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SANONY CLOTHS, &c


Cheap and Desirable Goods.
last receired and for sait by The subscribers
Denmark Satin, for ge%utlemcns' summer wear
5nperinr white aud colored Linen Drilllngs,
rrg iom chdrged,
RUSSIA, German aud Flemish Shcetings do.
o. Irish SlectingS, extra wedth, a very sub
%s'antial article,
81 aud 6i garment pim,ties, at very low
prices.
German Cotton Stockings, a new aud fne
article,
Very superior English silk, do.
\ superior assortment of Fancy silk Hand.
kercltiets. all culors,
DO. do fashionable silk Scarfs,
, very elegant Greeian guuze Scarls,
a large assortment of new STYLE iiticules,
Coral aud other fashionable Necklace,
Patent Curtis aud hair Nets, all shades,
\ further supply OF elegant Calicoes,
Do. do. common do. nj every price,
Eiegan, lined Parasols, superior finish,
Blue Cotton Yarn,
The above, in addition to their former eups
plies, renders their assortment very complete,
all OF which they offer very low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON y co.
June 2. tsS7
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IL A. ROBERTSON having declined bu.
siness, earnestly requests nil persons indebted
TO him OF to the above concern, 90 call and
settle their accounts. Aug 3. 3w
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= HE copartnfrslGp heretofore existing
bftacen THE subseribers, under the hrm
Of ROBERT MOORE q 90 i this day dis
solved hy mutual cunse nt. A. Robertson Is
alaae anihdfscd 10 settle and close the bosi-
ness oi said concern, Ia whom all persnhs IN.
drhied nill make pay meni, aud those having
claims against them nill apply for payment.
A. ROBERTSON,
ROBERT MOORE.
january 81.
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The Subscriber has recommended
The Grocery Husiness,

" the house lately occspi.d by Mr.. S.
4 II. Davis, and Immediately opposite the
Virginia Bank. Ills assortment is general aud
well selected. He invites his old customers
and all atlers who want good bargains, to
call on him. CHARLES l.. DIBItEI.L.
r.. s | viii receive apd sell ON rommission,
GOODS, az produce OF ANY description, or I
VIII receive Goods on storage, aud forward
them 70 any part Of the country.
Juty 81. tsl0o G. L.. d..
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Marshai's Sale.

IN pursuance of a decree Of the superior
4 court of eheneery Tor the Lynchburg dis
triet, pronounced on tie 2lst day of May,
1924, in the eaUse Of Camden IS. Claiborne,
tie undersigned, Marshal OF the said court,
will, on "Wednesday the lstof September, be-
fore the door II the Franklin Hotel, IN The
town OF Lynciiburg, expose to sale, by way
of public %auctioe5 To the highest bidder, for
cash, the FOLLOWING SLAVES, In vii -
Pope, Nelse,,, Lindsay, Phil, Washington,
Margaret, rlrbe, Fanny, Queen aud Maria,
with the increase Of the female
slaves, II any.
will nl-o be offered, on the same terms,
aud in pursuance of HE samo decree, Oh The
IN NE div nu Ihe urenlisca- Il cnLLaIn
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IN CHANcERY

Edmund n. sale and Lucas F. Thompson,
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
II appearing To the satisfaction OF the court
tina. th.-defenhant Sale does not reside with
in the limits OF this commonwealth, on mo
tion'of the plaintiff, il is ordered, that the said
absent defendant doth appear here on the
first day OF September court next aud give Sc
curity according to the act Of assembly mud
the rules OF This court, aud answer the PLAIN
tihTs bill aud il is ordered, that II copy of
this order be inserted in the LynGhbur2 Vir-
gilman two months successfully, rcturnable
10 September court next. And it Is ordered,
that the other defendant Thompson be res
trained from paying away or otlerwI Use dis
posing of my monies OF effects IN his bands
belonging 10 said absent defendant, To the "a
mount Of one hundred and twenty dollars.
And il is furthermore ordered, that II copy OF
this order be posted nj the. front door ot the
court house OF this county on some court
day \ copy. leste,
A.B DAVIES, elk.
u The defendants in the above suit viii
take notice that | have appointed Saturday
the 18th day of August, and Saturday Che 9Th
day ol September, Ie21, III taxi suudry hcpn-
.itions, to be read in the trial OF the above
cnnse, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town of
Lynchburg, when and where they may attend
Your OBJ sefvt, j. III MuRlELL.
july rs 1SNSW
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payh !. 'T.ANDY

