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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-25
CATmoLocUs
GoRboNsvII.LE. Va. !
March 23i, 1870. (

MIR. EDrroR:-ft was our pleasure on
saturday evening To tie present at the
Presbyterian Church. in company with
rohsi lerabIe humble. OF Otr citizens.
to hear II lecture from oar Il lend aud
minister. Rev. Jno. IL. Jones, of the
Mrtho,ii-t denomination.
The subject was well selected. and
represented that most understandable oil
all characters. the Drunkard.
In consequence OF the very short
not ice (,iil, tire or forIr tlays.l there
were lew from he country present. aud
on this account the house was not en-
:irely filled. "a We hoped it wau,l b.. !;
yet the speaker seemed fully alive Ia
The demands Of the occasion. and han
died his subj .ct with such dex.erity aud
ability that none wuiiid have Thought
him NOVICE il the art OF featuring.
&c was evident to all tli,t The stibie.t
had received mature reflection. and
was prepared Win great care and la
b,r; hut he speakec~ must have rtal-
zetl compensation In the smiles of ap-
prevail which were evident in every
face.
~ combined the elements OF origin
ALLY. stirring thougl,., brilliant tiction,
magaiiicent Imagery and soul fully in
earnest.
Beside bring replrte with anrs dotc.
we 10 not Hunk We have ever heard he
vocabulary II titles representing The
-nbj,rt character more fully cnun,era :
Ted,
In q word. il was an entire success.
We understand Nj. jones designs de-
liy"ring til. same lecture AT Louisa G..
H.. aud % her adiareEt places. and We
hesprak for him hearty ro-ope alton
on the part OF those who tee! AL interest,"
III the cause lie represents. viz the
completion OF his cllurc.i at this place.
Ii there are those who do not feel an
intrie't in such an object. W. wonld say
to them the lecture Will stand inliy on
its own merits. and return you value
received. CITIZENS.
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RAILROAD WAR.

Here is that pIagney railroad war
which We long ago told our readers wa,
coming. going on in iull blast in Rici,
mond. and of all papers in the world
the usually sagacious Dispatch is
fighting consolidation tn the death. u
r. very man wnmauand child in the
& Commonwealth did not know that non
consolidation with Norfolk must aud
can result iE nothing else than con-
solidation with Baltimore which
means rum to Richmond. Alexandria
is wise. Her merchants, 1--WE say moth
ing OF her principal papeD know how
the cot jumps exactly. You can't foo
Them
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geaal Autifes.
CnMMIssi ANER,s NOTICE.

TN Greene Circuit Court, November
Il torn, 1869
@ X Hume, who sues in his own rig hit as one
of the creditors OF john ). Sheior decd as
administrator debonis non of such deced-
emit and as Adm anistrator of Mary She
lUr decd. Willis Dunn and Martha his
Wife, and William b Haney and Barbara
Ann his wife -Compiaintants
Mary Z Deane, William T Chapm IN late
Sheriff of Greene county and rs SAID COM
mittee Administrator Of Robert Pritchett
deceased, john Gaavs. Robert Beazley.
Irus6ee of the Greene Humane society.
Joan X Long, john G. Delaney, William
Melone. and Lewis Sheior, Matilda K.
Shelor, Robert +. Shelor, and John W.
Shelof, OF whom the four last named arc
infants, under the aged of 81 years,-De-
fendants.
On consideration whereof tho Court doth
adJudgc, order, and decree that IL be referred
70 one or the Commissioners of this Court to
take the following accounts. LIST. An ac-
count OF the transactions OF the late Mary
y. Sheivr, deceased, as Administrative of
John 5. Shelor, deceased. I'd. An account oil
q. Il. Hume, Administrator debonis non OF
john y. Shelor, deceased. Sd. An account OF
the real and personal assets ofeach of said
deceucnts, showing the value OF any lands
and the amount of all incumbrances thereon
ana their priorities ifany. 4th. An account
OF the debts OF the decedent, John :. Sheier
and their priorities II any, before the talk ing
OF which lie shall warn the creditors by no.
tice to be Published four weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the Native Vtrginian, q newspaper pub
hshed at GOrdonsvisle. Va, to prove their
claims before him. on q dly TO be named. or
else submit to be excluded nom all share Of
the a,sestS. Which accounts the said ON
missioner, shall. state, settle, and report, to
the Court with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by him, OF required by
i'm. or required by any Of the rarties 10 be
SO stated.-Ertrdct rom decree.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-25
DoNN PIATr ON POLLARD.

