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Beer! Beer! #!

oCSA 0CCI
GONE dealers III th. city have been in touht
- thar could hold o,it supplying them with
Beer his summer. / now inform the pnblic
that have large supply Of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger.
III any as to purity aud strength. lam ready
to test it by the Beer scale.
All: = JOHN C. SEEGEES
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The REronM MovrMEsr-BnUE RIDGE

The REFORM MovEMENT-B1UE RIDGE
RoAD.-Private letters advise that the
Scott radicals are actively engaged in
diffusiDg false reports concerning the
opposition of reformers to the Blue
Ridge Road, among the hardy noun
tainecrs of South Carolina. The Win
chester rihemen charge that the reform
movement is in the interest of the sea-
board, and that the people of the sea-
board are in antagonism to the people of
the mountains, and opposed to the pro-
secution Of the enterprise; and affirm
that successful completion rests upon
the reelection of Mendoza Scott. Car
penter and Butler are charged with
being in the special particular interests
of the people of tho coast, which points
to postponement or abandonment of
the interests of the Northern part of the
State. AS the prosecution of the Blue
Ridge Road is deemed essential to the
development of that mountain region
and OF great Importance, as necessary to
promote and sustain the existing inte-
rests of the people Of the mountains,
these charges uncontradicted are calcu-
lated to work supineness and lukewnrm-
ness in the approaching political contest.
Cnquestionably they are wholly false.
The object Of the reform party is
avowedly the restoration of civil law and
honesty in administration, and nothing
more. But it is IN evidence of tho
waning fortunes of Mendoza IS adherents,
when they condescend to abandon the
Winchester rifle as tho best law, and
come down to the level of tho people in
peaceful appeals to the interests Of Sec
tions.-Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
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SHAVING SALOON.
H1 REESE tI TIIOMp.u,

- AeA>AHsAA - AAioN1fsoSs
N1aE undersigned wonld respect 'nlly inform
L the citizens OF Columbia and Vicinity that
they lave opened e SHAVING StLOON, on
Plain street, opposite DR.. Fair'a, where they
guarantee satisfaction i'll every rcspcct
JAMES REESE
July 30 JAMES THOuPSOS.
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California Wines.

fsl9 encourage the consumption cf the GEM
3 liz unauthorized CALIFORNIA CHAM
PAGNES, we lave reduced the prices of the
same TO tie following low prices for cash only.
viz:
Quarts, per Case Of ]1ozeu. $500.
1ints. per Case ol 9 Dozen lICO.
Sparkling Angelica, ltr case ct2
s.. R9zsn 1}';s1 c,,,1.;,, rin's; . 100.
Dozen, Pints, II 90.
, I"%ethcr with full assortment cr Choice
Rye Mhiskies, Genuine Otard Brandies. Old
Rum. ard kcctiiieG Liquors, which arc con.
stan!ly ON hand and for sale 1T low figures ty
JU!y 9 J. 4 T. Z. A(iNEW.
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I. L. Il ElElTSE. D:uyg::,
Columbia. =.

Columbia, .. I.
TES1I:!pNIALS.
G.' :. Il. Nc;nl'>a-pEAs >IE: 1 ci.eev:a:iy
endorse the mme!dation given tor ,oul
"hina Chill Cure" il cases of Chlls a..i
Fever. lave been cared by Your medicine
when every other tried failed Yours truly,
). l.. SLOANE.
~. <. H. Mi"itsi-DEAE SIR: Your 'E;na
Clil! Cure" has done all you promised it would
Il" i'll my case. 4 radical cure for Chn I'd
Fever. The chlls are gone. \ genera! :. o.
ration Of my l:eslth is the rtenl. OF Only one
bottle; My doubts have al been removed in
regard 70 the efficacy of your medicine.
nave tried ii, therefore l can endorse the
statements OF others, ,ha: i. s the best medi-
cine ont Yours .tc., W. X EIEINS
Dr. Z. II. Hci,,i.s',-prAE SIs: l cnriiiv 10
the medicinal virtues Q: yonr '.Kira Ciii!i
Cure" \ member Of NJ: family has ije.n af.
:iicted with CEilis an'! Fever tor scveral
mon1h.: and nothing cured it bui your invaln-
able CLi!i Cure-Only cEc bottle uaed. Yours,
Sc.. j. II! DISEKEP
Pr. l.. Il. HrinHsh-DEAR SIR: have lad
Chiils ard Fever for some time. At your sng-
Gcstion tried your lew medicine, ..Kina
Chlil Cure | am completed; cured, and used
only one bottle. Yours, Respectfully
juno ]. y. BRENNAN
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TT cures Aches and Pains OF all kinds, ill.,
Il ternal and external. This Qr.Ksn LIN.
LENT Is the best medicine in tie world for
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Th'cat, Tooth,
ache, Pains in Back, Face-ache Swclings.
Sprains, Bruises, Snake Bites, Stings of In
sects, for Cramp in tic Stomath, Cholera,
Collie, Sick Stomach, Summer Complaints.
Prepared only by L. II. II ElNITSH,
Junc0 Chemist, Coiunbia, S. G.
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Crimson letter Wash,

