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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

An oUeraouing 7'rsa,ury.-The comp
troller of this State has addressed a
communication TO the Legislature, in
which he states that the I" ordinary rev.
enue of the State has already produced
In the present year an income sufficient
to meet the current expenses of the
government, pay the $4,000 due from
the State to the bank of New York.
and to accumulate surplus of $500 900
beyond any sums that may be wanted to
satisfy the ordinary demands upon the
treasury. To this surplus derived from
the revenue, there has been added
$500 46, which the bank of New
York, has required the State 10 take TO-
wards the debt due from that institution.
The condition of the treasury at this
time will allow of the investment Of
$3.50, 900 at least.'
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Worcester, 80.
Probate Office, November 10, 1924.
To the WIDOW, Creditors, and Heirs OF
DANIEL HAYDEN, late Of Leominster.
, IN said County, deceased, and to all 9th.
era concerned In the Estate Of SAID de.
ceased, GREErrEo.
VOU are hereby cited to an,
N pear (if you see 6t) at the Court or
Probate to be holden at Worcester; in said.
County, on the first Tuesday in January hsats
at ten Of the clock, before noon, TO show cause;
why License should not be granted to the Adj
mnIstrator to sell and convey 80 much Of said
deceased's Real Estate, as will raise the sum
Of seven hundred and ifty-seven dollar. for
the payment Of debts and charges; and YOU
will be heard thereon.
THEOPHILUs WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon. Judoe.
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worcester:
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1924.
Presidential Election.

The following is the result of the choice of
Electors in the several States, so far as they
have been heard from.
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Sdu OnAJ 80 W VIC AAON0S VI AN~f1
tatives as the last of the three highest
candidates, and may be excluded from
that honor. EO. Gag.
Dreadful .Accident.--On Wednesday
morning, 18th Oct. between nine and
ten O'Clock, part Of the floor Of the fifth
story Of Mr.. Coughs factory, in Man
chester, suddenly gave way, and, with a
tremendous crash, carried every thing
with it until it reached the ground floor;
by which accident, upwards Of wenty
persons, chiefly young women, employ
ed as reeers, were killed, and several
shockingly MANNED and bruised. IL
would appear from the nature Of the
accident, that the walls were not suft-
GENTLY strong to support the immense
weight of iron and thing; for, by the vi
.bratIon of the machinery employed i'll
the factory, part of the upper wall Of.
the building was bulged out, by which
means ahe iron that supported one OF
the arches of the fifth floor gave way,
which caused that arch to fall upon the
floor under it; which, in its turn, sunk
under the weight, and thus proceeded
through the different floors, destroying
every thing in its frighttuI progress
machinery and persons employed in its
destructive range Liverpool paper.
: Bordeaux papers to Oct. 5 have been
received at New York. They contain
extracts from American papers OF the
honors paid 10 Gen. La Fayette.
Chateaubriand has had long private
audience with the new king OF France.
1t is probable that he will soon receive
brilliant marks of the royal favor.
East Indies.-Calcutta papers receive
ed at Philadelphia, announce the cap
ture Of Rangoon by the British forces IN
May last.-The particulars of the cap
ture are communicated by Mrs. Hough,
an American lady, and wife of an Amer
lean Missionary at Rangoon.
On the 10th of May, intelligence was
received at Rangoon that Brush feet
had arrived off the mouth of the river.
The EngIishmen residing at that place
were Immediately seized and put in
chains, and Mr.. Hough and MIR. Wade,
Americans, shared similar fate. The
feet came up, to town, and received a
shot from the Burmans, which was i'm
mediately answered, aud in a few mo-
ments the Burmans Aec. The English
prisoners had each an executioner stand
, ing over them ready to give the fatal
blow, bot they were so much frightened
when the first English gun was dred,
that they crouched down 10 one corner
Of the room, expecting the roof e tall
upon them. They released Mr.. Houg b
shortly afterwards, and sent him to the
1leetto. treat for peace: The whole Of
the prisoners were released on the fol
lowing day. The English having land
!, ed, ali the foreigners put themselves
anndertfeirt protection. They treated
the Missionaries with great respect, and
they had returned to the Mission House
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DELANO & WHITNEY
Haze, for Sale.

