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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

Monsieur Gallatin.-We have lately
taken the trouble to refresh our histori-
cal recollections by reading the most
authentic accounts of the memorable
Wiskey Insurcetson of Pennsylvania, in
which Monsieur Gallatin, the 'regu-
larly nominated candidate" for vice
president, acted conspicuous part. to-
gether with all the documents connect
ed with that rebellion. We have also
been fortunate enough to find copy of
the resolutions passed at one of the
rebel meetings at Pittsburgh, of which
Monsieur G, was secretary. The OBJ
lect of this research was to prepare
ourselves to take the field against the
French candidate for vice president,
should, there be any grounds to suppose
his success probable. But there is at
present no cause of alarm. Whatever
may become of Mr.. Crawford, there is
little likelihood that the people will SO
far forget themselves as to elevate
Mr.. Gallatin to the vice presidency.
We dnnot rest all of our objections on his
foreign birth; we have already express
sed an opinion that the constitution ac-
knowledges his illegibility on that score
we are content with the constitution
as it now is But his particulars in that
instruction is an insuperable objec-
ton to his pretensions. And we sus-
pect that when Washington's troops
were marching to the west to crush that
rebellion, Monsieur was thinking of an
elevation quite different from that propo-
sed by king caucus. Speaking of the
caucus address which was sent fourth
with the nomination, the Boston Cou-
rier, a Crawford paper, thus holds fourth,
with regard to Mr.. G "We respond,
most cheerfully, the expressions of the
committees belief, that it is unnecessa-
nv to speak of monsieur Galatians no.
Bile deeds in the times that tried mems
souls. 1t is altogether needless to speak
of non entities. 1t would be more pro-
fitable to go back to the achiskey rebel
lion in Pennsylvania, and see how no.
bly, haetood b. the insurgents, and with
what unrivalled ability he endeavoured
to ''stop de veels Of de G 'rermment:" To
the emphatic1 question at the close of
the above extract, we answer as en-
phatically, Yes; and we answer in the
name of the whole American people
II is too great reward for any foreign
er' though his services exceed those of
Mr.. Gallatin an hundred fold, to seat
him in the chair Of the second magis-
trate ofthis Republic. If the for
tues of Mr.. Crawford are to be iden-
tilted with those of this insurgent for
eigner, ne must not expect, nor can any
true American wish him to succeed.
~ Y Com. .4dr.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

I that he could dispatch him with his
sword, and just as his arm was drawn
back to give the stab, the pistol was dis
aharged-the ball passed through the
right breast of the coat, aud under the
arm which was raised in the stabbing
posture the blaze from the pistol was
so near as to fire his ruflles, which were
nearly consumed. soon as he ex-
tinguished the blaze, he pursued the
desperate wretch some distance, who
after running until he had reached a
retired part of the town, turned aud re-
newed the contest with dreadful ferosi-
ty-Col. Nixon did not see when he
turned, and they rushed against each
other with such force, that n. states he
must have fallen, had he not recovered
himself by the support of his sword.
After they were perfectly recovered,
the battle was contested with doubtful
blades. Col N. states, that he was so
active, and of much the colour of the
night, as to render il impossible for
him to use his sword with certainty and
effect At a very doubtful part of the
contest, when anticipated destruction
was dealt in every blow, the bloody hell
hound suddenly fled from the contest.
Col N pursued him until he disappear
ed in the woods. Col Nixon attributes
his sudden retreat to horse which walk
ed near them at the time they were en-
gagged. The breast of Col. Ms. coat
and shirt were literary cut into ribbons
II is most striking instance of the inter-
vention of an all wise God.--lt shows
that there is power on high,to shield
the virtuous and the brave.
CINCINNATI, June 10.
NAIL RoppERY-The robbery of the
Mail, or failure of letters on the route
from Philadelphia, had become proven
bal previous to January last This
caused suspicion, and an investigation
into the circumstances, which is, in SUBJ
stance as follow Some time in Decem-
Der last, Judge Burke, the Postmaster
of this city, obtained list o the letters
arrived by the Cincinnati mail at PHI
iadelphla, ana, upon comparing thls
with the account of Mails sent from this
place it appears that three entire mails
had been lost One circumstance
shows these mails were lost between
this city and Chillicothe, viz. that the
Eastern Mails which leave here on
Thursday, at I p M. and those Of Mon
days following, at 10 o'clock A. N. ar
rived atChllicothe at the same tine. As
the robberies were all committed upon
the Monday Mails, and, as the Mails
were not to be opend till they should ar
rive at Chiilicothe, the conclusion is ir-
resissible, that they must have been
, committed on this side of that place, or
sometimes packages would have been
taken from the Thursdays Walls. sus-
picion has been rested upon the person
who carries the Mail, from this pla to
Chilicothe, whose name is John Ball.
lie has been arrested, and now waits
his trial, which will probably take place
at Columbus, in July.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