ENOR letter, Mngworm, Piniplcs, Blotches,
~ Tan, Frecklcs, Rcdncss OF the skin,
ChapPcd Hands and Face, and all Eruptions
the beauty Gnd bloom of the human face. It
renders the skin soft and fair, and restores
the natural freshntse and roscate hue of tho
complexion, so attractive il tho female sex.
prepared only by z. II. HEINITSH,
June Q Chemist Cnlninbin q
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kira Chill Cure.

=, 'r iHAecI, Ner Fri"c..''r W i'oi$ ~.
A NEH discovery Az! :. sovereign .pcci::c
text Fever, Chill Fever, runn = cue, Periodical
Headache or Bi!io"- Ii .at,ac:lc and Bilious Fe-
v@"s: a.i! all diseases originating III Diliarv
Ocrar :ii-Hi"r Liver Disorder. Caused by
lmpi.::.v .: 'jood aoi -i;.!a:i. oi :Aias,nc:ic
i'Hcti.:it$.
F"r>s.c :! :: Il. HEl,;1TsH. D.uys::.
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Virginia International Land and
Emigration Company. !.

=. ri l,lt[I NJ - Nf fI. - +-
II The approximation to unaniuity with
which the Senate, after protracted investiga-a
ton. passed the bill Incorporating the COM
pany above named, is an assurance that it
will meet with hut little opposition in the
House Of Delegates, where it will be consid-
cred, we understand, to-day. The object
had in view by Mcssrs. Imboden, Flournoy
and the other projectors Of the scheme, is the
purchase of a large quantity. Of land and
its resale to- and settlement, by immigrants
to be broughtehsre by the company. AS
Incidental to this they propose to do a gen
eral exchange, loan aud banking business ;
and also insurance, this letter having
especial reference to assurances for their own
immigrants. All that these foreign and
Northern capitalists ask is that their title to
their property in Virginia shall be made
secure by a charter subject only to the
general laws Of the State now in force or
hereafter enacted III relation to joint stock
companies.
5f Our neighbor, the, Wing, says the ':scv-
eral of its Now York corporators are million
aries. who have been induced to investigate
fully the great inducements now held out In
Virginia for the permanent Investment of
capital, and the result has been the preli-
minary formation of this company under a
New York charter, and they now seek tue
further guarantee Of Virginia charter for
the security of their capital. Already mea-
sures have been taken, we are informed, to
obtain a large qmount Of English, French
and German capital under this charter. Its
capital is one million, with authority to
increase it to ten millions -E 4quirsy. -.
The corporators Of this Company are
James McKayor Walter S.. Gurnee, Cyrus
Fl. Mccormick, Horace Greeley, Christian
Won Hesse, John P. Crosby, Thomas S.
Elournoy, Robert H, Maury and John D.
lmbodond ri, ia5f iraN !f III
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a MYSTERY.

