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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-05

AoO1I1 8 Il6II6OGy PGS'
NH1S latest discovery is the wonder OF age. The
picture assumes all the roundncss and sodity OF life.
It also appears esZc and in every point resembles the
living being. Nature is perfectly mockcd even to an
dividual hair. Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
5cs Jewery store, Baltimore street, city BaItt-
moIej aso in his Washington Gallery and will be
introduced in all of his galleries. which may found III
all the principal cities in the Union.
Mr.. WuITEnCRsr the honor to announce that lie has
Just received letter from the President The United
States informing him of the award OF Medal Certificate
and copy oithe Juries reports the World Fair Lon.
don. n,ar3o-tf
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ummer Arrangement and Ohnnge OF Time.

zo0psh THE light Taught passenger steamer
ffE~I.. II MAGNOLIA, GEO! d. MOORE, Master.
Rsapsg Will run regularly between Wheeling heel and
leaving Wheeling every Monday. "wednesday and Friday
at O'Clock A. M arriving at ellsyiiie IN time 10 son
for the morning lines for the East Returnng-le1ves
Pittsburgh every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 10
A. NJ arriving at Wheeling in time for tho mail lines for
Ohio
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO-
1'Through tickets for Cleveland Toledo. Monroe Dc
trcit, Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo and Dunkrk sold at the
office OFFS. C. BGKrP "a Co! juno IL.
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ea'f l sDe- ,,--xroX purchased one fourth of the
ions b'r p.IIe. Yesterday. This boat has re-
steamer ~ ,.rrone important repairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-05

ATTENTION.!
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GENER-
ALLY, THROUGHOUT TIE WEST
Wheeling Chemical Lab oratory'
Corner of Main and Sd stS.,
CENTRE WHEELING.
TAVING completed my arrangements, am now pre-
= iS' PHARMACUTiCAL CHEMICALS.
At my Laboratory OF buildings corner MAN anu 81
strcefs All pIeniraons warranted pure and pre'areu
according to U. s. Dspensatory. Among tho numerous
articles mention:
Acids, chemically pure;
Anthony preparations,
AmmOn
1t4 concentrated for blisteringi
Aromatic waters, ofall kinds;
Alcohol, absolute;
Extractis CAlcohol;)
McrcuIial preparations, Calomel, ETC.;
Sweet Spirits Nitre;
ChlorofOTm, etc ETC. , -
All Druggist Pharmaceutical preparations pIePa,Su
cordinr 10 e u S. Dispensatory and sold al
rer's nTices ap23-1y RlCHD BLUM.
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STEAMBOATS,.
STAGE OF THE RIVER.
AT PITrsBURoH-3 feet = inche.
AT WnEELlNG-3 feet = inches.
AND GRANDYIEW

WHEELING AND GRANDVIEW PACKET.
6SSass- n THE fine light draught steamer X. H.
L lk-IssstSl Lindsay, j. HICKS Master, will run
Ssi1rs III as a regular packet between Wheeling
- a1-1Ll-9 and G. Iandview, leaving Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A M
Returning, will leave Grandvicw every tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday, at O'CLOCK a. NJ For freight or
passage, apply on board. lyZl
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w LADIES RIDING HATS.
wv z have a few more Riding Hats, White ana oeek'
jy15 beaver and silk, which viii be sold Iew. GOV
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r a NC n GUVpH.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,
0E0 d Co..

$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, German end French Fancy
Goods,
IIAVE now store their Spring assortment of Porte
IL Monnaies, Victims, Percussion Caps, Accordeons.
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and buffalo Hair
brushes Combs every description, Cutlery, Fans
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes Jewelry,
ETC., etc.
In the Hosiery lire full assortment of White, Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Lisle Thread and Silk hose
Cotton every descriptions Isle Thread and Silk
hose ofevery description Cotton, Thread and Silk Gloves,
Fley a StewaIts Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread and
Silk Laces, Silk and Pocket Handkercaieis Neck TIr-
etc. etc.
Dealers win find stock the most extensive in
city, and prices low any house in the tie country
maT24-dwtr
MdCKEREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH.
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies oftle
above tces from the Eas which, together with other
kinds of fish, offered at the lowest ma rket prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Entire satisfaction guaran
tied to quality. CURTIS &. BRADLEY,
jy11 Ti1 South st baltimore.
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To,LNASis all authorized Agent to pro
-7-Nr D'ylPs TO the Wheeling Intelliseneer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
IH1efnus,s