Dom Pistu writes 10 the Cincinnati
Commercials:
Now, hnmbly admit that have
not done so much to distinguish N.Y.
self a. this learned historian. bat
have accomplished something. lam not
80 obscure ss that phrase would indl-
cate. claim to bc, in sonlc respects.
rather remarkable man. For exam
Pile, have read all aud reviewe. some
Ut Mr.. Pollard's books. Can ALI
oi her such man be found. have then
all In NY library; and they promise to
remain there. UHl, ore IMAM ever pro
posed reading them. He WAS Il Wiz
giaia r, fugee ii poor wandering re-
lligee. who could neither re@G noI
write. He died, subsequently, under
the hands -; u nurse ,i,etor. who said
that his disease Was'poie evil. | doni
know what that ~; but IT. |. fatal IL
IL refugee; ut least he died suddenly.
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A THIRD P RrY.

We understand that Gen. T. ling
man, formerly knnwn as n prop of
Democracy in North CaruIina. has cut
nose from Ili- old afilii ons. aud has
is rh rali fu The formation OF IL
h ri party. We raanot say that this
action aror>,'s wifhinaus any srntim,-nt
IL establishment. For months past 1t
,aS been known that Gen. Clingman
has heen afli iaiing with Governor
Holden. and the RAILROAD ring" This
u itsclt. wa, sulii lent to induce grave
,rispicious II. To MS political post o..
aud his all Will only serve to confirm
tie impressions which his coriduri ha,
given rise to- eiobera journal Of Com.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-25
THE RAILROAD vo1E OF HE STATE.

You say that il the law be changed
SO as to allow each share of the State
stock in our railroads to stand OH the
same fooiitig as tile shares of private
stockholders, then the latter need
never meet. 70. they will always be ont
voted. Well. put 1t OH that ground.
and still you must admit that the Stat
proxie, are much more likely t" vot
IN the interps. of the State than privatt
stockholders. whose every interest l.
inimica) aud known by all to be inin'i-
cal to the hes: interests Of the State. IT
il a choice of evils, and in the one cass
Mt least there can be no earthly doubt
which Of the Two evils il the less.
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ONE-HALF INTEREST
IN THE
NATIVE NIRGlNlAN,

WlSfi HI NJ Ia engag. IN other h,lsi.
w ness, offer for sale my interest b, the
NATIVE NIRGIEIAN. Ii Is The only ranar
,pulaisEed IN the. counties Of Orange. Mad
son, Greene and LuuIsa; has u Iaree sub
scIlption and advertising list throughout
oil Norihsln States. Being located in one
OF the must nOurtstiing sections OF the conn-
tiH.,Ht TIE Junctlon ri the two leading Rail-
ing for am erterprlsing newspaper man. and
couid pe made TO ray for itself in two years
y on nrther information, address
A. #. STOFER,
January 2o,lS70. Gordonsville, Va.
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Announrsmenfs.
To aha voters of Orange County.

| respe ;tfully offer myself as candidate
for the position of Attorney for the Com
monwealth, at the earnest solicitation OF
my friends; and under AN agreement win
Mr.. Lewis u. Williams. who has filled the
office with so much ability. that hegives
me his cordial support" and should his
favor. III elected l promise to exercise all
The energies Of my lA.lnd andbody TO dis
charge he duties Of the officewith fidelity
and credit. w. X. TALIATERHO.
February Ii. 1870
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10 ,ho Voter. ~ Orapge.

