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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-27

Virginia
Atrules holden the cersofceof tho superior courl
Of cancery Tor the LiRehburg District, the 9Th day oil
November, 1928.
Barholonc ", Ralph and Barnes Sto,all, Risden no
binson aud Mary his VIE, John Stone and ElHbc his
wiie and William Lcft"gh, guardian OF Delal AN
aud IlexeIanh Stoyall, pits.
Against
John J,ter, John Oyerstrec and Nancy his wife,
Sovein Jelef, Josiah oekhart and Jens5 his wife Plea
Jeter, Henry letter, Ransom Jeter, Betsy hatcher
Elliot letter and Jesse letter, ana Sarah Jeter, widow,
AID Harry, Cynthia, Emily, Eliza aud Lavina Jttcr,
children of Caleb Jeter dee, ers and representatives.
OF Henry Jeter, dec, and the sad Jesse Jcter sdmr
with the will annexed OF sad Henry Jcer deceased,
defendants.
The defendant Sarah Jcter not having entered her
appearance and given security according 10 the act OF
assembly aud the rules of this court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that She mhhbltant
OF this country Il Is ordered that thu sand defendant
do appear here on the first day ofthe next tenn and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of
this order be- forthwith inverted IN sunc newspaper
printedn the town Of Lynchbng ior Two months sue
ccss.t and posted 1the front door Of tbs court house
IN the SAID town.
eopy-Ieste,
81 JOHN WILJ.SIClk.
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Virgins
At rules holden IN tn q Hrkf ofce Of the superior
tout Of ehancer, Tor The LJneburg distrct tile IA
das al November iBz3
Edward Lynch, pit
Against
Healainn perl ~. and Robert Hughes and John Ar
INSTEAD, merchants aud partners under the hrm oi
1IuYhss aud arnIstead. and William Gtlhat, uells.
In. defendant BnnJamn Perkins not having entered
his app anu GIVEN security according 10 ut Att
Of Assembly and the rules oi THIS court, aud ~ appear
inp BY tatnactory evidence, that he Is not AL Inab-
tant Of this country: It's ordered. HAT The SAID de-
PENDANT do appear here on the hrst day OF IN" next
ard answer the bih Of the plaintiff ana mat
copy ri this order BIZ urtwlth inserted some news
paper pr MED IN the town Of Iypchburg Tor two
n6nhs sucerssstly, and posted at the front door Of
the court house IA the sad town.
copJ-leste, -.-. ......a 90,
81 JOHN WILLS, OK.
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Virginia
At rules holden in the clerks office Of the superior
court oil ch2oc4ry Tor the lynchburR DISTRICT the 9Th
day OF November, l822,
John NJ Alhstcr, james S. MGAlhstcr and Thomas Il.
MeAlhster, phs.
Against
Thomas 1. Boudin. of David Ross, dec. ia
cob Myers AID Elizabeth his wife, John Dulcld and
Amanda his wife, Frederick A. Ross and Beuemln
Lewis, dofs.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Elizabeth his WIFE,
and Frederick A. Ross not having entered their appear
and gwen security according the act OF assembly
and tn rules Oh tsrourt, ana II appearing by SauSaC
tprS evidence tat bey inhabitants OF this
uy II Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the first day of the term and answer the
bull OF the Flsmtitis aud hat copy OF tins order be
Forthwith inserted III spme new Spaper printed ~ the
town o. lYnthurR, for two months suCCtsSINly and
posted the front door of the court house the SAID
FOWL. "A copy leste,
o. JOHN WILLS, Clk.
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April ..

