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against
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James murphy una others Deit'.
james I hllsIiah' one OF tle deendants N the Tvs"
hSt named causes, having departed tbs Ihei solder.
ed mat the causes be revived against Joseph Lis"1,
s1ciih oil NtI'"h county, aud as sheh, adm of S'i
CHRISTIAN acc d. ana t'eSe causes thme on agh l" De
heat upon tue pap Is formerly r'a l. hnd We're argued
by counsel on c"S le'h ION "herro, ma II beng suS
ge'tcd u the court that Caharnc WITS, ndn de bons
nom with the VIII annexed al Henry W att dec H. hhd
defendant IN the secondmenIoned suit, was by ms
nke permitted 10 take and hid rs assets OF her ties.
tors estaeundera dectee entered in these causes on
the 'tfhy "i DC obcr 1881, various sums ni money
and Two bonds and 10 which she was ony ent tied IA
part the same being ably d"'sIb" between III" c"
ales OF stephen Watts, lee d. as mentioned IN the Sd
SUIT and the t,nst md OF James Christian But the
court viii not decree lis r"turn. hCCadse um
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HlGGINROTuAu aC.nrvx

MI. tuition VIII be 81 cned On the I5th inst.
49,, ""af tue cure of IT, j Foster, a. VI. The term.
|, session OF 10 months are h. follow. ,iy.
~, '"s'ihs tue ana Lieht. included APO 90
iii her t,.,I pm, u - nj English, % Oh
i.h'la and Greek. ~lh EnsII.b IN oo
'eH'"' itsiian OF SIsai.b. each anextra
Np-;r. 10 90
u.,,,, IL, nv - per month
i"'iumehf, 80 cents
''o.'hs reports will be nude To the p,rents ar
r ul'n each students department scholar.hn &c
as 'eh 'oI Is intended tor The rducntion Of m. e. and
i's ahd VIII ho opened Tor the reception OF both
'' 'ne arrangements such Il. to ob,ate nll oirc
ions That my rxl.t to NAKED school
, WI, f"str has engaged the cyres "a ns.i.taut of
''' Eliza Smith, Virginia lady. who Is hi shly recon
ne"Iea as teacher of Music utd other branches of
iell"I education.
his Academy j. located M Amber, C,u,, u,.
NO situation Is more Lealhy. and the community around
s." Is Characterised by hospitality poitane,s and Il
correct moral sentimrn'. Nj Foster i, a teacher al
acknowledged ability, with the benefit OF yeurs ot sue
eessiui experience, ana Is authorized To refer 10 the
following gentlemen wiu acquainted with him. aud
can speak as 10 hi qualifications unG suoo,s 5, II.
teacher, viz:
Hon. W. L. Gosgn. J. F. johnson, Esq Rev. John
q ShePperson' Col q. A. Wingiell. Vim. NJ Bnrwdi
Jn" Goode IT,, Bedford; Gen. q. G CLAY, G.n. David
itodes, Gha' L. Mo-by ito NJ. Speed. Rev J. H.
Mitchell Rev. {. Il. Vaughan. J .. L. Goggin, ESQ.
uni ID. Is Payne. Esq Lynchburt.
The trustees iee that tey can ommend with great
confdonce, his Institution tn the favorable cousiIrn
ton ma patronage OF parents and guardians. The high
qualifications of the Principal and the eligibility ot the
su'iion, point IT out Us School where trr children
and wards may be sately aud prolitnbl, placed
TRUST EES.
Sam'I GnrlunI, W L. Coleman r. NJ Brown
ID. H. laPseott Leo. Daniel, b. Brown.
w w Tnomp.on
SANrL NJ. GARLAND,
jim scm President
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A valuable TsACTor LAMB nj.


APRlVAIE SALE.-rhe under igned having more
ud har he we'll cultivate desires sell ia uder
that he mny get smaller Farm fhc tract j. situated
within miles of tho Alexandria and Gordonsyc Rail
road, contains 432i ACRES b, actual survey. and
lies in the County at Amherst md on the waters OF
Harris Greek; the CrcrK running through the Farm.
known rs Burks Tract, aul Joins the land oil Philip
ST. George and John Amber. Zacharnh ID Tins lev and
others. As To The gu lily of the land mud its pIodnc-
tvcnc.s need say nothing, tor all person. khuw IN
ing R,yhng about that section o country. lying -l
the OF lauis' Crcot AMI under the foot of The
Tobacco Row Mountain need moi be told al the produce
tivrness al it, so for it Is well known by I'LL such.
The Improvements IRE DWELLING HOUSE Of six
rooms, Smoke House, Cubins Barn. Stables aud Corn
Nm House The Firm Is divided into six fields, with
El running in each field, and good Spring NOT
tar from the house.
There two Orchard. on tho Farm-onc old
orchard of very excellent Fruit. aud known fail
Also, young q chad OF rs OF choice fruit
rh' living condilinn.
There is plenty of Timber the Farm support
it, uud nny umoutt oi fire sNood urd good portion of
the Land Is we'll taken in Glove deem it hi
snty say anything more. bu, aud 10, your
selves, when You hsar my price, which is low and
my reins TINT easy. Possession can be rlven ut
most ~ time. THOMAS II. GROW.
4 ctlBpl
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Valuable PrOperty for Sale.


