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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18

Boston. Mevs
Extract from the log book Of the ~
schooner Charles, Philip Cook " "iNNsIss
vincetown, arrived this port ~
Feb. I. at4P M the watch on DOL
covered boat aTongside-all hand.a o.
Immediately called; the mate ran s s
deck with his gun, whena Gun Va. apa
sented to bis breast-he immmidia,.I ~
go bis musket laid hold of that Of NJ y
fan, "a Spaniard) and wrencbed + 49,
his hand, struck him on the head u
knocked him down; at the same t;n'a
guns were fired down the steerap.
Two more through the sky light. 10 1 n,.' "
the rest of the crew from coming r =.
being so much OF a slant down tho ' ~,
that the balls ran out of the guns sn 10y
no damage-after the man was dos u
mother man clinched the mate, st,S!'s, +
him 10 the breat, and they both Went ' y
board together-the latter swan e, u 1 s
shore; the captain and two men Inn.
out of the cabin windows; the plrais' u X,
at the former but did not injuie bimuus
others, observing that the captain ,Ls
was singled out. swan back, and OBI ' ~
the windows again. The SpaoiarSss' ~
cut our cable, made sail, and stood an, \
the harbor, with sentry al the eanss -.
we'll armed. At 5 "A NJ after ibeS s!,E
got out Oft harbor, they called m ,s'
of our crew, and enquired, in En,lS'
how many menWe had on board--wr,s
wered twelve. They said they ,nts,Ss
to take the vessel 10 Margaretia; and III i
four men to lower down The boat and =
ashore, with four of the crew, afs, &
captain and mate; telling them they Hoss
beave about, and take them on board n
ter they had got lhem--tbe mate r..
found, but the capt. was not; seeing ,igs
the schooner did not beave about Ss,
pulled after her, until she was some ~
lance off--ihe SpaDiards then oNeua
down the other boat, put in two bow
with bag OF bread, cask of water M
some rum, and they came to the othr
boat-we all rowed after the vessel until
she was GU: OF sight. The boats then
steeref for the Island of Mackanaw. nj
8 P. NJ the Spaniards lett the schooner
one had wound in his head, and The Olls
ball through his arm. They took wifi
them gun and some bread, rum and Va
ter-the schooner then hove about, anil
stood for the Island of BIanco--at6 6, M
boats came up with her, and she stood ii
for the harbor.
Feb, 2, at Z. A M anchored at Bancs
and set our colours for The captain ALL
A NJ saw bin on shore, and he was imne
diately brought on board uuipjured. 3d.
left the harbor, and stood for the Islandd
Soonoa. We understand the captain and
mate had TO swim a considerable distance,
and when they reached the shore, Hgs
very much exhausted.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18
baltimore. Mtu I6.

Capt. Atkinson, who came passenger in
the schr. Cordelia from Gonaives, reports
that President Boyer arrived there the day
he sailed (99th April) from the Cape, and
wa. received with evident marks of Joy
aud satisfaction. On the principa, bridge
of the canal which runs through tie town
the citizens had erected triumphal arch,
decorated in the most beautiful and APP
propriate style. The whole street from
the arch to the Presidents House CORNER
ly the Kings palace) was strewed with
green bushes and flowers.
At ST. Marks the citizens were also e.
rec,ng triumphal arch, and the recep-
too OF the President at Port au Prince, il
was thought, would be equally imposing
and satisfactory. Gag
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18
From the n. Y Daily .Adverttser.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT

Yesterday morning, while the Rev. Mr.,
Chase was engaged in 5aptisng some per
sons in the North River at the first dock,
south OF the state prison., melancholy &C
cident occurred There was temporary
building occupied by stone cutter on the
margin OF the wharf, which afforded ia
vorable place to overlook the services 60
ing on, and great numbers OF persons had
assembled that building. while hundreds
took their stations on the edge ofthe wharf
Immediately below it. The weight upon
the roof crushed the building towards the
river, and so sudden was its tall that great
numbers were forced into the water. and
many struck by the falling lmbers. One
man had his leg badly broken, and was o.
therw Sc much bruised, another man had
his breast sbockingly injured, and four la
dies were very severely wounded. In ad
diton to the above, a great number of per-
sons of bo,h sexes received slight wounds.
The proprletors OF the building also sus-
tanned great damage, as many marble chin
ney pieces were broken to pieces by the
falling OF the buildisg.
From tie Nesv-YOr& DAILY Adyertiser, Mau Ii.
Every perso0 VIII form MS own conclu-
sions relative to the state of things be.
tween Turkey and Russia. The intelli-
genCe brought by the Florida, wears
more decisive aspect than many of the
preceding accounts The rejection of the
Russian ultimatum by the Grand Seignor
appears TO be confirmed. This, however,
IT we do not misremember, is not the first
Ultimatun that has been submitted to the
Sublime Porte by the Russian monarch
and it may not be The last. The STYLE of
the Turkish Note to the English and Aus.
trian ministers, who bad been zealously
engaged in their endeayogs to bring about
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18

Captain Potter of the Abby, from Per-
nambuco, reports the markets for Amer,
cav Produce very dull. except Flour which
had been sold at 10 dollars per Dbl. but
the demand very limited owing to the di-
minished consumption since the embarka
ton Of European troops for Lisbon, and
the departure of the principal European
Portuguese. The political state of the
country continued very unsettled. ID.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18
Utica, " Y. NaV 7

CECu, " y WY Z,
Moore, the fellow who entered the Uti-
ca Branch Bank at Canandaigua few
weeks since, and purloined abou: one
thousand dollars in bank notes. has been
arrested at Johnstown, Montgomery coun-
ty, and part of the money recovered
On his examination he made full con.
fesson OF all the facts. He passed thro'
this village yesterday morning, in the Gus
tody OF the Sheriff of Ontario county.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18

The following gloomy picture of tie
state of things in Kentucky Is given in a
Louisville paper -
At present our citizens cannot tell how
or when the paper in circulation is TO be
redeemed Business is almost at stand;
confidence between man and man is sus-
pended; the banks are objects of distrust;
and the purity OF the motives of those
who.ga birth to such an immense issue
of paper is seriously called in question:
The farmer is dissatisfied with the appa
rently enormous prices demanded by the
merchant for his goods; the merchant con-
slders his business and his fortune insecure
while be is dealing in deprecated and
huctuating currency the mechanic COM
plains that he has TO pay too high for ma
terais, clothing and provisions and his
customers esteem him an extortion er be-
cause they have to pay, nominally double
prices for the arucles he manufactures.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
EaucatiOn.

TITE subscriber will resume the teaching
i business, on Monday, the 9TH of the
next month, in the house he formerly occu-
pied aud which is nj present occupied BY {.
Fisher His course of instruction will com
prise such literary aud scientific subjects as are
usually taught IN our Schools.--Ierms-fr
so 10 gl2 ~ a scholar per session of l-2
months No pupil will be admitted for less
time than the session, if entered at the COM
mencement Of the session II entered utter
the commencement of the session, no pupil
will be admitted for less time than the remain
der of The session.
X b. ToWNLEY
9th MO. 3rd 1927 ltwis o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
RUNAWAY,

L,R0M the subscriber on the 90th OF
Il March, n servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Loving
lie j. upwards OF six feet high, light complex.
ION, veil made, very sensible, shrewd, end
pert IN his observations, and not easily intimi-
dated. liz formerly belonged TO John Scott
of Neutrality-suspicious. well on several musi-
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and will probably attempt TO pass for Tree
man. | viii give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses il delivered TO me in New
Gla.gow-.or twenty dollars secured in any
jail so that get him. lie is now probably in
the vicinity of Richmond.
Clio 8. HOLLOWAY.
April 2s. 3n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20