IN bis fIIfl ---saE annual r. IaIt 1i the Itaaa1fa
Department. MIR. Guthrie, ii Is said, will show that
the uneolleeted balances due to the government
on the Treasury books, ON the 9TH of March last
exceeded one hundred millions of dollars;of which
amount over twenty millions have been since Sc
cured while about eighty millions still remain
unsettled.
Mr.. Orr. Of 5. Cit is saidnt the present time
has the best chance of being elected Speaker OF
the House of Representatiyes.-W presume'the
Domoeratie opposition TO the present administra-
ton will not show fight on the election question,
and the Wings will, probably, vote for the best
man for the station that may be proposed.
The National Intelligoncer runs the Union n
ground, on the subject Of the "Afrleanizatlon
Plot and quotes from the Union to show that
the latter paper has shifted if ground atoget tn
er, By charging The plot upon Spain herself and
calling on Englandaad France 10 Prerent IL.
The Washington correspondent of the journal
of Commerce, in his last letter, in abiding to re
cent political movements in New York and Gcor-
yio. SAYS. at begins to look n if Dickinson and
Cobb would be the national democratic ticket for
the Presidency aud Vice Presidency in ls56.-
The Empire States of the North ard the South
are TO bring about this nomination"
As AN instance of the confusion Of ideas and
contradictions spread through the Democratic
party, We observe, rays the National lntelligeu
Ger. several of their papers oongratulating them.
selves on the anticipated election of Mr.. Melon
aid, of Georga, to the Senate, and the defeat OF
Mr.. Cobb as auspieious to the union-the for
mor having presided at the Nashville Convention
tho hitter having been one Of the most eilicen
friends of the Compromise and the preservation
of the Union in the Congress of lS50-'5l. Tenn
pord 1nHfnnfUr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
The Nationsl Democrats, and the Southern De
nociatic Press,


Our contemporary Of the Republican does not
enjoy our notice Of the congratulatory meeting
of the National Democrats, and kindly suggests
several other subjects for editorial lueuhration.
Thank you ncghber We prefer choosing our
own topics, and however unpalatable such read
ing as the published account Of that meetings
proceedings may be to You, we think the old
friends and readers of the NlRoINIAN would not
have been satisfied to have heard thai resolu-
ton had been adoptedby "eght thousand Dem
ooratsin one meeting in New York, calling upon
the President 10 dismiss his Cabinet. and that
many very prominent Democrats from that aud
other states had by speeches and letters express
ed similar Feelings this paper had made no
mention Of the faoti We would suggest. in re-
turn. that the RfpunLIcAN might keep its own
readers better advised of passing events aud the
condition of the party, 10y publishing those pro-
ceedings in full.
The Richmond Enquirer does not ohiect 50
much to the publication of Whit was done,as 10
the things that were done. Il says, the posi-
ton of the .TIardshell" faction is no longer
matter of doubt. They are in open aud violent
opposition To the Administration, and h the or
ganization of the Democratic party" The uh-
ion contains long editorial upon the bolters or
disatiected democrats in which il say-,in relation
to the lizards THE alternative is presented
by them. either thai the cabinet shall be broken
up, and the policy Of the administration be re-
yersed. or that their favorite for the succession
in 1856 shall be borne triumphantly into the Ex-
eeutiye chair"
The southside Democrat regards the affair
with a more forbearing spirit II says Hay
ing achieved what these men conceive to be
great victory, it expected that they should
meet together review the battle and feheitate
each other on the result. This they have done,
and while we are under no obligation 10 endorse
every sentiment which must be looked for from
men who are suffering from wrongs, realo imagi-
nary aud while the harsh tone of this paragraph,
or the bitterness of that allusion may not please
US, we hazard nothing ia declaring that II is fully
as temperate as ought TO hive been expected, if
not so guarded as might have been desired
The Alexandria Sentinel, within more prophetic
insight into what these proceeding portend, does
not attempt TO conceal its alarm After rehcars-
ing some Of the events Of the meeting, and de-
oaring TINT the political horizon bodies trouble,
il SAYS: .Mcantme the Washington Union.
which had suspended It's remark upon New York
matters has returned TO the assault, either with
wisdom and foresight aud knowledge of
events which wo do not appreciate possess, or
with the miatuation Of rage and folly. We look
with extreme anxiety for developments We
cannot now undertake TO pass Judgment, because
we cannot yet penetrate dsgaise- or understand
motives. We shall be prepared for our duty
when issues are clearly presented
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
More DisooId among the Democracy.

