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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-31
NIX. rEAI.E.

published IN the Lond~n Morning ChiuucIe and ba.
transferred inoin Commercial Advertiser that porIiI of
T. Mathews, tue comedian, nj merit a, mai
go 'hah he was IN is country, by Stewart, II
ihi' portrait exhibited there Chef dcruvr OF Nm. arr
ana is allowed ny tie English cunnoisseurs TO be src,n
only 10 the Iipest efforts of the celebrated
N"w We tahe 'his, tue earliest Oppvrunity To make il
pt"'e II 10 not even IN his style bu honor belongs
eAcIus'ey to MI Rembi au Peae, OF great pror
sOndI meiit and many estimabie qualities, 10 resides al
pres ut III 'hs S but is, according repo about To re-
move b'ch 10 Fh'iadepha, loo vi due
1 CO q '"' '' o"ta' ". T. Ev. POST
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y CHAM ERR. ~ ccuri he.1 Tor Crp,Letanl ccu,.,
4 ~ 80. GaN 81 Angus iGsJ--
~1dris> H"odson, atmor Oi Sarah Woodson dec consp
against
Thomas strnttin, willis Swami William Strattin m
NE nay came the complainant Ivy counsel, aud the
PENDANTS Thuuas Srattin and Willis Swami NOT bayin- ,
eeu neir appearance and given security according
a' :" 'he nenerai Assembly and the rules this court
appearing 10 the asscon OF th. court that h.v arc
MOI inhabitants OF this state the motion compainan
oy counsel IL =, ordered that the said defendants Thomas
Stratn and Willis Swami appear here on the 6rS ,>
OF December next and cOmplainant hill
and that copy ofth order be h inserted in somr
one OF the public newspapers printed the civ of Rich
ond tor two months snccessively also posted at the
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
Ac"py-Tesie, WILLIAM POWELL, ID. G.
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October :

v ih1lNlA Al Superior Court Of Chancery holden AT
June, 1928: 49, ~ N'S VI
Peter r. Beverly, Pr
against
Pyro neveTly asd Daniel Call, DJis
The defendant Byrd Beverly, who is out ofhis coantry
anu against bonn the plaintiff appears to have proceeded
~ me mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
s'l lahg TO appear aud motion of the
Dy COUNSEL the court doth take his bill against
' defendant anu the plaintiff withdrawn the replica
n entered al rules TO the answer the defendant Call
int cause came on to he heard that defendant ON Inc
M anu answer only and was argued by On con.
%heTeol The court doth refer the accounts be-
tween the plaintiff and Byrd Beverly to one Of lis commits
sloners who directed TO examine, state, settle the
same anu make report thereof the with apy
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV
oe required by the parties to he stated.
a copN-Teste, VIM w uENISG
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE The parties Interested
hiedao"d Hh Mo ls, 1898. desired To take notice
tnai nave appointed the eighth day Of the l2ih month
pecembe next for commencing tue accounts directed by
e oroer OF the courti which day. nine O'Clock
"a. " heir attendance is required office in this civ
WIN ner accounts aud the evidence in support Of the me
ready FOR examination and settlement. N'
Oct. 10. 45-w9w THOMAS rann =, -
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NiRGINIA At Rules h,IdrI m lie CerI' fice ~ the
The 23d day ofJunr. 1928:
Prentis Cbubb IN
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CHANCERY-At rules held in the clerks Office of
Der, 1928: " ePeH-
Lac Bridwell and Mary his wife Edward Homes vii,
liam Manned and Selba his wife, Peggy Homes Tborn,a
Q. Calvert and Ann his wife, and Timothy Briiwei aud
H9"" ' .' Compartments,
Richard Ford and Isabella his wife Elizabeth Homes ami
Thomas Homes in his right and as administrator Of
Thomas Homes deceased D,GnJo,,, ~
The defendant Elizabeth Homes not having entered her
appearance aud given security according to the ACT of A.
srnOy ana The rules of this court, y salts
factory evidence that she is nhaban com.
ohweah II ordered, that The said Elizabeth Homes do
appear mere ON the first day January court ami
S~s Tue bill of the compainants and that copy of his
oe forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer pul
hsed 10 The ely Of Richmond for months
anu hat another copy thereof be posted at the front door
OF the courthouse of this county. ~ ''
Acopy-rcstc, NJ. Is. SINCLAIR ID a.
October u. - ~ =.
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az amos ana thomas NJ. Bondurap, DTS.
ma gwen security according act of Assembly, and die
I've =. 'ns court aid appearing by satisfactory evidence
w" he sHid Amos Is not inlalat this state IL Is or
u h9t the SAID Amos appear here or before November
nr anu answer the plaintiffs bill, and t cnpy on hi.
o!ueI E forthwith inserted in publ nvwspap OF he,
eity OF i~mond for months aud s anotr
county. A conv u Il 7 M ~ ~ t -, % u's
Stptfmb,r ~. - as' -. -, ~ -
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RUSSIA Al Rules, holden in Crhs Office OF the
the 2Sidsy of August, 1879: ''
Joseph stephens and Mary his wife, Frederick Wolfe,
anu rA'-a ms vile, Nancy Hackney and Jane S. Hackney,
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ihDiNlt: AZ Rules. holden in the Clerks Oiirt ofILs
superior CON-, OF Chanctry for tue Rclnurd Distrir
m 25t day of June, 1893: '''
William GutrrTnt and Edwin Watkins mercb.,,,, -,
partner rs trading under tue fra OF Guerran Watkins pr
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" IhGINIA: Al RuIts, hOdfn ia te clcr office of the
Superior Court chanery for the Riehmond District
the Esd Gay OF august, 1928
William Garneu, eA'or Of Richard Brooke dec. Pm.
Sgdinst
vii am II. Macon, Thomas Pitts, sheriff of + soy and
Committee of the Of John Campbell dee who Was as
sger OIL bert Campb II, John w. Page ador De
bons non OF Robert Page, dee. and William Keith Defs
The defendant William Keith, ing entered his an
p arance AID given SECURITY according of
aud The rules Of this and appearing by
evidence, that h. nhabaht this country n !,
ordered that tie said defendant do appear here tie fir
o the next and the Bills aintiff and IN
copy oi Ibis order be forthwith inserted per
puoished IN the city OF Richmond for months si,cc
s'ey and posted ut the trout the capitol in sd
city. a copy-I.st. WM w uENIZG - 'u
September 10. so vRv
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Robert Crouch; and Thomas Richard Crouch D,Gs
Ehe defendant Robert Crouch NOT s wing entersJ his
psiI"nes ana given security according the As
"cnry evidence, that he is not an inlobiiant al this
country : ordered, that the said defendant oo appear
htrt ON we mss day of tie tsrm and answer The bill
OF ihe plaintiff and that copy OF Ibis order be forthwith
eIiee 10 some newspaper published in the city Rich
door Of the capitol, in the said CITY.
cOpy-reste, WIN. W. IIENING G.. G.
OctObe' o. 80 " az 20. 80 - -
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Mi. ID. MArrnEWS- q