ID Pursuant 10 the provisions oI Il deed Il
NJ ted Ia me by A q. Dabney md Wife, dated the
SUN da. OF May 1884, and duly recorded in II. clerks
once OF the county court of Campbell county, | shall
proceed, on The 18Th day of january, 1SaJ sell by
way n public auction To The CHEST bidder the follow
ing property conveyed in sad deed Tor the purpose Of
sntnying the trusts thereby created. wit: The Lot
oi GROUND, cenaining acre. lying in the county III
Campbell, near the city Ut L,nchburg,h being the site
at SAID pahncy sfesilcnee and Handsomely improved
rs Any lot IN the snid city and located in delight
inl nrlFhhorho Ill Also another Lot situated lust b,-
how thu 10, which the Phoenix Foundry IL built
containing 1nm u half Ia ihrcc.at rihs Of
ground A.o another Lot adjoining thar sold by
Judge Vim. DAME Ia John Kidd ntd continuing three
pots aud thi'ty-sk poles. Also the Phuuix Foundry.
with tho lot occupied Herewith situated. directly be.
tween the River aud the Canal The whole this prop
ety islelieved la b. ofthe most valuable aud desirable
character being situated sufficiently the city for NIL
business purposes md yet exempt from many burdens
because without the corporate limits The snle will be
made on credit Of four, eight nnd twelve months,
cert tor sufficient depy expenses of sale which
will be required cash The purchaser. will be roqur
e. togse negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for the
several instruments OF the purchase money. mud the title
To the property will be withheld until full payment ~
a further bccuuty.
Acti x trustee shal convey only such title the
sad property il vested ia by the deed aforesaid.
though the samc is bell, we'd Ia be unau onnble
doc tia II JENNINGS T,,st,o
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MORE SUsPENsIoNs.-Th house of A. & G.
Farwell, produce dealers, of Boston, suspended
on Thursday. 1t is thought, however, that they
will be able to pay every dollar of their liabilities
The failure of Belcher Il Co.., of St. Louis, is
reported as the cause of their suspension.
Messrs Howard, Smith & Co., bankers, of
Detroit, have suspended,
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Annie = Court House, Dec. OH, 1854
The pnities Interested in the foregoing order will
take notice that have appointed the 9Th day OF lam
nary 1856, to the accounts mentioned in the
foregoing order on which day, 10 o'clurk in the
notning they are requested tn attend my oire, with
their accounts vouchers nd pies OF court papers pre-
pared for examination snd settlement.
dec lJ.w4w JOHN +. ELLIS, Goinn'r.
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GREEN, THE CHICAGO BANKER, FOUND GUILTY
Geo. w. Green, the wealthy Chicags banker, who
has for several days been trial in that city,on
the charge of causing the death of his wife by
poison, has been convicted of '.murder in the
first degree" \ motion however, has been made
for trial.
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SUICIDE.-We learn from the Danville Re-
publican that short time before Christmas, a
lady. the wife of Shadrach Barnes, of Patrick
county, committed suicide by hanging herself
No cause is known, unless it attributable to
partial arrangement. She had exhibited signs
of mental alienation ON several former occasions
She had numerous relations both in the counties
of Franklin and Floyd
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"A nj Iournmen and held the Both August, 1854
Sally r. Shrader, fcne covert, who by George l..
Snraier her friend. Plaintiffs,
against
George a Burks, in his right aud ndmr Of leo.
Burks, deceased and also trustee under George
Burk's d ed oftrusr; Nancy Burks, Arthur Burks,
Matthew G. Burks Betsy II. Morriss, (wlow of
Maurice Morriss,) Robert l.. Wnde md Mary hi,
wife, Daniel Shrader and William Norris, late
tee. &c. Dee ldHrts.
Robert Tinsley. trustee. having filed petition in
