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The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

SAVARY q BRADLEY,

Hare for sale at Chambers, Corner yI.diis and
Lzi0a Street
30 Bales Brown Sheetings and
ShirtiDqs,
40 do. Yarn, assorted Nos.
10 do Waltham Goods, comprising an as-
soument which viii lie sold at Boston prt-
ceS,
l4Dales Tckngs,
10 40. G:nehame, Checks and Stripes
| do Threads, assorted and white,
80 Pieces American Blue Cloths and Cassi-
meres,
60 do. do. Red and White Flannels,
900 do. Sattinetts,
-4LSO-
40 Bales and Cases European PIECE GOODS,
such as-pain and fg'd Bombazetts y large as-
sortment Cambria and Common Calicoes fg'd
and plain Muslin White Cambrics 6, 4 8-4.
patch Shawls Cotton Flag Handks; Black six
do. (; Cashmere Shaw Is esting Kerseys; Duff
ils Cotton Braces, &c. &C. &c.
Also
2Cases Blk. Sewing six,
40 dOz Mems Beaver Gloves
8 Cases NJ. NJ. & gilt Buttons.
N. B. The above Goods will be sold bv the
Bale, or piece, FOR Cash or approved paper, at
prices worthy the attention Of purchasers
Oct. a. If
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE. JR's.

Commission Store,
No. 6, SOUTH SIDE LoNG-WHARF
GHESTS and Boxos Tyson, Young Hvson
~ Tyson Skin, Caper Souchong, S,uchong
and Bohea Teas; Hoeshe ads aud Barrels s,
Croix Sugars: Bbls. Clear, No. IL Prime Pork
Hhds. Choice St. Croix and W. Rum
O.. Casks Sicily Madeira and Malaga Wines
Pires Cognac and Marseles Brandy Pjpf
Holland & Hbds e. Bbls. American Gin Cssk
Rai,ins Casks WNter and Summer cperr
Oil Manila Indigo; Bbls Tar; Casks r -ce
Boxes Mould ard Dipt Candies; Boxes Baker
arb Lapham's No. !, Chocolate Casks Palm
Oil Boxes of Soap; Pepper--Nutmegs-
Cloves
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

To be sold at Public .4uchon, on
Thursday NE 3Ofd inst. al III O'Clock, ne
premises, IF not previously dtspos-d ct at Fr'-
rate Sale
THE two story Dwelling HOUSE, formerly
improved by Mai. David Bradish, de-
ceased situated Id Willow-Street.
Said House j, very convenient and commo-
dious and well calculated for a Boarding
House. Has an excellent well of water-a
ood cellar, and has lately been put 10 COM
plete repair.
Inquire Of HENRY ILSLEY, ". al bis
Store, Niddle-Str oct 2.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
GRAND LIVERY
STABLE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber at his establishment in Fed.
eral-street, Portland, opposite Mr. Bartlett
Adams, offers for sale his stock on hand, viz
10 Good Horses-9 Chaises and Harnesses,
Carriages and Harnesses, complete,
ii New Sleighs and Harnesses,
pair of New Runners for Chaise Top,
2prs. Runners for Carriages,
ALSO
Saddles, Brides, &c. with the CORN and HAY
which may be on hand
CONDITTONS-On quarter to be paid in
ninety days, and the residue credit to suit
the purchaser, with interest quarterly till paid
The Land and Building occupied as STABLE
will be also leased or sold, as may best suit the
purchaser.
N. B. Any part will be sold separately to suit
purchasers, and the whole should be sold, DOS
session will be given Immediately.
W. B. PETERS.
Portland, Oct Z, 1923 If
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
MTMnRINnI