ivOO gallons Dutch SO dog Paint Brushes,
- ERnSeed oii, 1000 lbs. Verdigris,
~ CASKS Lond. White eO0lbs.F French Green,
Lead, Is tons Logwood,
TONS 90, ground in 10 do. Fustic,
Oil, S do. Redwood,
~ Dds VenetlanRed, SO bbls. ground Cam
rs casks French Vel wood,
low, 1000 lbs. Nader,
~ 90. Spanish Brown, SO bbls. ground Log.
S cases Vermilion, wood, -
9 do. Gum Copal, 20 do. Nicaragua, e
z 90. Gum Shellac, 20 do. Alum, -
i,OOO lbs. Chrome 10 do. Blue Vitriol,
yellow 20 carboys Oil Vitriol,
SO on los rrus'Ian Blue, 3 toms Copperas,
1000 lbs. Upton's 800 Ibs.. Bengal Iudi.
Glue, 90
With a complete assortment Of
PAINTS, DRUGS, & DYE sTUFFs,
At as Low prices as can be had at any Store
in Boston.
Boston, Bristol Croacn, e. CheEnas-
ford Windo,n. Glass,
AtGlass-fIOuse prices
Bottom, Sept. l6, 1924. epis2o
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Worcester, 80.
Probate Office, Nov. I6, 1924. ,
To the Heirs Of KEzIA SAWYER, late OF
Bolton, in said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned in the Esf IL
Of SAID deceased, GREETING
.VOU are hereby cited to az
M pear (f you see fly at the Court OF Pro
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why letters Of Administration on said Estate
should not be granted 10 Joseph Sawyer, a
creditor Of said Estate, who has applied for
the same ), and you will be heard thereon.
+. NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.
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General La Fayette.-The latest &C.
counts left General La Fayette at Mon.
ticello, the residence Of Mr.. Jefferson,
The meeting between him and MIR JEFF
terson is stated to have been affecting,
1t is thought the General Will take q
short repose at Monticello. His CORES.
Pondcnce had greatly increased upon
his is.l hands: His letters are said to a.
mount 500, two-thirds Of which re.
quire an answer. r.. r.
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ETrOT.--In the last paragraph but one Of
the agriculturf report in our paper of the 3ds
inst. for HoTGtiO @. Ne,OcOnsb read HoratiIG.
Renshaw. b.
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DtR0,

In Boston, Mrs. Susanna Gries, aged So
wife Of Mr.. Richard Grisg, formerly Of Ports
mouth, Eng.
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Notice.