A woman was lately taken up in Lon
don, for being in the streets intoxicated,
but said she had just been released from
two months exercise on the tread wheel,
and her gait was oceasioned by the effect
of that motion on her.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

This number IS dscertGancd, win
the town or village in which each pa
peris published. There are probable
a few scattering papers not yet report
ed to the Department.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Fresh Medicines, Drugs, DR.
Stop the ' iliainl

ID UNANAY the ID Of this p.o,,l
uuiattn man named NED Ue -"
fellow. but has large breast am, il st,G.. '"n
made, little bon-legged, hi.b r,II Ca,,i'.g
dprh EYES. holes III his Ears, and . H. Ip1
,hafp chin--Ncars his hair tied h,.b;u,l ''''
hpId and open conference " hen - IN. 'a =
He Is keen artiul fellow, and ,t,I.,,. ~
read and write little. lis rloIbins ,I,,,. ~
particularly describe. tho der, i no 49,
he is gcnteelly clothed. lie la. arnaa ~.
watch, with n gold or lit chain, hoo,s
He rode oil a DARK GREY MARI. alont,
feet Si1ichcs high, in good order, bod Lrl,rf
her shoes net much Woru-shc is leuetlS ar,
well lOrmcd-and has the MARKS of lfou.
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar upon one Of them, high on thr shauldfr
blndc, | think on the right. She has IL ,eIv
thirk tale aud name, though not very long
She - spirited and active and rides ". Il. H.
Is We'll equipped for traVelin., with ,a1dL
bags. iig cont oi bear skin with argc rBle.
&c. haNc no doubt lie las Ubrninrdtre, II,
pcrS, and viii attempt 10 pass as Il fro e n an
aud nuke To some free state, ana Lnye M
doubt but he las altered his name. lie ism
handy fellow, good house servant. miller
aud shoemaker, and can turn his hand Ia am,
t'line, N Il have no doubt bat he has a t,rniy
OF monty. will give n reward OF Fifty
iOhbAko 10 any person who will deliver
nm to me, or secure him in any Jail So that
get him again, Within this state; andif fnErn
Nithoatthc state oAElUNEREDI OLLARS
II secured or delivered 10 me; and ten dollals
Tor The mare ii taken within This state ind de
iNefed 10 me, and twenty collars il taken
out OF the State and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % vt,3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

Virginia
Atrules holden HE clerks office of the superior
OF elaneery Tor the I,nchburg District, tic 7t' da, u
November, 1923.
Bsrtholom ". Ralph md Barnes Stovaii, Risden Ro-
bnsOn ard MAJ las Vile John Stone aud Elizabeth lis
wife. aud William 1.ilwith, guaruap OF Deii.aI Ann
aud HeIrklah StosaH, PITS
Against
John ! ttr, John Overstrcct and Marcy his wife.
SoFrCin Joter, JOSIAH Iucl,haIt and Jtns his lie p
Sint l'irr, Henry deter, Hanson Jetrr, Betsy hhtc or
fllut lt}er and Jrsst tvter, md Sai Jrttr, i'd
aud HnIy. CyhthlR, Enlly, Eliza and Lhyiuia lrftf
'dren Of Caleb Jctcr d c. crs al rrpr, scntatnCs
ct Henry J'tr. de, aud the sad Jesse Letter admr
with the Will annexed OF the sand lIenr, Jcer dcccas
defendants.
The de ftndant Sarah trtcr not having entered her
appearance and gNcn security according the oi
aAsemhlY and the rules ai this court ard il appearing
BY satisfactory evidence. that she is habiianl
ni this country 1t y ordered that the SAID defendant
do appear here OIL the first dub Of the and
answer the ball OF the plaintiff and that IL culy oi
uls ord,r be forthwith inserted ia Iem pap r
pr'n'1 ~ iif 'o~n Of I>nclihnrg
scrste anu posted lrunt door Of tbs court hust
IN the sad tuVu.
copy Iestc,
~ JOHN WILL s, Clk,
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'ANNlNt sale.