NV'717FtssF0ItF > '.N'V'i Hf1dhIHhocki
august 18th, 1928. {
The parties interested desired notice that
have appointed the l9th day November next 10 COM
mence the settlement Of the required
gong order OF Essex court which day they required
to attend at nay Office in this place with vouchers and
papers as may be required.
LAWRENCE MUSE,
ucober III. 46-w5w Mas. Com. Court
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"Who reads Iritrean bosk PA c,rre.oonl.,, bo
enclosed 10 Us the monthly catalogue American
lur 81 e by Ar John Miller at No 90 Fieet-s.et iooi
The booksellers the British metropolis make ouI their
lists every Hionth, aud the before fur July 1925
comprises iury eight American works bes.e Holices
ol others preparing Tor publication Some OF these are
NO"houS and expensive, consisting Of eral
we observe among The number, works botany geology
'neIaiogy' chemistry, medicine, astronomy, geography
Typography, voyages, travels history, biography puiirs
poetry, novels the rdnsactiOns our pho,nplieaI
mails. F' JUL
From this brief enumeration ofthe contents of the month,
" Catalogue OF single bookseller, some idea NAV he
VI the extern OF TIE market Tor American books in
tue three kingdoms ui Great Britain and the Justice of die
sarcastic nleHogdOry quoted above the Edinburgh
Ievew. IL noonr reads American book, MIR. Miller
and his professional Ia etren certainly very unwe in
and oi making out catalogues stated persis But lie
truth Is, books from this country With ayiity and
the TRANSATLANTIC demand for them every uay RcT,asibp
Most OF the publications, which attention here ~
reprinted aud Vended in Great Britain.
This grow lag popularity American literature abroad
cannot i 10 have stlutary reaction and influence M
home viii give confidence to our wr,,ers d ~, a.
hate them TO efforts proportion as the circle of
their readers extended, and their merits duly appr.c
Tor it he disguised that ill very T.e.nI,v
there has been but moderate share of literary inep.n
drce IN the United Safes little interest was mapif
ted IN any work. whatever might be merits which had
not paS,td the ordeal European criticism We had nnt
tue confidence 10 judge for ourselves, least defend
our iitear! opinions against the oyerbedring nee M
foreign reviews naliUn hich we had often met
uy ~ Tue cabinet on the flood, and in field still w.
rannzed over Us IN literature, and fashion Br, !,
IS sMect for congratulations that tue day of our literary
Illumination ahd snb'eviency has in great degree pons
by, and that the time israpidy approaching when th's
country VIII he as independent in science, and
the arts as il already is ia government when our ren
lie OF letters shall be celebrated as our rennIc T ?
ucsi when our intellectual greatness will be
rate wilh Our physical and moral resources; and The
mercan republic will reflect upon the old world The ILL.,
and taste, and refinement, which has been baIroyi
for ages. '''""e
II hrcomes us to recprocae spirit of libersv and
good teeIing towards American authors which is radua
making ITS way in Europe Our ever has been and
ever viii liz, 10 repe with indignation every insu and
cauny heaped upon our country by foreign writer's nnd
TO aeAnow ledge IN fraHk and magnanmous manner
cry ae OF national coutiesy-io wage an inermiuabe war
against The oyrfbearing and proud buo spare The liberal
generous, and just. IN " StoI,tyTn -
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Rchno'd 7h h"n,l' TO- 1928. are desired to talk notice
mat nave appointed he eleventh day the nth month
lN"N,Hoi) n'A tor commencing the directed nv
IN aoe order OF the court which day nine O'clock
a. Ne utir attrndAner required office In hi, eli,
WIN e'r accounts aud .oucis ready for examination and
setemet ana the cr'dtors of the late William Sargent,
ga any 'e rtU sied 10 exhibit their before me on ar
1e r 'nt u'N aio'eS-Id' THOMAS LADD. NJ. {.
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ava BIakt, DtTfJJ
IL appearing TO the satisfaction of the COURT that the de-
PENDANT Beanion inabitant of this
ard that he hath not entered his appearance and gwen
ry according to the act of Assembly and the this
court On the motion of the plaintiff il is orer, that the
said defendant Besmon do appear here before first
DAY oil November court next aud the plaintiff ail,
and that copy OF This order serted m tht Euou;r,r
prindin 'he city of Richmond for months, succe ycIy
and that another copy 'reofbe posted the front door
eopy-Tes,e, WIN. II. MATHEWS, elk.
September i9. sg-u8v
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samuel Niger, and Robert Dsu,l,,,.