At Cayenne, Aug. %, schr. Moses, Sargent
Saco, disg.
The Eliza, Of Kennebunk, dis z. was the only
Am at Trinity, Aug 81
The Olive, Preble, of Bath, is bound 20 the
West Indies from Madeira.
The Ruby, of Bucksport, left Gibraltar about
40 davs since
Sailed from Liverpool, Sept 6, Unicorn, Nc
Kown, N. Orleans Jasper, Boston-Ar 3d.
Warren, Webb, Charleston Mary, burlington,
Of Bath, from James River.
The Ospray, Harding, of this port, from Ma
tanzas, ar at COwes Aug. 3l.-The Ospray car
ried into Liverpool Seamen, belonging 10 the
George iii. from Waterford for Quebec, which
was run aboard of, in lat. 48, lon. To- by the
barque Hannah, from Quebec, and received 50
much damage, that the above men left her and
on the 18th Aug. were transferred to the Osprav
Ar. at Deal, 9th Aug the Velant, Nichols
from Bremen, for Teneriife.
Ar. at Bremen, Aug 18th, Moro, Of this port
The Julia, Spring, for Newly ork, sailed from
Gottenburg Aug. "a.
At Halifax, 9th inst. the Favorite, Of this port
from New-York, ds'g.
At Port au Prince, Sept. u, Forest Perkins
from St. Jago, ballasting.
At Curacao, about Sept. 5, the Liberty, foI
Boston, 6.
Ar. at Kingston, Jam. Sept IL, the Clio
Heath, of Bath, 81.
The Eliza, Drummond, for Rum Key, anc
Bath, 5, was the only Am. at Jaquemel Sept IL
The Cadmus, from Kennebunk, had Just ar
at Ponce, 7th ult.
At Port Spain, Sept Q, the Iuminator, Cargill
sor Boston, To-
The Clio, Hatch, Of Bath, passed Turks ISLAND
Sept. 4th.
A Calcutta paper gives a statement Of tht
number of E. India ships, &c. belonging to til,
Hon. E. L. Company. They amount to l9-fron
1900 to 1885 tons each
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28
For the New York .1npe ricrn.

A writer in one of the evening uaners
has Ntely given MS several numbers nur.
porting 10 be- review of what are called
Cunningham l"ttcrs-a publication c,i-
IDENTIFY got up fer the upgcncrous, moi 10
say nnnanly, purpose of preludicing
the minds Of its readers against the cha.
racter OF the present Secretary Of State by
exposing the private Weaknesses of aged
parent.
1t could hardly have heen believed that
me editor OF respectable paper would
nave So lar courtenanced this proceeding
as 10 nave admitted Il favorable review of
the work into his culapns STILES could
II have been believed that he would hay.
given circulation te the prcp@stcrous con
c,nslun contained in the last numbcr-thal
Tue son must necessarily possess large
share at the passions, prejudice, duplicity
and caprice, with which the father has l,,4n
charged 10y this dIspaSsionate reviewer
aud that consequently it would be neither
WISE, nor discreet, nor safe, to con,,n;t ia
hln-that Is, to Jahn Quincy Adams-the
deattnles of the nation. Vino can tameI,
witness 5" base an attempt to oppose the
Pfohable elevation Ola highly distinguished
"hd merltOrlous statesman and tnost rsti.
mablc alan ?
II Is unnecessary to take into cansde
ration The justice or injustice of the re-
proaches cast upon the conduct and cha.
racter OF the eX-president. Admitting thar
ms heart burned with all the rancour and
jealousy winch are said to have been L,,.
houred within his breast, let hi., ouni.hm.nt
he LEFT to the hands of tb0se n,,t;,ons
whose consciences will allow then, ta rasI
the first stone Admitting all that has been
SAID against the policy of his admnistr,.
ZION To he correct, the only question nou
10 be asked IS, upon what ground the SON
IS to he charged with the passions. faults, or
Weaknesses ot Inc father. Are Americans
l" oe ,ou, a.itr the experience of so MANY
presidential elections, that their chpice ,f :,
'oieI magistrate Is nov to be governed. not
ny what they know of tie tried ch;rarter
aud conduct of the individual, bat hy those
supposed qualities whIch they may suspect
nm 10 have inherited from his parents =
was an enquiry ever before made into III.
character or disposition of the prorrnitor.
OF oar proposed rulers Was it ever .,s
cer'ninet that the father or the mother of
our beloved Washington was free from tho
NeakhessVs ct human nature? Was oues-
non ever asked as to the passions or iru.
per OF the parents oGyclrtrson. or Mad;sn,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28

