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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

SUCH iuetttUS.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, of Kentucky.
JNO Fl. EATON, Tennessee
DAVID BARTON, Missouri.
VIM. KELLY, Alabama.
ROBERT HAYNE, South Carolina.
CHARLES RICH, Vermont.
I.fUILER, Massachusetts
SLOANE, Quo.
GEO. HoLCoMBE, New Jersey
y. lNGHAM, Pemnsy vaDia.
H. HAKRlS. PenDsj wanna.
JOSEPH KENT, MARYLAND
ID H. MILLER Pennsylvania.
THOMAS METCALFE, Kentucky
ROBERT GARNETT, Virginia
JAMES HAMILTON, Junior, South Carolina
j. &. ISACKS, Tennessee
GEO. kREMER, Penusyl,a nia.
b. WeCROW WINDSHIELD, Massachusetts
VIM. BURLEiGH, Name
l. WIFI MAN, Connecticut.
JONATHAN JENNINGS, Indiana.
SAM. HOUSTON, Tennessee
J.R POlNSErT, South Carolina
The DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF
|CONGHESS are invited Ia meet in the Re
presentatives Chamber. al The Capitol, ON the
Evening of the 18th OF February, at Z o'clock.
IN recon- mend Candidates Ia the People of
she United States for the Offices of President
Dnd Vice President of the United States
JOHN CHANDLER,
MOVES BARBER,
ELISHA LirCHFIELD,
NJ. DICKERSON,
WALTER LOUVRE,
EDWARD LLOYD.
BURWELL BASoETT,
H. q. BURTON,
JOHN FORSYTH,
J. b. 5HONAS.
BIZ NJAMIN RUGGLES
Washington, February 6. 1894.
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IFron the National Intelligsn.er.l

FROM the National Intelliganser.l
In consequence of the statements which
have gone abroad, in relationto Cengression-
al nomination of Candidates for President and
Vice President the United States, the un.
dersigned have been requested, by many of
their Republican colleagues and associates, to
ascertain the number of The Members of Con-
gress who deem it inexpedient. at this time, to
make such nomination; and to publish the
same, for the information of the People of the
United States.
In compliance with this request they have
obtained from gentlemen, representing the
several States satisfactory information, that,
ofiwo hundred & sixty one, the whole number
of Members composing the present Congress,
there are one hundred and eighty-one who
deem it inex2edient, under existing circum-
stances, to meet in Caucus, for the purpose of
nominating Candidates for President and Vice
President ofthe United States and they have
good reasons 10 believe, that portion Of the
remainder will be found unwilling to attend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

A letter from Col. Leayenwnrth, ut Coun-
Gil Bluffs, dated 18th Dec. To Gen. Atkinson
who commands this frontier, states, that three
men, lately arrived at that place fom Cedar
Fort, bring Information that 6 or z men Of
Major Henry's party had been attacked, near
the Mandan Villages, by either the Nlandans
or Aurickarees, and tina, three of the whites
were killed. They also state that the Aurick-
arees were building two towns, one Que each
side of the Missouri, near the mouth of the
Cannon Ball river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