y lAkES This method of returning his sin.
- cere thanks 10 The public for The very
liberal eneoufaesmen extended towards him
since his commencement ~ business, and
now begs leave 10 inform them that he has
on hand u large assortment 81 HITS, Of he
latest JaShiop,, aud OF superior quality ) all
of which were Manufactured under the i'm
mediate inspection md sDPeriniendenee Of Viii
liam Tardy. lie has just received rom New
York a fine supply of the BEST NORTHERN
FuitS, aud other materials ~ his line, which
with his former stock, will enable him 10 ma
nufacture HAL of all descriptions, 10 suit tile
wants OF every individual.
As he has employed a first rate fnisher
from the North, who is acquainted with he
fashions, the public may rest satisfied
that hats Of his manufacture will be equal in
every respect 10 those manufactured ia the
northern cities.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are earnestly
to call aud examine his hats aud his
priees, rs he is determined to sell extremely
Tor cash July u. st
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H.AN

of mine, seven years old, FIVE feet two or
three inches high, of fne spirit, and remarka-
bly, active for a work horse, was taken tosc-
thcr with an old saddle broken behind, and
new siirrnp feathers The bride was old,
the bt designed for double reins.
| have no doubt but he will aim 10 pass rs
a Tree man, having, il is supposed, stolen the
tree pass OF Frederick Mason, under which
name | am well satisfied lie will aim TO pass.
! will give the above reward for tho man
aud horse, (or slofor ether if taken within
thirty miles Of his place, and delivered to
me. II beyond That distance, the same ie-
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
Wili he allowed.
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr.
Halifax Court House, May %. Is Ii
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YVNSPlEE S'H0CK

an FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August
~ next, will he sold, Al public auction, At
the Franklin Hotel, in Lynchhurg, the stock
of the delinquent stockholders in the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Company, unless
they pay the mounts due from them previous
10 The sale. JOHN LYNCH, TREASURER.
July 2. wtds46
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Tract or ParceA OF Aana,

lying ia the county OF Amherst, and adjoin-
ing The lands OF Micajah Camden, William
Stinnctt aud Others, and containing 500 acres,
more or less. Should the day above nien-
toned be unfair, the sale will take place on
The nexi fair day thereafter.
g. -. W0oDSON, VI s. c. c. l.. ID.
An vi g. IDS
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C0tlEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore, !
July 2lst, ISL.
Official list OF the 10Th drawing of The
W ashlnglon Monument Lottery.
'l1eo a prl1c Of Sluo
'lalte ll7I2 1928 7oo2 1907 prizes Of 80
Nt1l 1910 1907
'22l6 b4O2 prizes OF 90
Aud Isl prizes al l.
an marked thus = sold nj COIIEN'S Oh
fltEi Where all The capitals YET sold in this
scheme have been also sold.
IL Where the great Capitals of
$4,000, 10000, 10000,
} ,ooo, l,00os, sc. are still undrav II, aud only
slA DRAWINGS remain to complete the
schcme-Ihe drawing will be continued on
the nth next month, and will then be fin shed
with all possible despatch.
Whole Tickets Sl2 Quarters 3 90
Halves Il tighihs / 90
10 be had (V1rrunfed undrawnl ut
G. - &x T. 81
lottery and Exchange Onice, III, Nartct.sl
BALIlNokt,.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
fHE LAST LOTTERIES we're sold, aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE ~ AMERICA.
Orders iron any part OF the United States,
either by mail post PAID or private convey
ante, enclosing the cash or prizes in any 81
- Baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punctnal attention as ii on per-
soud application, addressed TO
j. |. COHEN, Jr baltimore.
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Notice.

