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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03
HOUSE OFREPREsENr.arYrIDee. d.

O en- motion Of Mr.. Mgham, it ws,f
nails ns ;ns,,,, ia, The Committee 90 Dads and Co
appronr,a,;nu 10 inquire into xpediency Of
The connle,6on "'J"ey lot the purPf of aiding in
Chesaneal. ~ VI canal from IL waters of the
ion ne ne on TO amend The &C, reguaJg the eoIIcc-
states and a1 taa, on goods imported From adjacns
'lsI Inc provisions Of the act (or eIpunishmrn OF
and ssnt - we're severay read AMI I'd time, passsd
'''A 'e"' 10 The Senate for concure fec. n
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SEVENTEENTH C brtREss,
5rrnnn ArGeinh

HoUSE OF REPREsENEqY1tEs1Decs Is.
chant. of ~ presented petition oikunlry mer-
conooens., ,"e Iy oi BALTIMORE paylg for further
in con.ss'' ,ol manage sustained 4heir yesselo
&C ,Le senee o, the'r being sunk Nentrancs
Of 81 Ine naIoor Of Baltimore 10 proved te entrance
81 81 cue Srl'sh shipping into that harb the month
committee pi se 81 e Theh petition was to the
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IN SEMlTL-D,csrjg

,,, The resolution submitted on nesday by lh.
he II, q Maine, requesting d he President of
the ; o"''eu olaes Certain information Concerning
greed I to- q 81 Domingo, was | ken up and "a
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NOISE on Representatives..

0 Il,l motion of Mr.. Williams, Of II. CT was
e,;a me So That the Conmiace Ion Military Az
allow Ee Instructed to inquire no expedency Of
ted amy ~ me officers OF the army salary or sta
Iumc r. u money per year, nsta4ot pay and emo
'''"'"''' as now allowed by law
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Nsv-orlean.. on the ss,h MA nber had bseon.
9, quite he'l'hy-nota single &C i fever occurred
'O' several days.--co.,on at ftn 4 to Is cts,
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UNITED .ST.aTgs, .A.gYY

Among the documents wich accompanied ii.
Presidents Message to Congress, is the followirg
account OF the present state o the American Nav
List Of ressets aoui an Serrice.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03

ne annual Commencement at the South Carr.
Err College, in Columbia. was held Oh Monday H.
~ ulf' The degree OF A. b. was conferred On
swen'y two students Of the Institution. y"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03

The frames of the other fricates sp,bn,iz.d,n.
built excepn few pieces yet 10 be delivered hv ~
contracio', and nearly all The Other materials .x.
cepung the iron are procured and placed in s,,na.
lons where they will probably not sustain immediate
material injury. 'e'A's
iwo steam battery frames are securely deposited
under cover at New York.
WALTON al New.York PteseT
Inc following vessels of war are ordinary. ex.
ciusiVe OF those above enumerated
Independence, "A guns Java, "A grrv
Washington, "A do Cons,eu,s, - 81 guns
Gurriere, 44 do % &C.
Steam frigute Fulton, gpuns
Sloop OF war Erie, odo.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03

STEPPING Mill "A committee ofthe leo;s,at,r.
Of Pennsylvania to whom The subject was Peferred,
have reported in favour of adopting the tread mill
q The state Penitenliaries at PHILADELPHIA and
fits5urg, 'as node Of punishment POSSESSING
"dV1ntages not heretofore realized" According 70
Inc Information obtained by the committee. + Is
equally well suited to punishment of female, as of
.na'e con'icts; ana on the score of economy it
receives recommendation Of no incons;dera1,,a
weight. 1t Is suggested ''that to the shaft of Tho
9'cp mil may be attached machinery ror various
purposes such as for grinding the bread stuff for
me con'c's tor the dressing of FAX, for the SAVING
OF stone tor the cutting of nails sec.;'
mere cannot be doubt, we think that the nre-
sent Legislature Of Maryland will authorise The
erection OF one OF these mills at the state peniten
BGtt. I'm.
ne annual commencement at the South Caro-
Err College, in Columbia was held Oh Monday ~.
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BOARD OF ENGINEERS.