Who knows the land refugent in glory
The cradle Of Liberty, Science and Song
The land that hro' time is still brightest in story
Tho the daik veil Of night hath husg her 50 long
The iana that struggles tbrO wars desuiation,
For The rights that agniD shall create her nation
Frsn the seie through her isles FROM her 10 the sea-
EUgi shall resOund again--Greece shall bc free
bcauteous HELENE again shall return
Thy OfherOes, Of poets and sages
Tbi mairons and maidens no longer shall mourn
The souls and the deeds that have suniberd for ages.
For ihy sons with the valor Of freemen 0tpsse
As shore through the isles from The isles the sea
kroi shall resOund again--Greece shall be free
Cone, ye oath and record IL In heaven,
70 he worthy the names thai your history sdorn.
When your temples aud affairs 70 sacrilrge gyea,
Aud your wives and your daug hers tU slavery borne
swear 10 revenge them or die W the cause,
While the worlds regions shall ring with applause
Aud from isand to shore from the shore o. lie sea-
u P9an resounds again-Gr must be free
See the wreath we have braided fOr Bozzaris' brow,
The warr0r mo sleeps ugsn victOry's breast
To The cross when the crescent and scir,itrr bow,
lie ss ri.e via, tbP spirits 81 them that best.
For he who for country untlaunteily dies,
Shall again Nv hS own loy'd EiSsinm arise
And shall hear from the shore fro' the isles the
Erei ring 10 heaven, Thy country = free
| 40 longer shall Greece lack name or y staion,
Wouh the brightest aud best ~ her history page
For her are no longer vile slaves. but nation
| Expellinr her iyranfs, re,lcening her gage.
\ Flow HeeSpoui, dow utby datk niufnierng wave
I full niany hero she'll End proud grave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

So that Samuel r. Parsons was declared dutv
iec'ed Keeper or superintendent Of The PenilenIary
for one year.
And The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

~ We are authorized aunonnte Dr u. Meridilh of
Hanover, candine the election for The sens-
toria district comosed of Hanover Caroline Essex King
Il Queen, and King William.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

The II of d. of Maryland have rejected, 60
to s, the General Ticket Bill She has hitherto
voted by distrcts.-This vote will operate ia
vorably for Mr.. Crawfcrd's interests.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.

Washington, february G. 1894.
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One NtNev 'IYact,

adjoining the last, containing between 800
aud .lno acres, on Which is likewise smut
plantation a. some log buildngs This land Is
IN point of quality, perhaps not much, II any
interior to the other, II lies nncommonly well
aud likewise abounds with the best of pine
for plank or shingles, and lies nenr saw mill
The Two last named tracts, adjoining nnch o.
iher would be more equally divided, 10 ac-
eommodnte purchasers.
We will sell the whole or either of the n
boyc mentohed tracts Oh hand nnon the tol.
low ing terms, viz Que third oi the purchase
money 10 be paid Christmas, 1921, at which
time possession will he giSen--ihe balance III
TWO equal animal payments, mud provided the
pure haser should find IL To his interest IN the
iirst payment, To advance more, a liberal dis.
count will be made. We expect To sell the
above lands nj reduced prices, owing 10 the
pressure of the times, and should note sale be
effected before, we shall offer thcm 10 the
highest bidder Ut neNt bedford June court
Capt John " Holt who lives near the pre-
misses, will accommodate amy gentleman who
may wish TO see the first nRmed tract, and
Capt David ". Quarles, who lives in the Vi.
ciuty of the three others. will show them.
SAMUEL READ,
JOHN tLEF1WlCH, Executors.
NM. LEF1NICH, y
January 2 eocplow 81
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My. David Bibb,

YIyAkE NO1fCE--1hat on Monday the goth
day Of April next, AT the Washington I'm,
in fhe'iown of Lynchburg, aud State OF Sirr-
ainia, .,yc shall proceed To take the denosi-
tons of John Victor, Maria Victor, Sarah Vic
tor and others, and shall continue from day
to day If noteompleted on that day, which
depositions are 10 be read rs evidence in a
suit now depending in the superior court OF
chancery for the Lynchburg district, in which
we are plaintiffs, aud you, James German and
.philip 4 Barbour are defendants, when and
where You may attend you think proper.
LUCY JOHNSTON,
MARIA JOHNSTON,
BERNARD JOHNSTON
February -. w4w27
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stop the Main \