.Messrs. Richard BHris & Matthew Burks,
CIRS-As you have left this State in
- haste, not aiiording me time TO execute
notices upon you, you are hereby notified that
at Samuel Garland's Office in Lynchburg, on
the goth and 2lst days of September neat,
aud at Amherst courthouse on the 23d, 24th,
and 25th days of the same month, aud at my
house in Amherst county, on the 4th and 9th
days of October next, shall proceed TO take
sundry afhdavits, to be read on the trial OF my
injunction now depending in the Chancery
Court for the Lynchburg District, against you
and Mr.. Reuben Noryell-when and where
you may attend in person or by agent.
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Amherst, Aug, 90. wt5O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20

Laeh sale viii commence with the lowest
number of section, township and range, aud
proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be reserv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
mgton, this l6th day OF March, ls22.
JAMES MONROE,
By the President
JcsIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office
March % 50t4N
u Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will publish the above once a
week till the first Monday in November next,
and send their accounts (receipied) to the Gen
eral Land Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
Aynchburg Mills.

WILL IN few days be in order for n.
w cePtion of Wheat.-The snh. 'ae f'.
will give lair market price in cash e. l0st
any be DESTROYS to receive Flour in s,s a"Oah
Tor Wheat, they can do So at the usual Jha'hgs
and the subscriber will subject himself f" ,n
kiehmsnd Inspection. Those who a., " he
disposed to sell at the present prices NAV no no'
ver their Wheat, and wait for a better -, 0ea'
lair MAJ ket price will be given during the as
son, for that deposited, as for what nav se'-
ming II. Os co
August9. Tots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of two deeds of trust executed
ID by Thomas Rudd, one to John X. ID
Payne, bearing date Sd January, 1922, to Sc
cure u debt, due Henry Clark, and the othel
executed to John Alexander, bearing date the
18th day OF February, 1922, for the purpose
of securing the payment of debt due &c
Simeon Austin, both of which deeds are duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court OF Campbell, | shall proceed to sell, Il
the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
b ouse of said Rudd,
On. Tuesday, the 24th day Of September,
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SYRAXED.

EROM the subscriber about The 1d Of
Il July BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about !
or years old, 4 feet or 10 inches high, creese-
fallen, hind feet white, PAGES, trots and gaiiops
remarkably tceH. He is supposed 10 be making
for Bedford, hariHg been raised q ba Mr.. Tuughan
not many nrles adore Liberty .4reward of III
dollars, and all reasonable charges has been Of
tered fer his reeorery Int it riH be considerably
increased, GA his 1eiirtry TO the Rep. John Ear.
In, or the subscriber near DinWiddie court house,
Ia. II. PEGR.iM
Sept. Il. w4u5
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}. SlEpTOE, C. n. G..
Bedford June Court. 1890

Nancy Arthur widow of Barnabas A,th,.
deceased, John Arthur, William Arthur. Iss
IS Arthur, John Pratt and Fanny his wife, hls
Fanny Arffir, Nathan Gfear, aud Lucy his VII.
late Lucy Arthur, Geo Bowes and EGxab.,s
hrs wife late Elizabeth Arthur, and
heirs OF Rhoda White Gee. and Elizabeth
Arthur, Ph;nGs.
Against
Manuel Caytor ard John Arthur. Px'r, NJ
Barnabas Arthur dec. and Barnabas Arthur
aud Caleb Arthur, Defendants
IN CIIANCERT.
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and r.,.,
Arthur not having entered their appear ancs ar.
cording to the act Of assembly and rules of thu
count, and IT APP caring to the satisfaction of the
court that they are nol inhabitants Of this Com.
monwealth, it is Therefore ordered that they a,
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and ans wer the complainant, bill and tia,
a copy OF this order be forthwith published in
the l.ynchburg Press fer two months suces,
siVe'y and published at the front door of the
court house OF said county, on two seya4l
court days.
ACopy--Tcste.
wS"2 J. STEPTOE, C. DC.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
An Overseer WanteA.