The lahors OF the board Of engineers commenced
TINS year on the Gulf OF Mexico, where Al tba losa
OF last year, they had arrived on the compilation oI
an examination of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
WIN view to the improvement of their nayjpa,ion
nom Inc tails OF Ohio TO the Balize IIayino in
sPected and reported upon she condition of the Ri
go'e.s; "e-eSamned the localities Of Mobile Raw
anu the result, which confirmed Z, STRENGTH
Iu .nef previous reports on the propriety of Tor.
m o;. ,ne eas' end OF DauphiO Island and recon
New York and shortly after repaired 10 this nIaos
On their return to n York, they commend ed nn,s
oia'eiy their report on the improvement Of The NJ
slsalioi OF the Ohio and Mississippi river: and .,
the same time, resumed the prosecution of ,b.;r
projects Tor The defence Of Narraeanset and Roston
pays. In June, besides the foregoing, they nsper
teo ano reported on the condition of Fort Diampnd
and attended the examination at The Military Aoa
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Valuabl stuck OK eadiery
Az, aIHfYI1N
AT AUCTION

MILL BE SOLD, On Thursday the
w 10th inst the whole OF the Stock
in Trade. and other effects, beiong,9s 10
the lite inn of Ross l. Small. This sale
will he well worthy the attention of Sadlcfs
and others there hung a variety Of sadie
~ of the first quality, having been selected
last fall, al The manufactures, by the sur
xising panner-among them are The iol-
lowing
sa7 best English cal back saddle trees
"a gig saddle trees do.
- pair uf plated and steel spring stlrmps
- pair do. do. plain do.
10 plated and steel curb bits, some hard
solder, and many Of the best English
plate
80 plated and steel snaille hits do. do.
400 sets Of bcsl English snaille heads aud
reins
go Weymouth do. do.
80 maftugales aud collars do.
70 best English twig aud carriage whips,
some silver mounted
s9 pieces of best wooden grth webb
! 80 pieces of best wooden sarge
SO gross of best polted girth and stirrup
buckles
About 150m Of saddle taeks, wrought
and cut
Several set Of hest English carriage
and gig mounting
Together with a general assortment
of al kinds of materials IN the
Saddle and Harness making bust
ness
. excclent saddle presses, on an i'm
proved plan
81 saddles complete, many Of them
first rate
60 bridlrs do.
sets of harness, plated and bras i,
zig aud carriage
20 Wagon collars
% do. brides, together with saddle bags,
vaices, Wagon harness, &c. &c.
The above sale, without any kind of re
serve or limitation, aud the conditions and
terms as follow All sums under 100 dol
lars, cash, over that sum SIX months cred
IL, for approved negotiable notes.
Sale 10 commence AT 10 O'Clock, and 10
DO continued until all Is sold.
THOS. h. SMALL,
Surviving Partner.
Richmond, March IL
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.uiee's Patent Spring Saddles.

I take the liberty of referring persons disposed
- purchase, 10 The gentlemen, whose names
are herennto annexed, being few oi the in
dipiduals who have used them, and hope that
their recommendation will lie sufficient proof,
that they arc held Ia the highest estimation,
both on account OF comfort TO The rider and
safety To the horse back
LfNCHBUR G--.nes8rs. JAMES ". DbreH,
Pad JOats, john a. Les, john Smith, John
Bailey, John Pot, Jostph Butier, Fielding MI
fiauls, .uoj q. +. Oweus, Doct. Geo. CabeH,
Bocl Wiiiiam 0Weas, Doci. James Saunders,
D1ft s. Dn7es O,rtas
RHfIERS T-Dooi q. a Rose, Geo 5 Hot-
iopay, Es7. I'm. Daiard, Esq Joseph Petty
j6bn, Esg.
BEDFORD Doci John l. CaJeiI, Ncssrs
p p. burton, Benz. 4 Doaaid, - Dick
inS0a.
C.fHPBELL-HmR r. Chaplin, Esq Messrs
Samuel N scott, Benc,iy X Scott
Doet Henry " Tucksr,
Bartin Hancock, Eaq Tho Riehordson, FL
Richard Games, Esq Hilham Hiiiidmson, Esg
Jennings Jefreys, Esq Emma Scott, Esq. HIN
MekmHey, Esq. John 0iirer, Esq. John Henry,
Esq.
PITTS YLP.4NLl- Robert Cook, Esq Doet
Rootey MITE
H1LIf4X-.ncs~S Caleb Bakty, Samuel
Smith
B0TET0URT--Ch arles johnson, Esq
NELSON b. INCHES, Agent
Maron Ia 81 UY
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pY virtue of deed of trust executed
NJ TO the subscriber by Stlth Mead, to secure
certain sums of money specified in said deed,
which deed IS OF record in the county court
OF Amherst, shall, on Saturday the 22d OF
March, 1923, ii fsir. il not on Monday the
Gath inst sell al auction, on the premises of
said Mead, FOR eas1 or 50 much rs will satisfy
the debts PROPERTY, consisting OF stock OF
Cattle, Hogs Plantation Utensils Carpenters
and Smiths Tools, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, &c, The trustee viii convey such
title only as is vested ia him
JOHN ALeoCK, Trustee
March II WV
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-Four valuable slaves,
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by slith Mead, aud du-
ly recorded in the clerks Office of Amherst
county, aud for purposes therein expressed,
/ shnli, on Saturday he 22d Of March, 1923,
by way Of public auction, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, nj the residence of said
Mead, ROAD WAGON AND GEAR, with
the team OF four WORK HORSES. Such III
lie only will be conveyed as is vested in the
trustee TH0S. MURRELL, Trustee.
March T. wtds
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! ( HE subscriber offers for sale, an ele
Il CANT Carriage with pair of gentle
and we'll matched Horses, one of which
rides extremity well-a second hand Road
Wagon, and 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; on all 0.
which, credit till the FIRST day Of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, will be required.
VIM. LANGHORNE
January IL. ts24
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January IL.