L a court of quarterly session held for
4 Amherst county, Mt the courthouse, on
Monday, the 10Th day of March, 1924
Charles Bib, Robert { Bibb, Benjamin
Bibb, aud Lew BibD, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Bbb, John duncan, aud Rachel his
wife formerly Rachei Bib Joseph Bibb, and
Nancy Bib, widow and refct of Martin Bib,
deceased, Arthur Il. Davies, appointed guar
dian 10 defend Nancy Bib, William Bibb,
and Merlin Bib, infant heir, OF sald Martin
Bib, deceased defendants,
N CH9NCERF
The plaintiffs having filed their bill where
upon il appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that lhe real estnie Of the said Martin
Bibb. deceased, " III mol exceed three hundred
dollars a share 10 each dsiribntec II is there
fore ordered, that Joseph Mays and Sally his
wife, formerly sally Bihb, John Duncan, aud
Rachel HI wife, formerly Rachel Bibh, Nancy
Bihb, William Blbb, aud Martin Rlbb infant
heirs OF Martin Bihh, deceased by Ar
thur Il. Davies, their guardian, Joseph Bib,
aud Nancy Bib, widow and relict of said
Martin Bib, deceased, 10 appear here on the
first day OF June court nexi, To shcw cause, Il
any they en-. Why the snid real estate should
not be sold aud distributed according TO the
Act Of Assembly in that case mode and pro
vidcd, according 10 the prayer Of the plain
TIL bill aud Il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that the defendant Joseph Bib
does not reside within The limits of this com-
monwenlth II Is therefore ordered, that I'M
les The said defendant doth appear here on
or before the first day Of June court next, and
enter his appearance, aud give security aC-
cording To the Act OF Assembly, the plaintiffs
1 A n .
Ter thereof decrecd accordingly and il is
further ordered, thai copy Of ths order be
forthwith inserted in The Virgnian, for the
space of Two months successfully, and that
another copy thereof be posted at the front
door 81 the courthouse OF dlis county, or
some court dey. A copy feste,
81 4 Is DAVIES. e.
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XA.AEi)

belonging 90 the estate of Isaac Wade deceas-
ed, OF Bedford county, one tract lying on
Grab Orchard creek, near Thomas Hoodford's
Mill. This tract centains 2l5 acres. One lying
Oh Island creek, containing 300 acres This
tract IS nearly all in woods, and well a.
dapteG to the culture oil Tobacco, one lying
on the main road leading from Burke 5 ford on
Otter to Davis old store. This tract contains
100 acres. One lyingon Failing Creek, CON
tanning between $50 &. 200 acres, with tolera-
BILE improvements, and fresh ground sufficient
to work three hands, and as it is presumed
that those wishingto purchase will view the
above named lands, we therefore deem il
unnecessary 10 give n further description OF ii.
The payments will he one third when pos
session is given, and and years for the
balance. Bonds with approved security, will
be required, and those wishing 10 purchase
will call on either of the executors who will
wait on them. The sale will take place at the
late residence Of said Wade.
JAREMAH WADE,
ARCHIBALD WADE,
EbecntOrS of J. Hdde
Apr1 u w2w "a
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Notice..
AI,r12t