-- NE L~-'
I that mystic path was t~reading,
When the sun his rays was shedding,
Beaming, cleaning, fairly streaming thro' the
trees; s's-
And 1 watched the streamlet glistening,
As entranced 1 there was listening,
To the melting, merry music on the breezei
When beneath a tree reclining
Where no ray of sun was shining,
Lo! 1 saw a fellow-being on the ground;
Though no other feature shifted,
Quickly, soon his eyes uplifted,
Upward lifted, as he wildly looked around
| Good friend, said ], approaching,
| Do not charge me with encroaching,
Are you waiting for some messenger of news2
But no other word he uttered,
And no other sentence m%uttered,
Save "Go to Simon Hilb's for Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes"
| That's q strange expression surely 90
Said I, looking down demurely
trust, good sir, the question you'll excuse;
But he only looked the ~prouder, t--n.
AS he spoke the words the louder,
Go to Hilb's for all the Goods you use.
| Why bless me, man | shouted,
As his sanity | doubted,
TITS surely naughtt to me what merchants goods
you buy.
| But he only cried the higher,
With enthusiastic fire,
You'll save half your cash Il sime.- ditb yo@
try! 'i.r -
So | LETT him there reclining,
Where no ray of sun was shining,
And frequently | wondered at. what the man
spoke in the woods;
| Thinking surely it was a mystery,
| And that some hidden history
Was weaving round myselfand Simon's goods.
So then | resolved to try them,
Then couldn't help but buy them,
| And. behold I've cause for %gladness, p
| That the words l deemed were madness,
Induced me thus to purchase my goods from
Simon Hilb. '| aA. 4
So all will find the same cause for gladness who
| cali in time to secure some of the late bargains,
| lately received direct from New York.
They will find a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of Ladies' Cloaks, at prices ranging from So, SO,
to S25, 200 sets Ladies' Furs from ST., 30 tC $50,
| Elegant Blanket Shawls, black and colored, Fine
Dress Shawis, a large variety of Black and. COL
ored Cloakings.
THE DRESS GOODS STOCK
consists, in part, of the fashionable shades OF
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
CH1NE POPLINS,
MOHAIR SATIN,
POPLLN PLALDS;
BLACK s COLORED SILKS,
FR.ENCH & ENGLISH MERINO.
BLK. g. COLORED ALP4CA :,
Ale WOOL DEL4LNES, ALL c0LORS.
A large assortment of Mouslin Delaine, large
stock of Prints in handsome styles, Canton
Cloth, a beautiful article for mourning suits.
\ complete assortment Of the newest styles of
Collars and Cuffs,
Real Lace Collars,
- Real Lace Handkerchief,
tl Real Laces and Edges,
Notions of all kinds and descriptions,
Dress Buttons and Trimming Fringes. Eaglish
and German Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Gloves In full assort-
ment.
Also q very ine stock of French Cloth, black
and calered. poeskin Cassimeres, Fancy CASH
mer, and the Charlottesville Factory Goods.
A handsome assortment of Carpets, all the va
rious qualities. Oil Cloth, 4-4 aad Ga, Rugs and
Mats, Boots and Shoes, a full assortment of Hats
for men and boys. =
-WH ii, l.. Powell, j. A. Templeton and D.. B.,
tsork are with me and will be glad to servo
their friends in any manner.
- nov5 If s. H. HTLB>
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PIEDMONT { IREKGTM [IFE NSURANC HG0MPNiES.

