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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-07

| ty to send you few hints on hoeia.
corn and potatoes and should YOU thinl
my communication worth noticing, yo,
may publish it, if not, throw it under
the table.
Corn should always be hoed three
times, and that too in good season. 4
should be ,hoed the first time as soon a:
1t is large enough to plough amongst il
without covering it over with clods and
dirt, for ifneglected too long,the weeds
will get so far ahead as to render it diff.
fcult TO kill them, besides she extra
sabour OF hoeing caused by neglect.
The principle object at the first hoe
ing, should be 10 stir the ground and de-
stroy the weeds, which should be COM
pletely exterminated lfpossible by hoe
iag them up and leaving them between
the rows, exposed to the sun, which
will cause theutto wither and die.
At the second hoeing or half billing,
as it is generally termed, which should
nc performed within ten days or fort
night after the first hoeing, the ground
should be thoroughly stirred and the
corn moulded up making the hills broad
aud shallow.
Corn should be hoed the third time
or billed just before the tassaIs appear.
Ii should now be plonghed deep in or
der that much loose dirt may be lett be-
tween The rows which will tend to pre-.
vent injury from drought.
The hill now as at the second hoeing
should be made broad and flat so that
the rain and heat may easily penetrate
TO the roots Of the corn. The old prac-
tice Of making high hills and scraping
all the loose dirt from between the rows
| believe to De injurious and perfectly
wrong as the influence of the sun and
refreshing showers are in great meas
ure prevented thereby.-Much care is
necessary when ploughing and hoeing
corn the third or last time, especially if
ii be done in wet weather, lest many of
the stalks be injured and broken down,
as at this time they are extremely brit
tie and tender.
Potatoes should be twice hoed, being
we'll ploughed between the rows, being
careful to distroy all the weeds and
grass that they may not be choaked and
stinted Herewith.
In hoeing potatoes there is danger Of
making the hills too large and thereby
diminish the crop. am fully satisfied
that they flourish best near the surface
of the ground. Like corn they need
the influence of the sun and small show
ers of rain which frequently occar dur
ing the summer months. have known
good crops Of potatoes raised on tough
land without hoeing them once but in
such cases the extra labor in planting is
at least equal to once hoeing, land l,think
it is not SO beneficial TO the land.
CULTIVATOR.
County Of Worcester, June, 1924.
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.a+ItScflIa1r2.
From tile Trenton Emporium.
THE FORAGERS.