The defendant Samuel Myers not having entered is an
1'sne ana CIV security accordi the " Assembly
r1es ~ is court and u appearing by satisfactory
t'ei@ that ~ is uhahtant Of hi, country n IS
"e,ea That the said defendant do appear here the first
uO 9" Tue next term and the hof III, uaiuH and
ata copy ot Ills order BE- forthv ih isrted IN some rrws-
pApr pu5lisrd i the city Of cbnond fr two months sue
cts ans posted ~ the front door the Capitol tie
'md city. CopJ-Tcste, WIN. w. pENING, {, {.
4t.-ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-31

" lhSlNlA AT kuIS held Clerks Office Of IL,
Der, s23- vs. - ""' "a 'P'''H-
Price Perkins pr
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RNCnANCthf-At monthly session court held 11r
Louisa eonry at the Courthouse Monday The st day
oil September 1928; " ~ NY
Na'~ @rni.i Thompson Jun, Piaiftig;
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lhlNiAi Al hues, holden in The clerk Office of the
superior Court Of Chancery for tue Richmond Dis
trict, the 23d day OF October 1925:
John Yale, ~,
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-31

n CHANCEkY.-At a court held for CLarlote co.niv-
the 9Th October 1925: -
Li''t 1onn MeOarSo PaintE,
William Archer and Prudence his wife, Miles Bottom
annnsraioro OF Clara Bottom decd David Robertson and
Nancy his wife, aud William s. Branch and Dicy his w;S
Defendants.
ne defendants VIM. Archer and Prudence his wife ia,
wa Robertson aud Nancy his wife, William Branch
anu p'cy his wife, net having entered their
coreg 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules
anu appearing to the satisfaction of court that ,hey
are not inhabitants of this state the plain
i oS counsel ordered that the said defendants do
appear mere on the FIRST Monday January next and enter
hef appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill and give
security Tor performing the decree of the court and that
copy OF n order be inserted in paper printed in the
cry VI of 'wo months SUCCESSFULLY posted
at the front door of the courthouse of this cotntv
-, Sopy-iesie, WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
OcooeT fB-wRyys
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s 8a5ilA'cEHf'-NleeEIsnbuTg county, August Court,
Be'sey A. Daley Josiah Daley and Francis Thompson.
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Arainst