The undersigned respectfully announces
him self u candidate for your suffrage at the
approaching election, for the Office II Clerk
OF the County and Circuit Courts of your
Csunty, and pledges himself, If IL should he
your pleasure to elect him, to discharge the
duties OF the office with diligence and fidel.-
ty. RICHARD CHAPMAN.
February n, lS7O.---3t
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A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL MILLER, Clerk.
CoMM'R's OFFICE. SrASARDsvILLK, |


The parties interested in the foregoing de-
cree and the creditors of Richard ii. Miller,
deceased, are hereby notified that have APP
pointed the 18th day Of April, 1870, as tie
time. and my Office aforesaid a the place
tor taking the accounts and receiving proof
OF debts against the estate of Richard III
Miller. deceased, when and where they are
required to attend with the necessary vouch-
ers and evidence 10 enable me TO report
thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF
said Court. ARTHUR STEPHENS, &C.
March 4S7O
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NEwsPAPER lAws

seostmasf.fs are required to give nt tice by
lst,et Wbe.i subscriber does not take his
II Fef hoa the Office: and give the reason
Iof ~ nat being taken. Neglecting to do SO
AanAte tposthiastei Responsible " the pub
..sl.ef f.r the pay Iaent.
ANY person who takes paper regularly
J ON tile post0ffice, whether lls mas suDscriG-
81 or mol, IL responsible Tor The paSine hI OF
ahe subscription.
a person ordering his paper discontinued
must bay all aIreafagcs, or the publisher may
2 pntinue to send 4 until payine ut is made.
taken from the office or not
Tue Courts have decided that refusing To
ake,a Taper and periodical from the post
o VI. OF removing and leaving them unci,il-
ed Tor is primo focie evidence of iatenIlon.,
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To THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Clerk of tue Circuit and Coun-
~ Courts Of the County.
Should it be your pleasure to elect me, /
shall endeavor to perform the duties OF the
Office faithfully. Very respectfully
John g. WILLIAMS.
Orange g. ii. Va, February II, 1870.
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A cOPY-TESrE.
DANIEL MILLER. Jr., Clerk.


CoNy'Rs' OFFICE srASARD3vrLLE VA.
March l. lS,0.
The parties interested In tho foregoing de-
ed the 9Th day Of April. 1874, ms the time and
my Office aforesaid as the place. for taking
the accounts directed to be taken by said
decree. and the creditors of John s. Sheler
licensed, are hereby notified to appear be-
re me ON that day and prove their debts
against said Shelor.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
of said Cour this day and year aforesaid
ARTHUR SrEPHEN.5, Comn'r.
March 4 lS70
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RELIEF TO DEBTORS.

Tfany Of oar readers should be con-
cerne,I lcst the Legislature shonld not
BE- disposed to do justice 20 debtors. W.
CT. relieve their minds. From what
We learn the benz Of the majority in the
General Assembly Is decidedly IN fayor
OF tile debtor class. Indeed We think
that, from all we have gathered. The
Legislature is Inclined TO goa little toe
far. At all events. Our debtor friends
may rest assured that Their interPs' S
will not be neglected. Be OF sood
CHEER.
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a JOpy-Ieste.
DANIEL MILLER, Jr.. Clerk.
coMNR's oFylor. srANAnDsvIlIr, Va, /

March !, 1870.
The larties interested in the foregoi ng de-
cree and creditors Of SaIeI tine Riddle Sr..
decd. are hereby notified that have ap-
pointed the 18TH day OF A pril 1870, as the time
and my office aforesaid as the place for tax
ing the accounts, an receiving proof OF
debts, when and where they are reQl1ired
to attend with necessary vouchers and eyi.
denees to enable me to report thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF
sad Court.
ARTHUR STEPHENS. c. G.
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XeaaL NetiEes.
COMMlSSIoNER,s KaTIcl.