EeB rirtm Of a deed oGhva cxecuied TO
AS the subscriber by .4rhustend .Ainor, 10 =.
care The pigment Of certain dtbts her.in sptci
fed, rhich iced is Of record IN the Cleyts of.
fce ot he coonfy Of Bcdjo,d, wiH be Exposed 10
sac "F pubic da"iIon,Jor cash, on Saturday he
ho@se Of stephen Hepet, IN The c0uAis ofBea
ford, the
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Seven Negro Slaves.

IN said detd mentioned, or so mann of M,m n.
may De sufficient TO pay the debts SO secarsd.
~ith the interest dccruing thereon, and oil me
costs Of the sale. the purchaser mM rect;,e o.ch
hfie as IS rested an the subscriber Ia NE dtea.
1nly C4LOHILL MEANS.
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AMHERST COUNTY June Court, 1894.
Frederick IL. Murrrll, plaintiff
against
Edmund n. sale and Lucas 7. Thompson,
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also, one other Tract.
Also, one o,Aer Iract.

Adjoining The first described tract on IN
south west side, containing 3 aeles, chief.
in woods, not more than ~ acres Icing clet,
ed, which are well enclosed. This iiact !,
y ell fimbered, and is fire tobacco land.
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Iiam,lton.s Worm Lozengcs,
Hamilton's Grand Restorative

Is Recommended as M invaluable Medietnei
for the speedy reiini aud permanent cute oil
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
Iowness Ut Spirits, stomach aud back,
Loss oi Appetite, Indigestion,
iml,urity of the Blood, Melancholy,
HysierieAl Affections, Guul ia the Stomach,
Inward Weakness, aud Pains ia Tie Lin.bs,
Debility. Relaxations, &c. &e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06
RICHMOND FOUNDRY

On the Canal corner ~ and 9TH Sre,tsnsGry opposite
the Pirginin MGnufoctoTy Of Arms.
V4THERE made orders castings OF iron for ma
w chDery Of all kinds particularly Hour, grist nd
saw mils the superiority Of which for durability cheap
ness and saving friction, should every
mill
The subscriber will also furnish STEAM ENGINES
complete, the most approved plans castings fo the
separate parts tresiug machines iron ohacco presses,
aud screws Kettles and stills, Of any sizes bark mills,
plaster Of paris aud cruSers; paieHt shelters
plough irons fire place backs lambs acineS and hearths
stoves and CRATES scale and window weghsi ratings for
enclosing buildings. Yards, graves, &c. ard wagon
boxes hrs dogs and every variety Of iron castings
also, brass copper and composition castings viz. Bells
Tor churches, academies taverns, &C. coach hinges and
caps brass mounting FOR CRATES ratings, furniture, &c.
wrought Iron Machinery and Smiths worn in General
~ Eastmans Patent Cylindrical Straw Cutters furnish
% N the manufacturers prices One NJ the above
chimes placed In the hall of the Capitol for inspection
December g. f3-,vCw DAVID ,. BuRR.
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ICon,m,lnicn,rLl