Virtue Of a deed 'oftrust executed 10
- the suhscriber by Hugh Taggr, on the
2isi DAY "i February, le22, and duly rccdrd-
Ell III ne county court CLERK : oiic1 Of An
irrst, Tor the purposes therein n.clt;onfd.
VIII be sold To tie highest bidder for ready
money, or .hc premises, on the 2uih tay Of
March neAi, Is24, by way Of public auction,
n Tract or Parcel of and
lying aud being in the county of An mere,
containing one hundred and ninety -thrte and
n hall acres, adjoining the lands of Gonl>by,s
lieirs, tue Iegatees OF beverly williamson.
Ambrose Mcdaniel, aud John Smith. Ar,3
ing rs trustee, shall convey such title as
said deed vest, in me- aud Eore other.
CORNELIUS POWELL
February 81. vtI. 90
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Notice.

TAME to my ho0su, IN Amherst county,
u near the east .nd OF The Lyncbburg FOIL
bridge, on Thursday the 10Th day of Febru-
nry, man who said his name was CALVIN
GEORGE, aud lived IN AIbcmare county 49,
lie len with me his HORSE, and a negrn ll,oy
ny 'he name OF ION ND said he had :, mes
~ 70 " Ftwith Mr. Greasy, in scunletown,
m Mr. Graves, mud left my housc on the
same evening Ter thai place, and has not ro.
turned since, and ! cannot henr OF him since
that evening IA Seulllrtown therefore, any
information of the said George will be thank.
fully received JOHN TAYLOE.
March Ia w2,vr3I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

Nelson County, January cJuri, 1894.
Robert VI. Anderson, Mayo cUbeli, end
Willis ~. Wills, merchants and partifaHz ira
ding Under tie Urn 81 cabell, Andersoa
60. compliments,
against
cambridge Ciasby, Mary Cla.by, widow #
William CLASSIFY, dsc'd, William CLASSIFY, JOHN
Spencer aid NANCY his wife. Formerly Ssfiiry
Giasby, John Staples 4 anne lis wife, formerly
Anne Ga .by, William Aianti,,ly aud Polly his
his wife, formerly Polly cftsby, pabncy =.
Bryant aud Elizabeth his vile, formerly Eli
zabsth CLASSIFY, susanna IIalez, formerly SUI
sauna CIasl,y, Creed {. Carter, aud Polly his
VIII, formerly Polly Clasby and Martha
Clasby, William oiaaby, john CLASSIFY, lFgt
MIA aud Elizabeth Clasby, James lasby aud
Robert Clasby, iufauts aud heirs Of Thomas
Cia.by, deed, by Greed {. Garter, specially
assigned their guardian. defendants
N CUASCERY.
On the motion oflhe compliments by their
counsel, Who filed their bill, and il appearing
10 tie satisfaction Of the court that the defcn-
dant cambridge 'Clashy is MOI an inhabiluui
of this commonwealth, aud without the inris.
dieton of this court, II is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here ON the first day
of iprii court next, and answer the complain
ants bill, and that n copy of this order b.
forthwith Inserted IN one OF ihs newspaper
printed IN The town Of Lynchburg, once .
week for eight weeks successfully, previous
+ 10 TINT day, and thai another copy thereof b,
posted mp ~ the front door of the COURTEOUS,
of this county on some court day.
+ copy-Icste
4 ~ HO. e.. CUTLER, & G n G.
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.NetrenomtcA System.

They who shall be Instructed upon this
plan will find by pract4er that Music bas
every f'lsant'f.r IL science, pleasing Ia
the human ear ard understanding, and
that II is not that .phcmeral mechanical
knowledge which thpse Instructed ia the
usual mode have gpppesed il.
Music, whrn ctlilsatedas a science, like
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands the
mnd and insprpyes the heart aud disposl
aon.-5'iflis method 8Gards equal adsanta-
PES n, those who reside IN Town aud those
IN the country. Lessons for Il week, for
fortnight or for month, viii be found as
hceclie,al as those of shorter periods. -
fie Will attend 10 the instruction of indi-
,idnais, or classes which may be formed,
at any moderate distance from Lynch
burg lie has engaged sklfu person r.
furnish him with Metronomes, for the use Ol
his scholafs.
~ lie has large assortment of i'm
ported Music, forthe accommodation of his
pupils, aud has Az agent IT The north, "a
furnish any person with all kind of Musca
Instruments, Pianos, Clafioncts, Flutes, &c
&c.
a. ! line addressed to J. 4. s. al Mr.
Robert Nlorriss's viii meet With pronp'
attention.
December 5. Wits 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