VVm4A - - - Ak+z1e ~
EZEKIEL Cooper, shsdfs1h l5s5Iss:
Coz er, Dorcas Bell. William Bell. Sio,ass
He'll, Gilbert Bell, james raiia. eEfo. ssis,-
mon TaiIaierro and Henry Taliaferro--
plaintiffs; ffa
AGAINST
Thomas y. Macon, Administrator q. b. n.
wv. a. of keuoen Macon decd. Janes NJ.
Macon, Lucy conway, Pulp II. Fry, Ex-
Williams. Eihanan How, Richard s Boui-
ware John NJ. Goodwin, Executor of John
Woslfolk, l. d Fanlconef. sheriff OF Orr
ange, and as such COMMITTEES A dministra-
to- % London Cooper, Washington, Befk,
Edward Thornton, Nellie Thp11itba, James
Payne, Z q Macon, deceased and Ambrose
Macon deceased, BETTE Coo er. Matthew
Bell, Jennie Bell. sarah Bell, Couftney Bell !,
aud james NJ Macon, admir- OF Henry
Macon, deceased-Deiendants
IN CHANCERY
Extract from the decree entered In the A.
boye SUR, October 5th Isbs 1.-THE Court
doth adJudge. order and decree that 1t be re-
lefied 10 one OF me Commissioners OF this
the following accounts to wit.
LIST. The account Of Philip Fry, Admins
traitor, Wv a,ot Reuben Macon. de'd, which
account Philip Ii Fry, Exsou or OF Philip y
Fry is to render.
End. The account of Thomas N Macon, Ad-
ministfator q bnw " a OF keuben Macon, de-.
ceased, III the taking of which accounts the
said Conmissioner is to regard as lrima ia.
Gle correct any accounts which the said
Philip Fry and Thomas N. Macon may
have heretofore settled and which have bee n
appointed by the County Court OF Orange.
and duly adiritted to record, subject hoWev-
er 70 besurct.arged and ialsif ed by any par
ty in interest.
3D. An account of all hires received by
Philip >. Fry, Admin istrator as aforesaid af.
ter the death OF Ambrose Macon.
4th. An account of all hires received by the
said Thomas Macon, Administrators b n
W a of said Reuben Macon.
otil. An account showing what amount OF
money would nave been required TO defray
the expenses OF carrying the slaves OF the
said Reuben Macon to Liberia as directed by
the will OF said Reuben Macon, wi any
matter emed material by the said Conn
missioner, or which any party in interest
may require"
Before taking the said accounts the said
Commissioners IS directed to give notice Of
the time and place of taking the same by
Of notice fnr four weeks success
ivel y In the Native Vir inian. a newspaper
published In Gordorsv lie, Virginia, which
snail be deemed equ.s.ient to personal no.
tlce to al the parties, except to Philip II Fry,
Executor of Philip Fry, decd, and Thomas
n Macon. Admtnistrator. d nww a OF Reu-
ben Macon deceased, who must Lave ac,uai
notice."
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THE JUDICIARY coMMrrrEs.