Remembering the trouble into which Democra-
CIV has falenin New York and Georgia, it is with
deep solicitude and sympathy that we perceive
the bonds of brotherhood being broken up in the
democratic State of Missouri. The Glasgow
Times reports speech lately made before the
people of Howard county, in that State, by Scna-
tor Atehison, which exhibits the direst commo-
ton in the bosom of that usually mild and phleg-
matte gentleman. Speaking of his late colleague
the multpotent Renton-he says that his pres
ence in the Senate WAS mn incubus " upon the
Pacific railroad entorprze-fhat "A certain decla-
ration Of his was "A vile SANDER worthy of its
author'-that he had made n certain other state
ment rs a He, aud as common with him, had
manufactured other lies to support the first that
another was "the twin sister of long list of
falsehoods that had arisen from a common cess
pool, Col. Benton's bosom. - These and other
like unfraternal sentiments did the rate Aothison
give utterance to- and concluded by urging the
anti Bentonians " if they could not secure the
election of one of their own men TO vote for a
State-rights whig," Ne tanta ire &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
There's nothing new under the Sun

Happening 30 turn some ''old files yesterday,
says the Natohez Courier of late date, we came
across some passages in the Mississippian which
we could hardly realize were written two years
ago.
Glance for u moment at the following:
I'VE regret To say that the attitude of the
Northern Democracy is no less unfayorne to the
South. 1t could not be otherwise when thoy re
pudiate such tried patriots as Dickinson and
Buel, and make leaders of such higher-law trait
ors as Van Buren, and Wilmoth
And yet the above language will be found in
the Mississppian Of August 3, 1851 And again,
read this:
an the Democratic ranks tee find nothing 10
reiieue The gloom which the Wing side of the pic
ture presents If Fish was the candidate of the
latter, and Dix the candidate of the former
The true-hearted Dickinson has gone down be
meath the Freesoil tide, and none so poor AS do
HIM reverence For long time a portion Of the
Democratic party OF New Norl stood forth brave
ly ia defence of the Constitutional rights of the
South, bat they hare been driren from iheir posi-
ton and forced 10 capifulate 10 The other dirision
under The lead Of Dix and the Van Burens; and
me result IS, the Democratic party Of Ne,c York.
IKE the Dtmocracyof Massachusetts,, has become
thoroughly aboiitionized."
And yet this is extracted from the Nlississipp
an of June y, 1851! How singular prophecy,
and how singular fulfllment! "The true-hear-
ted Dickinson is indeed ''swept down the tide
Those ''higher-law truitors-"Dx and the Van
Burens-are in truth in the lead of the Democrat.
party in New York But is it not singular that
the very Administration of which the Missssip-
plan is the State organ should have the honor of
fulfilling these prophetic declarations! To what
different key are the State Rights press IS now
attuned,from what they were in 1851 1t mani
tests the difference between being in and being
cut ofpower.
The predicament in which the Courier catches
the MississiPpian is that Of the Southern Demo-
cratic press generally A few months back and
that part Of them, which not filed with ours.
es Of the Van Burens overlooked with paaans of
Dickinson. Since then the wheel of party for
tune has reyolyed, crushing Dickinson and bring
Ing the Van Burens up. So much for Southern
Democracy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
LADIES' SuPPER

The Ladies' of st. Paus Church propose hav-
ing II supper, at the Masonic Hall, on Wednes-
day the 9Th inst
They respectfully invite the public their friends,
and the friends Of the Church, in city and coun-
try, to come and partake of what they design
shall be Feast of nice things, suited to every
tastc.-Ibey cordially invite Mason's to their
own Hail; not doubling that they will ON this, as
they do ON all occasions, extend helping hand
whereyerit is needed.
The Ladies hope to add to the attractions of
the Hall music by an amateur Band.
ADMrrrANOE-25 cents.
dec 2-dt1d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
District Court.

The second term of the District Court of APP
peals for the 2nd District commenced its session
in this city yesterday
JUDGES rREsENT-Daniel, presiding, Leigh,
Baker, Gilmcr Nash.
Holcombes Error for DibreH & Co. V. Early.
On motion by counsel for the appellees, this
case was dismissed it appearing to the Court
that the parties who preferred the petition had
no right 10 do. Counsel for appellants, Mos
by q Speed-for appellee, j. A. Early
n. Hatcher and c. Noel Y. J. c. Noel and r.
Hatcher.
This case was argued by II. G. II. Kean & c.
r. Slaughter for the appellants, and ]. T. Sale
for the appelees. Without pronouneing an
opinion, the Court adjourned until this morning
at lI4 O'Clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
Plaintiff,