HOME OFFICE, CORNER Ninth aD NAN STREETS RcHMoSD,v VA: I'll
- EFT mNEs%If % -@ITzH Fbi3ifft~HIt %
d. LHARTSOOK Secretary; J JH0PKINS, Assistant Semetav B CT ARTsO0K, CasMn;
PRW E1B SMTH, s4HwMy; d aP.FACKLER ,CenMMny4 awyt DRG CHI PERROW,
u. haSSAnIh. GEORGE RWS Medical Advisers; JAS E WOLFF, supt OF Agencies
T. DIRECTORS: VIM b 1sAAU, I. J. HARwooK,W G. TAYLOR R. II. MAuRY, J. j. HOP
IN STOKES. JOIN NDEM5J mN e EDWARDS H. PERRow,W W. c .CARREGToN, WIZ. Fl
PM&HR, JHNC c. WILLIAMS, QEoRGES s. PALMER. .s&tAH@jI'
AnnMosc, POOLE 4 BzRKELY,s hnmon, Va, GENERAL AGENTS for the Valley and PnDAosr
Jgo. f BMrmsaC CAPT n FOUNTAIN N .N1aN REV. !. pe BoupE5 Dr. SAMI.K ENNERLy jon.
G MoVEGu CpT HENRY oovER-SOLICITORS. .o4andoa q ~ 1g aEGrt'4-
= toaIza Aaa4H9etrc ~
DvlDENDp paid policy FOLDERS LIST APRIL 1869, FoEryr PER- CENT #4 &M .w ~,
puhica Home Enterprise equh to any and grsseaby nenein eh@nce---@~~
~C Commenced active opemMMh utN oE~l ,1s6T t, -+r
Policies issued g. 200. %WNYA
thasp dior sasM $751; and in every instance waived the ninety DAYS time and paid at
tt saHUG H' f
ltadFNes The payment of al cash premiums, because end ivdendsw will continually decrease each
@nay eMs until nonmog VIII ber eguned, and hepoiey. myb ea source of income, btitw will
oehafloa IAN on land joint iG policies. +Onethidl an on ohr lariiipaing policies
Itr eqnTesn NJ nesf roans ofhep part of premiums, butte endorses thelo n of its poGGs until
by dividends Or policy is payahe = 3M' ~
has no restriction on HsdmNeo tmvh. All its poice are onfoueHabe and he ibt t
parties uHanted ont tmeV the policy as par the contract "@ W N
~ Lhas incl GLOWING valuable fmturew which no hrc company give: The 1aew war taughtm many
YmNP@ nMy o1pege separated from the Home Ofceb having their atp payment forfeited. "The
Piedmont gurdagdnst hisin Ter policies land in eumto fseprahonn from its cc BY any inter
vnnon guarantees to such all he1 right fnon-orfitne, pdu policy; surrender value md rein
as hought there had eenno such Intervening cause Tr EE HET*
Its Investments em made for benefit tots Southern advancement za- h9 sG-h- I "eG 49,.
9ltb rngsmoney to Tp epe-ke money with our people. Thenw VII should they 7contnus
to npoWrshM themselves by sending oney off which can as essuy-as saflv-es nro6HhM L.
sPnt tail ome ~ "tS me- 80 n4 i-fau { f'p -
TeP edmonta asks Ill who wish to nr to compare its tes-te terms uoeassui INV now
any, and feels confdentn its meits will eqal any other company wv"
iIus RS Age~nw wanted e"9yW 3~@ w. hf .kG1o@AT alL Hlu02YN9
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DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.~The .subscribss
F. er, on-accouat Of his failing health, viii
sell his Portable Steam Saw Nil. II Horse Power
Engine, at a bargain. A good stand can be Sc
cured in the immediate 'nei ghborhood, if desired.
The Mill, Engine and Boiler and Fixtures are
in good conditions twill besold low + I the
reason given above.
Parties wishing to ~puschase can call and ex-
anime it, two miles from Burke's Mill, on the
Forge road, or address the subscriber at Burke's
Mill. go ~ "a sass. hlg 4sa348 $50 G-Aoi
mar4-5t* - DAVID K. oREBAUGH
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New Advertisements


IENERAL AGENTS. WANTED.-A we'll
NJ established and prosperous Life Insu-
rance Company, incorporated in New York State,
!sdesirons Of extending its business into Virgin
la and West Virginia.
Gentlemen who apply must state in detail their
facilities for. accomplishing a success, and what
experience ifany, they may jhavs had in the Life
Insurance business. Persons who are now acting
as Sub-(or Local Agentsfor other Life Cos.Fwill
md this a capital chance for forming a more
profitable con injection with a more extensive field.
Address in detail
"PRESIDENT,"
Postofice Box 36o5, New York City.
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VIRGTNIA:MAt rules held in rthed Clerks Of
' kg7l fee of the Circuit court Of Highland
county, on Monday the 18th day of Feb. 1870.
% Thomas Campbell and Benjamin b. Campbell,
Executorsof James b, Campbellidec'd andEJoseph
"A. Beath-Plaintifs, III 50 sgfisg}3oT 9iaGa11
4gainst TAR ~ 9ndaq 3dt sliyG, yifa1t5.as
John S. Pullin in his ownstight and as Adlm mr.
Of James Pullin decd, PollyPdllin,y Nancy Pull
lin, jane Pullin, Catherine Pnllin, Saml. Meyers,
Executor Of Jesse PtliineandnRobert o.. Pullin,
Executor Of Henry Pullin xdecsdg benjamin b.
Eagle, John N. Eagle, Jane Ann Eagle and Mar
tina Eagle and thechildren ofiPatsy Lindsay and
- Lindsay her husband, whose names are un-
MISUNDERSTANDING, if tolr-t5e 9E5@aisF
In Ghancery.. al% ,A2FHeelf9a.44 liz
The object of this suit is to subject the lands of
John S. Pullin in the bill mentioned atey:the pay
ment of the Plaintiffs debts and also to subject
the lands of which james Pullin died seized for
the payment of the amount due to his Admir-,
John S. Pullin, on account of debts paid by him
for said decedent, and having the amount coming
from said James Pullin's estate to said John S.
Pullin applied to the payment Of the plaintiffs
debts in said bill mentioned. And it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that John s.. Pullin,
Benjamin B., ohnslNe,sJane Aun and Martha
Eagle and the children of Patsy Lindsay whose
names are unknown are not residents of this
Commonwealth: Its ordered that they do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest. .;.t sro.f.t;r. i.
- ACopy---Testes,, - l.'s '''''''o
febIs-4t WIN. A. SIPE, elk.
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JACKSON Miss. Feb 2s.-At 3 o'clock
to-day r., n. Yerger, who. has been in
military confinement since June last on the
charge of killing 1t Col. Jos. G. Crane,
was transferred to the custody of the sheriff
of Kinds county by an order Of the adjutant
general Of the United States army, LIT.
VIM. Atwood, adjutant general Of the fourth
military district, Immediately made an aft
dasiSs before Judge Cabaness, presiding,
charging Yerger with the murder Of Col.
Crane on the 9Th of June, 1869. Counsel
for the defense waived an examination, and
Yerger was committed without bail.
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Drugs. Medicines &c.