Il HEREBY forbid all persons
u harbouring or trusting my wife DIANAH
on my account, as shall pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
GEORGE SUTHERD.
Worcester, Nov. Is, 1924.
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The BOnoporfes.-European papers
mention that Louis, Lucien, and Jerome
bonaparte, were then residing in Ger
many, and the females of the family in
Italy. They are considered still i'm
mensely rich. The wife, of. Jerome, Ga
princess Of Wirtemburg, TO whom he
was married in 1907, it is added, has
applied to the Pope to be divorced
from him. The first wife of Jerome, a
most accomplished lady, it is said, now
resides in Massachusetts.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the Subscribers, having
NV been appointed by the Judge Of Pro,
pate for the County Of Worcester, Commits
70 receive and examine the claims Of
~ creditors to the Estate of JONATHAN
GARTER, late Of LeOminster, in said Coun.
.ty, de0Eased, hereby give notice-that Six
Mopshs from the ninth inst. are allowed 10
said creditors to bring in their claims and
prove their debts to the Subscribers, who will
attend to that service at George Chase. Inn.
in said Leominster, from 2 to 6 O'Clock, p. M.
on the following Wednesdays, viz. Dec. 20.
l824-Feb. %, 1825-and May 3, 1925.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL
WILLIAM PERRY. '0m'T''
Leominstef, Nov. ll,.l824.
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Emigrants to Hayt; The ship. Ar.
malta has been chartered at Baltimore
to take out three hundred emigran,s for
Hayti. That complement was immedi.
ately made up, and forty or fifty appli-
cations above that number were reject
ed, as the vessel did not afford accom-
modations for more. ssy,,--
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own ends, and the gOd:of their idolatry
can only go to the House Of Represen-
tatives as the last of the three highest
candidates, and may be excluded from
that honor. Ev. Gag.
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hurbide's Family.-The wife and two
OF the children of the unfortunate Mex.
lean, lately shot at Soto la Marina, have
arrived at Barrataria, in Louisiana, ac-
comPanied by her nephew, two priests,
and two servants, where they received
the hospitality of the ladies of Commo-
dore Patterson, and lieutenant Cunning
ham, Of the United States navy;-and
were, to remain with them till the
health of Madam lturbide should be so
far recovered as to enable her to pro-
coed to some northern port, whence
she Intended, TO- embark for Europe, to
Join her other children in England.
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PROBABILITIES.
For adams. For Jackson.
Illinois, 3 South Carolina,
Missouri, Tennessee,
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At the last Old Bailey Sessions, (Lond6h1
IS prisoners, the creator part Of whom had not
attained the age Of t,oersts gsars, were sen.
fenced to be executed -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30
MetronomicaA System.

They who shall be instructed upon tins
plan will find by practice that Music has
every advantage Of science, pleasing 10
the human ear and unders andlng, aud
than II is not that ephemeraI mechanical
knowledge which those instructed IN the
usual mode have supposed it.
Music, when cultivated as science, like
Mathematics and Phloso ~, expands the
mind and improves the heart and DISPOSE.
tion.--This method affords equal advanta-
gcs 10 those who reside in town aud those
in the country. Lessons for Il week, for
a fortnight or for d month, will be found as
beneficial as those of shorter periods. -
He will attend TO the instruction of midi
viduals, or classes which may be formed,
81. any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. lie has engaged a skilful person 10
furnish linn with Metronomes, for tie use Of
his scholars.
o. lie has large assortment of i'm.
ported Music, for the accommodation of his
pupils, and has an agent at the north to
furnish any person with all kind of Musica
instruments, Pianos, CIarionets, Flutes, sc
sc.
~ line addressed 10 J. A s. al Mr.
Robert Morriss's will meet with prompt
attention.
December 5. Wits Is
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MY Ievemiah AngrNvn,

tHiR-Take notice, that re shall, ON the
- lst day of May next, al the Spout Ia
ycrn, in the county of Campbell, aud state oi
Virginia, between the rising aud setting Of
the sun Of said day, proceed 10 take the de
positions OF John Iinghcs and others, to be
read rs evidence on the trial of suit now
pending in the superior court of chanccry for
the ynchburgdistrict, wherein you are plain
till and we nre defendants, when aud where
You may attcnd ii yon please. If we should
not complete the taking of the above men
TONED dispositions on that day, We shall CON
tinue to take them from day 20 day Sunday
excepted until all are completed.
Yours, sc.
MOON 8 MCKINNEY.
March - 3lwd,v
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Virginia 10 Wit:
At ri a,lden III The clerks office Of thu, S,,pcrier
court ut chanCcry for the Lyuchburg district H.. IA
daY Of November, 1923. " "
""N,I hn"'a'' pit
John Muurland and John Moore J,,ts
hedeienddnt 5ohu Moorland not having entered hi,
appearance ana gwen security according TO the act OF
assembly and the rules Of tbs court and il apprarin
ny satisfactory evidence tha he Is not an ,I;lnb,tant 81
inns country Il : ordered. tai the sad defendant do
appeal htre On the first day of The next term and an
s I ,nt p'il OF The Plaintiff and that a copy of
tN rue nc forthwith inserted IN some ne spaper
printed III the town of l nchbug, for two months ,ut
tes'Ntl, and posted al the front door Of the court
house III the said town. i
- ACopy-Iese,
oi JOHN Wills, elk.
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Stop he Villain,