This which order of publication has been
entered at the rules against lesde't c. A. b. Wealth
cford, and has been published once a week for four
ccs.ive weeks in the Lynchburg Vrginian, "A newspa-
published IN the city of Lynchburg and posted at
the door Of the Court House of this county the
first day oi the next county court, after the
entered, and the de't c. A. b. Weathcrlord. having
failed To enter his appearance. although thln
Month has elapsed since the said order compile.
ledramr this day be heard the bill answer OF
the other def ,uud exhibits, and argued hy
sci On consideration whereof the doth adjudge,
do tai account Of the debts due 10y the deft c. A b
Wcathrrnrd To the delft Henry lakewood, al the late
of the deed executed 10y the sand Wcahelfnrd to the
the sHd llnzlew cd in the proceedings mentioned ex
elusive Of the bond of $1,000 from snid Weaherfor II
paid Hazewood in the pr oceedngs mentioned and also
account OF any debt debts paid by the said aze
wood for the said Wcahcrford since the date of said
decd stating may be, The date OF such pay.
mcuts, nnd whether the same made ander any
gngcmeut, on tie part of the said Hazewood, at the
time Of the execution of the said deed, mike them,
and make 1eport thereof to this cout-aud the count
doth further adjudge, order and decree that The
Cum'r do ascertain and report this court tie value
of the interest of The said c. A. b. Weatherfard in hi,
deceased Fathers esta purpore be conveyed the
SAID delt, Hazlewood by the deed in the proceeding.
mentioned,
Acopy-Tostr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

Sow - auu H#s 81 - ~
Dclewure, and Mary land.and uniting With Virginia
Tennessee. and the other Southwestern States
we will have the greatest and most important line
in the United States. Go ahead do not falter for
one moment do moi LET the Yankees TAXI all by the
Lake ronte-by the through system United we
standardized We fall"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
HENRY.
MARRIED

On the Both inst, by Rev. j. l.. Prchard, Mr..
WILLIAM DWGUlD. of Salem Va, and Miss HAIR
RIFT, daughter Of Sampson Diuguid, esq, of
this city
In Worcester Mass by Rev. Mr. James, Mr..
c. A. WmTrEMoRE. (of the firm of Whttemore
McNamee Coz Of this city, and Miss ApD1E
BISCOF. of Worcester
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

a correspondent of the Alexandria Gazette, wri-
ing tfrom New York says: We are rejoieed to see
that old Virginia is walked up at last,and that you
are determined to have grand trunk through lint
of Railroad, via Alexandria to the Southwest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

NTEHgssBNaA:-At IA Chcui' Court continued and
held Tor the county of Campbell at the Court House
thereof on Saturday 22nd lay oi October S53. in
the yea. OF the Commonwealth 7S:--
Ere leticl Specie, Plaintiff
Abner Enry. admir-. de boHiS Of Thndlels X bier
decd, Christopher Clnrl, Sheriff of Campbell aud
such admir- Of Mary kBbler decd, Charles s. kab
Ter, Nicholas Kabler, Abner Eaty and Ann his WIFE,
rhad teus Knbler Ellen kabler, Conrad kablcr and
Elizabeth Nublcr, Defendants.
And Edward J. Barton, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Abncr Early adm'r. de boais Of Thaddeus Kablel
decd. Christopher G lark Sheriff of Campbell aad
rs sach admir- o. Mnry kaber. decd, harfs s.
kablef Nicholas kn Ter. Abner Early and Ann his
wife, Thaddrls knber + len kablcr, Conrad kabler
Elizabeth Knbler CHARLES Specie and Horace L.
Kent and Geo NJ Atwatef, surviving partners of Kent,
Kendall and Atwater Det.ndants
cHANCERY.
These causes this day In be heard ,&c.
On coLsidc alton whereof the doth adudge,
der mud decree that OF the Commissioners of the
Court do take state and settle the following accounts
and mike report thereof q this court, viz:
1st The OF Abner Early admir-. dc b0nis
OF Thnideu. kaber, decd.
2ud, The sccount Of Mary kabler decd. as admins
traitor of rhaddcus kabler. deco.
Bird he account OF @. Clark, Sheriff of Campbell,
and rs such administrator of Alnty Knller. decd.
lh, An account Of Charles S. kabler distlibu-
tee Of Ihaddeus kubIer showing his indebtedness to the
estate if any, and his advnncements-ns well those
at the other d-trbuees If iced be, and the portion
the personal estate. IN which he is entitled.
9th, An account Of the real estate which Charles
s. Knbler il en- itle as heir of snd Thuddeus Kaber,
dec d.
And notice of the taking of these may be Civ
by publication in the Lynchburg Viginan weekly for
mouth,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
BARRACUE-
IMPORTANT DISCOVERII
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTESll!