A I rules holden in the clerks Office of
n Amherst county court, the first Monday
IN February, 1929
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
william Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David A. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert Martin Bib, and Mary lis
vile, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert,
judith Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrel, admir- OF
Henry gilbert, deceased, Richard IL. Bnrks.
Charles L. Barret, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barret, under the firm Of Coleman
q Barrel, John and Richard S Ellis, BENJAMIN
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard II
Burks, under the firm of Richard II. Burks &
Co, and William Thurmond defendants.
IN CH.4NCERY
The defendants John c. Gilbert, Henry Gil
bert, and Martin Bibb aud Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly aud
The rules OF this court, and il appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth,
on the melton 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 tins order be forthwith inserted in the
V'rginian published in the town of Lynchburg,
iof eight weeks successfully, and posted up at
the front door OF the courthouse of this coun-
ty, on some court day. copy-Teste,
~ BEVERLY DAVIES. ID. c.
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MR.. .Nethe,iond Iait, odn,r. Of Caleb
4Sl Tat, dec. -SlR-you will take notice
That shall, on the lst day of April, 1923, at
the Union Hotel in the town of Lynehbnrg,
proceed to take the deposition OF Garland
Tate and others, TO be read ss evidence in
suit now depending in the high court of chan
Gerry Tor the Lynchburg District, wherein you
are plaintiff aud Edmund Tate defendant In
case the dispositions are not all taken on that
day, this notice Is 10 continue from day to day
Tor three days-at which time and place YOU
may attend or not EDMUND TATE.
eb -. 3oN1w
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Public Notice.

by virtue of deed of trust executed
- TO the subscriber by the late Jesse CLARK
sou, dec. for the purpose OF securing debt
due 10 William Ryan, which deed is duly re.
corded IN the county court clerks Office OF
Nelson, | will, on Tuesday The sth day Of A.
phil neal, at Massies mill In Nelson county,
sell 10 the highest bidder, without reserve,
Your valuable slaves,
(All mulattoes , 10 wit One man named
Cyrus, woman named Nancy, and her two
children Sarah Ann and Meredith These
slaves may b. reckoned valuable acquisition
y 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 fERROW.
March 7. "a ids
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One Tract VI l.anA,

containing forty acres. more or less, lying in
Bedford county, on Sunnton river, purchased
OF James English, per deed of record in Bed
lord connty court, also all his interest in a
tract OF land decided by Joseph Wilson's heirs
10 John McCahe, which is hall. and on which
lhere ls gr,s, aud saw-m Also, one black
horse, tnsee much cows, four hefers, one
pieded steer, thirty head of hogs, three feather
beds and furniture, one blue painted chest,
Two pots and two ovens, two newlcr dishes
and siS plates, and one shot gun The lille is
believed to Ice unidentified, but as trustees we
shall convey such only as is vested in us.
THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS PRESTON, trustees
feb- u o6wtds
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E.oues,rians Attend.

