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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-14

Cassia. Wine, W hiskey, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH has on
~ hand and offers tor sale on acCommo
dating terms,
LOG Mats Cassia
$40 Bis. Baltimore whiskey
1000 Tbs. Laguira, Havana, and ST. Do.
mingo coffee
goo kegs English and American white
lead, ground III oil
ESQ Sacks Liverpool fine salt
80 Bbls. No. Potomac shad
81 packagesgunpowder & imperial'tea
otthe latest importations
IL hhds. and bbls 1st & 81 quality
Muscovado sugar
Pipes Holland Gin
Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
1 Half pipe or. cask SICILY
Is Half or. casks W N Z.
1907. casks Canary do.
IS Ditto. Malaga do.
6 Ditto Colmenar do.
Sugar-loat paper and binders boards
10 Gases Sweet Oil IN TASKS
IS Boxes Muscatel Raisins
SO Boxes Mould y Dipt Candles
Boxes and boxes, Bakers No. 4 2,
and Laphams's Nc. l, CHOCOLATE,
constantly for sale. Baltimore No /. & e,
g. 8 ditto
sep 7 It
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October II

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed
- to us by Samuel Anthony, which bears
date the Doth OF January, 1918, and is recor
ded in the Hastings Court of Lynchburg, for
the purpose OF securing to William Radford
Certain sums of money in the said deed men.
toned, we shall expose 10 safe, at public auc-
ton, on the 18th day of December next, On
the premises, for ready money,
A Lot or parcel of Ground,
Lying on the main street, on Diamond Hill.
containing s24 feet front, and running back
the depth of two lots, as more particularly
described in said deed Acting as trustees.
we shall convey such title only.as is vested in
US. A ROBERTSON
JOHN 81. GORDON, trustees
November % II ,y,do
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"A Yvact oil AianA.

Containing by late survey, 6o2 acres, and Ave
negroes, four OF whomsare as likely and valu-
able any The land is of good qnaltv,,yith
the usual quantity o( tobacco land TO e1cnr
whichwili he dNide6 into two tracts to suit
purchasers, both OF which will include u dwell
ling boase and out houses
The usual credit will be given on the land,
ON having the payment OF the purchase money
satisfactorily secured, and twelve months on
the purchase money of tie negroes, secured in
Ike manner AT the same time aud place, all
the estate of the said Mrs Estes, decd, wplbe
sold on the usual credit, consisting of stocks of
Cattle, aiorses, Hogs, Sheep, Crops of grain.
Household and Kitchen Furniture The lega-
tees to said estate are requested TO attend the
sale. JOEL ESTES. Exeen,or
OF Benjamin aud sslsh Estes, deed
November e wtds 10
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Valuable keaA Estate

ron >.ffEE.
HulE subscriber wishes to sell the
Il lRACf OF LAND on which he resides,
containing 10y late survey 1877 acres.
Tins tract lies within One mile of Lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, and is we'll
adapted to the culture of all descriptions at
grain. About one half of which is cleared,
and partly IN cultivation, the balance of the
tract Is heavily timbered and first rate ToLae-
co land. II is we'll calculated To be divided
INTO lots of 2 10 Roo acres, To suit purchasers,
lying onssa,h sides of Black Water and wv
Creeks, on which streams there are several
eligible mill sites, with sufficient water for
me erection OF manufacturing mills. There
is also on it an excellent quarry nj Soap Stone,
ana very valuable Mineral Spring.
The improvements are IA comfortable dwell
ling house, with other convenient out houses,
To which is attached an extensive orchard of
the best selectediruit, which, together with its
convenience te market, render il the most
desirable Tract OF Land offered Tor sale in this
section of the country.
Persons who wish TO purchase lands, are
invited TO call and examine torihemselves, as
the subscriber is DESTROYS TO -sell-a bargain
may be had--a liberal credit will be given
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses EDAjGND q.<TE
November l. wan II
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The Subscribers
Medicine, Paints, & Dv..s,nr
Trust Sale.

