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New anil aluable Medicine.
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'hIb 49,, aiIu elegant 81 am e lair
u To standunrivaled in its merits for Con.
sumptions and Coughs, aud we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in 50 short n time as this compo-
siiion, Scarcely II case occurs but may he
relieved by the timely use Of il, many having
lately used II IN seated Consumptions with the
most surprising success, who were given ~
by the most skllul physicians in The country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with a violent Cough
aud has been in n very delicate health and
alter having tried many different things with
out getting relief; bought for her bottle OF
DR. Mellens Cough Drops, from the use OF
which a very short time she found great relief
aud her Coush has entirely left her, aud she
has regained her strength
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, 18th Month 2olh, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID MCNEIL,
Recorder Of the oiiy of Hudson
To the afflicted whom this may concern-I
ltosanna Barton, do certify that took VIC
lent cold in the latter part of the year 1919
which created n violent Cough and difficult,
OF breathing, which was very distressing ill
procured "a bottle of Doctor Mellen's Cough
drops, ana ny taking a lew doses of the said
drops was entirely cured Of my Cough and
pain in my side ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr. Joseph Burton
Hudson, l2h .honh 1911, 1919.
This is to certify that in June 1873, | was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness of the lungs, and it
| continued until July 1919, which confined me
| 10 the house aud part Of the time to my bed
had tfted every thing as thought hut all in
vain l was al last induced 10 make trial of
DR. Meilcn's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
| mediate relci, increased my strength, and re.
stored my former sleep. / can with the great.
est confidence recommend them to all that are
afflicted with those complaints, rs very valu.
! able medicine. NANCY BOuRNE
Hudson, Columbia cty. N y Dec. y, 1919.
FOR SALE ny
DR. T. HUMPHREYS Lynchburg.
! March Is I,m
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'4mherst County February Court, 1928.
Charles Mnndy, administrator of Josepb N :
'"'' u.e'"aeu' plaintiff,
robert Rivers and Henry L. Davies derts.
Upon a Foreign Biz in ChancerV
On hearing bill, and it appearing to the sat.
'slacton Ell the court that the defendant Riy.
ers doth not reside within the limits Of this
state 1t IS therefore ordered and decreed III at
unless The said defendant doth appear here on
The first day OF May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according 10 the
ACT OF assembly and the rules of this CONT
the same shall be taken as confessed and The
mater thereof decreed accordingly, And il
Is iurther ordered, that Henry L. Davies. the
other defendant, doth retain in his hands what
money to which he may be indebted 70 the
sald rivers, TO the amount of seventy. five dol .
'a's' hht'l the further decree and order of tho
court. And it is furthermore ordered tbot q
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
d i"e t"S'n'dn, published in Lynchburg for
.le term OF two months successivelv. and tba,
enolner copy of this order be posted M at tbe
lronl door of the court house of This co o. nv
81 ARTHUR B. DAVIES ca
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Notice.

\ LII persons having claims against tho
Mac e asa OF VIM Browne, decd, late ofthis
or before the first day of Nav newt a ""ra on
wish TO close the business and III ne as Il rs my
be plead in bar against ali claims ,b no',ce Wlll
presented after that time, '''' 'na' may be
December 81. 'on, EXT.
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TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to a trust decd made by
Absalom iuckerto me, for the purpose,
therein expressed, and duly recorded in the
office OF the county court of Amherst, | shall
on Monday the 2lst day of April, expose TO
public sale, for cash, ut Minor Cox's tavern,
in the county OF Amherst, Jude and her three
children, John, Babel and a child unnamed
or SO many of them MS will be sufficient 10
satisfy the purposes of the trust. The sale OF
The above mentioned property will certainly
TAKE place, as the decd authorizes it, whether
II Is present or not. The title is indisputable
out l shall only convey such as is vested in
me by the trust deed
JAMES l.. LAMPKIN.
March 81. 32,tds
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R~Te i Young IMAM, who

labors under consumptiye dathesis, and
wishes TO travel for his health, is DESTROYS
of engaging in some collecting business;
a moderate compensation only will be re-
CURED. For other particulars, enquire OF
Dr. X. ID. Palmer, of Bent Creek, Buck
ingham, or Rev. John Early, Of Lynch
burg. March Il. w8w.
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MIR, JOHN MOORLAND-Taz, M