THE subscriber, has now on hand large
I and general assortment OF ladies and
fsntlenens Saddles, Brides, Gig and Coach
Harness, aud Naggeh Gear, made OF the best
materials, by first rate workmen--Trunks, Va
ices, Poflmanteans, Ssddle-bags aud every
ether article ia his line, constantly on hand,
nj the cheapest rate, iOr cash
To Equcslrians. he would particularly re-
commend
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amherst County February Court, 1875.
Charles Mundy, administrator oil Joseph NJ q.
ran, deceased, plaintiff,
against
Robert Rivers and Henry l.. Davies def'ts.
Upon n Foreign BW IN Chancerg.
On hearing bill, and ii appearing to the sat
lsfaction Vi the court that the defendant Riv-
ers doth not reside within the limits of this
state IL is therefore ordered and decreed that
unless the said defendant doth appear here on
the first day OF May court next, and enter his
appearance and give security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules OF this court,
the same shall be taken as confessed and the
matter thereof decreed accordingly. And il
Is further ordered, that Henry l.. Davies, the
other defendant, doth retain in his hands what
money TO which he may be indebted to the
said Rivers, to the amount OF seVenty-fpe dol
lars, until the further decree and order of the
court. And il is furthermore ordered that a
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in
ihe p"g'p'aa, published in Lynchburg, for
the term Of <wo months successfully, and that
another copy of this order be posted up at the
front door Of the court house of this county
.on some conrt day A copy, Te5te,
81 ARTHUR b. DAVIES, c. A. c.
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10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
~ the subscribers by John Rhcheson. dated
10th September, ls2i, aud duly admitted to
record in The Office Of the county court of
Bedford, for the purpose OF securing the pay.
ment OF certain debt due Davis, Preston 4
Co we shall, on The lsih day Of Mareh neat,
i fair, II not the next fair day thereafter, pro-
eeed 10 sell, by way of public auction, on the
premises, to the highest bidder. for cash.
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Notice,

A LII persons having claims against the
a 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 viii
presented after that time. "
A. ROBERTSON, Exr.
December 81. wan o.
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Nifty EoNars Reward.
January %.

OR experimenting and securing him in
Jail, SO that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in the
state. JACK HARRlsS, a free negro, raised
in the county Of Bedford, State of Virginia.
hold ms Indentnres, dated the 2Sth October
I193-said Jack Harriss was sold by order of
buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was bur
chased by stephen Pankey from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he wa.
again sold when became the purchaser.-
Jack Harriss is a yellow fellow, stout made,
about feet high, between 80 AMI 40 years q
age, processes 10 lay stone or brick. When he
left me he wore long whskers, 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 Indentures NAV be
recorded, are cautioned against remo,ing
them JOHN P GRAY.
Bedford, Feb II Wis %
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Notice
HEREBY FoRNyARN all persons

HEREBY FORWARN all persons
: from trading for or taking am assignment
'i three bonds executed by me To Thomas
Phelps OF Bedford county one for the sum
If .s!97 80, due the lei day of March, 1923 !;
me other for the same sum due the 26th day
81 December next and one other note due
the Isl day of January last, for the sum of
SIS, as have Offsets against the same. | am
determined not to pay them to any other per-
son. THOMAS A. LEFTWICU
March !. 3lw3ws
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Gigs fof Sale.

lust received, and now offered for sale,
- two elegant Dol BLE GIGS, with tops
Those who wish TO vie. them, are requested
10 call at the store OF the Subscribers in Lynch
burg J. L. VARIOUS q CO.
February IA Is SITS
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by James Williams, dated
the day of 1929, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office Of Bedford county court
we shall proceed TO sell for cash, on the 22d
inst. at the house Of said Williams, on the
nTe misea
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\ he Vfact OF Hand
MEssRS. ARMsTEAD 4 MCR1T

M ESSRS. ARMSTEAD Il MCRA1T
4VH Francis A. Martin, admr with tba ,''a
annexed OF John II. Overstreet, decd RI
&. Mosely, VIM. Overton admr de bonis 1 vi,
OF John McMurry, Rebecca Kelso, adm,v -
John kelso dec d William and Charlos Al :"
kinny Jr. Martin Hancock John McIaa
and Glover Harry, take notice thai. ON ~
nesday, the Goth of March 1923. we shall,
the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lyncbhas,
between the hours of O'clock in tba fa,55
noon, and the setting of the sun the same da,
proceed TO take the dispositions of Tlo,a33i,
Harvey and others, which dispositions are r.
be read as evidence in the suit you have no,,
depending in the Superior Court of Chances,
for the Lynchburg District, and if the abo,p,
dispositions are not completed on the aho,a
mentioned day, we shall continue from ds,,
TO day at the aforesaid Franklin Hotel nnt3
the same are completed, SUNDAYS excepi.
ed
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, admr. of
JofR HolJombe, se1u. decd
MARTHA HOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH HoLCOMBE, Err
0,., ef John Hoicombe, jr. deed
MARY V. WYLIE,
GEORGE & WM. WALKER. Err,
Of George Halker decd and saja
WILL. WALKER, IN has oon righl. !,
and Sarah iis uyt
January 2s' 50ltw1w
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Yo CONTRA tors.