pRYAN'S PIT MONIC WATERS are unaiirg
iP the cure # Coughs, Colds, Asthma Brontt
Sore Throat Hoars' 1ess, Difficult Breathing lncpd
Consumption, and Seases of the Lungs. They 4
no taste of medicine and any child will take a
Thousands have been tored to health that had a
desPaired. Testimony ven IN hunnreds Of cases
single dose relieves il II MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pum, c Wafcrs--tbe orgna |
only genuine is stamped 'ryan." Spurious kiad'1
offered for sale. Twcnty-6, cents a box Sold by 4
ers generally. }. BRYAN 4 co. Rochester, y. Y 1
prietors Wholesale by j. b. WOOD, Richmond; n
ROBERTSON eco. Petersburg; J. II. PATTER1
&Co, Wheeling, and d. r. IL MAN, Lynchhuvg
ntt I5.d3uic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

E.lz IGauisuca sft.. is sizs #z
., II. iftcitiau at ,.yers prudent n'aa@1' de.'ffs
r., .r,se lis la, '.esaal The zach # poverty. i
rl bet p...hod 1t appr"ptiatas p"riian "i ne 50
,ia,. The in,lusfrlou.. A investment, II y
-, sit To aH ordinary Savings BapL beeause, It pfo'
ii l.. At anre fund A. may i've 30 lay inside IA
Sayins. Bunk. FeW persons uunbie TO insure i"f
.af,e amount between 100 and i00i0 'hlla=s
The undersigned, Agen, for the "Nlutual Benefit lille
Ina!ranee Company i, il Lynfbnrg fo the purpose
Of giving any desired information respecting Lie lasn'
ran, aud receiving applications from tll"se who may
wish Policies. He an be NJ the oiee Of Dr. W M.
S Morris Medical adviser f5r hi. comfnny On hy
calling at the tore Of Mr.. Z. seobury, who has kindly
offered his name : reference.
b. " Knowles, Agent Richmond Va.
rVsPlease see advertisements T. another column
dec > n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
Corn PIanters!! Corn Planters

ANJE. The undersigned, hoyife oil, aimed OF Mr.. A.
w Kuhn Proprietor of the State f,f Virginia an
agency for Il nutacturc and SHE Ut Robert J. Col.
vim, Patent CORN PIE NrEB; respect ly request
those who desire labor saving machine hy which one
hnrd is enabled cperorm the work which, by the pres.
media Ely and supply themselves with one OF these in-
valuable machines To ibis Planter were awarded the
first Premium, tho Stntc Agricultural ai1s of Virgin.
ia Ma yiand, PENNSYLVANIA aud New. Yorl-besidc. fr
" premiums other fairs. This machine drawn ,y
horse opens the fanow, drops TIE corn with great
regularity also, Guano Plaster, if desired and coy
it the proper depth.
dec Its DlUGUID & BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

HAVING purchased II. II. Nace's interest IN ,h
Germ of MACE j. WINSTON, (as will appear fon
above advertisement | will continue the
Grocery, Commission & Forwarding Bpsr
ut the old stand corner of Cary and Peal reef
retain the services of MIR. w. NJ. MACE D. Y P1
KEY and respectfully solicit the patronage of tb.l
and customers Of the late concern, prnmi,iDgt tn m
best efforts to merit it, well that of the plg
orally.
nov 2Slmo JOS. p. winston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
Nineteen Valuable slaves,

consisting Of mem womcn and children belonging 10 lie
estate of Martha UNITS, decd.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit of twelve months will
be given the purchasers giving bond with good person
al security for the payment Of the urchnse money.
WILLIAM S. MORRIS, Com'r.
nov 23-tiang (Rep. copy0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
A Copy eXtract-Testc,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, Q.


CAMPBELL c. H.. Nov. -, 1853.
shall commence linking the required 10y the
foregoing decree, the 10Th of january next at which
time the parties requested to attend my Office
Campbell Court House with all the necessary evidence.
dec 2,wiw Il. r. PAGE, Comr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
"A copy lestr,
j. d. ALEXANDER. c.

CAMPBELL c. H., Nov. -. 1888.
shall proceed 10 take the required by the
foregoing decrota order the Goth day of January
next at which time the parties viii please attend my
ohce Campbell Court House with all the eyidencert
qiise FIR hat urpo.e
dec > Wjw EDWIN II PAGE Con,'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
nov 3-tian9
DuHLlC SAFE OF yAULUARLE

n LAND q UIIIEK THOFERTl IN BEDF OkU.
In pursuance of deed Of ust,executed to mo by Geo
T. Snead. bearing date the 1lIh day of November
1885, and of record in the Clerks office of the count
Of Bedford will, the 10Th day of December
the premises, So" To the highest bidder, pub
/ 10 ,,ct;,, ,Lo