RY virtue of a deed of trust, made b,
- Lewis Watkins, of the county of Bedford
to the Undersigned, bearing date the 23d da,
OF April, 1923, duly executed and recorded in
The clerks office, of the said county of Bed
ford, and made for the purpose of naying to
Read, .Nonteomcrie 81 &c. a sum off money in
sad deed mentioned, we shall proceed te sell,
at pu6llck auction, to the highest bidder. for
ready money, at Hatcher's store in said coun
~ OF Bedford, on Saturday the eth day of
'Hay next, two negro Women, to wit: Nancy
ana Flora, in place or out of place. Acting
as trustees, we shall convey such title only as
IS vested in us by said deed.
JOHN L. COBBS,
THO'S. MOORE.
April "a wtds37
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NfanE.
Al ralss hal,i. N the clesl, OHcf Of he surergr
"f chancsry Tor the Lynehsurg District, the 70
d. 81 November, IszJ.
David fsass.r PIT
Aeainst
neniaia.n Perkins Richard Perkins. John Moore
Jsbn \. hos.. ! haInaf aipofs, ~. Jama ~. Db"'l
Jau,.s 1 s,.tsu. dcfls,
The defendant Beniamin persEins NOT having 'nitf-
ID his APPEARANCE aid ztfn sseinty according 20 me
act Of ass.my ana ruls Of tins court. and II APP
IaFug hY satlaeory evidence ina ht s not al inia
Bani ol hts country III order. thar the sad dei'-
dant do APPEAR here on the rsdsy 81 the tern ara
ttr bill otfhe plaintiff and data copy 81 ms
9rd.r be orihaith inserted IL Newspaper pruit'
IN the tonn II ynehhgrg loI two months succes'",)
and posted a. IN front dor o the court house ~ the
~ JOHN WILLS, Clk.
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Virginia
At rules holden IN the clerks office of the superior
court OF chancery Tor the Lynchburg district the 7h
day of November, 1879.
James ). Pende and Robert J.. Coleman, pits.
Against
Richard Harrison, BenJamn Harrison, James X.
Lively, James ennRnd Oe rye 5. Holloway, dctS.
lhe defendant George ). Holloway not having
entered ms appearance aud gwen 81 urIty, according
the OF assembly aud the rules OF tins court,
IT app lng by satisfactory evidence that he IS not
nhabnant OF tins country 1t IS ordered, that the SAID
defendant do appear here the hrst day of the next
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that
copy OF tbs order be forthwith inserted
paper published IN the town of lynchburg for two
months suclessively, and posted the front door OF
the court house in the SAID town.
cOpy-1este,
81 JOHN WILLS, OK.
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Virginia
At rules holden in the Clerk Office of the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the I1nchburE District tn, 9TH
daS Of Nov. mber, Id23.
The President, Directors and Company of the Far
mers' Bank OF Virginia, plts.
Against
John Moore, Benj AMIN PERKINS,. Richard Perkins
William Turner and David saunders, sen. dcns.
liz defendant BENJAMIN culans not having entered
his appearance and gwen security according TO the
act OF nssembly and the rules of tins court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that he is not an
inhahitant Of tins country Its ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here the first day of the next
and the bull of 'he plaintiffs and tha
copy of tins order BIZ fortwt.h inserted III some news
per prntedin the OF Llnchburg, for months
and posted the front door Of the court
house, in the sad town.
copy-Iestc,
OIL JORS WILLS, OK.
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TWenty OoAlars Reward.

CTOLEN out of my stable last night
~ very fine SORREL HORSE, five year,
old this spring, about five feet two and halt
inches high, has small star in his forehead,
some white hairs in his TANKS, toerable thin
tail and locked pretty snort, fine long trot and
walks well, bat does not pace. The horse |
have raised, and consider him among the best
sort N horses. He is fine work horse
have reason to believe he has goHe to the
east, as traded him a considerable distance
down the road. The villain also took of a
BLIND Birdie. lie will probably make
for hynchburg and there sell him at auction
as the horse Is well known III Lynchhurg i
lie goes there, hope some of my friends vii
secure him will give the above reward io'
the horse and thief, or one half for the horse
Any information will be thankfully received
PASCHAL BUFORD
April Q. wts&
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SPRING GOODS.
CayNpbcN & GvepnWav.

Have received, in addition TO their former
stock,
Superior blue and black Cloths,
20 do. do. Cassimercs
DO. fashionable ribbed do.
Do. wUvc striped do.
Loug yellow Nankcens
Russia Drilling
Union Mixture aud Satteens
Virginia and Cotton Cassimeres
Sup Manchester strp'd Ginghams, assorted
Tamborcd Book Muslin
61 Jubilee Cord do.
JaCUnCt Robes
Black figured eros de Nap
DO. do. Lavcntine
Plain Seuchim, and earccne'ts
Superior Gauze IIandkerchleis
Figured Gro,. de Nap do.
LaVcntine Bor'd do.
PLAIN aud figured Canton Grapes
sun. undrcss'd Furniture Prints
Plate CaliCocs
Sup. Cambric Prints
Together with a general supply of GR0CE-
RfES, HARDWARE, CROCkERY, ard ma.
ny other articles too numerous TO mention,
which they will sell low for cash
April g. te6o
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USIOE NOYEA,
IYNCHRTRG,N "a.