RUNAWAY the Cd Of this month
rhtato man named NED lie isa
fellow, irut has a large breast aud is strorsi
made, a little bow-legged, a high fall fof,l ~
dark eyes, holes IN his ears, aud =, t,,l...,.I3b
sharp chin--weal- his hair lied Eeb;,J ''''
bold aud open countenHnce " hen,,o
lie is Il keen drtiui fellow. ard ,,,5.. ~.
read aud write n itie. lis rl..Eiug ,.., ,''i
particularly 6rscrlhe, tho lhrre +. ~ ,I'
he i Genfcriy clothed. lie H. a.,ol -.
watch, with a gold or gih Cham I,,.,. -
lie rode oil a DARK Cl;IN MARI me-,
feet inches high, IL good order. shod leE,.
her shoes not much Noru=--Shc is tculf6...,
well iornedald has the MARKS oi riu't
gear upon her shoulders, and a eou-it,u,ll,
scar upon one OF them, high on The shoulda.
blade, think on the right. She las "a Yea,
thck tale aud manc. though not very long
She rs spirited aud active dHd rides Vel 10
IS well equipped for travelling, with eaddIf.
bags, big coat Of bear skin with large carr.
&c. have no doubt Ec has obtained free ~
pers, and will attempt to pass as a free man
aud make 10 some free state, and aa,e ma
doubt but he has altered his Gamc. Heisa
handy fellow, a good house servant. miIIfr
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand 70 ma,
thing, aud lave no doubt bat he has f.lrrf.,
ol money. will give a reward Of flF1i
DOLLARS ~ any person who viii dci,rr
him To M, ar secure him in any Jail 50 Chat
get him gain, within this s'atc; and if taken
without TIE state ONEfICNDKED DOLLARS
if secured or delivered to me; and ten dolll.
for The mare il taken within his state aud Ge
livered 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
OUT OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % Wf,3
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THE TRACT OF LAND.

on which the said Moorman now resides, on
lat creek, IN the county OF Campbell, con.
tanning go acres, more or less This tract
OF land IS composed of four several tracts,
bought by said Norman of John Cailaway.
William Arthur, Abuer Early, an An,eim
Lynch, trustee, making in the whole VERY
desirable farm. There Is already sown on
The low grounds, a crop of wheat, which the
purchaser can have the benefit of, and the
possession of the place can he had immedi-
ately' The Improvements are very good 1t
IS unnecessary 10 say more by way of des.
cripton, a9 II is not likely that any person
VIII buy from that alone we therefore ear
nestly invite those who may have any sort OF
wish TO buy land, to visit the place and Judge
for themselves; and we advise further that
they do not let the present opportunif. ,lin
The terms viii be liberal and made Known
on the day of sale. Acting as trustees, we
shall convey such right to the land as is vested
in US as such, and no other
WILLIAM b. LYNCHl
BOILING CLARK, Trustees
JACOB ANDERSON, J
March 90 oawtds 40
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Virginia:
Aru'e, h. idcn in the clerks Office ofbe Sun,r,,
day OF Nov, mber, IL g. " ~
jonathan l., Cunuid, III
AgAnnt
James fiournoy, Charles Whitley and ]. K Smith.
-, dciu.
he defendant James Flournoy not having enter.
eds appearance and gwen security ACCORDING Ia H.
act OF assembly and the rules OF tins court, and i,
"tpt1u'f ny Satisfactory evidence, that Ia. IS not
an ihhahan of t6 cuuh1ry ordered tia the SAT-
u.fendal Il" AZ here the first dl of the Ies
term "d auavtf tac Glii OF the plaintiffs and that Go,
P Of this order be forthwith ted ~ \ lle NJ ,na.
I't .iHtGt III the so"n OF Lynehburg tur Two months
hceess'tly, and posted tie front door OF the court
house in the said town.
copy Nste,
OIL JOHN WILLS, elk.
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.f,ni.s b,dt n Tie Clerks Office O &c snperIns
court of elaneery for the LJnehsarg Dtsic, IT, 7tb
DIV Of November, 1923.
DasId Nuatr PIT
Against
perInii,in Perkins, Richard Perkins, John Moore,
iobn \. gose. hantas Moort. IT.. James W. Dhrclf
George h,e. Va haniei Ri.cs, William NJ IlYts and
t.,ass n ststspS defis.
The defendant Bcnamin Perkins not having eiitei-
Cd his appearance and gwen security according I" ut
act ii assembly aud tlf, rules Of this COURT and IT ai
arnV by satslarioy evidence. that he IS not an inha-
ant Of this country, is ordered that the said deei
dat do appear here Oh the first day Of the next term ai
snsWer tie hill ofthe plaintiff; aud thar cups OF lhi,
order be forthwith inserted ia soise newspaper printed
~ the town Of ynchburg for two months successIfe,
and esrd al the front door Of the court house the
~ a JOHN WILLS, elk.
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lnfor nation WanieA