We trust that those of our readers who,
independent OF all political considerations
do not assent to the doctrine that il belongs
to man TO visit the sins Of the falh,rnpon
the children VIII read the subioinrd com
municatlea. which in ST lie argumrntetIvr
and clear, IN calm and reasonable tone.
and with all the earnestness and eloqaence
oftuth, indicates John Quincy Adams
from the sweeping conclusion of the Eve
ming Post, that the SON mast necesSarIy
possess the passions, preiudices and dnpi,
city of the father, and that consequently it
would be neither wise, discreet, nor safe 10
conhdete hun the government Of this coua
try.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28

arfIflal iffai. lie mUnrd lh3l Hifs -
possessir,p Of tie he.r, whaiearr my bs
tbr susrrt ] AZ lsnga8sr Mr.. P1nlIne,
does resemble Thai of Lord Efskint. IL
reaseujng Is. about y iorciLle-bdt he
hounds aare IA whit the lawyers call de
pHrtRte.
II Is not fres lhal aIr r studied % reae
steadily while al LoaUon. know that he
did not. III.
Since this wns written The giant has gone
down, HIe a giant, to the lf0Eseboid oil death.
md let the ire al bis great hrar, The dnsi
Of lis mighty brain, sleep andisturhed hay"
looked over oil have said, hut cannot alter
Il, much Is ! lrembie TO stir the ashes OF such
matchmaking as am 10 pat out my hand
upon The pail that shr0uds him and all his a.
naiHled (aHits-yet | n ust do IT. What have
written oibim, vas written in trsih aud So
beruess, while he was lordiug il over all his
contemporaries and were 10 blot ont Mint,
no honest testimony would remain upon re
cord. for men 10 appeal TO when ! am where
he Is, abiding their Judgment in silence. His
friends, and them that love him, waaid make
him something more dian great Dau his
enemies something less. ], who have heen
neihen his friend nor enemy, have told The
truth No other man has. ! never heard The
truth spoken Of hm---l never saw the truth
written OF him. Atr. Walsh, in his modesty,
had The kindness 10 IDanuiactlme an nscrip-
lion under circumstances which the Baltimore
bar will mol soon forset--wherein he seems
tohaye exhausted his own dictionary in words
unmeaning, inappropriate and indiseriminate
pTaise-Panl Alien TOO, inHst take up his cha
racier-and whit did he Missed almost e.
very Distinguishing feature of William Pink
neys character, aud produced beautiful lyo-
A--instead of biographical sketch. Twcn-
~ Others have done The same thng--but iil-
stead of copying from Efe--they have copied
from each other aud the public, in their
wisdom, becanse all these pictures resemble
each oher, take ii for granted they must re-
semble HIM.
Yes have told the truth-but would
blot il out would ut this moment, in ten
derness and compassion 10 them thai tremble
when his name is mentioned irreyerently,
we're il not, in my opinion, the duty Of every
man that loves the rising spirit efOur country,
IL caution our vonng speakers against the
dOqueHce of William Pinkney-at the same
time that be lifts up his voice, with that ofthe
wise aud deliberate, in praise OF his greatness
as a iG,egsr his learning-his industry-his
nntIring ambiiion-and calls upon them to re-
member HAT. and PROSTATE themselves before
him--bnt 10 beware of his style of elocuiion
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28
LYSCAmHs. NOVEMBER N, 'se.
nm. DVNlIIEC's BENEFIT.