by virtue of deed of trust .xecr,.,
H us by John billiard and Sally lea 10
bearing date the 9th dry of Decsmhe n ,@llt,
and duly recorded in the clerk 5 Ollie -, iei9,
lord county, 10 secure debts therein ENC, ~ ned
due Col William Leltwich dee. top.,b"ssta,
nll the legal charges attending 1bo WIN
ton al the trust, and in pursuance of .'eea-
OF said heltwiehs representatives No Pet
ON The Dist day Of December next. on 'l"i,
misses, proceedto sell by way of public s ns pre-
for cash, that Slon,
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Z 40 Reward for Jerry,

WTHO rondway from Oh. Ihomas OF,
w The eeening IF the 23rd inst ,ohile in The
neishborhoOd ofhhe Bote'oari Springs
JERRY is about 26 Or - years old, 8 fret s
or o inches high, large,dnd strong bull, aud IT.
ry bfaek, nth II high bony tonhead, his eyes
are small aud defp in ms head, he has Il scar on
one Of his egebrons, and one ofhis Joreieeth IS
ont. the other Is ferg ride, stands o.it, y isapt 10
touch hsUhder lip phen toiting. lie cds raised
By Mr.. $. .VoeH Of Bediord, tron, uhom he had
previously ronaieoy and passed as tree man by
Tie name Of Pleasant Haynes he mOrked uih
certain James Turk, a. diteher by tadel Of
Hoiifac county. and 10 @hich Piace he may per
hdps 20. The dbore reuard iciHbe Pircn II Sc
cured in any .Jdd so that gel him ajsnia, or all
reasonabie chdrgeS paid besides, Gdeiicered 10
me IN Liberty, Bedjord County, Ia.
JI.HES THOMAS
.Deffmber'6. sU3iC Is
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Saura-Yown Land
At AUCTION.

ON M Hin Of January, 1928, ieiu be
~ offered, q. public sais, al Daneilie, Pitt
sytrania county, 10. 1R.ICT Of 1910 acres
Of Land If uhiob a Considerable portion con-
asis Of rirsr toe grounds of the first qualify ;
situated on Dan rirer, al tn mouth of Hollis
land Creek, IN Cast0eA county, n {. bounded
on the north SIDE By the IirgiAtia STATE line, and
distant ssren mites from The torn Of DaauiHe
Terms, one half eGsh 4; the balance ia ii md IL
months. GRO fZ.4RD
LtnsesaiAe, Dec. 6 lsw6w
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SaNAusky.

T,O be rented for he ensuing year, that
i highly ,mprored Farm SdndaIky. iote hs
residence Of Charies Johnston ESq II rs ntaa-
tad wit1id 1 miles Of Lgnchburg, The ,oR AZ
we'll adapted 10 the growth Of all kinds Of gram,
and the Improvements sHct rs 10 afford every
csnstnience 10 a large and g'Hietl family. Pos
stssivn miH be giren Immediately For terms
apply 10 M JObm VI 0tfB Lgnehberg.
IS.L4C OTEf
Dec. To- 1857
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TfilE subscribers will continue to do bu
Il sincss under the firm Of GAIT 4 BUL
LOCK. who have received by the ship Protec-
ton and Georgiauna from Liverpool, and are
now opening, general assor1ment,of Fall aud
Winter Goods, which iheywll sell low forcash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
October ~ tsa7
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'Yhe Subscriber's School

'Hhe Subscriber's School
MjII.L be continued in New London
w the ensuing year. ii will be open for
both sexes on the following terms, viz
Boarding, per session oil D mouths, S37 90
Tuition in the common branches ut En-
glish education, viz Photography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
English Grammar, per session IL 80
In the Languages, Topography the Use Of
the Globes, and other higher branch
es, per session Is 90
In ererp case payaJie one hoif in adrnqce
The females viii be more especially under
the snperiutendancc and care Oh Mrs Ann Mil
Ter The Strictest and most assiduous atten-
ton vii he bestowed ON the scholars, both as
respects their moral aud literary improve
menIs; and, from his long experience in this
employment, the subscriber hopes To give ge-
neral satisfaction. SAliL. L. MILLER.
4 :. Every scholar viii he considered as
engaged ill the end OF the session.
The school will open the Isl OF January
1923. December q lSW4W
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T . ceufthsld fc< Amherst county the