Departed this life, three o'clock in the afternoon o
Sunday the 2lst OF December 1928, Mrs. ANN TAYLOR
consort 81 nv John TAYLOR Orange Courthouse, Va
she ngered long under pulmonary affection, died
most composed and resigned full of confidence Savior
Wen might each Of those around her have exclaimed oh
that nlfy die the death Of the righteous AND
end be like ber's The place which hath known her will
kn'w her no more forever hut she will be long known
the remembrance of her friends.
Died. in the county of King William, IN THURSDAY the
l6h UT: Mrs. kLiZABETH FULLER, aged g wears and
Tor the last thirty years worthy member OF the Iaps
Church She lived and ded Christian. We trust tha
she has fought The good fight she has kept the faith and
mat hepcetorth there is laid for her Of right
eoness which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will give
Died in the county of Caroline Sunday the 2stb nit
Miss ELIZABETH THOMAS, youngest daughter ef Mr.
James L ~ the 18th Of her This another
warning ie youpg people to remember their Creator in the
DAYS o their youth for this Young lady. aito oge
npd IN he bud died With that happiness which deprived
death OF ITS terror The distress Of this niy
truly lanennLlc, for in space Of few uo1tbs I,,,I
mas robbed nc "n Of rs inD.f1s But will
submission fo the unrrnC wisdom degrees uf God
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OuITrED .aRTjCLts


IL IL recoeced tha it proposed in the Legislature
Appeals Should tue proposition be renewed following
reflections are respectfully submitted TO that body.
In fa'i Court OF Appeals three constitute a majority,
and settle the law these three be opposed
their own body aud also the judge opinion
the appeals taken In this doubts nigh, be
tanned as to the correctness OF the prevailing opinion the
number for aud against 1, being equal II the majority
eoncurred with the below would four TO
two.
IL the court was composed OF four judges, il would still
require three 10 make majority and the opinion of three
10 one would be readily acquesced in, than
four To two IL be said that il the of
or any number Of judges, IL might sometimes be
quaiy divided fhs hut il is that any
convenience would arise from that circumstance OPT
mon OF the court below would settle the cause, as 10
the law would he doubin than il settled by
tue Judge below ANY evil, however, which might exist
under such circumstances, would be obvated confer
ence With the general the chanceors the case
might belong respective Jurisdictions. Question,
of novelty NJ great importance will generally lie settled
by the legislature believed that the English system
OF Jurisprudence perfect the wisdom OF man car
make IT. their of X H. G. p. composed al
four Judges each, and have learned that in The
course OF practical evils hive resulted from that
circumstance.
The delays of the OF appeals have become serious
and growing evil, The temptation which they present tc
suffers will prove fatal many Of them and ,e,
innocent securities but it is probable that an addition
to the present number of efficient judges will remedy The
evil The law requires that least two hune,
and fifty days in he year. unless business of the conf
be sooner despatched If it has So and the business
has not been finished IL proves that mnch business
passes into IT, However, be the what may he evil
exists, aud calls for the attention of the Legislature.
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TRUST SAIE.

(Y virtue of deed Thomas Tinsley dated
- LIST February 1919 and recorded county
hanover made 10 secure the payment of certain
money therein mentioned the of the estate
samuel G deceased, shall offer for sale public
non, on the premises, Friday the 9ih day of January
next that valuable tract of land in county
ceu WooDBuRS, CONTAINING as siat'd the said iced
oStt acres more or less considerable portion which
consists OF valuable Pamunky f Land. Upwards hu-
dre bushels of wheat the last ai-
tnmn.
The terms If sale will he oncird Of purchase mo-
re. in hand, and the residue of one and Two
years the purchaser giving bonds with approved security,
and decd of trust on the property.
December II. GEORGE FISHER Trus,cs
~ VIII he sold az Woodbury., ti,- same day. (eth
January i32i) all tue stock horses mules cae fodder
de- un the nanai"n, aud SIR barres OF
The terms will he twelve months credit.
December ~ 6i-t,is r. q. TINSLFY
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

MISS Elizabeth r. Carver who has conducted a female
scnooi Tor the last three the residence of vii.
liam d. Taylor Esq in this
WEI open er school nextyear ut house Forks OF
iiano"er about thirteen miles above the Courthouse lin
winch WIN be correctly taught reading, writing English
ganhr arithmetic history, ancient and modern Ceoera-
ply with fe of the globes and the French Seuaee
Inc school will begin the 18th of January and end on
one month during the summer. "
The price Of board and tuition for months will be
ninety dolars-for tuition alone twenty doars-the one
hall 10 be paid the of Junethe other half on The
18th of December, 1921. LEWIS DEPKErEv
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CASH SALE.