WIIi"'a Allen exor OF William II. Sergeant and George
+. Harrison. ad'ur of Richard T. la,Ir who sasan sS
VI the SAID william III. Sergeant, ms
H. plaintiffs this day filed their bill and the tefndan,
Harrison his whereurun the motion OF the mar,
uf,, aud 1n cs'drratiH Of hr bal and exhibits and Nh.
SAID answer, tie Cuu doth order that commissioner If ,.
Court do take account of i administration of
+. lay Tor on III estae of his william NJ Sar
gant and OF that of tn Defendant ON the rtr -,
IN sad Ia lor and of all claims against estate of The
SID Ssrseani no" unSa, and report thereon with such
otter accounts and any the parties NAV RI mir
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day of October, 1928: W va
Barbara II. Hires, Nancy Hines and Wal,on Itin.s ,
ue 10y their guardian and next end Isham Harvey SEN
&c., PiaiH,i1s,
nezekiah Ford and Simeon w. Hires, Defsnaants
Tue defendant Simeon w. Hines having entered bs
appearance, according TO the Assembly and tue rules
"i ms court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that De not an nhabitant of this mo-
ton o: the plaintiff by counsel IL is ordered that the sa;a
defendant do appear here the first Monday January
next and enter his appearance and The PLAINTIFFS
BILL aud give security for performing decree OF the
court and That's copy OF this Inserted in some ma,
per printed in the city of Richmond tive months
sve aud posted at the front door OF the the
said county. 800
copy-Teste, wINsLow ROBINSON, C.
October u. se-ws,,s
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M"''g T o'grton ana John Clayhrooke, DtGs.
pp"lse ana gwen security according to law, and The
Jules lis court and il appearing TO Tie satisfaction 81
I'VE court, A he IS not an inhabaut of this ON The
oon OF HE pIantiH 10y his COUNSEL Il is ordered lhat
he sad defendant Overton appear hero on the Gr,t v f
January court next and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy o bis order lie forthwith inserted in some ne spa-
per published IN the city of ichaond for two months sue
cessVe AMI posted The trout Of the courthouse in
his county on some court day.
A eopy-Teste, JNO. HUNTER e. l. g.
October "a. 40 - ~
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and John n. Markham children Of the said John MARKHAM
" Ijs a. ,, n, MS.
ing Markham not having entered their appearance ard giy,,
security according To the act of Assembly ruiz Of This
or ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that III,
Ho INHABITANTS OF this country IL il ordered, that tl.
saia defendants do APPEAR herr the day tie neat
ltrn ana answer thu bill OF thu plaintiffs that eopy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some rw,par NH
hshd M the City of Rchinund twuontis scc Syri,
anu POSeu NJ thefront door of the Capitol the Civ
Acop>-Ttste, WM.W. HENINo, O. e.
September %. 4i-,sc,S -
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Tan intervening continued aud held Ess county
NJ the courthouse in iappshannock Tuesday the 7th
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21
Witty NoAlars Reward.

'OR experimenting and securing him in
Il Jail, SO that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in III,
State. JACK HARRISS, free negro, raised
IN the county of Bedford, State OF Virginia.
hold his indentures, dated the 2sth October
I793-said Jack Harriss was sold by order of
Buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was nur.
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 Harriss is yellow fellow, stout made.
about feet high, between 30 AMI 30 years Of
age, processes to lay stone or brick When he
left me he wore long whishers, which can be
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the brip.
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks of courts where his Indentures NAV be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them. JOHN p. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. H. WITS %
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u He subscriber offers for sale, an ele
Il CANT Carriage With pair Of gentle
aud well matched Horses, one Of which
rides extremity weil-a second baud Road
Wagon, aud SIX horse Team, with their
gear--two yoke OF first rate young aud
well broke Oxen--a Cart, aud one hun
dred and Fifty barrels Of Corn; IN all o.
which, credit till the first day Of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, will be required
WI. LANGuORNEs
January II. ts24
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TRIJS'I SALE.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by Stith Mead, aud du-
ly recorded in the clerks office of Amherst
county, and for purposes therein expressed,
shall, on Saturday the 22d OF March, 1923
by way OF public auction, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the residence of said
Mead, a ROAD Wagon AND GEAR, with
the team of four WORK HORSES Such IT,
tie only will be conveyed as is vested in the
trustee. THOS. MURRELL, Trustee
March Z Wtds
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A + rules holden in the clerks office oil
n Amherst county court, the first Monday
in February, 1873
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
hilbert, David a. Gilbert, John {. Gilbert
Henry Gilbert, Martin LIB, and Mary has
wiie, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah gilbert
judith Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrel, admir- OF
Henry Gilbert, deceased Richard H. Burks,
Charles l.. Barrett, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barrett, under the firm of Coleman
q barret, John and Richard S Ellis, BENJAMIN
Harrison, Richard Harrison aud Richard IL
Burks, under the firm oil Richard Il. Burks !.
Co, and William 1hurmond, defendants,
IN CHyHTCERY
The defendants John C. Gilbert, Henry Gil
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his wife, mol
having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and il appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel,
II is ordered, that the said absent defendants
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
tirginian, published in the town OF Lynchburg
tor eight weeks successfully, and posted up al
the front door of the courthouse OF this couu.
ty, on some court day copy-Teste,
20 BEVERLY DAViFS n Z,
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.bire's Patent Spring Saddles.