MR., JOHN MOORLAND-Tabe no.
4,A tee tho' on .NOnddy, the 2SH dov of a.
P1t nert, betrcep The rising and setfiug Of The
sun, At the house Of Gcul. Cloyd, in afontgome.
~ county, shall proceed 10 tnte The deposiho0s
Of said Cioyd o1d Others 10 be yead as erideDce
utasad nor depending mHe Cbaucery Court far
The Lynchbrrg district, in wbjch am plaintie'
and you defendant, 'cbere and acden gon nS1,
attend j you think proper.
MICHEL RUDDELL.
March IA. 40 d,s
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TRUST SALE

10y virtue of a deed Of trust executed nv
- Thomas Harmon TO the subscribers, da-
ted the dav OF 1901. and duly
admitted to record in the Office of the county
court OF Franklin, for the pnapose of securing
the payment of a certain sum of money due
Davis, Preston Co. we shall, on the Iih dav
OF April next, if fair, il not the next fair day
thereafter, proceed TO sell, on the PREMISE:
by way OF public auction,to the hig hest bid.
der. for rpaly nonoy
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Gigs Zoe Sale.

lust received, and now offered for sale,
= two elegant DOUBLE GIGS, with tops
Those who wish to view them, are requested
TO call at the store of the subscribers in Lynch
burg J. L. NATRoUS IL Co.
February a. 2S WITS
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4 L rules holden in the clerks office oil
4 n Amherst county court. the first MOhday

4 L rules holden in the clerks office ol
"A Amherst county court, the first Mosday
IN February, 1923:
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
against
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
I'loert, David A. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mary his
VIE, formerly Mary Gilbert Sarah Gilbert,
judith Gilbert, Charles L. Barrel, admir- Oh
henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard H. Burkl
charles l.. Barrel, William Coleman ara
oharles l.. Barret, under the firm OF Coleman
n barret, John and Richard S Ellis, Benlam.1
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard u
burks, under the firm OF Richard II BurAsa
90, and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN CH.4.NCERY. ~,
The defendants John c. Gilbert, Henry uli
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his wife, no..
having entered their appearance and ghe4
security according TO the act of assembly anu
the rules of this court, and il appearing ' i,
they not inhabitants of this commonWeau '
ON the motion of the plaintiff by his course.
It is ordered, that the said absent detendana T.
do appear here on the third Monday IN 81 -
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill ana lna ,ts
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IL 'n'
Virgfnian, published in the town OF Lynchpu'as,.
for eight weeks saccessivey, and posted VI, a.
the front door of the courthouse OF this eou"'
ty, on some court day. A copy-lese,
% BEVERLY DAVIES, d. l.
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"A certain Tract Of Wand.

N said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
OF Staunton river, tourmiIes above Halls ford,
containing 100 acres, be the same, more or
less, and bounded by the lands of William
Bradley John Basham, ir. and others, it being
w. .ne same Land conveyed TO the said Harmon
by David Pagan, by deed of record in the
clerks office OF the county court of Franklin
We shall convey such title as is vested In Ms
and no other THE TRIrSTCcS
"dron 81 wtds 80
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IN CHANGER

4 4 Court held for Nelson county,
n the oath February, 1923 On the mo-
ton OF Lavender London, one OF the securi.
ties OF cambridge CLASSIFY, ex'or. and Mary
CLASSIFY, eK'X. of William CLASSIFY dt.c'd it is
ordered that the said cambridge Clasby and
Mary CLASSIFY be summoned to appear here at
Ap" Court next, to show cause why they
should not give sufficient counter security 10
the said Lavender London, or execute a new
bond, with good security, for the faithful dis
charge of their duties, or deliver up the pro.
perry OF their testator to the said Lavender
London for his Observation-Disclosures it APP
pearing that the said cambridge CLASSIFY is not
an inhabitant of this state it is ordered, that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the 'irginian, printed in the town of Lynch.
burg, Tor four weeks successfully
A copy. Teste,
SPoTSWoOD GARLAND, elk.
March II 32w4w
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FOR SHE,
on O0n lbs. nice trimmed and wei
sussjstU cured
EaNlAN MACON.
also, QUANTITY OF
CAEAE iiAND
WILLIAM BrRD
March 81 WOW ~
CIRCULAR.

CIR--The Society lin this city, for the
~ Determination NJ he Jieaueuig DgririHei
Of he .NEW-JERUS.3LE.u, as contained in At
Theological Urdmgs Of Bar0H EMAsUGL SwE.
nfsnoRo, contemplate publishing a New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoted exclusively 10
The Interests OF the Netg Church in The tHitea
Alnlf2 10 be pniilleI
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Yen DONars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on tbe
lIth inst. negro woman named CLAIR.
MY, about 90 or 81 years of age. She had
on when she left me, yellow striped dress,
ana also had with her, blue stuff dress sha
also took with her, her bed and bedding. Sbc
rs small black woman, about five feet fom
inches high. The above reward will he oiyen
10 any. person who will secure her in iail. or
deliver her to Henry Meredith, or to the sinh h
scriber in Lynchburg. '"s SUI
March 81. 81 STEPHEN BINGHAM
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JOB PRANYIEG

Erecuted IN the neateSt manner, ana on .as
most moderate terms, at the 0Nee q ~
Psrg,niqR
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Mott ice.