ting, setting forth hnt he il teiestcd in the subject
matter of this sn motion of the painti by counsel
he i, made party defendant, and, thereupon. filed his
an >wer, winch The plaintiff replies generally.
And this cause th. day. by consent of par
ties to he heard npon the bill and exhibits, nnd
argded by counsel: on consideration whereof, the
court doth adj Idgc order aud decree that of the
commissioners OF the do take of the
debts due by Geo a. Burk-, decd. md by The trust
estate aud that he take. aud settle the account o.
Geo. a. Bun ks hm'i II, Geo. Burks. dec H.. and
trustee Us aforesaid and make report thereof to the
IT, md the without passing, AT this TIM uIon
tie rights Of the plaintiff. doth tnlur nd Judge. order
and decree Tint said conm'r do also ascertain what
would be proper settlement upon the female plain.
tiff should the court. upon tie hear ing OF the cause. be
OF OPINION that she il entitled settlement of the
property be assigned her trustee above decreed,
and that he make IepD thereof TO the conrt.
a cop,-Tcstc
LEO. DANIEL, jr.. Crk.
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u QshiHgton Items.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. BY the statement from
the Registers office. it appears that the Treasu-
ry notes outstanding on the lst of January were
as follows issues of 1916, S7l25Il.64
Many young men are preparing TO join Kin
ney's expedition to Costa Rico. 1t is said they
received bounty of SO in advance. 1t is re-
ported that certain volunteer captain in the
Mexican war is here recruiting for the expedi-
ton.
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SENTENCED. In the L. s. District Court, in
Baltimore Oh Thursday morning, Judge Giles
delivered the opinion of the court in the case of
Martin, recently convicted of robbing letters in
the Baltimore post oiiics refusing to grant the
ccused IA new trial, lie was subsequently sen
fenced to ten years Imprisonment in the peniten
tiary.
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RAILROAD BoSDS.-The Danvie Republican
announces that Col. Geo. Townes, agent for the
Railroad Company, has succeeded in making CON
siderable sale of the Danville Railroad bonds in
that region, at the price last fixed by the meeting
of the Stock holders.
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oNELSON-fhr land belonging the estate OF
john d. Durctt decreased. and advertised hive been
sold On the l5ih day of December, 1884, having
brought much the Comnlis-ioncr thinks II
oush, Il have brought, and the Comm .soncr hav
ing been nhr that the creditors Of Ewcrs 4
Dwrelt for whose ben fiji said land sold, di~sat
shcd with the amount OF proceeds from sad sale, there
fore. said land will ngbin be offered for sale the prem
isro the LIST day of February, 1865. The Commissioner
will sell by authority of decree pronounced in the
Circuit Court ct Nelson county, Tie 9Th day of Octn-
Der. s5i in thu of Mary J. Duret administrators
Of John d Dunett. decd, Haskin-, Heisko & Co.
and others.
The rbove Land lies nbout three miles from the
County Seat aud about the distance from the line
of the orang aud Alexandria Railioad aud = in every
respect II desirable Farm
TkRms-Snihcient cash will be required tn d, rny
expenses al sale and the balance be paid in equal
,nstulments al l. and years, the purchaser giving
bonds bearing inrrcrt from day % sale, with good and
sufficient security the title be retained until the Inst
payment i~pede. Immediate possession will lie given.
The editors of John ID Durprit aud those OF Ewers
Il Durieti requested Ia attend the snr.
MARY J. DuRRETT, Conmr.
About 800 barrels OF Corr lag quantity oil Fodder.
several Houses, Wagon and Gear will be sold AT the
same time. MARY J. hURkETT.
Jan q ltch
Richmond Wing and a,lottesyills Advocate, pub.
| al
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O. LOVING Cl'k.
LnvINGSrnN. Nov Dc. ]