4 MAN by the name Of CALVIN
n GEORGE, on The 26th of FftF,.,,.'
left Mr.. John Tayloe's Of Amherst rana,!!'
near the toll bridge. Nothing has sine ~
heard ct the said George but by the best j.,
formation can get he was either MtItnr'np ~
Ed or DROWNED II the body of tbo IN ~
man shonld he found, il i, earnestly res. ,,,a
Ell by the subscriber that he may fc deee',1.
buried, and the person or persons pcrfsrr'..s
this t't Of kindness shall be amplg fewafq,
ny Che subscriber, living near Charulfes,il.
in Alhemarle county. The aboya ,af,
Calvin George had on when he LEFT Mr. T,.
ioes, plaid cloak, blue cloth coat. boe 90.
smere pantaloons aud blue waist,oat
had al,oa SILVER WATCH, with yni. 4 -, ne
on the latter of which were the tlree i1i,;.2
OF the subscribers rame, l.. NJ. G. h is ho,.
ed that all information will lac e;,e,,'.1 ""l''
on the unfortunate subject. y qe
LUTHER NJ. GEORGE
"''" 81 ~ 3ts
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At rule holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court o oanoery tor tle Lyneburg District, the 7,h
dly oil November, 1921,
John McAill.tcr James 5. McAlli,tcr and thomas b..
McAllHtor, uIts
Against
Thomas /. Bouldn, executor OF David Ross drc. ia
cob M!tfs and fiEabeih us Wife, John Duiitld AID
amanda his wife, Frcdetick A. Ross and benjamin
ht"aS, dttS.
he defendants jacob Myers aud Elizabeth his wife
and ~ deek A. us, not having entered their appear
inee and n q sccdiity according the assembly
and III rn's &" ts court, and II appearing by satsac-
try eHnee that they not inhabitants OF tins
uS 1t Is ordered, tal TIT sad defendants do appear
mere on thu inst day OF Ia" next term and answer tie
bill OF the plaintiffs and dat cop! OF tins order tie
tufh~ith inserted IN some new spHper pIIt6d IN the
town Of lynthInE, Tor two months sur cgssivoly and
posted the Trout tuor OF the honse the sand
town. o"P]-Ieste,
0l Join Wills. CIk.
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Virginia
Atrales hodon,n the cerks oice Of tie superior
OF chancery for the Lynehburg District, the 9Th day oil
November, 1929.
Bartholomew, Ralph and Barnes Stoyall. Risden Ro-
hnson AID Mary his Wiie, ium Stone and Elizabeth hs
VIE, and William ett~ith, guardian oi DeldsA Ann
and HtEokia all Stotall, PITS.
Against
John ! ter, John Overstrect and Nancy his lite.
SoVren Jeter. JOSIAH Locbart AMI jcns, ms Wife, Flea
.ant Jeer, Henry Jcief, Ransom deter, Bet2y hatcher
Elliot dtier and Jese tcttr, and Sarah jUlcr, widow,
aud Harry, g nthia, Emtly, Eliza AID Law mia Jref
rnldren Of Caleb Jeicr dec, ers ard Representatives.
Of llenl Jettr dec, and the nd Jesse Jeer admr
with the viii ANNEXED Of tie said Henry Jetr deceased,
defendants.
The defendant Sarah letter not having entered her
appearance and given security according To- the OF
assembly aud the rules of this court and ii appearing
by satisfactory evidence that che a. hhabltan
Of this country L IS ordered, that the said defendant