| | take The liberty OF referring persons disposed
10 purchase, 20 the gentlemen, whose names
are hereunto annexed, being few OF the IN
ii, idnals who have used them, aud hope that
their recommendation will be sufficient proof
that they are held in the highest esiimation,
both on account of comfort To the rider and
safety 10 the horses hack
LY.NCHBU RG--.heWrs. .Iaules W. DtbrtH,
Paul Joaes, John N Ire John Smith, John
Raiity, JohB Poe, Joseph Butler, Fielding Wit-
hams, Ma n. +. Oioens, Doet. Geo CabeH,
Docf. lillian Owens, Doet. James SaunderS,
Doci. s. Daries ODens
AMHERST bort q. n Rosc, Geo. S. Hoi-
iowag, Esq. Nm. billiard, Esq Joseph Petty
John, Es7.
BEDF0RD--D oei. John T. cabef, Messrs.
p. r. burton, Beng n. Donald, - Dick
inS0n.
C1MPBELL-Wm n. Chaplin, Esq. MessrS.
Samuel w. Sc0H, Bertriy X. Scott
I4RLOTTE--D0ct Henry ". TUcter,
Martin Hancock, Esq Tho. Richardson, Esq.
Richard Gaines, Esq WiAiam Williamson, Esq.
jennings Jefres, Esq. Emma Scott, Esq. Wm.
Mckinney, Esq john 0hrer, Esq. John Henry,
Esq.
PITTS YLVaNIa--Robert Cook, Esq, Dict
Raloiey Hhite.
HaLIF.aX-Mesrs Catch Baker, Samuel
Smith
URT- Charles Johnson Esq.
NELSON y. hughes, Aren't
farcn II 81 Wtf
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MIR. .Nethertdnd Tat, odnr. Of Caleb
IVA Tat, dec. -SlR-You will take notice
that SHALL on the LIST day OF April, 1923, at
the Union Hotel, ia the town OF Lynchbure,
proceed TO take The deposition OF Garland
Tate and others, 10 be read As evidence in II
suit now depending in the high court oil chan
Gerry for the Lynchburg District, wherein you
are plaintiff and Edmund Tate defendant In
case the dispositions are not all taken on that
day, this notice is 10 continue fIom day 10 day
for three days--at which time and place you
may attend or not. EDMUND TATE.
Feb % 3Uw4w
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Public Notice.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed
- To the subscriber by The late Jesse Clark
sou, dee. Tor The purpose Of securing a debt
due TO William Ryan, which deed Is duly re-
corded In the county court clerks Office ot
Nelson, will, on Tuesday the ST, day Of A.
pril next, at Massie's mill, in Nelson county,
sell 10 the highest bidder, without reserve,
Four Valuable slaves,
(All mulattoes } 10 wit One man named
Cyrus, woman named Nancy, and her Two
children sarah Ann aud Meredith These
slaves may be reokoned valuable acquisition
ty any gentleman wishing to own such.
Terms of sale will be cash or current bank
notes There Is no question but the title is
good but acting as trustee, ] SHALL convey
such as is vested in me by said deed.
CHARLES PERROW
March ]. 81 ids
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CENTRAL. HOTEL

He subscriber has taken the tenemen
next to the Farmers Bank, Main street
Lynchhurg, which he has fitted up in a con
venient and handsome style for the reception
VI company. His table and bar being furnish
ed in the best manner, he hopes to share por-
lion of public patronage, which il will be his
constant endeavor to deserve His stables are
well supplied, and his oster experienced and
attentive. ARCHIBALD HATCHER
Feb. T. 52tc4w
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
n estate OF Vim Browne, decd, late oftbis
place, are desired bring them forward on
or before the first day OF May next, as it is nv
wish to close the business, and this notice will
be plead in bar against all claims that may be
presented after that time.
A. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
December %, wan OF