l. INAWAf the I'd OF this month. a
mulatio man named NED He is a low
fellow, but has large breast and is strongly
made, a liltle buw-legged, high iull furehead,
dark eye, holes in his ears, and a toernbe
sharp chil-Hcafs his hair tied behind--la,a
bold ami open countenance ~ hen spoken 10
lie IS keen artiul fellow, and perhaps can
read aud write n little. His clothing / cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doul
he is genieelly clothed. lie has good siAe
watch, with gold or gilt chain, boots. A..
lie rode of DARK GREY MARE, about !
feet g inches high, in good order, shod Lefore
her shoes net much Worn--she is lengthy ard
wen homeland has the marks OF plough
gear nroh her shoulders, and n considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, | think on the right She has a very
thick tale and name, though not very long =
She is spirited and active and rides well He
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags; big coat of bear skin with large capes,
&c. have no doubt he has obtained free pa
pers, and will attempt 10 pass as a free man,
aud make TO some free state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name Heisa
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
ana sh0pmaker and can turn his hand 10 any
thlhg, ana have no doubt but he Hasa penig
OF money. l will give reward of Fifty
boid'AKS TO any person who will deliver
nm TO me, or secure him in any Jail 50 that
get him again, within this statc; and if taken
without the state ONEHIfNDKED DOLLARS
II secured or dein cred Ia NE; and ten dollars
Tor the mare il taken within this state and d.
livered 10 me, and twenty dollars il taken
out OF the state and returned rome
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug %. uts3
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Frames o.. Har1tood, surviving Id
.nrnistrator, .eih the ,oiH annered, u John
Gtarkson, deed, .1nsel0i cicrtson, y n''
Giarkson, James Garrison, DTtid ef"fK-
son, Thomas Jo,ies aud Catherine ms
uye, Frances Cort"r, Betsy Taylor, In
ey Dodd aud Cherries .nassie, adH'n'S'fo-
tor Of Joseph Dodd, decd.
ulARE N0IIcE-That on Saturday the
Il goth day of March next, at the dwelling
house OF The widow Mary " AIDE, in the coan-
~ OF Bedford, | shall proceed 10 take the tif
ppshion of Major Merritt, 10 be nssd as eV'-
lence In \ sui now depending in The superior
court of chancely holden in Lynelfinrgl Tor
the Lynehburg district wherein myself hnd
Polly my wife are Plaintiffs, and you are de-
fend1nis, Isl hen aud where you may attend OF
not, you please.
HENRY BALLINGEH.
February II w4w27'
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MarsMaA's Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the superior
court of chancery for the Lynchburg dis
ricf, pronounced on the 9th day 81 October,
1913, in the cause OF Camden against Giai-
borne, the Undersigned, Marshal of the said
court, will, on Saturday the Sd day OF January
next, expose to sale, by way of public auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash, ON the prem-
ses, (if tair, il not the next fair day thereafter,
Sundays exccped)
A certain tract or parcel of Land,
Lying in The county OF Amherst, containing
500 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands of
Miuajah Camden, William Stinnctt and others,
being the land purchased OF Thomas Lumpkin,
Henry Camden, and others. Also,
The following Slaves,
TO wit Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, Phil Wash.
ington, Margaret, Phgbe, Fanny, Queen and
Maria, Together with the increase of the fe-
male slaves il any.
q. b. WooDsoN, NJ L. d. C. c.
Dec B.
o. By consent Of The parties. The ADORE
sale IS postponed until THURSDAY, The
an day Of March us1t.
q Is. WoODSoN, NJ T.. n. c. {.
Jan. jo 25 Ntds
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xoN.H a. sCOECiA,
.Metrnnonical System.

They who shall be instructed upon tins
.plGn viii hnd ny practice that Music has
every advantage Of science, pleasing 10
the human ear aud understanding, and
that II is not that ephenicfal mechanical
l'.a"ledga which Those instructed IN the
usual mode hsN" s"rrsrcd II.
Music, when cultivated rs a science, like
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands the
mind and improves the heart aud dtsposi-
iion.--Ifhis method affords equal adYanta-
GEES 10 those who reside in town and those
Ia the country. Lessons for week, for
a fortnight or for a month, will be'found as
beneficial as those OF shorter periods. -
He will attend to the Instruction OF lndi-
,dnals, or classes which may be formed,
al any moderate distance from Lynch
burg lie has engaged skiliul person TO
furnish him with Mctronomes, for tire Use OF
his scholars
q , lie has u large assortment OF i'm
ported Music Tor the accommodation OF his
pupils, and has an agent at the north, to
! furnish any person With all kind of Aiusica
Instruments, Pianos, Clarionets, Flutes, IL
&c.
a. A line addressed To- J. 4. S. at Mr.
Robert Morrss's viii meet with prompt
| attention.
December ,. Wits Il
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2A,nhcr Yard.