TliE subscriber scishes 10 employ an &C.
Il tire, hea'shy nun tct. a small Jamly, "a
oreriook PtGatatt0n, IN .imhersi, about aint
mules from LyachtWg, None need oppiy 10,
the s'tsatiOa, creep. such as can briGg satisjac
tpry testimonials, Of thar cGpa6itay, sobristy
tndusiry md aitea.iEl. Personal application Il
tie subscriber only wW be attended 10 he mas
b seen gtpon The PlaRiqtioR ia .iintera
JOHN J.IQUELLE .7.tBLER
Amherst County, Sept. 20. 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
Notice.

A Lii those having claims acan.,,,.
= n OF yohn Thompson deceased, ar r,.r r.' .1..s
ed to make them known properly a,,s,bselges-
teo as tue law directs on or before the u,
octoner, that arrangements NAV h. ' ~ Gay q
d'scharging the same. All those ;on ",soe iar
the estate are requested to make immsd;'ee 70
ment. '''ulatep pay
JOHN w. THOMpso,
CREED I. THoMpson
Exrs. OF John Thompson decs'N,
July Is. Neceased.
tn
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Notice.

TIME Subscriber hegs leave t o inform his
l. friends and the public generally that he
has lately commenced keeping Tavern al
Wards Bridge, IN the county Of P,tsykania,
where he hopes from strict attention to the above
business to share liberal portion of public pa
;ronag-. Joins WATSON.
September e. vew5
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The following Negroes,

To wit Bob, big Sarah, Milly, George, Ilagah,
Frankly, big Sarah's youngest child Hannah,
little Surah, Ned, Stephen, Andrew, Caty,
John, big Isaac, Tanner, Marinh, Doctor, Rosey,
Evander, Nancy, Dick, Winney, Edmund,
Wyatt, Peggy, Sterling, Washington, CLANCY,
and little Washington, or so much and so ma
ny thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
provisions of said deed of trust. Acting as
trustee, | will convey such title as is vested
IN me. JOHN II. ID. PAINE, ! r..,...
JOHN ALEXANDER, '"''''''
Sept. II ids
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MR.. Francis Nsrwood, admr. with the
4Nl will annexed of John 'Clarksoa, dec d
James Clarkson, VIM Clarkson, Anselm Clark
son, David Clarkson, Betsey Taylor, Thomas
Jones aud Catharine his wife, Lucy Dodd and
Cha., Massee, admr. of Joseph Dodd dec d. u
Francis Carter-rake notice, that on Saturday
the 18th day of October next, at the Franklin
Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, we shall
proceed to take the dispositions ofses Clark
son ant others TO be read as evidence in the
Superior Court Of Chanccry holden in the
town OF Lynchburgfor the Lynchburg District,
wherein we are plaintiffs and you are defen-
dants, where YOU may attend or not
HENRY l. POLLY RALLENGER.
September6. w4wsS
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ixty HoAlars Reward.

FaAN AWAY from m, Subscribe. nj b;s
rs,;ds,,, in fan,nbsU co,,,i,, anon, I,,,',.
MN, n;Ie, ,o,,b n I1rbbuyg og fbe ,"S"
n The b;rJoC Senje,nB,r b~ ,p dr., Il n"
6,,ntu.hro bree n,o,go ,oes IN ~ ceoras
R,,s,ssU any, t,sL,,a ''''' " So
cToPGr 10 b.,,,,., cor,y.s,o nnJ fo,,
y,,,s, or ors ~ .,at,,.e ,bo,, 10 csa, J9aS
Inn .ta,,,h ,,Jc of III ~ a.. ,,% "
;a, b., ia,, ,e"erai - ~. c'y. '.o,L I
mil. son,caonee nm, a. h'," "Js
- = '''"'' '''' ~ P'''"'" ""e" sPo"e"
prpwtTJs:, ,,..u,, lana 49,. :
ogs ~ ,,o h ,ha,y 't 81: OF m.s years o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20

A PETITION will be presented to the
IA next General Assembly oil Virginia,
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
~ remain in this state until the year 1926.
CATO JOHNSON, n free man ofeoior.
Sept la 6wtlAD
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EAucatiOn.