'fAlas that hearts of such high emprise,
"should sink TO such forgotten graves"
These are bitter shines. said old Rog-
er Norton as he paced back and for
ward on the little green before his rude
cabin, smoking his pipe with a vehe-
mence which 10 the indwellers of that
homely hut, gave sure and fearful note
that something of alarming import was
working in his bosom. The good
dame, who had been engaged iudustri-
ously at the wheel, rose and set it aside.
disquieted by the omen, and beautiful
girl came 10 the broken and decayed
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Worcester, S..
ProbattOfice, June 90, 1924.
70 the WiaouD and Heirs Of SETH Al
DR1cH, late Of Uxbridge, in scid Conn
~, deceased, and 10 all Others concern
q! IN the Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETING.
You are hereby cited to ap-
- pear, (if you see GD at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in August next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
the instrument which purports to be the last
Will and testament Of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard
thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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dressed to a clergyman, with the i'm
preston of Cupid, would be as much
out of place as towrite mole to law
yer, asking perhaps stay Of judgmeHs,
upon rose-colored paper, sealed With
some gallant device.
! A letter should be, both in form and
substance ''all things to all men, mean
Ing thereby the appropriate thing TO
each one. And by men, be ii UNDER
stood, we intend to designate the human
race, and by no means to exclude the fe-
male portion oft for by them in an es-
aecial manner, has the art of letter
writing been carried TO its highest per-
lection as at some other day, we will
by examples, endeavour to show.
shes marvellous proper man, as ever
walked on four legs
There is something so rationale so
full OF good taste and so becoming a
wise and prudent people in the amuse-
ments and wsgers Of the people Of Eng
land, that accounts of them readily com.
mand admittance in our public Journals.
We pass over their pedestrian and
pugilistic exploits; the dexterity and
rapidly with which the dog Billy killed
100 rats in so minutes; and the still
greater skill and swiftness with which
the man Billy beat the dog Billy and
killed his 100 rats in yet shorter space
Of time. Nor will he touch upon the
wonderful feat Of Swapping johnny,
who for 10 soyereigns eat more mince
pies, in thirty minutes, than trained
Bull Dog, and was so fresh and gay and
ardent in his appetite that after he had
eat his own compliment he actually
snatched piece of pie from between
the jaws Of the Bull Dog, and devoured
II, with voraeiousness which comman-
ded the highest applause from thou
sands OF admiring spectators. What we
would now call the attention Of de-
lighted, enlightened and wonder struck
world to, is feat which was to have
been attempted near London on the
second Monday in May. lit shall have
been achieved, high on the rolls Of En-
glish fame will stand the name of Lloyd!
This celebrated Pedestrian is backed
for fifty sovereigns. say 240 dollars, to
stand on one leg for t1oelve hourst! The
professors and amateurs Of the Fine
Arts are all agog, and large sums are
depending on the issue. We shall be
on the alert 10 give our readers the
earliest advice of this highly important
experiment. Mr. Lloyd is said to be in
fine training, and the knowing ones
speak with confidence of his success.
Dem. Press.
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r, So.
Probate Office, June 10, 1924.

Worcester, So.
% Probate Office, June 10, 1924.
- tbs Widozv md Heirs Of Porter
CoLE, late IF Leicester IN said COM
~, deceased, aud to all others concerned
Ia the Estate ofsaid deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
H. pear Gf you sec itl at the Court of Pro-
bate, to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
y, on the FIRST Tuesday in August next, at
len of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the accounts of the Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
Pill be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Regr.
By order Of The Hon. Judge.
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Worcester, ss.
Probate Office, June %, 1924.
10 the Hears Of HANNAH HlrcHcocK, late Of
New Braintree, an SAID county, deceas-
cd, and to all others concerned an the
Estate q said deceased,
GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear (if you see Gt) at the Court of Pro
bate to be holden at Wofcesterin said County
On the first Tuesday in August next, al
Ten of the clock, before noon, TO show cause
Why the Instrument which purports to be the
asst will and testament of said deceased should
lot be approved and you will be heard there
On.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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From the Nsv England Farmer.
ON HoEING CORN AND POTATOES

.To'nes editor ofthe NJ E. Farmer.
,Sm.,-As your paper is devoted to The
.tnterests of agriculture, and seems 10 be
the direct and proper channel, through
(Which information relative thereto
,ncgh' 10 be circulated, Itake the liber-
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-07

Clever thought Of an Indian. A Span
lard travelling through vast desert, met
an Indian on horseback; as he was like
wise on horseback, but fearing his horse
would not go through the desert anwea-
ried, he would fam change horses with
the Indian. This, however, the Indian
was very unwilling 10 agree TO; and the
Spaniard. seeing no other method left,
determined to claim the horse as one be
had lost, and refer his cause to party
whom he saw approaching with their
chief at their head. When the Span
lard had told his tale, the Indian also
begged TO be heard "As this man,
said he, Cat the same time covering the
horses head with his cloak) "says he
LOST his horse, no doubt he can tell which
is his blind eye" The Spaniard, trust
ing TO chance, and unwilling TO be
thought to hesitate, replied Immediate
ly, "the right eye" The Tudian return
ed, 1" lie is neither blind with the right
eye nor with the left = and the horse
was adjudgcd him, with q severe repri-
maid.
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A few days ago, servant girl enter
ed the shop of courteous silk-mercer,
in fashionable town, not quite hun
dred miles from the banks of the Chelt,
and asked for some pink riband. The
obliging mercer, who does not himself
dislike joke, determined to banter the
poor damsel, and placing some purple
riband on the counter, facetiously asked
her whether she could not "fancy il was
pink2" "Oh yes" replied the arch ABB
igail, certainly, sir: please to cot me
off twelve yards of it," The bowling
shopkeeper, obsequionsly I" obcying her
high bequest," measured the required
quantity, and with his most graceful bow
presented il to his customer, who, after
thanking him for his eivility, TINS play
ed off one of the BEST retorts that we
have heard of for long time. "Io
oblige you, sir, ! fascSea this purple rib
and was pink--.-to. oblige me, pray fancy
yourself paid p and bowling, left the
shop. This SC enc we pronounce mimi
table THUS = fancy does all colour;
fshow. Eng ,iish paper.
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.sAasSartltlSettS s=np.

y THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Is ESSENTIAL.
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
UE- advertisements: no! exceeding tayclre
"'nss, :oxaisstd three sceeEs for one dollar, and
.ontinued three a0eeks longer for .fj7r cents. =
--argcr advertisements IN the same proportion
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
sible for no error. in any advertisement, be-
gond the sum charged for lis insertion.
All communications and orders directed to
ne " Editor of the spy,'' and post paid, will
De promptly attended to.
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The solle wing is literal transcript OF
letter ac .ualIy sent, short time ago,
to the mis- ress Of school at Hendon, by
the father Of enc Of the boarders AS
/ had e God medication myself, lam m
tirelY as banned in what manner Lucy hls'
bitt BY he buggs; and it my desire Tor
hur TO slope In the bedd that she always
do ad nos to slepe sum time in wun,
| and Il zen in annuther, or to feed all the
buoy; 4; in the ouse for think that it
pAa. e, ~ right. neither shallshe do it."
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OPPOSITE TIE NEW MEErIse-HousE.
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CHARLES GRIFFIN.

-sNivTMD FOR THE pRopRIEroRs, by
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-26
Virginia

4 II Rules holden IN the Clerks Office
M The Superior C0vri Of Chanccry for tae
LgnchbWg District, The sM day Of December
1923.
Jbartin Parks, UHidm PARTS, Samuel B,uks
onn Peggy his rJe, aad .imdrOse Rueher and
Ehra5em ms mfr, SPiahHBa.
against
Moses Rucker aud BENJAMIN PARTS. Dns
The D,Jtndnn BoydBfiH Parks not
hiring entered his appearance and giren Sc
earifg aerordiag 10 the .lct Of assembly and Hc
Rates Of ms Court, oud 7 appearing bg suits
faei0ry efideuce, that he Is MT an iHhabitGHf NJ
ms country II IS 0rdered, Tint me said De.
Endani do appear here on he first day Of he
Herffcrnr cRd dHStrer Ht biH Of the FtainHds +.
and hat a copy Of This order be .torthuih ia
~ried IN s0Hlt newspaper printed m torn Of
LynchbUg Jor tpo months uc essirfiy and
p0sfed dthe front doOr n the Colui House, IN
The sud Torn
4 Copy-Tesie
32ss -JOHN UJELS, L Z.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-26