rHuIE subscriber has opeucd a lsamber
4 Yard opposite &C. his ahddler shop, IN
Jvnchhngg, where he iutends ~ kecpn gen.
.rhl assorlmcnt OF timber, which he will sell
ON reasonable terms. lie will purchase plank
aud all sorts 81 lumber for which he viii
give liberal prizes either - cash or by barter,
from any person except loserh Chs'ioh
ROBERT II GRAY.
Fob 90 ut
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T.aLU.9BLE LAND

7 OA > ME-
TlluE subscriber is authorised 10 sell, T1ft.
II TRACT Oh LAND of Doctor Robert ~
Rose, in the county of Amherst. II is situated
tsnrris.a s.naaL a nnneiiiar9hln hranrh al
James river, and within about miles ot the
town OF Lynchbug, II contains 563 aeres-
about $50 of which are cleared ~ of II prime
Low Grounds---the balance of the tract is
heavily iimbered This entire tract of land
is very rich, and well adapted 20 the culture
of tobacco, On the creek, embraced in this
tract of land, there is fine mill seat. Few
tracts of land, OF its extent, Gaze be of more
value thnn this lfapriyste sale be not-eilcct.
ed before Thursday the 1th day OF March next,
it will on that day, il fair, il not The next fair
day thereafter, Sundays excepted, ~ II o.
clock most positively and Internationally be
sold, before the door of the Franklin Hotel,
in the town of Lynchburg, at public auction.
The terms will he madc accommodating.
tthe sale he mndc at auction, the credit will
&c IN equal pay ments at one aud two years
from the date of The sale. Bonds with appro-
we'd security will be required.
RICHARD POLLARD
January % Wtds2J
u The Editors of the Constitutional Uhig
and Richmond enquirer, will insert the above
advertisement in their respective papers, UNI
il the day OF sale, and forward their accounts
10 this office, or to r. Z. for payment
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NMyCe NogroSs.
MY. Joseph lennei,

IN S You are not an inhabitani OF this state,
<.SA you arc hereby notified that we shall
take the deposition OF Jane Young, ~ her
dwelling house in the cdufity'of Csro,ine IN
the state of Virginia, on the 2nth day of
March next, TO be read ms Evidence ina suit
depending IN the superior court OF law tor
amherst county, in which you are plaintiff
and we are defendants
BENJAMIN TALIAFErhO,
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
Executors Of jain Young, dce.aSed.
February %. 2SwIw
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TRUST SALE.


In conformity To two Deeds in Trust ex-
q ecuted 10 the subscriber by merritt NJ.
White aud wife. and by the said Merritt NJ.
White and William White, and their wives.
which are recorded in the Clerks Office oil
Amhert county, shall proceed to sell, on
Saturday the 18th otncSt month, March, in
the town of Bethel, TO the highest bidder,
Two Negroes,
Dick and Dilsev, ono double riding 6sirg and
Harness, three Beds and FURNITURE, three IIor-
ses, ten or twelve head OF Cattle, about thirty
head OF Hogs also sundry articles of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. by consent OF
parties Interested, the sale Willie on credit
OF SIN months, the bonds TO ehrry interest
from the date, and be well secuted, but the
interest VIII he remitted on the money being
punctualv paid.
WILLIAM ARMlSIEAu, Trustee.
consent TO the above sale.
MERRITT NJ. WHITE
Fehrtnrv 10. 53-Iias
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a Trules held IN the cler, s office of Am
"a herst count, on The first Mondayfu
January, 1924
Joseph H. Garter, ex or o. John Mays, dc
ceased, plaintiff,
against
james q Rotdfi bolihld NO. uennuants
IN tH9NCEHY.
On motion of the plaintiff, aud it-appearln2
10y affidavit OF snid plaintiff, that the deteh-
dans are not inhabitants ot this common
wealth, II IS ordered, that they do appear ON
or before the first day Of April courtneSt, to
be held in said oouply aud cutter their apt'ear-
ance, aud give security according 10 The act
of assembly, aud il is further ordered that a
copy OF this order be published two months
aucoessivcly in the Lynehburg Nirginian, pub
lished IN the town OF Lynchbufg.
a copy-Ieste,
% A. b DAVIES, clerk.
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One other lY'act,

