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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
JAILOR'S N0TICE

MAS committed to the Jail of Nansemond County, on
w the gid day OF February last. a runaway negro
man who calls himself BILL SHAvERS since he 6as
been confined In jail says his right name is JACK and
bat he was Tree, born in the Of North-Caroina
said Jack Is about five feet six eight inches hgh dar
complexion about tweniy-our i've years of age
has no apparent mark The said slave
any he has is requested to come for prove
as The law directs.
NATH: BECK, Tailor Nansemond County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
ELEGY ON TIE DEATH OF LORD BYRON.

Rear high thy bleak majestic hills,
Thy Sheltered vs,iies proudly spread;
And, England pnur thy thousand rilis,
And ave thy heatls " ith illusions red.
bat, all ". hat port now shall tread
Thy airy heights, thy wide domain;
Sinre he, the s~.ete,i bard, is dead,
Thai ever bre.ttiiu the soothing strain!'
Hang your harp DER the waters 10 weep,
rhe s~e~test Of poets is dead
lie SUMMERS in deaths silent sleep,
Aud tnr ~ press waves over his head
pr"p We willows, your pearls Ger his tomb,
All nature in sadness Rppear,
Let the iuton he envelUpeJ in gloom,
Aud its halo be diinind with u tear.
The bard who So late strung his Tyre
The cold urn shall wrap in its breastj
That b.'som which love did Inspire,
Eternity points 10 it's rest.
No more the sw eet maisiens OF Greece,
EnrapiuIe,i, shall dwell ON his name;
The harp, with lis masters at peace,
Aud lost its Prometheaa lame!
No FREUD of his youth closed his eyes,
MIR suftend his pillow of care;
M wife mingled tenrswith signs,
Nor child of his bosom was there
That heart which Tor liberty brra,Ld,
Lies eabaiEi a IN the iairi OF the brave;
Whnse swOid ,Lali never be sheatbii,
'riii it vaaqui>h the coward and slave.
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NOTICE.
June %.

REING anxious Of speedily closing my Ex-
rcutor OF Mr. Thomas Nelson decd earnestly request
the debtors TO his estate pay their arrears,
venent al this tme give their bonds The Creditors
are likewise requestad Immediately bring ard
payment their claims properly else this no.
tce will hereafter be plead In bar against such claims
. THOMAS OWEN, Executor.
Hanover County, near Thompson's S,ore,}
mi q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
PLOUGHS.
1.-THE sutscrib

VIE subscriber having opened a factory for making
farming utensils at the Of main and IOti
street, where farmers may supplied with Gideon Dayis
paIeo, plough SO much celebrated Tor
g Inc urrow and puiversng the ground so neatly and
wsa small garden plough 10 BY hand gene
raj assortment Of farming uientiais.
u THOMAS SPENCER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
WIlEAT-

tHE subscriber wishes purchase quantity OF Wheat
i. deliverable on James River between Richmond add
Ciy Point. /. LUDLAM.
July 2, is-s.
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no EAIkAlEiiS.

HE subscriber Is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation as
superintendent OF FarH, having pu line OF
business for some .ears past The satisfactory
CONCENTRATIONS be stewn. etier addressed to me-
directed 10 Scoitsve, Powhatan county, will be attended
20. EDWARD WATKINS Jr
JuIy 2. i6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09

The bill proposes TO add
81 10 per ton On uou, which will be
gil gu perton on honp, equal 10
Aud ON duck, by the late amendment Of the
bill, say - per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

virtue OF deed of trust, executed the suhsc
- and Joel Watkins, 10y Alexander 10, and atilda l
wife, bearing date The l4tb day OF February I9s and re-
corded In 'e clerks Office Of .decklenbug county and by
agreement oil all the parties concerned, .bsI oh IN. "a
day vi August next AT Meckenburg courtLouse
10 sell the following tracts OF land belonging 10 be said
Alex BOYD, ior The purposes in the us,
One tract lying on Roanoke river in the COUNTY If ME-
enurg containing 1887 acres, known b, The name Of
Davis Tract Of which SEQ nre rs tate river low
grounds, considered equal any low grounds ON be
part Of which yet TO clear there 90 acre,
VI what called second low grounds all 10 wood the biyh
land is principally Ia wood, large proportion of II
fine tobacco land. "
One other tract Roanoke river in the same eoup,v
containing 1860 acresoi this tract about SEQ acres an &c
river low grounds
One other Of land lying Butchers creek In ,be
county, containing 931 acres, To wbicb a,.f.1.
valuable manufacturing mill, lately erected.
county, containing 1903 acres and Considered H.. III ~,
know i, remarkably fine tobacco paDiat;on I2, WI
to clear large proportion OF first rate tobacco Land
One other tract Of land lying on Arn,s c,ssr 4; as
county, containing 455 aGies on ib. ,rs, ~ ~ m
Portable dwelling house, &c. ~ -" W.
One other tract o. land lying ON Aliens creek in I'M, a
county, Containing 6B2 acres about 50 acres of w;rs s
good Geek low grounds: there is on n, ood n,ep a
house and comfortable fixtures for family e "e''ns
One other tract Of land yng In the said county, in ,he
S;c Shrsansse continuing about 1900
Oh winch IS large proportion Of good tobacco land
Also 1888 acres Of land lying the .. Ss
good manufacturing mill IL Is o% ,ns land
land of into lots, 10 suit the convenience Of
previous TO the day OF sale. " purchase"
The terms Of the sale will be ss foIo,vs an. li. f.bs
money will he required 10 hand and the balance
VIII oe divided into four equal payments tie first 10 he.
uhe III all are due Possession Of the property " M be
gveh on'he 18th December next, but the will
nave Tue permission to seed Al md Tor
zoe en.npg year Bonds With good security and deedsO
% on ne properly, wiz De required Of the purchasers
property or suiiieiensy thereof may he ssld.
The titles TO all the iauds
cept TO the tract In the eighborhood OF
and The title TO that will be con,pjeie dc Of
sale-bnt The subscriber will convey such lille only A. Is
vested IN him by the deed Of trust. ny -
May rs, 1924. ''"''e'
he above sale will be made with our consent
nLEAn DV,D D:,... JOHN DAVIS.
t,.,y,rI, " .puhWELL. ALEx. s. FIELD Ex'or Of
nU wnSn ,rh1LVt, Jr Oh. q Field, dec.
LUCY BURWELL, xix RICHARD BOyD
n. II. WALKER 49,, !" tilt
TO MlLLERS.
VIZ subscrberis receiving per Ricbnord Packet
6fSA nssl supply Of EeoPUs MILL STONES, direct
"om Toe Factory, on consignment -
JACOB SINTON
June IS. "a w ~ " "o'N,s'ft
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lFromlAe Boston Repertory.l


We nre indebted to friend for the following interest
ing notice Of LORD BYRON, from the Edinburs h Week.,
Journal lii written by SIR Walter Scott;
Amidst the general caDness Of the political atmos
those which peaied intervals from
ArchangeFs trumpet, To awaken the soul OF whole
p'e al once Lord Byron, who has long and amply
ed the highest Place IN the public has shared the
.ol oi humanity His Lordsbip died Mssoongbi the
iSh Apii That mighty Genius, which walked amongst
sn as something superior 10 ordinary mortsy, and
"hoe powers were beied with wonder, and something
"PP'"aSh"g 10 terror, as IL knew whether they
80 oi good or of evil, Is laid soundy the
IS , ne voice Of just blame, and Of malignant
~ y. Vue ''lehced and feel almost as IL the great
IS A. he ,sasen had suddenly disappeared from The
ny, ~ s nomen when telescope was Ieveed for
TIE examination OF the Spots which dmmed Ire brigtcess
70 nu' ~" e question, what were Uyrous faults what
,.r,sh ers,,s INV Is The blank which he has left in
neratiop which, among many biebIy v;nsJ ae,sons
PRODUCED zone who approached yron in s,g,naJ;,p ~,
ainch already dvoe for iityeso ,a,s 49,
ing. seemed TO us short sighted n,of,sis g., ,;,,
extend his fame, aud Ia o,s In enaIr,
and ieyiies IN cOmfsiii0n,-wbo will griex ,ls,
been siirte1e though AWAY. tse,,ns Ire
straight path such light eSiinguished, though
ming TO dazzle and 10 bewil"r' One sn bis un
grateful sul,ect quit IL forever.
The Of Lord Byron neither from depray,
OF beaIior natare had committed the ANOMALY o
uniting 10 such extraordinary talents an imperfect
ir"n feelings dead 10 the admiration OF
No man had ever kinder heart for sympathy,
sand Tor the relief of distress, aud iDd
DOe irineu r The euhusiasc admiration OF noble
'n prO'ilrd ne WAS convinced that the actors had
ceedrd ON dinieresed principles Lord Byron totally
~ fun' tue curse aud Of Iitera in its
Jealoes ~. mean, and its envy Bot his wonderful ge-
Mus was OF nafare which disdane restraint when
restraint wholesome. When al school, the
10 which he exceied were those only which lie
voieuariy sud bis situation young man of rank,
with strung passions, and in the uncontrolled enjoyment
OF considerable fortune added 10 that imus.,snee Of
"'''useso' c'sfs'sn which was nstusal " Ln. As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09

TORTOISE COMBS.
lo dozen Tuck, Long, Side, and Neck Tortoise Combs
now opened by
June %. I5Nw,f
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TO MILLERS

'gHE subscriberis receiving per Richmond Packet
"a fTesl supply Of ESOPUs MILL STONES dSrcet
"om Toe Factory, on consignment. 80
JACOB SINTOy
June IS. - ' " "-s'ft'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
DARING ATTEMPT.
CLarlcaLon. Nnr. l

CXQricaton, N0u. IS, 1924,
A man calling himself john Late, alias
John Tardy, was arrested between and
10 O'Clock on thursday evening, in an at
tempt to run away with the new pilot boat
Cora, and the Negroes belonging to her !;
examined this morning before J. Fl. Mitchell,
Esq. and committed to Jail, to take his trial
at the next Court of Sessions.
We learn the follwing particulars Of this
daring act 1t appears that Messrs Dcla-
ny, Williams, and Copes, branch pilots,
proprictors ofthc Cora, about ten days since,
by some means became acquainted with the
fact, that man was tampcrlng with the
Negroes composing the crew OF the Cora,
for the purpose of inducing them to join him
in carrying her otf--tempting them with
promises of freedom, &c. as reward tor
their treachery to their owners. The neces-
sarv steps were immediately taken by these
gentlemen, which resulted i'll full dlsclo-
sure OF the plan by the Negroes themselves; !;
and means were taking tor watching his
movements in order to arrest him Ill the very
act. Several nights had been fixed upon
between him and these who were to assist
him in carrying his Nilainy into effect; but
from one cause or another, it was deferred
until Thursday evening, when strong
northwardly wind tavorirg his views, the
attempt was made, Messrs. Williams and
Copcs had sccreted themselves in the hold
Of the pilot boat, while Mr.. Delany was
stationed Oh board an adjoining vessel, to
keep watch. At the appointed hour, he
was brought from another wharf, along side
the pilot boat, in the skiff, with his trunks,
charts, &c and Immediately gave orders to
loose the fore sail, and get under way. At
this moment, the concerted signal was made
by Mr.. Dclany, when Messrs. Williams and
Cones sprung upon deck.-Thc Rcbbcr
made a desperate defence, and discharged a
pistol at them, without effect; when he was
brought to the deck by a blow given him
| over the head with a sabre, by Mr.. Copes.
Mr.. w. had previously fired pistol at him,
which missed. The assistance OF the City
Guard was then obtained, and he was safely
secured until the morning.
Thus was most daring act OF yillainy de-
tectcd. the consequence of which, had il
succeeded; would have been serious indeed
To the entcrprzns individuals whose pro-
nertv was in such imminent jeopardy
'Tardv has been some weeks in this city, and
renresents himselfto have come last from
Augusta. He is about As years OF age, was
well dressed, and in other respects made +;
4 decent appearance. What hisultcrior views
were. had he succeeded in his diabolica
Mot. we know not-they may have been tt
convert the vessel and Negroes into cash, IL
some of the West India Islands; or to con-
vert the Cora into pi'atical cruizer-ir
which latter case she would have been dan
cerous to our commerce, as she sails very
fast and is we'll fitted in every respect, bcin!
entirely new
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
TO Advertisers.

The extensive circulation of our paper, parti-
culary through the Borough, the upper part of
our State and the adjoining counties Of Pennsyl-
vsnia, renders it profitable vehicle for adver-
tisers: and We respectfully inform our friends and
the public, that their advertisements will be
thankfully received and conspicuotlsly inserted
vt moderate prices.
Persons advertising by the year, half year, or
quarter, will be allowed liberal deduction.
Cards, Handbills and Blanks, will be thank
fully received and handsomely executed by
MENDENlIAlL& & WALTERS,
1,o. 81, Market Street, three doors above the
FirnrS Hunk.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

Jamaica papers to the 50th October incu-
sive, have been received by the Editors Of
the Baltimore American, which state that
the ship Lancaster arrived at Barbados from
Liverpool, fell in, on the Goth August, in lat
55, lon. IS, with French feet, consisting Of
II sail viz. two line Of battle Ships, eight
trigatcs, two briggs and two schooners. Cap
tain Wilding reported, that in consequence
of the illness Of his mate, lie put out boat,
intending to ask the assistance of surgeon
from one Of the ships to bleed his mate, but
that seeing the Lancastcr's boat approach
ing, and determined to prevent any comnu-
nicatinn, Il boat was instantly despatched to
prevent her from boarding them. Assis-
tancc was refused, unless Capt. NVilding
would wait until the morning, when, the Off
Ger said, the request would be made known
to the ADMIRAL. Capt. W., however, pro-
cccded on his voyage.
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ROOTS AMI SHOES.

VALENTINE MNEAI., & SON. offer at their
Manufactory, Nos. SO, and 100, VA rket street,
Boots (warrantcd ws,er-proof) and Shoes Of
prime leather and fashionable make, for Gentle
mems wear-Ladics laced boots, shoes, and slip
pers, of leather, kid, and morocco, of the latest
and most approved fashions; all which they
will sell at the lowest cash prices.
Country merchants will be Supplied at the low
est prices and on the most accnmn,t ,.ating terms.
WANTED, 90 or so Journeymeli.
Wilmington, Nov. II 1924. T-'f
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

The Beredn, with Scripture and common sense
for his guides, examines freely the opinions and
practices of the religious professors of the pre-
sent day. Bound to no sect, as q sect, nor to any
creed, set of opinions, because supported 6y
greot names, he reduces TO practice the excellent
advice Of the Apostle,
"Prorc all things: hoid fast that which Is good"
With the Bible in his hand, the Rerean con-
tends for what he believes to be the faith " once
delivered to the saints-a faith both simple and
practical, and within the compass of the hum
blcst perceptions. Controversyin in the commonly
accepted sense, and opinions having no bearing
on practice, he freely abandons to polemical zea-
lots.
The Bcrean Judges no man; he condemns no
man unless already condemned by his ACTIONS.
1t is here that genuine HEnEsY is seated. Ac-
tons therefore he will closely try-to actions he
will closely press the infalliblc RULE, "Y THEIR
FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM"
The work is executed in the best manner.
Each number consists of sixteen large octave
pages, in BREWER type, and is issued every two
wceks.-Pricc two dollars year, payable half
yearly in advance. Seventeen numbers have
hccn already issued, which can be furnished to
those who may subscribe ut this time, or in fu-
turc. THE EDITOR.
Orders from any part of the United States, post
paid, enclosing the amount of subscription,
will be promptly attended to by the subscribers
or their agents. QJ Editors ofpapers who may
receive this crtisement and give the same three
insertions, shall be entitled to our thanks and .
volume Of the work.
MENDENHALL & WALTERS.
HTlmington DEL, Noremder 25H, 1894.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

ship New York, communicated the same to
this port, sailing from New York, the 10th
Aug. and arriving here last Monday.
notwithstanding the loss OF nine days in the
United States, we have received by this We
ry circuitous rout, four days later intelligence
than by the Government packet direct
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
FRESH GOODS.
Fourth and Market street, Philadelphia, great
varie,yof
Plated, Brass, britannia
and JapanneA Ware, Gut
lery, hooking Glasses, SIC.

Pl.ATEn--Table Castors rich Cut Glass and
Silver Mouniings.
Table Casters, plain.
Csndles.cks, plain and Silver Mountings.
fable and Tea Spoons, Scoop Ladies', Shutters
and Trays, Bottle Casters, &c.
BRAss--Chamber and Table Condlesticks,
Lamps, Curtain Pins, Stair Rods, SC.
BRiTANNis.--Tea Sets complete, of the
mo sta,lonable patterns.
Tea aud Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream
Pots, and Slop Bowls.
Table and Tea Spoons, Soup Ladies', &c.
JAPANNED.-Tea Trays, Servers, Bread Bas-
ke,s, Tea Caldies Dressing Cases, Lamps, Cam
cllesicks, Shutters and Trays, Extinsuishers.
CUTLERY---Table and desert knives and
forks of all kinds.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, &c.
Coffee Mills Bellows, Tea Kettles, Sad LIONS
Ruff Irons, Pats, Ovens, Patent Boilers, Sauce
Pans, Fish Kettles Stew Pans, Gridlrons Frying
Pans, Ske wers Chatting Dishes, Carpt Tacks
Knitting 2 ms, Hearth and Clothes Brushes.
Also, IN extensive assortment of
Looking Glasses,
In rich Gilt Frames, Mahogany Maple, &C. for
Nantes, Piers, or Toilettes, of the newest and
most fashionable kinds.
Brass Andirons.
shovels and longs, Of the newest patterns.
May be lad as above, Rose and Point Blankets,
Sacking Bottoms, SC.
October H. 5-6t
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Isaac N. WNson---TAYLOR

No. 5, High Street, ohhos3e the indian hns
Hotel,
Still continues to carry on the above business in
all its various branches
n r. Nine or ten good Journeymen can have
constant employment and the highest wages
none but study men need apply.
November 25, 1924. g
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of John He'd
rick, Lumber Merchant, deceased, late of this
Borough, are requested to make immediate pay
ment; and those having accounts, to present
them duly attested for settlement, to
DAVID & GEORGE BUSH, .qam'rs
Wilmington, Nov. ii, 1924. 7-5mp
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gpM1I& lBRRl8AWo

ssTHese were more noble than those of 7Aesalo-
Mica, in that they received the Dord ,VM all readi-
ness Of mind; and seurched the Scriptures duly,
whether these MingsoDere so.''-'' Pyoue aNthings:
hold tastthat avhich is good." AcTs, xvii. IL. l
'ruEs " 81
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

GENERAL LA FAYErrE, was expected in
Baltimore, to attend the cattle show and Ag-
ricultural fair, to be held at that place on
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday of this
week.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
Dry Goods.

A FRESH supply of Cloths, Cassimeres. Sat-
IN tinetts, Fiannels, Bombazetts, Callicoes,
Plaids, Shawls, Hosiery, and Il variety OF other
Goods suited to the season, received and for sale
by
John w. Tatum,
No. 80, Market-st. Wilmington.
18th. mo. 25th. 59--6w.
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ed with all aiaciity, that leaves nothing to be
desired. His Excellency prays you to have
Ais communication circulated among the
authorities of the country, in order that all
NAV be impressed with the good results
which will acric from the sacrifices made for
the liberty and Independence of Peru.
TONES DE HERES, Secretary.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
TEE WILWENGTDNIAN.
AMI
DELAWARE REGISTER.
Thursday November 25th, 1924.

The essay Of our valuable and esteemed cor
respondent "a I,'Hmngioa EWmer," is ,ln,void-
ably postponed until next wcck--it shall then
meet Our earliest attention.
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MAA Z Eg EEssy,

On Thursday last by the Rev. r. Willeston, Mr.
John Hanis, to Miss Catharinc Citing, all Of this
Borough.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

Has on hand an assortment of Circassian, Plaid,
and Fries Cloth Cloaks, which he is ena-
bled to sell on the lowest tcrrns-tor cash. Per
sons wishing to purchase will please to give him
call.
NIB. He has also on hand agencral assort-
ment of Dry Goods.
Wilmington, Oct 2otts 1924. Oft
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LOSS BY FIRE.
BENJAMIN. FERRIS,
AGENT FOR
"The United States Fire Insu-
rance COmpany."

IuIIOC NOII1 Pu1Iy.
Will receive at his Office in Wilmington, applica
tions for Insurance from loss by Fire. Dwelling.
houses, Warehouses, Mills, Machinery, Barns,
Stables, ard buildings in general, either in town
or country-Merchandise, household furniture,
and every other description personal prope rty,
will be insured on the most reasonable terms
The rates of insurance in this office are so low
i hat it is presumed few will choose hereafter to
risk their property in order to save a small ex-
pensc.
Communications by letter, the postage being
paid, will be duly attended to.
Aug. 26. 46-f
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Ohio has given Mr.. Clay small mpjority over
Adams and Jackson.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13
il(]S'i'

an Thursday the 18th of December,
~ 1923, an old RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, somewhere between IynChburg aud
the Poplar Forest-Ihc contents are a D dollar
Note an the Bank OF Nrginia, payable at
Lynchburg, and 20 dollar Note on the Eli
ton Bank 81 Maryland. One bond on Rich
ard {, Wilkerson, for Sl3o 10, with credit
on said note for SSo---the said bond was given
on demand on the 9th OF October, 1920. One
other bond ON Harrison Wright, for $50, due
the lst of April, 1919, with several credits on
the said bond, the amount not recolIected of
said credits. One other bond on Henry Tate,
for $50, due the lst Of March, 1924, with one
other bond on Austin Hunter, for SlOO, due
the Isl Of April, ls22--the said bond as ex-
| ecuted to John + Wright Que other bond
ON James {. fishback, for 500 in specie, was
due some time in 1871 with several other "a.
lnnble pnper. not so well recollected At this
time I forwarn all persons from trading for
or taking an assignment on said bonds, rs
have lost the same, aud will give TIE above
described money Ia any person that will de-
liver the book with st. contents al the office
of the Virginian. JOHN IL WRIGHT
January w2w"2o
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NWgiMiA,tO Wit I:

A II a rule day held in the clerks Office
K N of the county court OF Campbell, on Mon
day the lst day OF December, 1923, aud in the
46th year of'the' commonwealth,
Joseph Chiffon, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, James
Jones, Jackson Townsend and John Alexan-
der, defendants,
~ CH.lNCERY
The defendants Branch Jordan and Clement
Townsend, not having entered their appear.
ancc agreeable 10 an act of assembly, and il
appearing that they are not inhabitants ofthis
II is ordered, that they do
appear at the court house of said county on
tho % Monday in March next, and answer
the bill Of the complainant, otherwise, the
same will BE taken AS confessed as to them,
and that u copy,of this order be inserted in
one Of the newspapers published in the town
OF Lynchhnrg for two months successfully
and posted al the court house door OF said
county on some court day.
Copy-Teste.
90 JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.