/ AM authorised topr"hase aarge guam
tity of heart scantling and plank for Water
Wheels, Water Cane, Holly, &c. deliverable
at The. Farm Mills, near Lynchburg. Immediate
application to be made to
SAMUEL STEVENS
March H. 81 At
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Legal notice to my creditors.
MIR. JOHN MooRLAND-rate no.

MR.. JOHN MOORLAND-Take no.
Az tice that on Monday, HE 2sth day of T.
pr" neTt, 6etceen the rising aud setting of The
S"n, at NE house Of Geai. Clogd, ia .Montgoate-
Ty county shall proceed 10 take the depositions
81 sand Cioyd and others 10 be read as eriaeace
"a a sud noe depending inthe Chancery Court for
ne Lyaehbarg district, in ,chich I am plaintif
ana you defendant, DLere and When pou mGn
attend y you think proper
-WCHAEL RUDDELL.
'uoFeb IA. 81 IT
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\ VrAcf OF LAND.

containing " acres more or less, TO satisfy
debt expressed in said deed We will only
convey the title vested in us by said deed
WN. LEfTWICH, Jr. r,.....
AUG. LEFTWICH, '"'o''
March T. 3lwtds
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10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- the subscribers the 2sth of February,
1921, by Oliver Towles jr aud duly admitted 10
record in the Campbell and Lynchbrg, clerks
Offices, to secure To IL : Langhorne certain
sums OF money therein mentioned, we shall,
on Monday the 18th OF April, il fair, ifnot the
next fair day thereafter, proceed TO sell, To
the highest bidder, for cash,
aN the Personal Property
sold on the premises lately occupied by o
Towles, jr. and the sale continue from day to
day until ii is all disposed of We will con
vey such title as is vested in us as trustees.
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE,
THOMAS WATT, trustees
March !. 81 wtds
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office

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed
~ by Charles c. Garter 10 the subscriber,
and OF record in the county court of Amherst,
bearing date the 26th day of August, 1917.
Tor the purpose of securing the payment of a
debt due to Charles Crawford, viii be sold.
to the highest bidder, for read money, on
the 9th day of March, is23, on the premises,
a Tract OF Aand,
On which the said Carter now resides. in the
county OF Amherst, containing 400 acres,
more or less. Acting as trustee, will only
convey to the purchaser such title as is vested
In me. JAS BTIIOCK T,,,st,,,
March 4 6o,ds
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IIRGlNIA.-At rules holden in the
clerk Office OF the county court Of Nell
son, on Monday the I'd day OF March, 1929 !:
John Moran, pltH.
against
Elijah Moran, John Masters and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Moran, Ezekiel Camp
bell aud Jane his wife, formerly Jane Moran,
Thomas Mitchell, James Campbell and Sarah
his wife, formerly Sarah Moran, James Mas
terS and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moran,
James Masters (son of john and Betsey his
wife, formerly Betsy Titord, Andrew, Je:e-
mah, John W, James, Mary aud Nicholas
Tiltord, legal heirs and representatives of JAS.
Tilterd dee d. who intermarried with Rachel
Moran, decd, Fleming, Charles, Agnes and
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Ward and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
OF Thomas Mitchell who intermarried with
Elizabeth Moran, dec d. aud james Masters
and John Moran, executors OF the last will
aud testament oil Nicholas Moran, dec d
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
All the defendants in this cause excent the
defendant John Masters and Martha his wife.
not having entered their appearance accord.
ing To The act OF Assembly and the rules OF
tins court andit appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF die court that they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth on the motion of the
plaintiff, by counsel, il is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon.
day IN May next and enter their appearance
and rthe plaintiffs bill and that copv
OF this order be inserted in the Virginian, pub-
iished IN the town Of Lynchbhrg, for eight
weeks successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the court house of this county.
copy Ieste,
IL 5. GARLAND, c. c.