At rule, holden in the Clerk. oacc of die Sup.r,o,
Court al ChHn,trS inr tie l., ucburg Dst,cr ia, nh
day OF November, =.
ile President directors and Company OF the Pr
"e'' LINT "t Virginia, Ils.
John doolr, Benjamin Perkins. Richard Pcrlfu.
William lurntr aud Dh,id aauncrs, SET. dtlfs.
he uctndut BrnIupii FCI ktns MOI lls, nr MGR, =
ms aprt" anc- aud ghcn seeurii, according to II T
iet Of assembly and the rules OF TIM court and \
appearing by satisfactory cAttitnct. lie ia uol n
hiia' dht 81 tnN country lris rdercd, that tie IA
Defendant do aPpuarntlr the It's dit, OF l,. M.
t,Itand H'HNri the bill ut he I'lalniiS and tI.i
e"rl oi tins urdcr ht tprwiti. inserted ~ yu ,,,
paper p1nC ala tav tow. OF l.N Tor tn
,"cet>A'sil ant POS, 'hC front door OF the coulf
house, ia sit SAID ,9Np.
eu!o-iesta,
hl TNRN N-TVtC
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At ruies holden the clerL's Office Of u superior
court OF ehaHcery for III. LSnohbutg district the III
day Of NuSCmhCr, 1913.
sam ). pcndo IN and Robert l.. Coleman. IltS.
Aratnst
Richard Harrison, benjamin Harrison, James II.
Lively lanes Penn and t,c rye $. Holloway, deits.
The attendant 6'ori ). Hull0 ny not having
'httifd hb app artncC aud gwen unity, necurdI.
I" The act al as mby aud the rites oi lhis cotr and
npr'aihg by satisfactory evidence iha. he il not an
'"sp,.t vi ms country: II - Ordered, thai the said
deItInaia III >srsrnr here The FIRST day of the utNt
ten and answer The i,ill OF thc pla'Htrs md that
copy al tins ordrr be forthwith inserted IA sput ntv
paper published III the tuNn OF INnchhurg "a
month, suc".sststlyt and posted te front door u
the reurt huns' III the snd Town.
cupY-Ieste,
INN X,-rTIC
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JORN NI.IS, OK.


Atra' holden IN the clerks Office of the ,np,r,,,,
our 81, ehar'rA Tor he lgmhhurg district, ne ri,
:, :" -. MneaeiI, surviving partner Of William ind G.
Against P'''
hicha Il Harrison, George s. Holloway and Samuel
-, 4, ,,Ia,,, -. dtiI,.
ne a'itlhaht Gcort ). Hollow n, no, having encore.
ms Apt ahhce and gwen srcurIt, ucc,,r,l,I,. g., ~
hel 81 a' mbly n'" the rules oi tins court, and ~ a.,
Pta'hh ny ss,slhetnri evidence, that he Is moi ~.
q" 'hts couhtf, IL Is ordered ih.t ti. .,,
p.f h"'h Ito appear here the ilst a, ,,i tl,, ~,
VII" anh answer iii- bili Of The plaintiff aud t,,f
cop! oi 'mS "fdsI u, forthwith Inserted IN ~, ,
Pei llited IA the town u l,uclburg for M - a.
,"rttnhtl5 and posted ut The front do,, ,,I
hJnsC, IN the ,aId FOWL. - '"' f'uii
A cupy-IeSt
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4 L rules tolden in the clerks Office of
4 n the superior court of clamcrry Tor the
iynrhburg district the 9TH day of Icbruar,
lS24.
Randolph ID. Garden, plaintiff,
against
iohn Alexander, administrator of Achilles
\ Moornian, dee d, Mary Strange the elder
the mother OF the said Achilles V. Monrman.
dec d, Robert smith and Aguess his wife late
Agncss Moornian, James Moarmun, judith
hoorman, Nathaniel Moormau, MARY Moor
man iand Martha Moorman. which Nathaniel
Mary and Martha are the children of William
Moormnn, deed brother of.'tc snid Achillss.
Mary Moornan, Martha Norman Jane Moor
man, Elizabeth hoorman aud Charles Nicer
man, which Msry, Martha, I;ftc, Elizabeth
and. Charles are the children of John Moor
man, deceased brother Of The snid Achilles,
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Norman, A..
ness Moorinnn. Polly Norman, Susan Moor
man, and Abrsm Aloormnn, which Charles,
iIHaheth, NgnesS, Polly, Susan and Abrarl
are the children of Ahram Moormnn, n de-
ceps ca brother OF the said Achilles, Richard.
son White and Polly his wife, u.e Polly
Norman, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moor.
man, Brniumin IIadea and Martha his y if.
lalc Martha hoornan, Elizabeth Strange.
laie tiHahcth Moorman, and SALLY Babcr
late sally Moorman. d,.tc6to,.t.
me defendants Mary Strange the elder. Ro.
smith aud Agness his wife, late Agnes Moor
man, james Aloor,nan Judith Moorman, Ma.
.naniei Nioorman, Mary Moorrlan aud Martha
M"ornnni children OF VIM Norman. decd
Mary f1oorman, Martha Moorman, Jane
NORMAN and Elizabeth Noorman. children
ot John Mo9rm5n, deed, Richardson White
aud Folly his wife. late Polly Norman. and
sally baher, late sally Norman, not having
e"tereu 'helr appearance and given security
s r,ia, TO Tue act oi assembly and the
IA a.. 4
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ESQ, one other Tract.