within n miie or two of the latter, estima-
ted ut lso acres, on which is small plan
.iation, n considernble par, OF which is fresh
likewise, pretty good DWELLING HOUSE
nearly finished. ON this place has been raised
tobacco ot u superior qnaliiy, aud the laud
yet 10 clear, nj least good proportion Of II
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i HEREBY .for,oorn any person from ire
/ ding for or taktag nu assignment 81 aboHd
-tteeautd ~ M ~ a John Boon, for me sum o.
flirfy dollars. pdgabie on ht 25M December
nett, as I am deftIMtaed not 10 pay 0f Inc said
bond, inasalarh as ne said Boon praeiised a
deespiisa on me, aud mas moi complied ,cih his
saaGa.f .TEOM.1S ISnE
Dgrttagbain Teb % ~
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Bedford Jaaadry Rules, 1871

p.Ier Dent complainant,
Against ,,,,
Thomas Wright, John Wright, Jos Wright,
Martin Grear and Mary his vile, saml. alayse
aud Aeness his wife, " Hliam MeSormaek ana
yadift his vile, Matthew Wright, Wright
Wright. James Msyso aud Patsy his wife, 10
Il ,tmtnouds and Barsliaba his Aile, Janei Ju.
bal. Joseph, Judith and John neador, inlan.
children aud heirs of Nancy Meador, decd,
defendants,
IN CH.3TcERT.
The defendants Jane Meador, Juhal Men
dor, Joset,h Meador aud judith Mepdor Sa-
mnel Mayse AVID Agnes his wife, Martin
Greai aud Mary his wife, aud Joel Simmohds
aud Barshaba his wife, not having entered Their
appearance, according to the act OF assembly
aud Tire rules of this court, and ii appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court, that they are
not inhabitants Of this commonwealth, IL y
Therefore ordtred, that they do appear here on
the 18th Monday in March next, aud answer
the complaiuant's bill aud thet copy OF thi.
order'be forthwith published in the Nirginian
for twonotths successfully, and pullishedn nj
the front doorof the courthouse OF Two seNe'
raj court days. tory-1esie.
% IA. SIEPTOE, G. b. c.
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Tv,lsL sale.

NY virtue of u deed ot trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by Judith MoShan, Sal
ly Mcshan, Martha Mc5han aud William q
Jones, hearlng date the 18th day OF April
ls23. aud duly recorded in the county court
OF Buckingham. 10 secure debt due Ia
'Iiorsley & Fatis, ,eill be sold, 10 the highest
bidder, Tor raSa, on Friday the 9Th day al
March neXt, at The residence of the said Me
shan's aud Jones, the following property
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GNhereon the said MeShans aud Jones ut pre-
sent reside, continuing one hundred acres,
more or less che grayS ono dark hay and anc
'i,right hay mate, eight head of cattle, the
stock OF hogs, three feather beds aud tlIr,ii-
tnrei ali the plantation tools, aud household
aud kitchen iafniture, with all the increase of
the cattle aud hogs. The tile Ia the above
property ~ believed to be unique aionable
INT acting ~ trustee the subscriber viii con
sey only the tiir vested in him rs snch.
jos EPE c MEGGlNSoN
Feb 20. MaM- Trustee
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j of any description Ia any person ia
Isnebbnrg OF neighborhood, except ITO H.
s.ray, upon the mos, reasonable terms. Fer
sons wanting lumber IN lynehbnfg will give
information 10 Charles Lewclhn, and those
anilic neighborhood viii apply IL I Bass
fclrnitrY % ~
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Oue other lract.