do appear hrlt on The first day OF tho and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that II COPY Of
his order he lorhn ltl inserted in newspaper
printed IL the town u Iynchbnrg for months Sue
cssc and posted The front door of tbs court house
IA the sand town.
A.COpy-Tcste,
~ IOtIN WILLS. ok,
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Virginia
Atrnt, holden IN the clerk. offtee of the superior
conrt Of chancery Tor the LJnchburE district the 9TH
day ul November, 1873.
Jam. 5. Ptudct III and l. ebert l.. Coleman, pits.
Against
Richard LA rson, Benamn Harrison, JaHrs r.
Lively, james Tenn and be rye 5. Holloway, d,lts.
The defendant Grorfc >. Holloway not having
entered lbs appearance and given 81 niiy, ACCORDING
I" the act ui assembly and the rules ol this COURT ard
II apo armg by satisfactory evidence thai Ire Is
nhhbaht OF This country: II IS ordered, thar the SAID
defendant d. Bppra here the first day Of the ntxi
term and answer The bill of the plaintiffs and that
copy al thus order b. forthwith inserted ~ sone new
paper published N the town OF Lynehburg two
months successfully, anc posted the front door OF
the eJUri house Ia the said town.
cOpy-ieste,
81 John Wills en-
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At rui, holden in the CLERKS Office Of the Supcrla,
Cori 81 Chanrtly tor thc LSnchburg Dlsuiet, u eth
day ol Nu,, n,bcr, lo2}.
,hc rrendent. Directors and Company Of thr Far
mcfs hHnh oil Virginia, pits.
Against
John Moore, Penilmin Perkins. Richard pcrLn>
W4tlam lmntr ard DAVID saunders, sen. dots.
lht defendant Bcl.l.nln 70 kus IA wing enter, :,
ms appearance ana gwen security according 10 tlt
sct tass.mbiN and the rules OF 'ils count, aud II
apbe lbng by satisfactory tNiHcnrr. that he
niabnnt OF tins country lliS urdtred, than de sid
Del ndant do appenr hire the INST dpy OF the ut
itrnaud answer thc bill Of 'he ruItitl and ttat Il
cop5 OF Tins idtI bt iUrihW ltG IA some VS.
raper plm,ed III the town Of ynoburr, Tor tNoIoitis
sHccessNe and posted the front door of the court
house, IN the SAID town.
eo2y-1tste,
81 -ORN WILLS elk
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4 cevtain Vract OF l.aNA,
VersonA HroQeVty,

To wit One negro man, Adam one other,
named Pompeo one negro woman, named
Sealy; aud ore other named Sibb. Also,
three brood tnapcs, ten head uf cattle, fifteen
head of hogs, aud all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation Utensils al
every description together with all the crop
OF wheat, rye, oats, aud tobacco. The terms
of the snle viii be, for the personal property
credit of twelve months; mud fer the land,
credit of one, two, three, four, and five
years, will be given. In each cGsn, bonds
with approved security will be required, and
a decd Of trust upon the land 10 secure the
payment thereof The title TO the above pro-
perry i believed to he indispulalie, but act
ing As trustee, shall warrant such only as is
vested in me- rs such.
JOSEPH STAPLES, Trustee
March % Wtls 81