NdlonIng The last mentionod land. contain.
tnS 81 acres, and bounded on one I'D, by
HE road leading from Samuel Burkss 5, to
WI" IS Gap, and the lands Of Richard 5. Fl.
rs, the Bethel tract, and the lands Of John
ANN, dee. OF This tract there are cnly
about 10 acres cleared, and that portion of It
Is Wen enclosed and fresh II i, heavily dm-
oefed ana well wutered, and contains a large
quantity 81 first rate tobacco land, This tract
lies within ohc mile OF Bethel.
: the above lands are not sold privately
before the 10Th day of October, they VIII. on
MAJ day he sold publicl, at my residence
PERSONS Who may be DESTROYS of purchasing,
II Is expected, Will wish to view the land,.--
they VIII be shown at any time on appIiea
ton Icing made 10 the subscriber
Terms of sale shah be made accoHmo.
o"u"S. AMBROSE RUCkIR.
February %. oQnt,
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NIrEIIIIa


Al rnies holden IN the clerks Office of the superior
conr' III o,anerr, for The IJnehbns district, the 7tl
day ot November, me-,
1Hhu Me Ii ter James s. Me Al.ter mud hanna a.
Mchllister, Th.
Against
i'h0mus .kouldin, executor NJ DAVID Kos - "a
cob Myers n'"' flHabtth his HIic, John puRtld ~
AmahdA ms wife, frederick A. Russ and j., lIIaliu
Lev - It's.
The defendants jacob yers md flIc,e'h his wifi,
aud p derrick \. HusS not avin. cn,Ted APP,
ane, aud gwen Securtty according the assembly
ahd III rns ~ tls court and II appearing h,
Try "iience that ,ny MID biJnts mis- cuun-
~ li's ordered, that the aid defendants do app.4r
here 80 III" inst day ut the answer tlv
bill oi the Fldnnhs aud that copy at this order be
forthwith inserted spaucr III uIt,i VA the
town nt Lynehulg x, for two m1nis suce.Ssi,cly and
posted the front door OF the court house The sand
town. toI5 -1r2tc.
JOHN WILLS en-
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Virginia To Wit:
,oi al cs a"iNtn m The r~shs office of the
ia. OF November, 1928 '"ouis ds,uct, the 7lh
Andre" Kuddan,
sgainst pit
"lh H.. mad and John Moore
The defendant John hInnrI,,'J deifs.
b., ana "a. rules Of tins court am" 10 It as' OF
tins cogn,r, !, "snee thar h. not nm ,natt
sIr he i b On u, first day Of The nrSu a9,y S 60
tins order be ior,hs Pla'nuh; ANA u.ai cor, "i
cessre n, town Of Lynchburg, for t" me- srarer
house a., dc Posted at the front door OF % edc-
6t Ac"py-I.ste,
JOHN Wills en-
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4NIAS stolen from tac subscriber, living
w near Amherst c6ur, house, On tie
night Of the l5th instant, u Arm BAY
Al ARE, about Ave feet high, with star
in her forehead, nine years old, she PAGES w
~ we'll should she have been stolen, ms
suppose, | vii give the ab0re reward to any
person who NS,ll epprehend q secure the lhiet
that lac may receive the punishment ottthe law.
J she has only estreyrd off, | will give roa-
sonable reward Il any person afording me
such information by ssiseb I may get her
again AhIHUR Il. DAVIES.
February 81. WITS %
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.Attcn1ions y
UIS.AWaV

