marks the action Of government. We
see by the Toronto Leader that The leg
islasive representation has been enlarged
and equalIzed--ihai the clergy. reserves
are in fair way 10 be devoted 10 the
purposes Of general education instead Of
tninistcring, as hitherto, to the bribery BY
government u angry and discordani sec.
iaries--nnd that the Legislative Council,
IA substitute for an American Senase,)
uillpfobably soon bo made elective, in-
stead Of being, as now, Tho tools 'aP.
pointed bya Vicesoy from England, from
the conservative, seivile. and incapable
elements llla, constitute the parasites
which Aauer and fawn upon aroyalgov-
ernmen,. These are important and
wholesome changes ,and when completed,
though they VIII longer preserve to
Great Britain her colonial possessions, by
!essening the Differences between colo-
niai and republican government, aud the
consequent desire for change, will never
,heleqs better fit the Canadian people for
independence whenever tina. event be-
comes necessity, as come at mctime
il must. sii d ola goAF
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which though they sadly need improve
meni, viii not soon 6nd il, while the
people remain indifferent 10 tho character
IL those who represent them.
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crlAPTER mt.
POWERS AND DUTIES GF TnE PROBATE
500 JUDeK IN CIVIL cAsEr.


POWERS AND DUTIES - THs rHoDAIh
svpgE 81 civil CASES
Sec. Ia The several probate Judges
shall, from time 70 time, make rules not
Inconsistent with the lawsof this State,
icr regulating the practice and conduct
ing slq business ill thels respective
consls; ana ihey shall within one year
after this uct shall take efisct, return .
siAismens ci their rules and course Of
pgqcsedings @ slie supreme court, and
shall make like return Of all their rules
thereafter made, as soon as convenient,
after making the same, and the supreme
court shall have power 10 alter and amend
nll such sules, and 70 make Othetahd
tnrhss rules, from lime 70 time, for reg
ulaiing the proceedings in allthe probate
cousts Of ,his State, ps they shall Judge
necessary N qfdsr 10 introduce and main.
tain regularity and uniformity IN the said
proceedings sn 5ais
Sec. 10, Orders for the payment OF
-eGney may DC enforced BY execution or
otherwise, in tue same manner as lndg-
menls IN Ihe-couris Of common pleas
All such executions shall DO directed 10
she sherih, On IN his absence OF disability
q the ceIoner. saafi u
Sec ~. " any person shall neglect
or Ieillse 70 periosm any order or ludg>
lneni of = probate court, other than for
the payment of money, he ashall be
deemed gn'lsy oi . contempt Of court,
and saih probate Judge shall issue sum
mons dirs cling hma'o appear before said
Judge wilian TWO days IRON tho service
IhereoL, and show cause Why he should
not be punished for contempt; orifii
appear 70 such Judge that he Is secreiing
himseli y avoid the process otthe court,
sh ie about 10 leave abe country TO. such
purpose, said Judge may issue an attach
ment instead Of The summons, above
mentioned, commanding tho officer TO
whom the sasiachmeni shall DO directed,
fprlhwilh TO bring such person before
sueh judge, TO answer ioF biz conduct;
and i no sufficient excuse be shown, he
shall 20 punished IN the Same mannei ss
provided Tor the punishment of ofconiempis
IN the couls q common pleas. tal ei ~
/! Sec. ~. Af any sheriff, coroner, or
constable, shall neglect. OF refuse 10
sarye apd return any proceaa issued by
said prebpie judge, and TO him directed
and delivered, or shall neglect OF refuse
70 pay over any moneys ~ him collected.
70 the probate Judge, OF any other person,
when 90 directed BY such probate Judge,
he shall be suhleci 20 6ne and amefce~
meni, a. IN shs next section provided.
sasec. -. Ia the cases enumerated IN
the proceeding seciina, i sha!l BE- the
dduig q the probate Judge TO issue sum.
mons directed 70 iiAe sheriff g other
officer therein named, commanding him
20 summop the ofticef guilty OF such
misconduct, 70 appear within two days
after the service Of such simmons; and
show cause why he should not be
smerced, specifying the causo for sucl,
amercemeni; and in case Of neglec, OF
r
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KALIDA. OMIO.
FRIDAY, JUNE II. 1858.
DEMocRATTC NoMrNATroNs.
state 1'Ickct.

state Ticket.
For Governor--WILLTAM MEDILL.
lieutenant Gorernor--LESTER BLISS.
S,preme Judge-THOMAS w. BARTLEY.
TFeasaserc Of Staie-JOHN @. RRESLIN.
Secretary Of State WILLIAM TREvlTT.
Member BID p. Works, w AYNE GRISWoLD.
Attorney Gensrql--G GEoRGE w. McCOoK.
County Ticket. s'i0a @W
For Sheri6-JOEiN B. FRUCHEY.agE lem
For Comm,sioner CLARK II. RICE. lAfi
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0Aylhe Ohio Statesman invites some
discon,en,ct Wings 10 come q the D,n-
ocratic party, and vote its ticket. For
our part. if they bring their Wing notions
Of government, with them, we don't want
them, though We have no objection 10
Wing votes accompanied with change
of sentiment. We have now enough Of
conservative and anli-prcgIessive rele-
men,s in orr party, TO be dangerous to
correct principle, and an avalanche Of
Wing voters, coming 10 us, us rats leave a
sinking house, would doliale To- better
matters. We can whip them now casy
enough; they can no, help US better, than
by advocating their true doctrines, and
we shall have abundant accessions with-
ou. them, in the young and growing
Democracy.s 984 gil hs3aHafA m