OAS
- - DRUGGISTS.
sa9is ZOE. .:aNEW STREET. t.
4BOVR VIRGINIA HOTEL.
VIRGINIA.
Keep constantly ON hand
nl DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTUFFs.
and every thing usually kept in this line. fresh.
and Of the purest articles, which they offer at the
lowest prices and on most accommodating terms.
day and night.
Physicians in the country win find it 70 their
interest to give ms a call,
-feols-tf-tow papers copy +"
tDRcGs, MEDICINES, sc. -aa1
~ P. H. TRoUTACo..
't Dealer insDrugs, a. L.-.l3iz tasiiat H.
Medicines, Paints, 45BJ % b r
Widow Glass Of all sizes,
- Trussesand Surgical It: umen,s.
~ physicians orders filled W. -. me pures,
ana freshest medicines and at city ;etail prices.
PRESCRIPTION are eoml'Cuhe d only by ex
periencedharmaceutist4a at. ali htA.,s- day and
nlgne. alriil9-tf
SEEps -~-~-~--
~. .H-HH ftNl4r- NAibEi', TIN w lAh AND
o' FIELD SEEDS OF ALLIlNps
E-t-'hft JUST RECEIVED. IT ta eng
County merchants supplied at city ,,lices. and
aii NOT soid can he returned ut the end of the sea-
SON For sale at
-. ~. IL P. Fl. TRoUTS
Ieolo-zm Drug Store.
GAR0FS SEED SEED s. =. /. a.pnrx svnn,
H N rErf ta.
YUrNC \ REESE, BRUGGrsrs,
nave Just retelved u supply of Landreth's Fresh
Garden Seed, Onion. Sets, Early Peas, &c, &c.
Those in want had better supply themselves
early. s rs4sH aiJ \. febls-1m
E>REsH GARDEN SEED.-A r.riety of de-
sirable sorts.
ONION SETS, SWEET HERBS,
PIONEERING BULBS, &C., at LINKS,
Drug and Prescription Store.
NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL
~ The only article that can be used with
safety-willbu burn one-thirdlonges. and sold al
one same price as theinferior sfsdes. at
,oA PIN TROUT cos.
april TT Drug Store
A INTS.-WHlTE LEAD, LIN SEED OIL
i VARNISH, and Colors of all kinds for,
sale by ~
p.H. TROUT & co.
junel9-tf r-5..
NEATSF DOT OIL.-The best oil fos,
~ harness and all kinds ofleather, for AZ
PHI. TROUT & CO.'S,
Junel9-tf Drug Store.
Nh ACA1NE OLA Ane article os
1Xl Machine Olaf 81 90 per gallon.
For sale at IT,
filfr.aG a.ITROUTSDRUG STORE.
Union SETTS.-A limited supply will be-
~ bought if offered soon, at
une.- P. H. TR0UTS,
tebls-lm Drug Store.
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AIDES! LADIESH ga ~ shssI ~
ysiGBGs 40 TAKE NOTICE.
: -Ua-h l-la -A1F Il h~.fBtnEsE4 EXC SIS an
THE l..S4
s.WEED SEWING MACHINE.'