LYNCHBURG, Va
T1llE subscriber having taken Pos,s,.,S'Is,",I>;.
4 of that we'll known house, the UNIV'
HOTEL. formerly occupied by Mr. J {,.
Hancock, is prepared 10 accommoI|'',
BoARDFRS and TRAVELLERS and At
Ratters himself that from his unreml.'m3 ca
ertions to give satisfaction, and from hi' long
experience, he will receive a liberal share 0,
public patronage. His ta.ole will be tdrn'sht e.
in the best style which the market will ANN !a
new stable ID now preparing, which VIII, Nv ~,
finished in few days, which will enable "I no
to take good care of such horses as ma! "
lett with him, His ostleps are careful t''
attentive. ELIJAH BROW y,
April 2. t"dT
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Virginia tn Wit:
At rule holden in thr clerks office of the superior
court OF ehsncery or the Lyuchburg dstIct, the 9TH
day of November. 1928.
Andre" Ruddan, pit.
Against
John Monrland and John Moore, tet,s.
The defendant iohn Moorland not having entered hi,
appearance and gwen security according the act Of
assembly and the rules of this and appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitant of
tins country Ii Is ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear here the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and thar copy of
TINS ORDER be forthwith inserted an some Spaper
printed M the town Of Lynchburg for months sue
cessSels, and posted the tront door VI the court
house IN the said town.
ACopy-Ieste,
oil JOHN WILLS. CHI
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silk, Cotton aud Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
A suncrior assortment of Thread Laces and
Edgiugs
Rich Seeding, aud figured Mulls
A. aud Oh Cambrics and Camhrlc Mnsiihs
Figured and plain Leno and Book DO.
Plain aud figured Jaconets
limitations aud Dlmi Canbrlcs
Scotch Lawns and Irish sheetings
Black and colored Italian and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Merino Shawls aud Scarts
Crane do do.
Sewing Cotton, in spooIs, balls and hanks
leila lIandkerchiefs and Scarts
Checks, Dimities, Nioins and Violin Strings
Bonlbazettes and Bombazines
A spleudid assortment of Parasols and I'm
brelas, very cheap
British and French super. painted Muslin
Seine Irvine
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STOW the Villain!

nUNAWAY the Cd of this month i
Ia mulatto man named NED. He /. a howl
fellow, but has large breast and is srongI
made, a little bow-legged, a high full forehead
dark eyes, holes in his cars, and a tolerahJ
sharp chin--Wears his hair tied hehnd-hs, I.
bold and open Countenance when spoken FOL
lie is keen arttui fellow, and perhaps can
read and write little. His clothing canned
particularly describe, tko' there is no dDold
lie is genteely clothed lie has good sIke1
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots, acl
He rode off a DARK GREY MARE, about
feet inches high, in good order, shod beiop
her shoes not much Worn--She is lengthy and
well formed--and has the marks OF plou.l
gear upon her shoulders, and considerai |
scar upon one of them, high on the should 4
blade, | think on the right. She has ytI
thick tale and mane, though not very long =
She is spirited and active and rides well liz
is well equipped for travelling, witt saddle
bags, big coat of Dear skin with large cape,
&c. ] have no doubt he has obtainedfre pa
pers, and will attempt to pass as free mar
and make to some free state, and have ~
doubt but he has altered his name He
handy fellow, n good house servant, mile
and shoe maker, and can turn his hand TO an
thing, and | have no doubt but he has plent
OF money. ! wiz gave a reward of FlFI
DOLLARS to any person who will deNc
him to me, or secure him in any Jail So that
get him again, within this state; and if take
withoutthe state ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
II secured or delivered to me and ten dolaI
for tire mare ii taken within this state and De
lvered to me, and twenty dollars ii take
out of the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % wts3
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April o.
Stop the RunaWays !


ON Saturday night last, the 18th inst
" THE FOLLOWING SLAVES, the pro
perty of the subscriber, absconded from ta
residence in the county of Bedford, to WI
WINNEY a woman about 90 years oid'
bright mulstto, with her child, boy aooU
eighteen months of age, and DAVY boy a.
bout Is years Of age, of dark complexion, AID
small statue for his age.
1t is believed the said slaves are Inrkng =.
bout Lynchburg, or in the neighDorlo0u u
Campbell court house. ,.,
The subscriber viii pay reaso ,lt.,, ~ y,
ward for the apprehension and denVt'! W
him, or commitment to jail, of said Save,
HE will also be thankful for any ln'ol '''
ton leading TO their discovery and aIGFITGc'"
sion. AMBROSE GILL,
April 2I "''
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NOTICE.