1 T court held fo< Amherst county the
II 2lst das of October, ls22.
Merit " White aud judith his vile late Ju.
iith Tinsley, Thomas Clements aud Kosagna
hi vile. late l,osaans 1insley, Plaintiff,
sgainsi
George VI Tinslry. tlexahAer 1insles. An
dcrson Tiu.le,, Matt n. bailey, aud Dolly
his wife. Who Wa laiei, Dolly 1inslcy, Ban
nesier Tinsle. aud john Hutchinson aud Lo-
cinda his vie. Defendants.
l. CHlYcERF
On hearing bill and The answer Of the
defendants, George NJ TiusI,y, Alexander
Tinsle, and John lluieheson aud Lucinda his
~ lie. aud Il appearinsio The satisfaction of the
ronrf that the defendants Anderson Tinsley
Wait " Bails aud belly hi. vile do not re-
side within the limits OF this commonwealth :
wherrupon lis dccfeed and ordered that UNI
les the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before the ls day Of January court next,
aud enter theifnppcnranee aud give security
according to the act OF assembly nnd the rules
OF this court, the plaintiff bill hall be taken
a. confessed and the matter thereof deereed
accordingly, and il !, further deereed aud or
dered, that a copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published In the
town of Lynehburg f0rthe space oftwo months
sueres.ivcly and that another copy thereof he
posted ut the front door OF the eonrthOuse of
this county on two several court days returna-
bic 10 the first day Of january court next
Copy--fcsie.
10 4. b. DAVIES, {. A G.
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TWO TRACTS,

Adjoining 10 each other, containing 277 acres,
on the east side OF tne said river, aud immedi-
a'cly opposite to the former tract with a GOOD
ford between, Also, from twelve TO fifteen
hundred acres OF land lying on both sides of
The SAID river, adjoining The bridge ON the
5feat road, continuing valuable low grounds
aud some excellent tobaccu-both mill pond
and wood land.
or me Negroes, notes, negotiable at either
OF the Banks IN Lynchburg, at ID, l2O and $50
days, with good endorsers will be required =
For the other property twelve months credit
va, be gwen, the purchasers giving bonds
WIN approved secarity. For the lands. by
paying small part of the purchase money in
Land, or Mt short credit, liberal credits will
be allowed, the purchasers giving bonds with
approved security .-In all cases a liberal dis
count viii be allowed for ready money.
II the lands are not sold, they will be rented
on that day TO tue highest bidder.
Any gentleman wishing to purchase NAV see
.ne i"nds previous to the day OF sale would
prefer making private sale.
JOHN REID.
he'ds Store, Campbell, Nov. p. w4yl6
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Notice.

fEhE term of co-partnership of GAIT
4 BULLOCK, n CO. having thi, dnv eN-
pred, the same is by mutual consent dissolved
The business will be closed by Gait q Bullock
to whom all persons indebted will make pay-
ment and those having claims against the
said concern, will apply to them forsettlcmen,
and payment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
DANES BULLOCK
October /.
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Notice.

p3 virtue of deed Of trust from George
~ Wright To me, shall, on the 10Th day of
February, 1923, at Liberty, in Bedford coun.
~, proceed TO sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, negro woman slave named
Lucinda, a collection OF Books, Supposed to be
about seventy five volumes, Bed and Furni,
tnre, tor certain purposes in said deed speci
ned. Acting rs trustee, shaIl not warrant
the title to said articles except against myself
and persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is a small mn
latto with long hair, about Is years old, with
scar on her neck she was taken from the
possession OF the subscriber by George Wright
on the 10Th OF this month-Ail persons are
hereby forwarned from purchasing l.r frou,
said Wright, MS she has been conveyed to me
by deed oftrust, OF record in Bedford eopn-
ty WILLIAM A. HARDY
NoVember 3. w3m ii
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For Nent.