THiE Subscribers School, (situsted in tho
Il county OF Amherst, in the neighborhoOa
OF CO.. Richard Harrison and Capt. VIM. Il.
Roane's,) for youth of both sexes, will go mo
operation again on the 1st of October ensuing
In this school, the following subjects will DC
taught on the terms annexed, viz: Spelling
reading, writing ana arithmetic, six dollars PEI
scholar for a session of five and half montho :
Engilsh Grammar and Geography, with tAs
use OF the Globes and Maps, seven dollars and
hity cents per scholar; and for Surey'Gg, ten
dollars per scholar-Surveyins will be taas''
theoretically and practically.
Persons wishing to board their children eaa
OBTAIN 1t IN respectable families in the neghe0'-
mood on accommodating terms.
Information respecting qualifications, @s
maybe had on application 10 T. Dl'laIe .
Lynchburg. JOHN ID. ToWNIlY
September 6, lIH2T3
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Ihe Following ,Aayes.

To Wit: George, Nancy, Lucy, Sarah, How
ard, Easter, Ben, David, Lily, Grief, Tidy,
Banks, Maria and Catha, end the increase of
the females OF said slaves since the execution
oil the deed aforesaid, if any Also, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, STOCKS of
Cutie, Horses aud Hogs, Plantation Tools and
lmpleiaenl, Of every description belonging tie
snid Rotbiu, or SO much of the above proper.
~ MS will satisfy the object OF said trust deed
All persons wishing TO purchese Negroes, will
do well TO attend, MS the above named are as
likely aS amy in Virginia, Acting as trustee, |
shall convey only such title rs is vested in me
us such. ABRAHAM G. SHELTON.
Sept. ID, '6tdp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20

WHlCH the owner can have bv des
W snbing the same, and paying the ex
pehse oi thus advertisement, by applying to
NM ]. iSBFLL.
.naa'soa, .7Therst, Sep. 6. w2w
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August 9.


bedford, August Rules, 1922.
Mary Bureh,
Against Halnuf,
John Marckle and John Fczir. n.c,
~ IN CiIANCERY, "uAMh
The defendant John Marck lie not having .r,.,,
pehrahee gwen security according 10 the NJ, ~. ap
sembly and the rules of this court snJ /, ~ nj A.
The 'alisiaeton Of the that the said 70
an nabiiant OF this Commonwealth on thr | y MT
the pialhiif by counsel, IL is ordered thai ,1
hsrekie do appear here Oh the fourth Mo,d, - va, sa
tobtr nea, and answer the plaintiffs bill tba, ~ oe
OF tins order be inserted in the Iynchburr esl9
o.hs .1cetss'ty and posted up the front do,, sS
the courthouse on two several court DAYS w" VI
Copy-Ieste,
, J. SIFpTOE. e. II
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Notice.

V>HE subscriber has on hand, Cor sale. +,
number OF first rate WHEAT FANS
Apply al hls residence, on Cooke street. near
Niohoh tavern. STEPHEN BUTLER.
August 80 w3w
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MY. Robert ileWis,

DIEAsE to take notice that on the 18th day
4 oil next month a, the Eagle Hotel IN the city
of Richmond, ,aall proceed TO take the depo-
sition OF DANIEL Warwick TO b. ead rs ev dence
in suit ne's pending in t tinsting, court oil
the corporation Of LVncnburg, in winch | am
plaintiff aud you are defendant
MCAJAH rANiS Jr.
September g 6wlw.
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Yhe following Slaves =:
Notice.