~ ttr al, ertl-emeni ~ todsys rsIer,
u vii h.. st.eff fh-f Alr. Du'udlrn's hrurdi
trs ytic.' this rvceing. Il - uredi'a- IL
say INV tang 10 p,ide Ia whom H. Is 81
y "a kaorn, Ia ind ucr them Ia attfad tl@
prrfar,naarr, Il ihra INK. merit 4 TT "t
reward. lis errrtlua. u ldrsse have h'sru
always un"mnsag, aod u As bHpd thal
they vii nv hr sniitrig unatccessi"l.--
7'he puees >ri.clrd arr hofh eacrlhat,
parieplarig " TIE .aiaCp'1 q, he .h1id :
and NE ventpre iu astit HAT 1ac aiesthre
canusl be otherwise Than pleased.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28

Al the late exhibition, under the direction
of the Agricultural Society at Schohnr,e, r.
", n woman presented three infant daughters,
Ibai she iA1 al one birth. Tier1 wri 40 pre-.
milm established. bat a smlli inulnbcf oi ba,
ehelors pre-. snteI her with s. each, lipaing
pPa handso.ao purse.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28
COUNTERFEIT NoTES.

We were yesterday shown counterfeit
$50 note of the LsochhurG Branch of the
Virginia Bank, winch has been recently
passed tn merchant in this place. The
engraving and the signatures of Messrs.
cambridge and Brockenhrough, though
badly done, are well enough executed to
escape detection, from casual glance.
We understand that attempts have been
made within week past, also to put in
circulation $50 notes Of the L. S. Bank.
The citizens of I,ynchbmg and the adia
cent country should be ON their guard,
IL In Baltimore, North Carolina mo-
ney Is qoolcd at 3 z and in Richmond at
disc. Why are the farmers made To pay
and in Lynchburg
-e%1e-
O." The papers received by last nights
mil are unusually bauen--Not word
from Europe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
SIXTH CLASS,
OF he Washington Monument Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
SCHEME.

N
The whole to be completed in sirteen drag
ings only. Not two blanks 10 prize.
a Sl0,00e prize to be placed in the wheel
on the 18th day, and S2o, 900 on the 10th /; all
the other prizes TO be floating from the COM
meneement of the drawing; and in order that
the Lottery may be completed with all posi-
BILE despatch, the prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters SO
Halves S 90 Eighths Is
~ The drawing will take place on We'd
nesday the 18th OF next month (Nay) and will
be completed with all possible despatch, nm
der the superintendence OF the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council of
state
Orders for tickets from any part of the Uni
ted States (poSt paid enclosing cash or prize
tickets in either of the Baltimore Lotteries, or
View York Lottery, will meet with prompt at
tention, il directed to the truly fortunate Office
Of S. g. NJ. ALLEN 81 co.
No. 75o, L. 81. Richmond,
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
lottery, No. 1908, prize OF ten thousand
dollars No. 1908, prize OF one thousand
dollars and where No. l4l06, prize OF
go, 900, was presented and the cash paid at
sight in Siicer.
April o.. ct u
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'ihe .NeW-Jerusalem
tNl5SlONaNN.

Ills work will be issued ID Monthly NUN.
bers, each containing - octave pages, neatly
stitched IN eolaared printed covers, at The mo
.iefate price Of fhnft Dollars pr aanaai=-one
Dollar u be pad on Tie receipt oi the tsrsf
number one Dollar at The expiration Oh 81
siaalbs and me Dollar al the end OF the
year, accompanied witlthe siipuiated advance
lor The following year, by illose who mish
iheir subscriptions continued. All regiifidatt'
aud communications must be posi- pnfd.
Tic snperinlendence of The editorial and "
pogfaDhieai department being assigned 10 the
subscriber, (idte editor aud publisher " he
Halegon Eafaiadts) all letters must be addres-
scd 10 him, nj his Office, No. 207, UiHiam-
dreti, YEN York, where they will be prompt
y attended 10.
As the first nuz1ber will be issued in My
aert. and Immediately forwarded To snbscri
befs, Won will oblige me by aseerlainlng, n
soon as practicable, the number and names, ol
those in your neiglborhood, who will become
patrons al the work, and inform me OF tic
same with all convenient speed.
The printing pf The .3poc0iypse Irpialned
will be commenced nj The snipe time; eighf
pages OF which Will be stitched within the co.
yer OF each number oil the .HSioaorg, cal
enlated 10 be bound separately.
remain, Sir, with respect aud affection,
Your Brother in the New Church.
SAMUEL NoODHoRnH.
.Neo York, February 10, 1923.
Subscriptions 10 The above work viii be re
received al the Office OF the Kgginialt, at the
Book stores of Echols a. North, and Hector
Alkisson, Lynehbnrg aud by DR. j. |. Cabell
Bedford March 81 Wis 33
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

k'OR experimenting and securing him i,
Il Jail, SO that get him again, If taken ont
OF the State, or twenty dollars il taken in tbe
stare. JACK HARRIss, a free negro, raised
in The county OF Bedford, State of Yrginia~i
hold his indentares, dated the 2sth October
l793-said Jack Harriss was sold by order az
buckingham court, TO pay Jail fees, was pur.
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he WAS
again sold when ! became the purchaser
Jack Ilarriss is yellow fellow, stout made.
about feet high, between 80 AMI 40 years Of
age, Processes TO lay stone or brie k When ba
left HE 9le wore long whiskers, which can be
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the brim.
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks OF courts where his Indcntures NAV be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN p. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. IA. WITS %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
A lloT OF AEHfENS

Remaining IN HE Post Office al Liberty, Va. on
Me 3ld day Of March, is23, aud u not taken
out BY i4t Isl Of July, pal he sen 10 The Ge'
aeTni Posi- QDice as dead letters.
.q-James Austin, Mary A Anthony, Wm
A. Anthony, Vim. Albright.
B--John H. Brown, Jacob Boyers, Winston
3 Blair, Wilson Bugg, james ) bishop.
c--yohn comiez, Hiram Chezbraugh, Ebe
nezer Colelian, Flemming Carter, jasper
CLAYTON, Erastcs Case.
D--John Doles, Mary Duglass, Mienjnh Da.
Wis, r Mrs Sarah 2. billiard.
B-Thomas Edgar, Miss Pnrnellepy Early
John Fields,
G-Miss Nancy Grubb Harrison Glib
H--Snradley HBik, benjamin 7. nolens,
Rev Samuel Hunter, Polly Hill.
f-~Nimred Ingram, lsrnel Jared, Cadd
Jones, David Jones, Gray Jones
k-sally Key.
L-Gcneral loci Leftwich, Bnrnabas Little,
VIM J. Lewallin
.N--Cnpt - Moulton, Robert Miller,
Mrs. Jane Murrell, Morgan Morgan, William
Mufry, Miss Mary MeClinton.
N-Clark Newman.
P--John ". Perrin, Henry Payne, Mrs.
Martha NJ Pullen
R-1honas Ross, VIM Roberts, Mrs Anna
Rnsher, jumes or Joseph Rend, Absaiom Ro-
binson, Mrs. Elizabeth Ronald
S-Alen salmons, George Staaly, Edmond
NJ Sale, frazer o. oiratton, John " Scott 2,
Wm sheppard, Thomas Sale John Smelson.
T-Eiizaheth Taylor, Creed ]. Thompson,
Tfliam Tayiur
V--6eofge Wright, Jacob Warner ., Thos.
Williams, Samuel Watt, John Walden, Jesse
Wit, Asa Wilson, James Wilson
Z--Abraham Zette
WIN. r. PORTER, r NJ.
Aufu i L. ylaV Al
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ROCK LANDING, n. c.