CR6CANTt TO deed trust executed Nv John Hall 90
the subscriber, bearing date the 10th Of March,
1921 and duly recorded in the OF Gloucester county
for the purpose cf securing John F. the
OF certain sums OF money In the said deed shall
on Saturday the nth day Of January Ii fair ii the
next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
o. the said county, proceed sell for ready
highest bidder the following property witt Six hundred
and fifty &C land Wherein the said Hail resides: Also
the following negro slaves Wit; James, Daniel Moses,
Mary Rardolph Jefire, and Rose
females thereof The title the above mentioned
undoubtedly good but the suscr only
such is vested in him by the deed aforesaid
TIL. q. AMoRY, Trustee.
| Glourcs,er Courthou<e ner
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TO TOBACCO-MAKERS

WISH to sell my of land on Poleeat Swami in Tho
county OF Caroline II contains about 1000 acres about
lou IL swamp, equal TO any in Virginia for tobacco las
proof the two crops have made OF of part cea red
were considered equal if superior any the Rich
nond market The improvements the best Kind for
quarter plantation, situation as healthy as sny
he hdge-lf SELL it must be Immediately and The obi &c,
Delng 10 pay my debts, claim against will he taken
in part The premises will be shown by Mr. Pond NV
OVerseer residing the place. any person INCLINED IN
purchase bargain may be had IL early application he
made. WTISnHt sIi - &c
Bowling Green Sent 80 40 ~ ~
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From 'he London Nsp Monthly Hagasiae 70, s,s.,5er
SrA<ZhS.
unread and poor, aud bssely born,
why do Suher your Clr-Ssi
Your hopes are hieh, your friends would scorn
10 touch The hand you're ple.s,si 10 press
Why do you of cottage talk
Know your wishes climb above
louriOrtune-they With whom walk,
ArePoor, bu. konest,-Iise my love.
Honest .Ah no / own, my moth-r
uaS snned, a. N"u would sin with
Wuuld you such children brother,
A. and my poor sisters be,
C-ntent riy mlien pride and youth,
Are all ever had ;-an,i you
lave ta'en the tirst,-wouli you in sooth
P0ii1ts, aud blight the other two!
Marry! do not wish you should
II would rot wrong YOU Tor your name
iuu are too happy, youug, and good,
10 he allied to me and shame.
Wed you some richer girl. whose face
reserves ihs praises disown,
Far above me in mind and grace.
Nor like me-save in love along.
Twerc best ii we had never met
The next ,hinl. for us is-to part:
sou're yonng, csin change, and soon forrr,-
not IL have, or had, heart.
~ mercy %, while all is well,
or well for one,-belore you share
~ns Eip.i that clouds the eyes of Bell
Or BEL the guilt that brightens there.
NGp,eigeI give, or ask:-each tree
u'spers enough of thee and thine:
Giis cauno, fix thy thoughts on me;
N""e need 10 keep thee in tnine. J. F.
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FARMERS BANK OF .vIRGrNrA.
AN OVEKSEER WANTED
NO'I'Il,L,

ESY virtue Of deed by Michael W. Han
ID cock au Sephia his wife. dated the of March
and recorded in the the conny Charles City, the
subscriber will SELL Thursday the b day of January
next in from Of the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond
at public auction To the highest bidder for ready
tract Of land called Buckland in the county mentioned
above containing by late survey, 1860 much
thereof rs he necessary o raise money sufficient
discharge debt due FROM Benjamin Harrison and Thomas
Taylor tn VIM. Cole by their bond him. bearing
6 January 1875 and the and charges OF
ing the trust created by the said deed
December i3. 65-tds NJ NJ. ROBINSON.
" The above sale will be conducted by Moncure, Rob
usop and ien
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Ne. Rowan r.,rcd To lay he resolutions on ihe Ia
he tiii Tuesday next. This morton was opposed ly
MesSrs. MARSHALL, Pope, Todd aud Wor,hineton, anti
"h"r"'ed by M'. Fletcher, when MIR. Wickhfe
wi'h,irew his amendment and Nj. Rowan moved 10
lay the resolutions the table al he FIRST of JuHe
nexi vbi"h w,i'on decided IN the affirmative by
Yrus IT, N.,. 10
MIR. Wickbf. offered his resolution ms nm ;ndepeu.
dent uronos.f,,n
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LAND s. NEGROES FOR SALE