Iy=x2 The subscriber wishes te rent
T..s for the ensuing year, TWO
tssts TENEMENTS, one adjoining
sE@e-Asxk2A Mr. George Lambeth, the other
adjoining Mr.. John Wills
JOHN HANCOCK.
December 6 ls 81
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George w. Nelson,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
yyylI.i. ail.nd the cuts he IN i.ynfh-
w burg aud the counties Of Campbell, Am.
helst and Bedford lie reside, IN l.ynchburg.
Dec. 10. It"jw ~
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JOE pRINYANG

Erecued IN the nedtest manner, and an he
most moderate iernss, at the QGee Of the
Firgiaian
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Early IA October. triH be Published,
4 NEW MAP OF FLORIDA.


GsOMEliED from recent aetna, surveys and
observations, and also from authentic do
cuments, made aud collected DUNG ieAden1e
IN that county.
To accom- any the'map, but for the public
convenience issued separately, will appsas at
the aame time,
OBJ ERVAl4oNS UPON TIE FLORlUASa
From Original NOTES, taken dung several
Jouinios in the ter noty, particularly through
parts hitherto uneXplored, and information
d, avn from the most authentic sources. by
CHARLES NIGNoLES, civil aud topos,aph-
led engineer, lately Of South Ca oina and at
pieesnt tesi ent surveyor IN East flnida.
The may will be about % inches square, de.
.l,neated on scale OF b ms to one inch the
whole ofthe principal, AID almost all tn tribu
tary wate, eon,ses, sHa lie cLei lakes eli be
laid down the existing carriage road, and al
the n am indian paths tue names f places
entertain ment, &c. vii he ~, ted III Lea an.
.pelltions beng ca efuly cta,uea t. avoid con.
fusion, as itssi,l hc an II ject b. rendei the zap
~ Convenient and useful as possible ira, Hers
Independent ofthe &c eral details all the large
grants OF land viii be located a. la as practica.
Sc.
The accompanying book will contain re
v ew the state o, tae Provinces IN statistical
and civil hght, 10 afew years previous 10, and
al The pe'iod OF, Their cesslon.
A summary Description OF the country in &C
neral, as respect soil, climate, and typographical
details, with remarks on the different appropii.
at c. tn es, particularly coffee, sugar, Cuba to.
bacco andiuit.
An abtact. as far as a.tainabe, Of all the
giants maasby the Spanish authorities in the
Fiordas, with the names OF The orsiua gan
tee, &c. Explanations oiNe principles upon
which lands were gene,aly conceded, aud al,
account oi the diilcl ent laws, ROYAL orders, sc.
authoIising the governor t. make giants. o..
Such Information respecting the lndins, the
wreck'ng system among the Kegs aud keein.
and Other general points may be considered
useful or Interesting TO the public.
The price w.ll be mace as lon as possible, l,
Being presumed that hrmap and pamphlet may
be issued at a SUN no exceeding IS for both.
81. Augustine, Juas 29, 1872.
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Against
Susan Christian Charles Christian, Rachel
Christian, Walter Christian, Frances Christian,
Polly Christian, Elizabeth Christian and snlly
Christian, heirs Of Polly Christian who was
heir Representative Of Polly Christian dee.
formerly Polly Owens, Defendants.
N CHfECFRF
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, wk.re.
upon IL appearing TO the Subtraction ol ilrC
court that the real estate of the said Barnet
Owens, will not .acecd three hundred dolhlrs
n share 10 each di,tributce il Il therefore Or
dcrcd that Susun Christian, Charles Christian,
Walter Christian, Rachel Christian, Frances
Christian Polly Christian and Elizabeth Chris.
tian, heirs aud representatives OF Polly Chris.
tim. formerly Polly Owens,do appear here on
the first day Of February court nrSt, 10 shew
uanse, il any thcs eau, why the said real es-
tat should not b. sold and distributed areor-
ding 10 the act of assembly ia that case made
mud provided, according 10 the prayer VI the
plaintiffs bll--And il appearing 10 the salts
ton al the court that the said last named de-
endants are not inhabitants of this common
wealth n i therefore ordered that unless the
said defendants do appear here on or before
the hrst div OF February court next. and enter
their appearance aud give security according
10 the act of assembly thcgplointills' hill shall
be tokca u, confessed and tho matter there
fore dccrecd accordingly, and Il - further or
dered that Il copy OF this orccr be forthwith
inserted in the Nirgininn Ter the space of, tive
months successfully, and that another cory
thereof bc posted NJ the front door of the
conr.house OF this county ON some court day
\ Copy--leste.
Ia A. II. DAVIES, Ck
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Notice.