s'WEED SEWING MACHlNE.H
LOCK STITCHhSTRAIGHT NEEDLE.
IThe most simple, beautiful, durable and eco
nomical OF any in use. JESSIE 9i lg!
THE WEED al
s "FAM1LY EAVORTTEH M
received the Highest Medal awarded to American
Sewing Machines at the Paris Exposition of 1857,
sand.a GOLD MEDAL over all others at the. Elk
hibition held in the Maryland Institute, Balti-
more, in November 1869.
We call your attention to q few certificates:
Baltimore, Nov. 9Th, 1869.
To Weed Sewing Machine Company:
GENTLEMEN: We have had one of your ma
chimes in use in our factory the past year, and it
has given perfect satisfaction, needing no repairs,
and we have no hesitation in recommending it as
a good machine. jesH -ta4 hltf
Yours Truly, 5.- I.lalmsfq-s
s0f es MOORE, LARRABEE & Co.,
Boot Shoe Mandatory IS S.. Charles st.
Agent Weed Sewing Machine Company: 8 Z
III inll-iaiat 1 SO N. Charles Street.
am the owner of a Weed sFamily Favorite,"
and after the experience l have had with Others,
shall certainly give it the preference over all. |
have used the Singer New Family style, the emo
~ the Grover Baker; Howe, Wilcox q Glbbs,
and Empire, but recommend the WEED above
them and say further, that l have never requir-
ed any instructions in regard to using it, nor the
least difficulty in managing.it. 1t is so simple a
child can use it. sal m e-Hs .r4.ssf
81 Mrs. JULIA WRIGHT,
l76 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
Thousands of testimonials can be produced,
certifying to the superiorexcellence of che WEED
Machine from parties who have used all Others.
Come and see for yourself how beautifully it
can Hem, Cord, Braid, Fell, Tuck, &c.
sal .ialasl So J.. w. NEWTON, Agent.
We would also call your attention to a nice,lot
Of wint ter goods, which we will sell at cost, con-
sisting of Dress Goods, Factory Cloth, &c.
Remember we responsibility on hand Ladies'
and Gents Notions, Stamped Aprons, Yokes,
Switches, Millinery Goods, &c, &c. =
]. W. NEWTON, 70
New Street, above Va. Hotel,
feb25-tf u Stanton, Va.
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X7IRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks of
fee of the Circuit court for Highland
county on Wedhesd y the 9Th duy Of February,
1870. P-53fas3tt Is aEA .Ei
benjamin. Hiuer guardian Of Franklin Tarr and
as Executor ofJohn Blagg, ST., dec'd.-Rlaintifs.
III. AGAlAsT .
M*fy. widow ef said John Biagg ST., decd,
Francis Blagg, Samuel Wilson and Esther his
wife lat, Blagg, William NJ. Sommers late S. H.
Joshua Cupp and Elizabeth his wife late widow
of said John Blagg Jr., decd, Jane Blagg,
James Jones and Mary Ann his wife late Blagg,
Samuel Hiner, Admir- Of Samuel Blagg, decd,
Margaret widow Of said SAMUEL, decd and Jo-
seph, John and Mary Blagg, infant children of
said Samuel Blagg decd and Franklin TAR
Defendants. Y--rF
In CnANoERY.
The object of this suit is TIC recover the sum of
$50, with interest thereon compounded from
the 4th day of September 1856, and subject to
sale the land devised by John Blagg ST., decd,
to his sons John. James and Samuel Blagg in
satisfaction of the same: And it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that Samuel Wilson and
Esther his wife and Franklin Tarr, are not resi-
they do appear here within Que month after due
publication of this order and do what is necessa-
ry to protect their interest. j %.
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WIRGINlA.-At rules held in the Clerks office
V of the Circuit Court Of Highland County,
on Monday the 18th day of February 1870.
Daniel NJ. Anvil, for the benefit Of Henry D.
Anvil.-Plaintifs
against
George Hammer and Levi Jack, Defendants
In Mancery ~,
The object Of this suit is to recover against the
defendant George Hammer SG3, With interest on
$50, part thereoffrom July 9th 1864 and on SIS,
the residue thereof from July 26 1864 and to at
tach the estate, debts and effects, due or to be-
come due to the defendant, Hammer in the hands
of the defendant Jack. and it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that the defendant Hammer
is not a resident of this ~CommoaWealth5 it is or
dered that he appear here within one month after
due pu 5lication of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect his interest. a
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