DN virtue OF deed Of trust executed
A. by Charles c. Carter to the subscriber
and OF record in the cogniy court of Amherst
bearing date the 18th day of August, 1877,
Ter the purpose Of securing the payment of a
debt due to Charles Crawford, will be sold
to be highest bidder, for ready money, on
the 9Th day OF March, 1928, on the pre- misses,
a Tract OF land,
On which the said Carter now resides, in the
county Of Amherst. containing 460 acres,
more or less. Acting as trustee, will only
convey TO the purchaser such title as is vested
70 me, JAS. BULLOCK, Trustee,
March T. 6olds
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by William Brady dated
the sth day of March, 1922, and duly admit
TED to record in the Office OF the county court
OF Franklin, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF a certain sum of money due Da-
v's, Preston 4 Co. we shall, on Wednesday
the 9Th day OF April next, if fair, if not the
next fair day thereafter, proceed to sell, on
the premises, by way of public auction, for
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Yhe Tfact OF AanS

In The sad deed meniiOntd, confqinipg a.
dred ond fifteen acres, being The SAM -, ma
the Soid Henry resides, or 50 much as n,;U tp1s
Client 10 satisfy said trust The trustee I'M w
tey such lille only as is rested in him, o''' eo"I
CHISWELL DaBHFY
.Norembtr % III.
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THE TRiCT OF LAND

IN said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
OF Stauntonriver, about five miles above Halls
lord, containing loo acres, be the same. more
OF less, and bounded by the lands of Thomas
Harmon, John oiler and others, it being the
same same Tract OF Land conveyed by Shadrack.
brown TO thomas Stewart, and by Stewart TO
.ne sald william Bradley. The title is beiev-
ed TO be undoubted, but we shall convey sncb
as is vested in us. THE TRItSTE;PS
March 81. vtds "a i.
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The Subscribers

HAVING united themselye.i,t.
Il under the firm of OWENS !, :" pushes,
will keep constantly on hand a - = hi
ment OF a'hetal assoe
Medicine, Paints, & DYE SIM
Durable Ink, Marking Brusl Is. Gu 91suhs,
Pencils, Silver Wire Tooth Brusl,e M ~ Ia.
nIsh, Pomatum, Lamp Oil, Wash ran 9e.i "a
parent soap, Maccaubau SNUFF, Tone i IN.
Lemon Acid, Soda Powders. " afert. va hea1-
Rotten stone, Gold Leaf, &c. &c AN lofee.
they will sell low for cash. ''' Oh "atl
W. OWENS
November 90. .ehiE
fcfs 1,
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Xhe following Slaves.

Va Solomon, Cherries, Edmond, Nancy, Bin.
Dairy, Jotnd, Moses, .narihr, PrissG, Tam
Daniei, .Neltg, Sally aud Jee, Nth The inc+eas,
fhe females i any vince The date ofthe decd
or saeh part thereof as ,ciH be sufficient 10 ga.
tiyy he provisions Of the trust, his property /,
raipdbie and ieeH rorth The attention Of person,
disposed 10 purchase, The trustees uiH eonreu
such title only as is rested in them as such
though It is deferred 10 be good, the terms made
hKo~a on Ike day Of Sale,
HILLL9,H REFELFY.
W.N c. .Rc.4LLTSTER
March 81 w3w23
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NoIice.

10y rirtue ofa deed oftrust erecuted 10
- The Subscribers, On NE l4h Of March, ls2o.
ey .4rehibald Boiling jr. and Of record IN the
clerks office ofht county court Of Campbell, for
purposes in said deed mentioned, ,cH be sold 10
the highest bider at he floor of X d. Pavne,s
aaciton room in The toCa Of Lynchblre. on
Thursday The l9th of .1prH merit
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Office

Try rir'ae Of a deed Of trua ere,u,,5 >.
- The subscriber by n; S. Henry. TIa ,s W., 10
pose q securing debt due 10. r. E ,,a6 ne Iar-
scLich deed Is Of record IN The cogni g',T co.
Btdtord, md bears date the OH Of .g,S',' 'o0l y
shoH, on The Isl day Of april, is23' ~ lsl9,
not he neat fur day thereadetJ sill ~ ., J@52
auction, ia The torn Of LyRchb,,rg. bqt pubic
door Of The Fronkla Hotel, for rfad Y . The
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AN the peysonai PYopeyty

Therein mentioned. The property will be
sold on the premises lately occupied by O.
Iowles, ir. and the sale continue from day 10
day until it is all disposed of We will con.
vey such title as is vested IN rs as trustees
DAVIDSON BRADFUIE,
THOMAS WATT, trustees
March : a ,rt1.
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Notice.