Virginia
Atrues holden the Jerk office Of the superior
aancefy for the l., nehburg District, the 7th day oI
November 1913.
Bartholomew Ralph aud Barnes Stoyal'. Risden no
bnun aud MARY lns Mse. John Stone and Elizabeth has
Stte, and William leftaeh, guaruian ot Deiiai Ann
aud 1IeLcliah StoN all, PITS.
Against
John Joter, John 0verstr1et and Nancy his wife.
Sovrcn Jeer Josiah I.ockhart and Jcns, is wiie Plea
letter, Henr, Jeter, Ransom deter, Betsy hatcher
Elliot lcer and Jesse letter, and Sarah Jctvr, widow
aud Hurry. Cynthia, Emily, Eliza and LaNnia Jeter
children Of Caleb deter dec, ears aud representatives.
OF Henry J.ter, Il, aud the said sse Jctcr, admr
with the viii annexed vi the sad Henry Jeer deceased,
defendants.
The defendant Sarah J,ttr not having entered her
appearance and given security according the net Of
assembly aud the rules OF ts eourl, and II app.a rIf
10y satisfactory evidence that SHE Is mlabItanf
Of tins country: 1t ordered that the said defendant
do appear Ltre the first day OF the term and
answer the bill al tn. paInuhs and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted i'll newspaper
prIntt IA The Of byhehbnrg tor twomUItis sue
ely and posted athe front door Of hS house
! IN die said town.
A eopy-Ieste,
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Al r,lis, ,ldru n the C1ers Office Of the supeFlor
our 81 ehane,ry Tor the Lynelaurg District, tis fb
lay Of November, 1879.
DasId ilusser PIT.
Against
nsr4a ANN I.rLlng, nlehard Perkins. Jahu Moore
Iabn \ Hose. hultls Isnre. n. James W Dibrell,
tieorge Etc. Nathaniel H4ses, William NJ. HiNts and
Istu,,.s l. stevens. defls,
The defendant g,f min Perkins not having ei,,ei
ed his aptearafeennd gwen sveafHy according To ia,
act ~ as8en., and the rules of s court, and II ap-
prarf sasiactury evidence, Ina lgis not an ina-
snt Of tins country II is ordered, that ts said deti'.
liant do appear here the rst daj Of tleAt Term ad
The bill ofihe plaintiff and that copy al this
ordYe forthwith inserted in snine Newspaper lrinle
ifhe tos not snehburg ior months succeasif es
aud posted the front door Of the house III the
~ JOHN WILLS, Gil,
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Airgnias
AT ruies holden ia the clerks Office Of the superior
cont claueery Tor The I ebburg distinct, the 7
day OF November 1913;
9aid Lynch, pit.
1AsW Agatti,t
Benjamin Perkins and Robert Hughes and John Ar
nstcad, merchants and partners under the frm VI
lIughea aud ArhStead, aud William, Gthat, ldcttS.
lie delesJSDl BcnjanHn =, Trims hsNng entered
hisappearaUef anu gwen security according taA ct
Of Assembly aud The rules OF this COURT and aptFar-
inc BY s8laaeory e.idtnee, that he - ls6th ilhbi.
tant Of this cvunry 1t Is ordered, hat ftatd des
fcpdant do Appear here the first day 81 uhe ntNt
term aud ANSWER the bill of the pialniiifj and HAT
copy of this order be forihw n,serted ~ some
paper printed in the town oil LynelbuFg iorR two
months sucerssr and posted at the front door OF
the court baIse ~ the said tO~n. ~
Copy-Ieste,
81 JOHN WILLS. elk.
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Virginia:
Atrnles holden in the Clerks Office ofthe suporio,
Souf ., Chaneery for the Lynehburg District, die III,
DAY oi November, 1928. - -
Jonathan J.. Iundilt, III
AgaInst f'
Jam's tIournoy, Charles Whitley and J. < Sn, III.
dttts.
lie ei'ndant J'nnes Flournoy not having enter.
enh's appearance aud gwen security aecuru,I, "a In,
hclo ASSEMBLY and the rules OF thIs court and. IL
appearing b. satisfactory cYTdsnur, that IN. :, u,t
q" ot iiiN couhtry,ltI ordered, hal the said
"cl'hail 10 appear here the first tia, Of the Ie>t
.olm an" ans" "a the bill Of the platis and tlat co.
P> Oh hN order be forthwith inserted IN sum, urv
pr Pl'' M NE soWn at Iynchbnrg Tor two 1nnnih,
eN'll, and posted al tic front door OF the cut,r
house IA the Town. - - ~ S'''' :
eopJ-1este,
." JOHN WILLS, Clk.
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Virginia tn Wit:
NJ rni. Luden in the clerks office of the sup.,;
court oil chanetry Tor the LSuthbur. dl,tr,rt ~
Gay oil November, 1913. ' - '"'
spainsI u'''i' pit.
John -H"orland and John Moore ~,
- Ut ueleidant John Auurland not having rn,,r, ti
a'e. anu gwen security according TO the .rt r
S'oi. ahd the rules ni lhls court ana II nnutar,,,,
>asIaetofA evidence that le IS not an inInI,,ts,,, 20
ls country IL - ordered. thai the sad fti,i' H.
aPlea mere 9n the first day OF The It1I t,r,n nj .
Ih, .' Va. hlil OF the plaintiff and ilnt 4. ,nnx "t
tr,,, DC ior'hMlh inserted IN some I,ev snau,r
rd III ,he to"hof LAnchhurg, fu tuu months Sue.
's,n'll, ana posted ~ the front door OF th 90,
mouse III the sand tuWr ' >" NV WI
=, Copy-Ieste,
JOHN WILLS. OK
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At rules holden in the Clerks Oice Of the superior
eonrto chaneery for the l., nchburg District, the 7lh
day 81 NOySmbrr, 1924.
thomas >. Holloway, pit.
Against
Gtorgr S. Holloway and Niehoia' Kenny and Eliza.
beth In wife, formerly Elizabeth Holloway, DEUS.
The defendant George s. Hollow ay not laN
ms apes nhcr aud gwen securt, according the
~ Assembly and The rules u tbs court, appear
ing b, satisfactory evidence, that he is ha6ltnrt
~ tins COUNT ordered, that the SAID defendant do
appthr htlt On the hrst day OI the and
the bi OF The paintih; aud at copy tils ord,
bv forthwith inserted ia some sprpef printed IN the
town 81 llhehburs for months sucucssINtlD and
posted NJ the front door Of the house in the SAID
l""n. e"pgS- i+rss
81 JOHN WILLS, elk.
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Information Wanted

4 MAN by the name of CALVIN
: GEORGE, on the 10Th of feLr,ar,
left Mr. J"hn fayloe's of Amherst cuun,,
near the toll bridge Nolhing has since beso
heard of the said Georgia bnl by the best n
formation can get he ~ either MuRDFE.
Ed or DROh NED II the body of The aid
man should be found, il is earnestly reques,.
ed by the subscriber that he may be dec,nftv
buried, and The person or persons periornliu..
this act OF kindness shall be amply rewarded
by the subscriber, living near charloitesyill.
in Albemarle county. Thr above named
Calvin George had on when he left Alr. Ia.
loe's, n plaid cloak, blue cloth euit ,f,lne Ca.
simere pautaloons aud blue waistcoat-II.
had alsoa SILVER NATCH, with gold kt,
ON the latter OF which were the three inilisl,
of fire Subscribers name, l.. NJ. q. Ii i, bon.
ed thai all information will be given to NJ.
on the unfortunate subject
LUTHER NJ. GEORGE
March % III
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At rule holden the clerks office of the sirrcrior
day oil y MEMBER, 1928,
II. Mitchell. ~,
Against
Riehard Harrison, George S. Holloway and Samuel
Garland ,1,t,.
The dricndan Geor, s.Ilolloway not having entered
hIs appearance and gwen >ecurity according to tho
ae' o Assembly ana tbs rules oil this court, and ap.
hiabh 81 tlhScountA 1t Is ordered, thar the sad
Dihdalt da apptaf herc On thc first day of M At
term ana answer the bili oi the plaintiff: and TINT
copy al his order be Forthwith inserted IA some NJ mn
successfully and pu,tcd at the front door Of The ,1
house, III the sand town. ~
eOpy-Ie.ie,
VI WILLS, elk.
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At rules hoidenin the Clerks Office of the Supero,
Court oi ChaheerS Tor the 4S nehburg DnrIca Tia 7th
day OF NV mber, 1929.
he Pr, Hdenl, Directors and Company of the Far
h+eis l'ahh ri Virginia, pits.
Against
John Moore, Reui Perkins. Richard Perkins
NIlldlh ihii tI ana l)aNll AauHttfS, SIN. uUt,s.
1he defendant benjamin l. q Inns !aN mr. enter, Z.
ms Appearance aud gwen security according q the
act Oh assembly and the rules OF tins court, md
appearing BY satisfactory evidence. that he IS moi a.
iabhan OF tins country: It's ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear mere the first DAY of the ne,
term and answer the bull OF The plaintiffs and thar a
t"PA ol ths order b, forthwith Inultu suEe new =
lhIet prInt,dm ia, %n OF l!HerburE, Tor Two months
"ttnsNtt and pustea "a, the mont door OF the count
house, III tho SAID IoWn.
eopD -IcsU,
u JORN WILLS, elk.
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Virginia
At rules holden IN the clerks Office tie superior
court oil ehanetfy for the Lynehburg district the IN
day oil November, 1929.
Jamts s. pendleton and Robert L. Coleman, pits.
Against
Richard Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, jams Il.
IiNey, jaime, Penn ard &c rye :. Holloway, delts.
lie defendant George ,. Huilot ay not having
entered hn appearance and gwen UNITY, aceardin.,
To the OF assembly mud the rules OF ts court, and
itapponrng by Satisfactory evidence That lac Is
nlabiant oi tins country: Ii ordered, that the SAID
defendant do appear here III. first <lay the uoAt
term aud answer TIA. bull OF The plaintiffs and that a
copy III tbs order be forthwith inserted
paper Published ia tbc town OF Iynchbuig Iar two
months succtssFty and posted the front door VI
the court hoHSr III the sad town.
4 copY-Iettc.
81 JOHN WILLS. Tlk.
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Virginia, to wit

Virginia, to wit
: 1 4 rules holden in the clerks office of
"A the superior court of chancery for the
Lynchburg district the 9th day oil February,
ls2J
Randolph ID. Garden, plaintiff,
against
John Alexander, administrator OF AchilIc,
V. Norman, dee d, Mary Strange the elder
/ the mother of The SAID Achilles v Norman.
decd, Robert Smith aud Agncss his wife, late
Agncss Norman, james MoQrman, Judith
| Norman, Nathaniel Moorman, Mary Moor.
man, and Martha Norman, which Nathaniel
Mary aud Martha are the children OF William
Norman, IA dec Il brother OF the said Achilles
Mary Norman, Martha Moofman JAM Moor.
man, Elizabeth Norman and CharIus Moor
/ man, which Mary, Martha, Jane, Elizabeth
and Charles are the children OF John Moor.
man, deceased brother of the said Achilles,
| Charles Moorman, Elizabeth Norman, Az.
ness Norman, Polly Norman, Susan Moor
man, and Abram Norman, which Charles,
Elizabeth, Agness, Polly, Susan aud Abram
are the children of Abrnm Moorman, de
cen ed brother of the said Achilles, Richard
, 80 White W. Poly his wife, late Polly
/ man, Ben mlnnlindcn and Martha his wife,
late Martha Moorman, Elizabeth Strange,
late Elizabeth Norman, and Sally Babcr,
late Snlly MoormanA defendants
The defendants My Strange the cider, TO.
smith aud Agnes his wife, late Agnes Moor
man, james Norman, Judith Moorman, Ma
! liahItl Moorman, Mary M0utman aud Martha
ARanah ,AclIldren of Wm. Norman, decd
/ Alpy Moorman, Martha Norman, Jane
/ Norman and Elizabeth Norman, children
OF John Norman, deed, Richardson " hte
aud Polly hi, wife, lnte Polly Moorman, and
| SalIy Baber, late sally Norman, not ha, ing
entered their Appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the
rules ot this court and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabiianf,
oi this country, is ordcrcd, that the sud de
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill oi the plaintiff.
and thai n copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper printed in the town
OF Lynchhurg tor two months successivelv
aud posted AT the front door Of the courthouse
in the said town.
A Copy-Tcsto.
~ NTH