Mucn complaint mas been made In
many quarters about the tardiness o.
the Legislature in regard to The ar
pointmcnt ~of Judges. These com
piaints would be better founded were
the facts of The case even imYrrfectly
understood by those who are so impa-
ti-nf. A judiciary winch shall do cred
ii Ia the State and reflect honor on the
appointing power /, not to be picked
up at every tim. Outsiders do not ut
all appreciate the thousand and one OIL
staeles and inter;erenees which meet
the Legislator on every side. To make
a nomination of Judges seems an easy
thing. but to make that domination
when two ilundre,l men have 10 have
their say in the matter. is not so easy.
Courtesy demands that the friends al
each candidate Should be heard, and
this takas time.
We can bear witness to the fidelity
and industry OF the Committee on
Courts # Justice. The Committee j.
well composed. Its members are Mcssrs.
SontiaIl. Daniel. Ariiet. Keith, Kelly
OF SmytI. Thonus. Hndgin, Mahood
Fulton. Of Wythe. Turner of Warren.
Walker OF Westnloreland, aud Bell OF
Augusta of ability. nearly every
one OF them. Bell we regard MS seron,l
to no man in the A sspmbly. We know
that tins Committee has faithfully con
kciehtiolisl, and painstakin2iy ,liscnar2
ed Its most important duties. Pnnctu-
al and dlligeut in their attendance, the
members have appreciated the gravity
of their task. have approached and exc
tuted that task in admirable tempe :.
and have only not made haste becaus.
haste in such a matter would have been
waste indeed.
10 make snre OF having yoLr paper
real. give IL to an el.l mun after break
fast. v hen dozen others ARE burning
with inlpatience just to :. ruin their eyes
over H."
Ii Malone were New York capital
list. how much trouble do on th.nk he
would have about coEsoIi,l;ton?
il seems to us that onr friend Ely
son ought to have squelched Chahoor
w:ihin twenty minutes after he offered
resistance. But you will observe tint
man vho is not in scrape is deal
smarter than the mali Who Is in III.
scrape. Who put Chahoon up to this
thing? Did the rebellion originate ia
Richmond or in Washington
w recollection, aysGov. Walker
in his letter to Gen. Candy, "of the
determination Mt tho conference be-
tween youiseli and Mayor Ellyson us
TO the proper course TO be pursued. il
entiiely different from yours" Gov.
Walker has. we presume. a very good
memory; there Is radical defect III
Canby's.
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20 The Washington CORES pon,lrnt

Of the Richmond State journal say : /:
''Senaiur Lewis stands squar,ly aud
firmly on tho National Re publican
platform. aud his Trends can AWAY.
look with certainty 10 find lis name se.
corded on all questions 1t national i'm.
portaI.ce along side the names ol such
gentlemen as those of Senators Trum-
bull. Nve. Summer. Morri. Norton Sher-
man aud othersIeatlers of tie party.
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I1s In view of the increasing I'm
r6itanrs OF tie peaHut crop. L ma
hoy he utli OF place 10 say that ihe Chi
ntse raise this nut Tor its oil ~
Abs they use ior eooI.ng purl oses anc
faE illumination.
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To the voters OF Orange.

lanpounce myself a candidate for the Of
flee of Commonwealth's Attorney at the APP
preaching election, and solicit the support
OF my fellow citizens. IL elected. / Will en-
deavor TO discharge the duties ofthe Office 10
the best of my ability.
February ID, 1870. w. w. BURGESS.
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iP Nice girls Who attend the Pres
idenIial levee< think Father Grant
style of kissing them too boistcrous.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

"A / Rules held III the Clerk Office O
"A the Circuit Court OF Orange county, on
Mondny the 9TH day Of March lsTo.
---- Roper and William Murray hIte UNI
dertakers and partners, trading under tile
name and firm Of Roper and Murray. VIM
ly Hardenia NJ. Cog hill-Plaintina.
AGAINST,
Robert $ Brock, Administrator of Isaac +
Clark, nd William NJ Clark Thos Clark
Joseph i CLARK. George W Clark, Jesse {
Clark, Marshall ID Clark, and Catherine 4.
Clark, Which said William NJ, Thomtls
Joseph h., George W., Jesse O.. Marshal
d., and Cltharine Il. Clark are the heirs al
law OF Isaac p Clark d. cd-Defendanis.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject the land
OF Isaac y. Clark to the payment Of his debit
dne ny Judgment, and otherwise. there be
ing no personal estate to paw tile same.-
AMI IL appearing by ,tildavit that the de
PENDANTS " illiam NJ Clark, Thomas Clark
Joseph b Clark. George W Clark Jesse
Clark, Marshall ID Clark and Catharine +.
Clark, are non residents of the State of Vir-
gina, on the motion of the Plaintiffs by
counsel, 1t Is ordered that they do appear
mere within one month after due publication
NJ this order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests, and that q copy OF this
order be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Native Nirginian 8,
newspaper published in the village of Cor
louisville, and That another copy thereof be
OF said county on the first day Of the next
County Court
a Copv-Teste
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Dcpy Clerk,
for NJ. II. HiGGrNs, Clerk.
March, IL, lS70.-L. b. WILLIAMS. p. Q.
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iCP The news af the Pope's serin
l.lless is confirmed from Rome, Oh
good authority.
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coAxrssrosrn's orrrca. ORANGE c. II.

COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE, ORANGE G, HI
Es February 23rd, ls70. b..
All parties interested In the accounts d.
reeted by the decree OF which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified that ], have Fixed
OH -,ioaa..y the East aay of Marca 1870 and
my office at Orange Z. H. Virginia, az the
time end place, for taking said accounts, and
they are hereby required TO attend. "a
WM. q. WILLIAMS,
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DIR. Il. W. Row,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
lFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL
y = services TO the community.
OFflCE-Ouposlte DR.. ID. II. Taiisferros
Drug store, GRANGE c. H, VA.
November u, tE-ly,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

IN Orange Circuit Court.
p B.tliden. Administrator c. t. n. Of Geo.
III. Stockholm. deceased-piaintiff,
AGAINST
u. Stockton, Henry w. Stockton. Lucy Bell
Stockton, Annie s. Stockton, Joshua
stockholm, EinIne Wallace Stockton In.
FAINT heirs of the decedent. and Curtis Will
holt, a creditor of the decedent, and o 9TH
er Observation-Disclosures.
Extract from the decree In the above case :.
The Court doth adjudge. order and decree
that this cause be referred TO q master COM
missioner OF this Court. to take, state, settle
and report an account of the transactions
the plaintiff as Administrator of the said
George Ii. Stockton, deceased, and also an
account off debts and demands outstand--
ing .ga INST has estate and the priorties a.
mong them, II any; also an account OF the
zee simple and yearly value of all the dece-
dents real estate; a nd the said Commission
er is directed to give notice 10 AL the parties
inter sted of the time and place of taking
these accounts, by publication for four s,c-
cessive weeks in the Native Virginiap
which shall De equivalent to personal SER
vice OF notice on them, except as to tho
plaintiffs as Administrator OF the decedent.
who must have personal service of notice.
Cox vIssIoSER's OFFICE, ORANGE H.
February 23rd $50.
The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree of which the above is an
extract. are hereby notified, that have fix-
ell on Friday, the 18th day of March. 1870, and
my office at Orange C.. H., Va, as the time
and place, for taking said accounts; and all
creditors Of the said George ii. Stockton are
claims before me at said time and place, and
to prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive any part of the assets of
said George III. Stockton in case of their fai-
lure SO to do.
RICHARD CHAPMAN, C. o. c.
February N lSIO
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TO SUMAC CATERERS.

A LII. persons arr hereby warned not
n TO tie pass upon the Litchfield farm, as
the sumac has been contracted for
Juy ., 60. ~. Il. CHAMBERLAYNE
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p. Is. HIDDEN,
Attorney At Law.

ORANGE G. H., VA,
WILL practice in the Courls OF Or
ange a I'd the adjoining Counfies All
Sii.lnls for collection promptly attended -.
Oflcc hours n, ms A. VI. to I p. n.
April l6 lS6a.-ly.
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TO make SIRE OF having yoLr paper
real. give IL to an el,l nun after break
fast. " hen dozen others ARE burning
with inlpatience just to :. ruin their eyes
over t."
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Ii Malone weie a New York capital
list. how much trouble do on think he
would have about coEsoli,l,t on?