ZnHE undersigned are authorized TO cen
j trnet for the additions TO the Jail OF Bed
ford county, 50 as 10 make il conform TO the
act Of assembly aud they will receive propo-
sails for TINT purpose until May court next
They will also, On The first day Of the superior
court in this month soil the materials Of the
old jail In the highest bidder, on a credit Of
nine months.
ApIan 81 the additions to the jail is fled in
the clerk 5 Office OF Bedford county.
T. X. GILMER,
L. MCDANIEL,
W ]. WALKER,
WILLIAM COOK.
April .. 1I3J
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.MnrahaA1s SaAe.

IN J1rspance Of decree of the superior
" curt of Chancery for the Lynchburg
dlstri. pronounced in the couse OF Miller
rs. T., I'd, the undersigned, Marshal Of
the se't court, viii on the 9Th day of May
next { tir, if not the neNt far day there
afcr expose to sale by way of public aue-
tion, or cash on the premises, tract of
land, lying in the county of Bedford ON
the waters Of Goose croots aud Bore Au-
CUR, containing l3l acres.
&. b. WOODSON, M. l.. II. c. L.
AprIl ,. wtds 81
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w. Nick ZEE a. J. Il. MEM
Hare jest rcceirtd 4 opened the .toHouing
SpNI.NG GOODS:


London Company Seersnckers
Blue, pr. and bun. strip aud plaid Giuglam,
COrintbian Stripes new article
81 and 81 fashionable printed Musins
London aud Partisan prints
MczzDtinto do.
Super md middle Caicoes
Low priced do.
"a and Oh low priced aud super Cembrics
"A and 81 figured do.
t'g'd and plain Jaconet!s, superior goods
Do do. MuIls aud Medium Mnslins
Loom-sewed aud needle.wroughi Book do
~ aud o. Common aud India plain do. do.
uncommoniy cheap,
Loom scwed oeedle wrought and tuck Jack
cnet Robes,
Lawns and Linen Cambria handkerchief
Linen Cambria aud India Null,
Black Sinchews aud Sar9nets
Black aud White eros dc Naples and figured
Pink, white, Green and black Florence
Italian Lulcstring
Fig'd and plain black, white, green, pink and
blue SatlnS
Rose, green, white, blue and black Italian
Grapes
Black and coIorcd Nankin Grape Robes
DO. do. do. figured Grapes
Do do. do plain do.
Plain and figured Thule Laces
Rich figured eros de Naples
Grccian Gauzc Hnndkercheis
Canton bird eye and plaid do.
Xeia Scaris, Pcerincs do.
Grecian Gauze Ribbons, II new article
Rich fig Satin aud other do.
Plain and striped Drilling
Angolns and union Mixtures
Wilmington Stripes aud Cotton Cassimeres
Blue Nankeens
Nance chop and company yellow do.
Black Clrcassians aud French Bombazeen, for
summer coats
London fashionable and white Marseiles
Common figured aud do. do
Snpr. fig black Slk-Velvet Veslings
india and English Florentine
German and India Flag Handkerchief
Jcrsy Hawthorn and Grecian do
Figured black Silk Cravats
Bordrrcd Jaconet do
7 g ard 40 IRISH Linens, approved bleach
silk, Cotton aud Worsted Hosiery
French and English ladies and gentlennes
Gloves
Beaver, Kid, Dogskin and Castin do.
&c &c. &c
All OF which, with almost every other ar
iice adapted to the season, may now be had
at low prices.
April l6. ts36
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A T a meeting of the President ana l,m
"A rectors of the Lynchburg and 9 ,ny;'
Turnpike Company, on the 9th day oil ""-
1874
Ordered, That the stockholders o' NV
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike tomI,o.,I
pay TO the Treasurer, on or before the ~, ,''
day of May next, FIVE dollars on each oil ' I,,'
several shares of stock, and that the tree'"',
cause this order.te be published, acc rdni5 '
law. JOHN LYNCH, tIcf
April l2, liam
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WILLS, C1k.