by ririae u o deed Of frusi tree,tied 10
H. The subseriber by Il 5 Henry, Lfor NE pnr-
pose Of Recurring II deb dae. 10. T.. Royal .. 70
,clirh d.ed isof record IN the county ooud ej
Btdford, and Jtars date Hf 9TH Of .fuepsi, lslg,
Il AaH, on the la ddy Of .1prd ls23, Or Jar, il
not The neri fair dayhereqfl,r, , sell, NJ frnbiie
auction, IN he tovHof Lgnchbug, before The
door Of The Franklin Ueisf, for ready monty,
'Ihe Tract OF i,anA.
In the said desd mentioned, containing fire hun
tired and fifteen oeres, being The snme on nh eh
he said Henry resides, or 40 much as uiH be- aa1-
cieaI 10 saiisiy soid trfd. IN, TRUSTEE uW eon-
reg suth fdie only as is rtted IN him.
CHISHELL D.4B.NEY
kersHlber D srtds 1T
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Notice.

TAkEN mp by Saml. Smithson ir. living
4 in \mhefst county near Gahs Mills, deep
sorrel NJ hRE with hlnzc face and long tail
Supposed 10 be . or 10 years OLD, which the
owner can have by coming forward proving
BIS property, und paying charges sc.
SAMUEL SMlThSON jr.
Dee &. wiwl9
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Valuable Tract Of I,ana

conveyed 10 said billiard by Rev. in. T..
hnd being The place ON which said fornolef'
merry resided, Tour miles above Ihcr,, b ,oi-
ford court -hanse, and within one milo 70 "eu-
great western road, containing by a la,e . ,"e
'Vey, tour hundred and five acres. Tho i'a
provements are connections DWELLING ho, ,,'-
thirty icet square, with eight rooms four ~
low anH four above stairs, tht ee chimney a.,
i've lire places, together with all Other hon.
necessary tor the accommodation Of laras
inmlly; about half the land is IN woods as,
wei timbered, the greatest proportion goa.
tobacco land, and part first rate, tina bolonas
ls'weil adapted 10 the culture of nll kind -
gram, the plantation is in pretty good rena;.
mud Sufficiently fresh for raising crops ocersia
There IS on this tract an orchard of about fna,
hundred nipple trees that scarcely ever faa
bearing, and perhaps.as well selected AZ ang
IN the state.-The land is well watered by tIss
principal head branches of Little Otter. na.,inr
throughit, in the vicinity two or three m1lss
and IN a healthy neighborhood: il is but eldo,.
places possessing such advantages are nut in
market for cash land a great bargain NAV r.
expected; those " ishingi purchase are soIici
ted IL sTail themselves of this opportunity and
view the land previous to the day of sal.
which will certainly take place unless proven
TED by something unavoidable The title
vested,n us as trustees (Which is believed 10 bs
'ndlsputablc) will be conveyed to the purcba.
ser and none other.
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGIN.
THOMAS l.. LEFTWlClI, lr0ase''
NsFehoer i. ntds l3
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Nentucky Navmony =.

4 few copies of the above work is lust
4 n received on consignment by the subscri.
Der JOHN BOYD.
November go CITY
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Notice.