LovISGsroN, Nov 26, 1874.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree will
TAX" notice that | have appointed Mon lay, the 29th
day OF tnuhty hext, to Commence taking the
therein directed, IN which day. by 10 O'Clock in the
morning, they ere requested y Il my office, with
their and vouchers, prepared for exam ina ion
an settlement. RIO. WHITEHEAD ,. Comm r.
dee Ia w4w
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Organization Of the Pennsylvania Senate.
HARRISBURG. Jan. 5.-Wm ID. Hester, Dem
ocrat, was this morning elected President of the
Senate. He received Is votes, and Skinner,
Wing, IL. MIR. Darcie, n Wing Senator, vo-
ted for IIester.
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Arripal of the Citu Of Manchester.

Philadelphia, Jan. 5:-The steamer City of
Manchester from Liverpool is coming up. Her
advices to the goth of December and have
been anticipated by the Asia, at Boston.
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OBsrRucTING RAILRoAD.-rhe jury in the
case of Lucas, on trial at Hartford, Conn, on Il
charge of sbstructing railroad track, have
brought ina verdict of guilty. The punishment
is confinement in the State prison
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The pnrtics it terestcd in the foregoing decee
hereby noifc to attend ut Appomatiox Court House,
Tuesday, the 23d da OF January 10 o'clock,
A ~, with the evidence necessary tn enable meto per-
form the duties prescribed by the snii decree.
- December 1854. THOS. PUGIi CONNIE.
doc li.w4w
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Admiral Bruce of the British Navy is in New
York, receiving attentions and viewing the pub
lie works. He is on his way to take command of
the British Squadron in the Pacific in place of Ad
miral Price, who commanded at the seige of Pc
tropaulowski, and who has since died.
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AIs"U ND.

COMING AEk "UND-Innediately after the
Sdstributun Of our bills, dLc l.t January, is com
plered, .hull commence clline IN the holder. for
hei little amounts, ond hope they will all he in read
y CASH Up PROMPTLY.
Our friend. will beur in mind that Notwithstanding
the sirngency of the times, hive usual compile
of hands employed AMI are manufacturing nm
unusually rge amount d Clothing for the nrihg sales
weekly nothing The outlay it, cash for mlteras
Delinquent, whose bills due lst July Ia
yet settled notified thu miles. attended by lst
February, the, will be placed in the hands of betier
collectors.
BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
;nnE I'll,
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Vessel Burnt-Supposed Shiprreck.

Boston, Jan. 5.-The ship Acorn, built at
Waldoboro', Me-, was burnt near that place on
Wednesday last.
Much anxiety exists relative to the safety of
the barque Prince Arthur, from Singapore. She
was last seen off Manila, in a sinking condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08

ENDk IlIRE.-I have for hire Is or 20 Negroes
Il Among tnem is a coed Cook, iloner ind Washer,
several Factory hand-, good Wagner aud number
of Boys mud Girls, good house servants.
dee 2g.dI1 ED. ID CIIRlSrIAN
A wish rI"sc nay prcsrn, business, will offer
~ from thi. TINE entire stock of Stoves Tn-Wara
&c greatly rcduccd prices for cash To those wanting
any article in my ine would .ay that ia their time.
Mr. william l.. Lecke having ceased to be in my
poy, Mr. J. h. Rogers win attend all work entrusted
t.
will nso offer my sock OF ools and fixtures, which
IRE in good orier which will sell low. Any wish
ing engage in this business would do well ID give
u call J. AGREE.
dee % dtc2s
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COGGIN PAGE, Attorneys nj Law
MUSICAL NOTICE.

HENNARO +. BOZZAOTRA, in returning hi.
~ thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen composing
hi. singing elias. or their patronage ing his first term
takes pleasure in informing them, and the citizens of
Lynohburg TINT he will begin another session Of vocal
instruction The 4tn of January 1855, over Messr..
Payne & Christians Book.
Those who have no knowledge of his ability Of inn
parting vocal instruction and through knowledge Of
the theory of music, politely referred his pupils of
tho past session.
II necessary, there will bo formed two classes. one for
advanced scholars and for bog minors. Suitable
music will bc selected for both.
In addition 10 the regunr Of instruction which
his pupils will receive during the session. they will de-
rive tho benefit of singing with full Orchestra accom-
pnnamnnt, and whenever thought beneficial the Piano
accompaniment will be used with the voice. The
Piano will he used during the eguai hours of nstuc-
ting bit whenever the elias will have sing any pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they will be request
ed 10 do only such nights will not interfere
with tho regular nights of meeting.
Term rs hnr-tooref6 Tor u session of three months
meeting regularly ON Monduy aud Thursdny. ut o.
clock p. m.-Tho oa.s will be dismissed regularly at
. o'elock. dec 21-dlm
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The Southern Commercial Convention assem-
bles at New Orleans on Monday next
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REMOV Al.


2Thc s,ibsc,ihcr having removed TO his Store,
" d~,rs above has old stand and three doors south
IN Main md MRr!et streets, is prepared In offer in.
dncenens to persr-s purchasing all kinds of ID ugs,
Medicines, Pants, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass, futy,
PERT .mery, Fancy Articles. &c. Il.
TINS Store i, lO2 feet Deep which will enable him To
keep mucn lnrger stock than usual. Particular atten
ton will be paid all orders Proscrip filed at
all hours and from experience of more than 80 years,
he natler. hms,i 'hai I've i'll be able to furnish only
such medicines pure and genuine. All the new
Pharmaceutical Preparations made they appear in
tho Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The SECOND story will ased us u Music Saloon, where
he has now and will keep supply % those truly cell
ebntcd Worlds Fair fLoudon) lremi I'M Pianos. All
kinds of Music and Musical instruments furnished TO
order Private entrance the Saloon in the alley
Visiters will please ring the ,ioor bell.
d. x. LYMAN, Bank Square.
SEP ! 2d a2taw6nc
BLANKS For SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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The Steamer Asia has arrived at Boston from
Halifax.
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I a circuit couit of Amherst county, cont nucd by
"A adjournment and held the ;IDlh August, 1854
Sally r. Shrader fene covert. who by George L.
Shra Ter her rext friend. Plaintiffs,
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STORE ROOMS, &c, for