T.'RON the snb~r''hrr 'r'i'ot the s,n VI
slaasIar, hast, a negro womannaned Bel.
- about. 4 : or ldyears Of age, round ,at faces
,,aare built. large eyes, quick spoken, had on
a hon she went away, "A mixed domestic ieeft,
80 carried with her ooontrrphin ot rTteh
sstark. \ ,beral reward ~,ii be given Ia eny
I, fsen who shalt deli, er tlic said nesrs 10 me
i.e utmost rigonr OF the law willie "nioreeh
against any person whs shhll he tne"h 20
hargs.,,t her CHARLES nElsOS.
March .. MdN5o
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" ILLS, CIk.


FlrET1Af
htrnlts &c iden in the Clerks Office of,bc s,;
Court Ut Ghancery for The IyncIbu ~ 'c 9uptri,f
day OF NUNt mber, Ia23 0'''''N'' mt 't'
Jonathan l.. Iundd,
Aga,nSl III,
J"ne' iournoy, q aries whitley md ]. =, e,,r,
ne defendant James Flournoy not ba,,,,".
nv appearance ana gwen sectrrit, nr,ts.,i,,3 =. =,
"" hAA'h!pII and the rucA of ihls CO, =, "a, '
appearing BY satisfactory evidence NJ, "l.a Il
d",,, ~ VI thiN e"nntr, it's ordered. II al he san,
-, % 10 appear here Oh Ileirst ,,p9 T., Ia, -.
~, ~" II, ana answer the bill Of tie pignrH. a., N HeH
her ms pta'i b. hEth"Ith insurtod N, :. me-, ~
r., Va ne saNh OF l. acibutp L. ~ "'l'a-
y, aud posted at tic mon, NO, ~ h"hs
mouse IN the ."ia town, " 'i' uoo' oil The eoNrt
4, copl-Teste,
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NirEIUIHf
At r,il,. holden in the clerks Office Of the superor
-.nt of ehancfs Tor the Lynehbuig district, tue 7tli
.aN of November 1873:
Edaard Ls'-~h, FTit.
Against
Rrptamin Perkins and Robert hughes and John Ar
nistead. merchants aud paftners undrr tic trm of
Iugltr, and Ar"Isiead, Pid " ilham Gllliat. d.tts
Ia defendant BeuatHu Ptshuis Tfotsha, ing entered
his appearance aud ts ASscun1 sceorilngto the Act
IT Assembly and tfv rhsB u tins court, and appear
ing By satIsiactury evidence. ligt lt ab
fair 81 this country; Iths mfrfed, Vat the sad de-
ienda,n doappear here the hrst day ui the nest
and the bill Of .the plautt; aud thai a
copy oi this order be furthwi inserted snmc news
paper printed in the town Of Lyuchburg tor two
month, eessrS, aud postrd at the font douf OF
the court house ~ the said toMlt.
"a Copy-lestet
~ JOHN Wills, OK.
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TWO Negroeo

bic ,'N 2iSm m"@I and Dilsey. roms,, one don
Beds a"% F %'eS and rarness, tblce trahrr
head Of Ca,, pa"' re, three Horses, 10 or l.
5IH,ndry 6!dcles of Household and iV i itcb,n
u. u,"':nfe will also offer for ,ale the int
[fs' OF, OF The said Merit NJ. White, in right OF
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A"rris's Creek MIN.

nrihs one twenty fourth mart. and isx,,, va
.i'ahle and The Interest which he hons in
-, gu. a. "' ms witeto n tract Of very rich LAND
a1 ,me , 1old Mountain, being Tie stb part Q.
,,' :; 1Uo acres. The title 10 all the rroper.
,sa - "ei'eVed to be good; bat acting as ,I.,
me bv S ,ha only convey the right vested n
February g. '''-.'' A--Ap' li",,fr.
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DITURSS his thanks Ia the eiiiLens Il
IA LynehbUE and IL ,'einity, lnr the Ii
beral encouragement which lie has reees-
III. and Invites 'tiiosr Who s,sh IN become
pfp6ciepi ia tie ssi'nee of music, to en-
brace thi. opportunity Of beng instructed