! WILL positively sell, without reserve,
Il TO the highest bidder, on Thursday the 18th
day of Anrj next tbp
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Two Tracts OF AIanA

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers the 2sh OF February.
1891, by Oliver Towlcs jr.and duly admiltedio
record in the Campbell and Lynchbmg clerks
Offices, TO secure to II. S. Langhome certain
sums OF money therein mentioned, we shall
on Monday the 7tb of April, if fair, if not the
next lair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, 20
tue highest bidder for cash
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

ne K twice round that of the water snake,
Re pulled IL back from the ditch. 10 pre-
ven, defeat. the iai er ook hold likewise
of stalk on the bank, and, by The scqu'-
sition OF that point OF resistance, became
match for his & rec antagonist Strange
was this to behold, two great snakes
strongly adhering to the ground mutually
fastened together by means OF the wr'th
ings which lashed them TO each other;
and stretched at their full length, they pull
led, bu: pulled in vain; and, in the mo,
ments OF greatest exertlon, that part OF
their bodies which was entwined, seemed
extremely small, while the rest appeared
inflated, and now and then convuised with
strong adulasions, rapidly following each
other. Their eyes appeared on hre, and
ready 10 start out of their heads.
AT one time The conflict seemed deer
ded the water snake bent itself into
great folds, and by that operation rsBcer-
ed the other more than commonly out
stretched the rex, minute the ne~ strug-
giles OF the black one gained an unexPeci'
ed superiority, 1t acquired two great io'os
likewise, which necessarily extended the
b ,dy OF its adversary in proportion S II
had contracted its own. !hese efforts
were alternate; victory seemed doubtful,
inclining sometimes to one side, sometimes
to the other; until at last the stalK o
which the black snake was fastened SUD
denly gave way. and, in consequence OF
this accident, they both plunged into the
ditch. The water did not extingulsh
their vindc,ive rage for, by their agita--
tons I could still trace, though ] could
not distinguish their attacks They soon
re-appeared on the the surface, twisted TO-
getber, as in their first ouset; but the
black snake seemed TO retain its wonted
supe riority; Tor its head was exactly. hxsd
above thai of the other, which it inc"s-
sanity pressed down under the water, un-
III il was slifled and sunk. The victor no
sooner perceived its enemy incapable OF
farther resistance, than abandoning it to
the current, it returned to the shore and
disappeared. lGeorg'o paper.
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REPTILE CONTEST,

The following description OF contest
between the black snake and another spe.
cies is extracted from the letters OF an A
merIcan farDer:-
One OF my constant walks, wnen |
am at leisure" says The gentleman, IS
in my lowlands, where have the plea
sure OF seeing my cattle, horses and coils.
Exube ant grass repIeoishes all In the
mitd!e OF the tract, have cut ditch
eigb feet wide on each side OF this,
carefully SOW every year some grains OF
hemp, the plants from WEIGH rise TO the
height Of ti'tesn feet. So strong and full ut
limbs as to resemble young trees. These
produce Daiural srbours, rendered often
si,ll more compact by the assistance OF an
annual creeping plant, which Te call
vine, that never tails 10 entwhlf Itself a
Inons the branches, and always pro tuces
q very desirable shade As was one d9y
sitting solitary and pensive, in this prlml-
tive arbour, my attention was engaged oy
a strange sort of rustling noise at some pa
ces diS,sut.
:" looked around without distinguish
ing any thing, until ! climbed up one OF
the srea hemp stalks when. to my as
tonishment, | beAeli two snak 5 OF con-
siderable length, the one pursuing the o.
Their with great celebrity through hemp
stuIbe field The aggressor was OF the
black kind, SIX fee. long ; the fugitive vas
a wafer snake, nearly Of equal dimensions
They soon net, and IN the fury OF their
first, encounter, appeared in an instant
firmly twisted together aud whist their
united tails beat the ground, they mutdal>
ly tried, with open jaws, TO lacerate each
other, What Tell aspect die they pre-.
sent! Their head were compressed TO a
very small size, their eyes flashed hre !;
ami after this conflict bad lasted tlVe min
utes, the second found means to disen-
gage itself from the first, and buried to-
wards the ditch. Its antagonist inst niy
assumed new posture, and halt creeping,
half erect, with a majestic mein, overlook
and attacked the other again, which pia'
Sed itself in similar attitude, and prepa-
re to resist. The scene was uncommon
aud beautiful; tor thus opposed, they
fought vito their jaws, biting each other
with the utmost rage; but, notwlthstand-
ing this appearance OF mutual courage and
fury, the water snake still seemed desi
rous of retreating towards the ditch, It's
natural element.
90 This was 30 sooner perceived by the
keen-eyed black one, than twisting IFS
tail twice round stalk OF hemp, and sei-
ling ITS adversary by the throat, no, by
means Of ITS jaws, but By twistisg its own
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
Charles County Court,