ORENr Tine ohce lately occupied by DR. Latham,
a first lucatiou Tor "a lawyer dortor, is im ien
have also Rooms in of for which
onl be good -tunds for small Grorers. Shunnkers
raIuis, Jewellers, &c &c.
~. Dwelling and about 10 acies garden ground, in
the village II nrdlow. adjoining the city, Til, home
stead i near ugh /, any doing business in
Lynchbprg. JNO. J. PuRvlS, Agi
jan 2aw2w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PAULETT HOUSE,
Lynchburg, Virginia

BY MRS. A. Ii. PAULETT.
1--WE attention Of The travelling public 10 respectfully
Il called to the nbove named iiouse-ies snntly and
conveniently situated Main Street square abovs
Market Strangers stopping In the city reque.-
ted to call and see for Themselves
dec 30 fd&cts
~ Chrstiansburg Herald Floyd 1ntegeneer and
fntm'rs Friend, Monroe, copy, ench. 2 weeks.
tOGG1N n PAGE, Attorneys at Law
oLfNCHBuRG, VA. have removed their Office
the tenement, nest below the Farmers Bank, tho
store OF Ro X Watkins md doining the Office Of Ro.
j. Dnvi-, E'q. They continue practice in all tie
and Campbell and in the Circuit of the county
of Amherst. dec ifdeodAc,.
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~ OTICE.-Thc aubscrber. having purchased oi
| John A. Flankln his interest in the concern of
Franklin. Brother & Co. will continue tho bpencss IN
he ,nme house next door 10 Liberty Warehouse, under
he firm and style of Franklin 4 Brother. They return
heir thanks their friends aud the public generally
the liberal patronage extended To them iu the short
inc they have been in the Grocery ard Commission
usness, mud mos' respectfully solicit continuance OF
he snlnc; prom sng their beat eNcriions To give
.atisi,c tiou all who mny do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN.
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
ian e-dts
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Capt MrCotkp. Burroughs, Shnle, &c Judge ID. A
Wilson Lynchhng; Sturdivpnt, Ne1nble 4 Morton
Stevenson & WeddrlI Petersburg; Mr.. A. Vaughan
G. H. Brrksdale, Esq. farmvlIc.
dec 30.d2inNtl7lcb"
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VIRGINIA

A3fst1NlA AT rules held in the Clerks Obcr
OF the Circuit Court of Ami erst county. MonJa,
the itb day Of December 1891
Elijah Fletcher Plaintiff
Against
Charles H. Rucker admir- If James S Pendleton decd
William &. I, ndleton. Robert l.. Coleman paulu>
Powell, trustee, &c, James DWELL late Sheriff 81
Amherst County, aud George W Christian, hls late
deputy, John II PamTlin, Alexandria rumplin Rub'i
Whitehead, Dnmel A. CheawooI. Sterling Ciaiborn,
Samuel Garland surviving partner of Irving &
Gnrland Srah +. Rose Rose 4 Harris Jnnes W
Keith, Robert a, Coshi'l and Thomas l.. Taylor
Defendants.
The object of this suit is To recover the Ct 5000
OF w n. &. Pendietoh, Robert l. Coleman AMI Jane.
s. pe,deton due by bond bearing from the tia
day Of December 1889 and subject certain property
m the bill meneted To the payment of the An
appearing by proper affidavit flied that the dricndai l.
William e. Pendleton is sdrnt III this STATE it il
ordered mt he do appear here within month al
due publication here, f. and do what il necessary t.
protect his intcrest-and that copy of th order be
publisued week for four successive weeks in the
Lyachburg Vrginian. and posted the front door #
the Courthouse OF thi' County, the first da, u the
next County Court.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-08
sEMn-ANNsJAL REPORT

To the StoCkhoIdeis OF the Citizens 5avinEs
Bank LynChbug.
fENIlE undersigned, tnmmltlsc appointed To ex.
i anime the couonon ot the "Cifizrns Savings Bank
atlIynchburg," the LIT day Of Jonunry 1885. hnvn
performed tlut duty aud report fellows: