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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
One other Tract

adjoining the last, containing between 300
aud 100 acres, on which is likewise small
plantation and some log buildings. This land
IS, in point OF quality, perhaPsnot mncL, it
any, inferior to the other, II lies uncommon
~ we'll, aud likewise abonnds Will the best
Of pine for plank or shingles, aud lies near n
saw mill. The two last mentioned tracts, adj
Joining each other, would be more equally
divided, TO accommodate purchasers
We viii sell the whole or ctheg OF the a.
boVe mentioned tracts Of land upon the fol-
lowing terms VIZ One third Of the purchase
money to be paid Christmas, 1921 at which
TIM possession viii be gren--the balance in
two equal annual payments, ard provided
the purchaser should find il 10 his interest in
the first payment, to advance more, liberal
dlscouu, will be made. We expect TO sell the
above lands at reduced prices owing TO the
pressure of the times, aud should not a sale
be effected before, we shall offer them to the
highest bidder AT next Bedford June court
Capt. John W Holt, wholves near he pre-
mlses, viii accommodate any genuemouNho
may wish - see the first named tract, and
Capt. David ". Qunrlcs, who lives in the .'-
cini,y OF the three others, will show them
SAMUEL READ,
GOnN LEFTWIcH, Executors.
WM LEFTNlGH,
May % w'ds ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
Trust Sale.

SDY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 the
- subscriber by Henry Franklin, bearing
date the oath day ct July, ls23, and Of record
ia the clerks office Of the county court OF
Amherst, for certain purposes therein eApres-
sed, | shall on Tuesday the 10Th day Of June
next, II fair, otherwise the next fair dayo
proceed 10 sell by way OF public auction, at
ahe rn-Idnure nL LIZ mid franklin.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
a certain Iract OF hanA,

containing 500 acres, be the same, more or
les, and ad Joining the lands of Ambrose Iom-
bin, Aaron nigeiubotham and others. The
land IS IN good state OF improvement, hag-
ing some excellent buildings erected thereon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
.Nl SIC, as u SCIENCE.
JOHN A. SCONCIA
April ., 13o

JOIJN a DUN Clh
nFFERS his services to the citizens of
~ Lynchburg and its vicinity, il his new
METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM He hopes, by
unremitted attention To the duties OF his pro.
tession, 10 give general satisfaction, and 80
prove at the same time that music is now re.
dnccd to a science, and Is not a mechanical
acQuiremeut a IT has been heretofore segar-
ded. He has every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode OF instruction and
for the accommodation of his pupils, has a.
gents at the north to furnish them with music
and musical instruments Hewii also SUI ply
The orders Of any other person. He daily eX-
poets several elegant and well-tcned new
PIANOS, which may be had at reduced phi
ces. Also, AETKONOMES, handsomely fin.
ished, &c.
n r. He has Mt present time enough 80 at
tend Two families or classes u moderate dis.
lance from town.
~ 4 line addressed 10 him will meet with
prompt attcatlon
hprll wts35
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New AssortnACAt.

IchN T HUNT informs his friends ard
~ the public generally, that he has Just re
ce,ved an estensieeaud general assortment Of
Jere!ry 9t'every description,
Clocks, Coda Silver Patent Liver Watch
es, Castors Of all kinds, Britannia Tea aud
Coffee Pots Silver Plate Of every description.
Speetacles, Candlesucks. and great variety
of fancy articles, too tedious 70 enumerale
Also, q handsome assortmeut of
.MAA4AIARS SN0NS.
consisting OF every article OF that description
IN his line.
May Il ito
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
Tract Of AianA,

containing 90 acres, and Of another TRACT
Containing 90 acres, lying on the head waters
OF Burtons nnd Molly Greeks, IN the county
OF Campbell Acting a. trustee shall con.
veg 10 The purchaser such title only oa IA Fes-
Ted in NE by sad deed OF trust
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Nav % wids II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
One other Iract,

within mile 81 Two of tie litter, estimnted
At 1870 acres, on which is II small plantation, a
considerable part OF which Is fresh likewise
pretty grood DWELLING HOUSE nearly
finished. On this place has beenrais ed tobac-
co OF superior quality, and the land yet to
clear, az feast a good proportion Of it, u Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01

Is hereby given That aHihe Cells an the
u Lama,ie Hopiai, IN The city Of Hiitiams.
burg, are occupied. aud that no more patients,
(Nlae or lemale,J will DO received into said
Hospital, until ssme OF the said Cells are va
can't, due notice oil which viii be given
BY o,dsr Of tie Coort Of Directors
LEO HENLEY, G. {. y.
Williamsburg, heb II. mi. Oh
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NOTICE.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed 10
ID The subscriber by Ciencut Townsend,
10 secure james Jones, rs the indorser aud
,ecuut, al Jordan a townsend OF record III
jhe county court 81 Campbell, viii be sold, 10
the highest builder, tor ready money on the
premises, on the lpth day ol JuueI next, one
t,.tgf II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
TWENTY Dollars Reward
BAN MORSE

of rnire, seven years old, fvc feet two or
three inches high, Of fne spirit, and remarka-
bly, active tor a work horse, was takcu toge-
tier with an old saddle broken behind, and
new stirrnp feathers The birdie was old,
the BIT designed for double reins.-
have no doubt but he will aim 10 pass as
free man, having, II is supposed, stolen the
free pass OF Frederick Mason, under which
name am well satisfied he will aim 10 pass.
Twill give the above reward for the man
and horse TOR $40 tor either) II taken within
thirty miles & this place, and delivered to
me If beyond ,Gat distance, the same re-
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed.
SAMUEL FDNNNDSON, Jr.
Halifax Court House, May %. ts al
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

Z
WE the undersigned, being ONT owners
w Of the property lately owned by MAJ
Oliver IoWles, lying on main street, have de
termined IN order te make a DIVISION, To sell
it. a great bargain may be had by any per.
son wishing 10 purchase for cash or on Il, r.
and Ii months credit-Note tu bear interest
from date ADRIAN Il. NORTH,
RALPH SMITH. Jr.
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
May u TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01

TEVHE Subscribers inform the public At large
4 that they bave dissolved partnership in
consequence of which, they viii expose tor
sale, At public auction, 10 ,he highest bidder,
ut their store house, in Bent Creek, on Mon.
day the 1th OF June next, all their remaining
stock Of
GOODS, and OTHER EFFECTS,
of every description A liberal credit will be
given and as the sale will take place without
reserve, persons wishing to purchase will find
it to their interest 10 attend Further part
culdrs will De made known on The day Of sale
WILLIAM |. TREELAND,
WILLIAM A. WINGFIELD,
uOGALD FERGUSON, Jr
OWENS G. FOWLER
May IA. wtds39
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One other Tract,

on tie waters ofBack creek containing about
5o9 acres, all in wood, IA small proportion on
ly Of which IS considered tobacco land Of SUI
Perior quality, bot considerable part f-ight
be justly douomnated toierable gram land, it
liz well, is well watered and abounds with
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
TRUST SALE OF GOODS.

IN conformity to the provisions of deed
l. in trust executed TO the subscriber by
Merritt NJ White and Judith P, his wife, and
also Of another deed in trust executed by the
said Merritt NJ, White and William White,
which said deeds of trust are duly admitted
to record in the Office of the clerk of the
county court of Amherst, | shall proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, by way of public
auction, at the Pedlar Mills, on Friday and
Saturday the 18th and 10th of June next, the
remainder Of the STOCK OF GOODS on
hand, belonging 10 the said Merritt NJ. ard ".
White, on credit Of six months or all srms
Of Eve dollars and npwards-on all p,rcbasos
under that amount the cash will he rp,,r;rs5
Bonds aud approved security VIII he deman.
dcd. VIM. ARMISrEAD Trnstnn
May 25, lny,ds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
Also, one other Tract,

the fret described tract on the
south west side, containing s39 aeIes. chiefly
in woods, not more than 70 acres being clear.
ed which are we'll enclosed This tract is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
also, one other Tract,

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side by
the road leading from Samuel burk,'s TO
Watts Gap, and the lands OF Richard S. Ii
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands OF John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are cnly
about Is acres cleared, and that portion Of it
is well enclosed and fresh. 1t is heavily TIM
bered and we'll watered and contains large
quantity OF FIRST rate tobacco land. This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
Ii the above lands are not sold privately
before the 10Th day Of October, they viii, on
that day be sold publicly at my residence
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing,
it Is expected, will wish to view the lands
They will be shown at any time on appica
ten being made to the subscriber
u Terms OF sale shall be made accommoi
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER
February 20. Qewts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
alsU, one OtheY Tract,

AdIoiningthe above described Land, contain,
ing upwards OF 700 acres. On this tract there
are two settlements, on one OF which is a
very good house, well finished out houses,
orchards, good garden, &c. aud on The
otuer a comfortable dw cling house, orchards,
&c. l MS tract also adjolns the iauds OF John
SLpllnn. Z nl. Inhn Anlhlpr and 1fL.rs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
arshaA's Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Superior
L Court OF Chancery for the Lynchhnrg dig
trict, pronounced on the Isl day OF November,
1923, in cause therein depending, betn cen
George Nhitocke, plaintiff,
Charles Deison, Edmund Tate, Garland
Tate, David 6. MurrelI, and George Z Rich
ardson, defendants,
The undersigned Marshal of the said court,
will, OH WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Iune
next, il fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter.
Sundays excepted, proceed to sell, on the pre-
misses 10y way Of public auction, 10 tue hi CHEST
hiBHpr each Cart.ir
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
SPRING GOODS.

Purchased chiefly Northern Cities a
Establishment Of The Subscribers: .imong uteh u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
PROPOSALS


4nTENANX ARGUS.
TN this oh and enlightened state, ,ohes,
i thf press is % hbpdiiy encouraged, II as Il
zsuffer of aston i5dmtld and ftgrtf TINT herf a.
sot one papcr dcr0i,d 70 iitrafg prodaet.oHs.--
Fading ttt tmBoJia. ~ sueh ia Establishment
r. the pp5tc also o. it'd b. p.9iife NJ sey-
tfqeiamfHi aud improvement, he sRdsefibr uW
eaitr on The arduous id5., and hope, IN anre-
nliited attention, 10 afford ms patrons n constant
suppIg Of httrary amusement aud intelligence
IN ms stormy day Of political contention, "b.A
tie pabs4e mind IS constantly agt'attd by the
s6af Of partr irriitrs, IL icH Be pleasing fetaf-
dtioa 10 retire at assure from ibe nOtsy columns
afihf p5htcd pdycr5 ~ The calm and ptdfejUI
5aa9feis rAich shall IN tte Library .if5a5.--
The raaiftr for the .lrGus sbfll consist Of org
nal essqgs, reutrl0S Of nae hJmg ptodnc
tons. AID extracts from The mos celebrated pt.
tloiieai journals Of he day ond here The edt-
Tor could particularly iurtt nj nen Of talents
ana tdncatior 10 copiribRte theu dare u a.
n,useae1iand indruehon--f romhc philosopher
4sto loils ~ search Of natures hidden treasure,
10 he pol 1etose fancy
Rides sublime upon the seraph wings Of
extacy"
T. TIE citizens in general Of tfis state The editor
makes an appeal for Their support ttasmueh
a. 4 le,a e. tsi the only JolnnaiQt Mt KIND con-
Quoted amongst them, and, as 4:s psitnury mo-
iire for entering into the Troublesome aisi too
ofiea ungrat, fli lash Of pltbae edtior, ras fer
ihc purpose ofendeauoring 10 attach some degree
offrsdit 10 The intellectual taste gf MS nature
satt, he feels conscious that the appeal wtH no.!
b nude in eaiu--He IS also eoa6deat ihai has
sa'rons tctRe1cur any error Of oplaloa into
nh.eh he may be led By his youth aud nlfJP'r'-
sace-for li6eraiiy in making a proper 0tiOD-
dace ior the inadrerit ,cie5 81 as youth, and IN
a4r6nising il a1htn directed ~ Il tGuda5ie spirit
has aio1ys been Characteristic q !ls - Old De-
nlinion
TERMS
The .3RGUS uH issue monthly, or q
medium sheet If forty puges-- The price Of sa5-
scription ipiH Be TIfkEE DOLLdRS per an
nltta, oil payable on the deiiramace Of The
frd number No subseri ion ulH te reeciCed
for a shorter period than heeire months, amt
uW be discontinued only lotth the settlement u
oil arreuragts.
The first No tsiN BE- issted as soon as a suf.
cleil number of subscribers daH he BLAMED 10
5uslilg A. STEPHEN I MITCHELL.
.Ipfii %. aif5
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NAAU AHAE AsAEDS
FOR SALE.

tOR ao.ILL.
VIE subscriber wishes 10 sell the faI.
Il lowing valuable TRACTS Oh LAND.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01
Tract or Eavcel Of Land,

Lying in the county of Campbell adjoining
the lands of Edmdnd Tate, and others beng
the same on which the said Delson no" re,
SIDES, containing lO4 acres, wuh tie d"elhn6
houses, out houses, Improvements, anu slpu''
!enanees thereunto belonging Also,
The following personal property,
to wit:-one Negro Girl, aged Is years, nam,;
ed Beekcy one ditto, aged ID years, NAMED
Setsey; one ditto, aged l2 years, namea
Sarkey; and two chiIdrea, named 1eillty oHI 1
John, together Hifh tire Increase o the C Sa,"
female slaves, if any. Also, one hall t ;.oo
rage and Harness, owned by The said pg T..a
in copartrcrship with Colonel Edmund luz
two Horses Ave Cows, all The plantation u ,,.,
sis, and all the Household and Kitchen u
nlture belonging to the said Deison.
GEO &. WOODSON, NJ. 5 {, {. /, J.
May 1 = II WIS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01

Chintzes, super. and common
Irish Linens and Damask Table Linens,
Linen Cambrics and Cambria Handk ereIsoc.
Pateat Steam and Power-Loom shirtines
Jaeonett CrdNais, figured aud cross barred
\ large assortment of counierpalns ana Gull.
Elegant Fancy and Plain Ribbons, OF yar,op,
widths and colors
Silk Flags and Fancy Handkerchief. -
Sattns, Senshaw5, SHrsnets
Figured and Plaid Silks
" hite and coored MarseiiIes Yestings
Drillings, Wilmington Stripes ana NanEeene
Buel, hid, Beaverand silk Gloves
large aud extensive assortment Of Cotton
ShaWls and Hsndkerchiefs
White and colored Ginlps
Leghorn aud Straw Flats and Bonnets
Mems aud Boys Fur and Wool Hats
Best quality blue and white Cotton Yarn
An assortment OF Brushes, of every kind
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-01

A CoPy--GeSfe.
J. STErTOE, c. B c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS

VOHN WILLIAM falLL1ArT, bave received y er thu
- arrivals from London Liverpool their Fail Sup
ply OF GOODS which have been selected with great care
Tor Cash, and ibey offer them for sale Ting
terms, viz;
Best London cohs and casseres assorted coior prices
Cough and Bfaithwaite's, aud James Gondy aud Sons
double mied naPt cottons
Point, rose, aud striped blankets
White, red yellow and hannels, and green bales
Double miiei drab cloths
Blue, green, dra5 and mkt plains
Blue, brown, drab aud mkt "a cloths
Olive, rab aud blue learnoughts fterns
Figured bombszets and Caroline pisd assorted pat
Stout a. Irish linens and table diapers
German sznabWrgs
Uihbert's best brown stout and pale ale
Taddy Co.'S seun IN small Of superior quality.
dso, in Store. md veoeioigr--
$50 bags prime Green Coffee part Of wrh new eror
~ casks Scott &CO.'s, and Ovina 4 Co = old London
rss.,isnIar Mg'eira Wine, imported direct, some 81,
when -as selected from the Vntare OF 1911 Of a ne.
Guitar s,r, hme fSasoar, and is highly approved.
VctoOef y sJ--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
THRUSH SALE.


Y virtue OF deed of trust executed by James Brown
- TO Jnmes Innes, William Mitchell and the subscriber,
bearing date on the 3O May in the year eighteen hun
dred and twenty-five, and duly recorded in the Office OF
the County Court of Henrico the payment of
certain sum OF money therein mentioned will be sold
Tuesday the 2ath day Of September in the year. 1924 n
fair u not on the next fair day, 1t public auction to the
being part OF lot purchased by said Brown from Moses
Davis and bcnnded as follows: Beginning at The South
herd thence down street TO the aley thence up the alley
TO The line OF the lot formerly Lesse's, now owned by
beghnne-upon which LOT there are several good houses
Terms OF saie-Onc fourth of the purchase money In
cash the balance in equal moieiies in six twelve
months, witt, interest thereon from the day Of SALE
red by negotiable notes with approved eSdorsers, and
deed Of trust upon the property.
The title is believ we'd to he gond but the Trustee will
convey only such title as is vested in him.
JOHN g. WILLIAMS, acting trustee.
August 10. 2a-tds
IL by consent Of the parties above sale is postpn-
ed TO The 18th day Of October next.
IL The above, by consent Of the parties, is further
postponed to the 10th day of November next
Nov. 59--fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
us. BANK PILLAR.

One ofthe massive shafts of the columns in
tended for the United States bank in this city,
was safely brought into State street from
Chelmsford, on Thursday afternoon-and de-
posted yesterday on the bed prepared for h.,
previously to its elevation.
Ii is % i-s feet ia length, more than in
diameter at its base, and its weight is over 8
tons. Two pair Of wheels were constructed for
itstransportation, one pair of which were feet
in height and it was drawn by "a Jokes of OK
en-. In its progress every bridge leading to the
city;cxceptng Watertown Bridge was oided,
on which additional planks were laid, for the
wheels to pass over IL is prObIy the largest cir
cular pillar ever worked in this country, though
it did not cost more than $50 dollars at the
quarry where it was hammered. Mr.. Gridley
Bryant, the mason, who is now erecting this
building on State street, undertook the trans
portation of this stone, and brought it over
land nearly 80 miles.
1t has been matter of surprise TO many
persons unacquainted with the transportation
Of heavy weights that such a column could be
brought without accident into the city, from
such distance, and strong opposition was
experienced from some of our rich wiseacres,
when the projectlof forming solid shafts was
undertaken. Ii may be pertinent TO state in
this place, from the Life ofCatharine Cd, that
the Stone on which the Equestrian Statue OF
Peter the Great stands 10 ST. Petersburg,
weighs 1900 tons aud was moved 1880 Eng
lish feet or nearly 0 miles from the spot where
it was found. The Machine for moving il
was invented by Count Carberry. A solid
road was first made from the stone TO the
shore. Brass slips were inserted under the
stone, to go upon Cannon balls Of five inches
in diameter, IN metal groves. The power
| was produced by means Of windIasses worked
hryd L a = nm
fathoms towards the shore. The water trans
poriation was performed by Machines, called
CameIs 10 the Dock Yards of Petersburg and
Amsterdam, by which line of battle ships are
lifted over shadows and sand bars to their
places of destination. Boston paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

MR.. ALEXANDER sitttN-sIR
'9AkE NoIlCE-That shall on the seth and S0th day
OF November In the year 1894 the Tavern Of Thos.
SCOT NJ P"whsau Courthouse between the hours Of nine
In the forenoon and five In the afternoon each day,
proceed to take the dispositions OF Hughes Owen, villa
an noyai and Others Aud shall Also the 9Th day Of
December following, at Campbell Oourthous- Sc, between
ne see nours OF that day, roceed take the deposit
ons OF mrs eary Lewis aud Others: And also, the
otn snd tue sh OF the month at the Office Of Iii
IaIy Notary Public In the city Of Richmond shall
sePosnons Jedidah Alien, and Others TO he read
es'eence ia certain matter In pending
IN the Superior Court Of Chancery
tns nlehmond District, wherein plaintiff and you and
ELIZABETH TIERNAN.
november a~A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
RICHMOND PLOUGH MANUFACTOKY,
OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.

JHE subscribers respectfully inform the public. thu
they have hand general assortment of AGRICUL-
IURAL IMPLEMENTS. viz: Freeborn, Wood aud Wool
Poughs cast points and land sides for do. the Dagon
and improved Darshare Pisugh which, from the strength
Of It's construction and not being liable to choak, is well
adapted 10 rough and foul land, and is of repair
Maxey's tbree.mond Seeder single and double shovel
Poaghs, fiarrows, Cuiiivators, Straw Cutters, &c.
Agricultural Implements repaired the shortest notice.
Any article said from this ESTABLISHMENTS which shall
be found equal to what it is represented be returned
Having perfect knowledge of the business, they
confident ofrenderng general satisfaction share Of pub
lie patronage is solicited. DEAKYNE PALMER.
Sept. u. An--I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
FEMALE EDUCATI0N

N ioo bUooS win continue her SCHOOL for in,,,uc.
w ton of young indies the ensuing year NJ
o.. residence OF he subscriber in Tie county of Louisa
ing Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar liecgrsnIr'
aau sach paris OF Astronomy as
win H. together with the OF trial Gin.
terms Tor board and tuition heretofore viz ono b,r
ured and twenty dollars for the scholastic yenr one haie
Phhoie ~ advance and the aance nj The eyd of The
eaen lady inning her own bed slubing and towels Tn.
schoo VIII commence the roth Of January ind 10 rn,,
, on the iob III December, with vacation or nm, onb
W me summer. fuupg lndies will be bonr,ied during tho
or any partoi At the rate dollars ner month
em scasi" IN addition TO those already viii be
aaceu ~ early application he made Letters directed
!" ,oncscosiie, Louisa, will be attended To.
oct- -. ol-wu FREDERICK HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
November 9.

PETER X. BEVENi.I, ESQ.
sAkE Notice that We shp, the first day Deem
her nexi, AT the honse of Jeremiah Mt Cupe
per Courthouse between sunrise and
Jay proceed TO take the dispositions OF Liehtfoot
John Nj Neal, WIN. Broadus, jun and others and ON the
fourth day Of said December and the hours the
uay at Stanton la the county Augusta AT the Office of
VIM Keuney jun proceed take ine deposition of Ed
E;drmgon William KINNEY jun. aud Others and
esh day OF The same month, md the hours
day. at the house Of Charles Carter Esq In the county OF
rsyyania proceed to take the deposition the said
Chares Carier-a TO be read in evidence suit, de-
pending In the Superior Court Cbancery for the Rich
siohd District in which defendants and yourself
painn-ant II from any the deposition Shall not
he completed or taken the days aforesaid, we shall
proceed from day To dag thereafter ut the pin
ces and between the hours Aforesaid TO take The said de-
positions, until ali shall he completed or taken.
CHARLES ELLIS.
- JOHN ALLAN.
It-