August Term. tS9
ON application to the judges of Charles
~ County Court, ~ petition IN Wr'ling
OF Henry W. Hardey OF Charles County,
for the berefit OF the aci OF Assembly tor
the relief OF Insolvent Debtors, passed at
November session 1905. and the several
supplements thereto, on The terms men
tione,i therein, schedule OF his property
and list oil his creditors, on oath, so lar
az he can ascertain them, being annexed
10 bis petition and being satisfied by com.
petent testimony. that the said Henry w.
Hardey has resided two years immediate.
~ preceding the time OF bis application
in the State of Maryland and being also,
satisfied that the laid Henry w Hardey,
IS j. aciual.conhnemeD Tor debt and tor
NO other cause; and the SAID Henry ".
HarIey, having entered into bond, with
sufi ,nt security, for his personal appear.
anct: IN Charles County Court, TO answer
sucn sleg ions as his creditors may make
ap inst hon, II is therefore Ordered, and
s.iudsed that the SAID Henry w. Hardey,
he discharged from Imprisonment; snd
that by causing copy st this order t" be
inserted m some one OF the newspapers
edited In the District OF Columbia once
week tor Two months snCcessiVely, before
the third Monday n March next, be give
notice TO bis creditors 10 appear before
the SAID Court, at Port Tobacco in said
County, on the said third Monday in
Nj rch next, for the purpose OF recommen.
ding a Trustee. Tor iteIr benefit and TO
shew cause il any they nave, why the said
Henry w. Hardey. should not have the
benefit o. he several insolyent laws OF
this State as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, elk.
ian IL On
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CITIZENS
Post a@;es Coach.

Passengers LAKE JNOHce.
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT,
For Washington and Georgetown, commen-
cling 1st January, 1928. M
The Goa Oh will leave the Stage Once,
adjoining The City Hotel. every evening al
2 o'clock. for
0.ASHLNGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
RETURNING,
Will leave the Union Tavern in Geo:
Town at 9 O'clock in the morning, and
will call at O'Neal's, Strother's, and at the
Stage Office, adjoining Browns Hotel, on
the way to Alexanir,s: FARE Dollar.
jane u
lrTbe Nat, Ig.s ligencer and George
town Mptrapoieta will insert tbs aoove
;hree Il les and serd their accounts TO Ids
Office for payment.
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District ofCoil,nola,
9
County of .Aierandrin 10 nit :

County Of .Atsxandrin 10 wit
Nove,ober Term l822-26,h day
IN CHANCERY.
Evan P. Taylor and Rebecca Taylor, his
wife, Formerly Rebecca Lawrence,)
Complahsant,s
AGAINST
Gec,ge Talbot and hnihony Rhodes,
defendants:
yUIfIE defendant. George Talbot, not
Il having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the statute
and rules of this Court and it appearing
to The satisfaction OF the Court upon atfi-
da,i, filed, that the sa'i George Talbot
j, NOT an inhabitant of the District OF CO.
mmbja. On motion oil the complainant.
by their couns. |, It Is ordered, that the
said defendant, George Talbot, appear
here on or before the first day OF next
May term, and enter bis appearance to the
srit aud give security irr perttxDlng the
DEGREES OF the G urt AMI that the other
defend. nj Anthony Rhodes. does not pay
away. convey. or sscrele The debts 10y hIm
owing to- or the estate or effects 70 his
hands, belonging 10 the said absent deteu-
dant George Talbot until the turtber!order
and decree of this ceart and tina. A copy
Of this order be- forthwith published, IN
one OF The public newspapers printed ~
the tow n Of Alexandra, for tre,'nonfks sue.
csss,ueiy, 1. that saulher copy be pOslet
at the front door of he Court House OF
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, C.
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