VIRGINIA.
At rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Superior
Court of Chancrs Tor the Lynchburg District the 9Th
day Sf Nove nIbtr, 1928.
Jonathan p. Eundlh, pit.
Against
James Fournoy, Charles Whtcley and J. K Smith,
deitS.
The defendant James Fournoy not having enter
cd his appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that w rs not
mhahltan OF Tins eousry,itis ordered, thafthc said
defendant do appear here the irst day of the next
term and answer TIE hill of the pautais and hat
py OF this order he forthwith nseredln pa
per printed IN the of lynchburg for two months
successsely and posted tic door of the curt
house IN the said town.
copy-Teste,
oil JOHN WILLS, elk.
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MUSIC, as a Science.
JOHN A. SCoNCIA

OFFERS his SERVERS 10 the citizens of
- Iynehburg aud it. vicinity, IA his ncw
METRGNOMICAL system. lie hopes, by
nnremitfea attention 10 the duties 81 his pro-
fession, to give general aatsiaet,oD, aud to
move nj the same time that music IS now re-.
dnec1 10 a science. aud Is not mechanical
ne4uirement rs # has been heretofore regar-
del lie has every thu, necessary for the
above mentioned mode OF instruction aud
Tor the accommodation oi lis pupils, has a.
cents at the north IL furnish them with music
aud musical Instruments lie will also supply
Tie orders of any other person lie daily cs-
poets eeveral elegsul aud weIl-toued new
PIANOS, witch may be had at reduced pri-
res. Also, MElRoNOME5, handsomely dn-
isned &c
\ T. BE has ri present, time enough TO at
tend Two families or classes a moderate dis
tanre from town.
u \ line addressed 10 him will meet with
prompt attention.
April .. "is35
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One Tract,

Whereou le now resides, ia Amherst county,
distant J. miles from Iynohburg aud ~ from
Amherst court hsusc, known by the name Of
TRAtlAM'S COVE, containing 1890 acres
between I and 300 of which are cleared
This hand lies well and is IN good heart. Ile
dwelling house is comfortable aud convenient,
aud has attached 10 II the necessary bnl
houses, orchards, Ne. There IS yet large
potion Of good tobacco land 10 clear, which
IS very heavily timbered. The whole tract.
/, well Watercd
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New Spying Goods.

10y bate arrivals from New York, the
- subse -ihers have received a hand. ONE
supply ot Spring GOODS, many OF which
are entirely ntw patterns aud style.
lAev respectfully invite the public 10 an
examination at their present stoek, which,
for variety, i, equal to any in this place, and
wil bc sold very low Tor cash
". MckEE d J. g. MEM
April &c $50
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VrBima;
Atiurs holden IN The clerks Office OF the superior
court OF ehancef, for the Lynchburg district, the 9Th
day oil November, 1924,
6. II. Mitchell, surnang partner Of William and G.
IL. Mitchell, nit.
Against
Richard Harrison, George s. Holloway and Samuel
Garland drftS.
The defendant Georps S, Holloway having entered
ms appearance and gwen security according to the
act of asumh yand the rules Of this COURT and an
peannE by satisfactory evidence, that h" not an
mhabitan Of tins country II is ordered that the said
Defendant d. appear here The first day the next
term anu answer the bill OF the plaintiff aud that
copy OF tins order he forthwith inserted IN newspa-
pr printed III the tDwn Of LyIchburg for two months
and pos ed the door OF the court
house, ia tn sad town.
copy-IeSts,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-27
Also, one other Tract,

Adjoining the Obove described Land, contain.
ing upwards Of 200 acres. On this tract there
ere twD settlements, on one OF which IS II
very good hoase, well finished, out houses,
orchards, good garden, &c. aud ON the
other comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
80 1hi, tract also djotus the lands OF John
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