on the waters of Bark creek, containing about
500 ucres, all In woods, small proportion on
ly of which Is considered tobacco land OF SUI
perior quality, but a.cousiderabie part might
be justly denominated tolernbie grain land, II
lies we'll is well watered, aud abounds with
~ LIZ. Lar III MINI
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Doctor Nowel DaY les,

yssENDERs his thanks for the former
Z natl,)nnge be his nal viii, 10Th ~ the
prastie, ot Medicine, and IA the Aroiheta.
ries business. lie again oilers iis SCI t'ees 10
hood, iiiethe capacity OF Physician, surgeon,
sc. win ihu assurance On his f"rf oi prompt
attention, aud with the CONSEQUENCES oil the
dilieulty of The times, mai jig Unnecessary 10
l,r a. Low ~ I,ussible, Ia HE ehargesahe may
make against those WHO may emidoy lW.
Fresh .iIedicinfg, Drugs, DC.
gnAVE lust reeciaed at my old stand,
4 in addition 10 my former stock, fresh,
general, aud extensive supply Of Medicines,
Drugs &c WhicA makes my assortment very
complete, all al which wiiilposiliyeiy sell
at lleaowest prices for Cash.
Those indebted are requested once more 10
settle their respective dues, as longer delay IS
Out OF my power 10 grant
Howell DAVIES.
February 10. Sdtt
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COMMISSIONER 5 OrrIcE.

Tgneh6rg, 22d ,Norenlder, 1923
The parties in this eause will take notice,
that have appointed "Wednesday the twenty
eighth.day OF April next TO commence the ac-
counts directed by the foregoing order oil
court, on which day they are required To at
tend ut my Office, in this town, with ffeir ac-
counts. vouchers, and copies of court papers
prepared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, C.
Feb G. 81 w1w
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cambridge Clasby, Mary Clasby, widow OF
William Ciasby, deed, William Clasby, John
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Clee,yy John roplrs 4 his wife, form y
Anne CLASSIFY, William Mantiply and Polly his
his wife, formerly Polly Ciasby, Dabney =.
Bryant aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli.
zabeth Clasby, Susanna IIaIes, formerly Su-
sauna CLASSIFY, Creed &. Carter, and Polly hi.
wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY and Martha
Classy, William Clashy, Johu CLASSIFY, Virgil
MIA aud Elizabeth Clasby, james CLASSIFY and
Robert Clasby, infants and heirs of Thomas
CLASSIFY, deed, by Creed {. Carter, special Y
assigned their guardian, defendants.
in CnANCERY.
On the motion 1.-THE compainants by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and il appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the court TINT the defen-
dant Dandridge CLASSIFY is not an inhabitant
OF this commonwealth, and without the juris-
dio,on of this court, 1t is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on The FIRST day
OF April court next, aud answer the complain
ants bill, and thai "A copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN one of the newspapers
printed in the town of Lynchburg, once n
week tor g ight weeks successfully, previous
10 that day, and thai another copy there of be
posted up at the trout door of the courthouse
OF this county on some court day.
Copy-Teste.
l3 Ro. {. CUTTER, d. c n. G.
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Notice.

MIR. WILLIAM GUNSON--slR-
WI You nhi mease To take notice. NM
shall. on the 29th day OF April neNi, nj "fo
Drtaraefta tavern, IA pfusyissnia county,
between The hours Of sun rise and sun SET ol
tbst day, proceed ianko ihe depo.,l,ons ol
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