WILL be sold, ON Friday the 10th day
" of December next, to the highest bid
der, in Pi'tsylvauio county, ut the late resi-
denee OF Mrs. sclnh Estes, decd, the residue
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AyMchburg Mills,

WiLL ma few days be in order for the re
w ception of Wheat.--The Subscriber
Will gl'e fair market price in cash. Should
any be deslrous to receive Flour in exchange
tor Wheat, they can do so at the usual exchange.
and the subscriber will subject himself to the
R'eomend Inspection. Those who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may deli
vet their Wheat, and wait for a better price, as
lar market price will be given uting the sea-
SON. ior that deposited, as for what may be so
ming in.
VIM. A. ALLEN
Augusta. tets
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Notice.

Notice.
foRH.7R.NaH persons against tak;;uo
l an assignment or trading for a note erec,,,cS
1y me TO Christopher Clark for s13l. due ne
.o.H o. January merit, as hare offsets againJ
Deeen'tsr9, lsu4,o
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TRUST SALE.

Df virtue of two deeds of trust executed
ID ny Charles q CoLbs to the subscriber,
one bearing date the 9th day Of August, ls2
the other dated the Doth day Of May, 1922
both duly recorded in Bedford clerk Office,
aud tor the purposes thereof, | shall, on the
18Th day of December next, II fair, ii not the
neat fair day, Sunday excepted nj the house
OF said Cobbs III Bedford county, proceed 10
sell TO the highest bidder, ut public auction,
The Tract of Land,
On which said Cobbs resides, containing 100
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands OF
John North, Benz. Robinson and Waddy Cobl,s
Also, The following Slaves Patty, Siiyey,
Peyton, Joshua, Manuel, HARRIET Nancy tie
younger and sarah the youngef.-Also, ore
shot gun, one Or Wagon, one horse cart, five
head of horses, three yoke OF oxen, eleven
cows aud calves, % head OF hogs, 81 bend of
sheep sundry valuable household furniture
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c, ns
specified in ssid deeds
TEltMS-A portion Of the above property
will be sold for cash--tho balance on credit
OF II months, the purchaser giving bond md
good security-ln the absence Of the trustee l..
the sale will be conducted, by the consent of
parties, by MIR. Nathaniel &. Strange, and IN.
trustee viii convey such ,;tle ns is vested in
him, but none ether AAL NJ RINES
The above salc.ls with my appreciation and
l consent that Mr.. Strange shall act in the alb
senoe OF the trustee. CliAS. &. CuBBs.
nov ~. Wtd. IL
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VIRGINIA. tn wit;-Ata court of quar-
' terly session, continued aud held for the
county OF Campbell, nj the cour-housc there
Of on Thursday the 10th day OF November,
1922
A'Ehard Perkins, Complt.
Against
Charles Williams, Benjamin Perkins aud
Benjamin Lewis, Be.is
~ CILifCI'R
The defendants Charles Williams aud Ben
iamlnPcr,lns not appearing and given seouri-
~ according TO an act Of Assembly and il an
bearing "a the satisfaction OF the court that
tie sa'1 Williams ard benjamin Perkins are
moi nhahitsats OF this state IT is therefore al.
Judged, ordered and defreod, that they do ap-
pear here ON the second Monday in Febrnary
neNt, and answer the bill of the complainant,
mud that a.eopy Of this order be- inserted in
The rgiH,oa, pmsiishcd nthc town of Lynch
hnrg Tor two months successfully. aud posted
NJ at The front door OF said court house on
two successive court days.
\ copy. Tcsie,
IL JOIN ALEXANDER, Cn.
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amherst County, .iortmJsr Court, 1922.
Fronci. Page aud Snlly his wife, formerly
Sally Owens, Gabriel Page aud Frances hi,
wife, formerly Frances Owens, Rachel Owens
wiJew aud heirs of Barnet Owens, decd
Plaintiffs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
| ots aud Houses,
sAalL. |. HARRISON,
CiIRlS. ANTHONY
WM. DAVIS,
JOHN BULLOCK.

a. Aihoigh the deed requires cash for ih.
y holr Of the purchase money, II Is probablc
fhal u crcdi, nil be allowed tor part OF II
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