Office efthe Roanoke Navigation Company.
" Resotred, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested 10 pay to the Treasurer, at Halifax,
n. {. ON the 10Th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held in
addition TO the 10 per cent. payable hereto
tore, Il The Qbore reqaisiti0n the 18Th Deem
Der, 1919
" Ordered, Tint the stockholders pay into
tue Treasury on the 10th day OF December
next, fifteen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition TO the install
ment now due. Il Passed 2sh Oeiober, 1878. J
:" Resolred, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock he called in on the LIST day of Septem-
Der next Passed 25th March, 1879
:" Ordered, That 10 per cent on each share
OF stock be paid to the Treasurer ON the LIST
day OF February next, heing the 9Th requisi-
ton. = Passed 2sh October, 1872
+" Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on The LIST day of January next ten dollars on
each share held by them respectively - Pas
sed 25th October, 1920
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and thew
are hereby required 10 pay into the Treasury
on the LIST day OF February next, the sum OF
eight dollars on each share of stock held by
them respectively. - Passed 18Th Noaen.ber,
1921
/, ANDREW JoYNER, clerk of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing to
be correctly copied from the records of the
said company. Given under my hand and
seal OF office, the Goth day of May, ls22.
"a Copy)
A. JOINER, Clerk
Anril f. ,r6,n o~
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Maryland State Aottery
No. IL.
100000 DoLLARs-mGHEsT PRIZE.

5000 Ticketsat 10 dollars, g25o,Ooo
The prizes only to be drawn, by which ar
rangement the scheme will be completed in
TWENTY DR.9WLHGS.-On prize of 8, 1000
dollars will be deposited in the wheel after
the fourth drawing. One prize OF Slo,o0o
after the twelfth drawing the 20,0 900 after
the fifteenth, md the Sloo,0oo prize will he
deposited in the wheel on the nineteenth
drawing.
Prizes subject to deduction of fifteen per
cent payable sixty days after The completion
OF the drawing. The other przes.to be float
ing from the commencement OF the drawing
j. l. HAWKINS, }
n. +. WILLIAMS, Commissioners
J. b. RNGGOLD,
All orders for tickets If lett or directed to the
Lucky OfGce of
s. &. NJ. ALLEN & co
No. $50, Market 81 Richmond,
viii be duly attended 10, and any information
given with pleasure.
Whole Tickets Sl2 Quarters 90
Halves Eighths I 80
T. The CASH will be paid at sight for all
prizes ordered by ALIENS & co.
April Is. ct "A
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John n. Matthews.

James c. McREYNOLDS, Thomas
- A. Cobbs-Take notiee--1hat shall take
the dispositions of VIM Matthews and John
Cohbs, on Saturday the 10th Of May, hetweea
the hours OF 10 and 4 clock, at the dwelling
house OF Nm Matthews, TO be reud as eYi
denee in the suit in the chancery court OF
Charlotte, wherein Martin " Davenport: and
myself are the plaintiffs, and you the defen-
dants you may attend if you think proper.
WILLIAM w. MATTHEWS.
April Ia. w4w 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29

a T rules holden in the clerks Office of
4 = Amherst county court, the first Monday
in February, 1898:
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
against
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David \. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert,
judith Gilbert, Charles L. Barrel, admir- OF
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard Ii. Burks,
Charles L. Barrel, William Coleman aud
Charles l., Barrel, under the firm of Coleman
Barrett, John aud Richard S. Ellis, Benjamin
HARRISON Richard Harrison and Richard IL.
Burks, under the firm of Richard IL. Burks x
CO., and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN CH.9NCERY
The defendants John c. Gilbert, Henry Gil
bert, aud Martin Bib and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act OF assembly and
the rules of this court. and it appearing that
they're not inhabitants OF thiscominc ealtii,
on the motion of tbs plaintiff by his counsel,
il is ordered, that the said Observation-Disclosures
do appear here on the third Monday in April
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
virgaian, published in thetown OF Lynchburg,
Tor eight weeks successfully, and posted up at
the front door of the courthouse of this coun-
ty, on some court day. A copy-Teste,
20 BEVERLY DAVIES, D. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29
MY. Henry Mckinley,

IAKE NOTlCE-That we shall, on
Il the 9th day of June, 1923, at John Han.
cocks tavern, in the town OF Lynchburg, and
state OF Virginia, take the deposition of Me-.
MeCilnehy, to be read as evidence on the IN
al oil the suit depending in the county cout
of Campbell, and state aforesaid, in Will
you are plaintiff, aad we are defendants.
HUGH LOGUE.
DENNIS Kelly
April II. VIZ. =