NM ILL be sold on the premises the highest bidder on
w Thursday the 18th January nexI Gf fair not The
next fair cay) wothirds of the land attached 10 that we'll
known stand public house, known by the name of
PAlSVILLE formerly Chnquepn Church. Six equal an
nuai payments will he gives the purchaser lay giving
bonds with approved security and deed t.
land TO secure the punctuai payments thereof.
Likewise between 20 and so likely NEGROES, consist
ing of men, women and girls. Also ri the same time
and place. viii be sold the horses, mich cows oxen
The crop of corn and fodder wagon and
fuuibril cart, of backsmits tools
tools, quantity Of timber, all unfinished work in
the shops some household and kitchen furniture &c &c
credit of twelve months for all dollars and
upwards will be given the pIrcaser giving
undoubied security, and under that amount cash will he
required The sale will continue from day 10 aay until the
whole is sold. JOHN I. JETER, Admor
with the will annexed of John Jeter dec
~ All persons having claims against the estate are re-
qnested exhibit them legally authenticated as the law
directs and those indebted thereto are invited 10 make
payment without delay. JOHN r. JETER, Admir-.
Amelia, December so lids
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Leaving

A clear fund upon trip of one days journey
down and one day back, to meet the charges
of the time necessarily consumed in loading
and unloading !; and it is evident the greater
number of days journey there are in trip,
the time Of loading and unloading being the
same, the greater the profits TO the carrier.
The same estimate on boat of Is tons,
equpt with two men and hoy and one horse,
leaves 81 0S per day TO meet all contingencies
of loading, unloading and detentions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-06

I(Y virtue oi deed Of executed by Michael W.
- Hancock To Edmund Taylor Patrick hsan for the
purposes therein mentioned, hearing the
cenher 1919, and recorded in the court Chester.
hed shall, surviving trustee ON
nesay the seventh day of January fair ii not the
hr TAR day thereafter - o'clock, before she
Eagle tavern in the city of Richmond money fiji
y-three slaves consisting of men, and chLiren-
hose wishing TO purchase will have opportunity Al this
sale OF Supplying themselves with auable
and several efficient crop-hands.
A. -
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VIZ. ALEXANDER McNTN.'

SIR You will please notice ibatf shall on the 2eih
y day of January next Pvhatsn Courthouse proceed
10 take the dispositions OF Hugh owen and William Hovai
aud others between the hours OF O'Clock M and sun
set. and from day 20 day until taken and AZ Campbell
Courthouse, the Sis day 81 The month proceed
take the deposition of Mrs Mary Lewis and on The ID o.
February, ~ the city Of Richmond, proceed take the
positions Of Jeidah Allen and others. all Of which
read evidence IN certain suit pending in the superior
court Of chascery for the HchihOn district wherein
plaintiff and you aud Mary Ann McKim, Elizabeth p Tnf
nsn, Sarah 3. 1urnan Susan TVruau Martha j.
coers Of James rUraan deed defendants which
time AND place attend " yOr think Sroprr.
bee n 7O-w4w EIfZABErH TtiUNAN
y ~ The Deposition u Mr.. Jeddiah Allen and Others
viii be taken n the Eagle Hotel said civ, fht
houcs, mentioned above aod continued from DAY day
until completed. T. 7