THE President and Directors of the
L Lynthburg and Salem Turapike Compony'
require the stockholders of the snid company
TO pay, on or before the 9TH day of October
next, the further sum of ten per cent ON the
amount of their several shares to John Lynch,
Treasurer, this being the seventh requisition.
By order 81 the Board,
JOHN LHNCH, Clerk
Sept 3. TOO
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue ola deed of trust executed To
ID us by Moses r. Cook, bearing date the
14ih day oi February, 1922 aud dull recorded
In tie clerk office OF Botetoan county, aud
for the purposes therein expressed, we shall,
on FridGy Inc ht day Of october neri, If fair,
u not the neat lar day, Sundays excepted
by way OF public auction, sell 10 the highest
bidder nj the late residence OF sud NJ. 1.
sTaoL decd
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patent SVving Saddles,

Wdhip the counties ol Camubeli Bedford, Pitt.
sylyania, Lillian, Charlouc and Anh..st, Il
dets ior sale, and will lon Aautiy keep o. hand,
AT his sand, nexl ,he ma ko house, a 20 d a :
soitment # Lslics' aid G.rtiemea.' Saddle.
eonst' ucted upon Springs, Which have ooep
pronou lced by the b It iudges 20 sthe = eat.
est i'm rovenent ever niiercd to tn public, The
3a dies being 50 nstIucte as to b. zee f,om
lisiiity 20 inlure the uo,e e. back, AID 70 car,
the ider vi perfect ease
NELSON b. HUGHES, Agert.
n, d The pubnc are particularly equ stcd
to cali, when they can see and idge fot them
selves of the utility OF the Sp,ins Saddles, and
likewise be accommodated with one to ride on,
or make rial of--Ail kind, OF Saddles, Dridles,
Harness, Trunks, Mi itary Caps, Gear, sc. sc.
sc. n, Is. II.
April %, wifi
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Notice..

PURSUANT to deed oftrust eyecpted
L to me by Mr.. Andrew Smith, | shall, at
Bedford Courthouse, on the 23d day of Sep
TENDER next, sell at public auction, for cash
Fifty Acres OF AanA,
With the appurtenances, lying in the county
of Washington. Acting as trustee, will con-
vey only such title as is vested IN me by the
deed.
CALOE1lLL MENNIS.
Aug. 10 Ttn
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Two Susannoh Jf.aghi, widow of isaac
u Wright, deceased, John f. Wright, Jesse
Wright, Isaac Wright, Maurice Wright, Ellis
Wr'ghi, Bennet Wright, and .Netgon fright,
John Ellis, and Thomas ~ Eubouk, admins,
traitors OF Susdnlah Beckley, deceased-Take
notice, that | shall proceed, on Saturday the
2Sth day oil September next, AZ the tavern of
James Ware at Pedlar Mills, in the county OF
Amherst, to take the dispositions of sundry
witnesses to be read in evidence in n suit now
depending and undetermined in tho Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lyuchburg District
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants,
and if from any cause the said depositions
should not be taken on Saturday, the 2sth of
September, they " Il Inc taken at the same
PLACE on the Monday following.
ABRAM CARTER
August 30 4w4w
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1--WE creditors of Jesse Jones, deed, late d
Nelson county, are requested to bring for,
WARD 'hsir slams, properly authenticated, be.
tore the 10Th day OF December next, and those
indebted to make payment, as | am desirous to
close my administration Those failing to com
ply, tins notice will be plead in bar to thelr
claims after that date.
CORNELIUS POWELL, admir-
de bonis non OF jesse Jones. decd,
Aug. &c. 3 WOW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20
Notice.

1NIIE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
4 OF the Lyuchbug and SdIem Turnpike
Company, will, by adjournment be held at the
Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg. on
the first day of October next, ut which time
the attendance of the members are earnestly
solicited, either in person or by proxy.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept 3 tlee