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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-03-13
THE MONITOR,
'Uhom deape" approves ofn,od, must Jtlhey,d'
FROM rnE LITERARY coMpAslox.

The following paper was found among some old
manuscripts Of a Lady Of fine mind, and amiabIc
manners, who left Newly rk with her husband and
child, in order to seek parimonv at distance
from social and polished life and in the midst Of our
wilderness, At the time she wrote it, She was in
i'll health, and WITH very little prospect of any thing
else before her but the tomb. But She i, now alive
and we'll and the solitary place TO witch she went
is made glad and the wilderness has been made to
blossom and re- joice the rose.
con earth hase-no home am about to leave
my mother, and most Of my friends and relat,ons
with whom have spent my early life Nv husband
and child alone remain with ME. Strangers must
be my associates My body IS weak-my mind
untutored in adversely. feel myself unfit 10 en-
dure the hardships of life The Lord. hone. will
be my support. may dare to look up to him
as my friend May put my trust in him in A strange.
land May find a home that never can be lost
home in Heaven
IT should not live long in this world. as often
think cannot, may some kind friend be mother
to my babe, teach her to walk in the path Of yrtu.
watch over her infant steps----reprove her faults
with gentleness. and tell her she once had mother
who constantly pray ed for her welfare in this and
the world 10 come, and thai whether She meet with
prosperity adversely here, She must pu, her t1u,
in her Heavenly Father WHO las promised 10 bro
tect the Orphan"
.1ustSt TO- 1877.
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TIE GARLAND
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH Is, 1921.

When an old bachelor (as We Judge our worthy
correspondent to be can discourse 50 gallantly and
t-clngl, upon the charms and worth Of tie fair,
y hat might we not expect from the glowing ina
giuation and generous enthusiasm of youth
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE GARLANn.
Accompany me, and contemplate z" Hrareas last
dr@ g.ft 70 man," In every character, Woman is
Interesting, though not always amjable We niog
not love, but We must admire. Whether as the
venerable natron or the blooming mad, the chaste
wife or tender relation, old Or Young, married or
unmarried, virtuous ,iclous-still She will com
inand our admiration and influence our actions
Who, them can be ashamed to pay homage to
,lrtuous woman She is the purest abstract of
Deity that can be found in all his works She is
the image Of love, purity, and truth and she lives
and moves in all who possess virtuous Innocence
Woman ever has BEEN still is, and ALWAYS will be,
the main spring OF every masculine Achievement
her influence is felt by ALL, from the nero to the
clown, from the man to the stripping and whe-
Their she fire Troy, excite emulation at game
Of marbles whether She influence court or rule
in dairy, te end, cause, and effect, are still the
same We may talk of pariotism-we may pirate
OF tame-but who could feel the one, or seek the
other, but for the sake of woman
Woman still more interesting when we con-
template her, night and day, watching by the pill
low OF a friend, administering the healing balm,
sustaining the dropping head on her sympathising
bosom. and wipng the clammy dews of death from
the sunken checklist is in such scene lovely
Woman shines unrvalled, and constrains man to
pay the homage due to angels Of humanity
1--WE hope our readers VIII not conclude, from
the general tenor of the articles presented in this
number that it is our wish to inculcate and dhuse
spirit and feeling as melancholy as our own In
our next, we will give them some liyeler pictures,
and endeayor to excite feelings IN unison with the
'eason-ts hopes, its flowers, and its budding joys
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fNlIDtItTY.

1t IS we'll known that MIR Hume himself was NJ.
yer 50 much puzzled as when peremptorly askee,
by lady, at Bath, to declare upon his honor as
gentleman, whether he would choose III, own cor
tdental domestcs from such As held his own prin-
cples, or from those who conscientiously believed
N the truths OF revelation. lie frankly degded in
favor of the latter
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Published EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAHER,
At The Office Of the Virginia Free Press.

TERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum
payable quarterly in advance or one dollar and
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scribing. Payment in advance from distant sub
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The postage on all letters and communications
must be paid, or it will be charged with the sub
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THE RETROSPECT.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE GARLAND,

SIR-Since your sketch of the landscape around
us, have frequently taken a morning ramble, while
the blue mist, mild emblem Of springs sottness and
natures renovation, yet rested on the lofty noun
tam top. These ranbes were undertaken, not
merely to test the truth Of your delneatons, but
/ to Inhale the pure breeze of the morning, to
listen to the sweet warbngs Of the returning BIRDS
and to indulge my natural propensity to wander in
solitude As saunierea along, admiring the con
grcgaed splendours Of the scene before me, be-
came wraptin contemplation. 1t is when alone, that
the mind is most inclined to commune with itself;
and, by the help of one Of its nobest faculties to
take retrospect of the moments that have been
launched into the ocean of time. 1t is in seclIsion
that it can with camness review the past events of
life; and while memory carries US back to DAYS Of
innocence and Joy-the sporiye gambols and guile
less enioyments Of youth-she, like faithful moni-
tor, unlols the dark scroll of our ollles, and BY
contrast presents mirror. which reflects virtue in
all its purity and vice in all its cnorny As some
little incidents reminds Of childhood aud its
afccGons-the bhthsomc carol of the ploughboy-
the beating Of the innocent iamb-the shr MI
mckry of the merry mock ,bird-and the plaintiye
invitation Of the mild dove to its absent mlte--so.
by association, do bring to remembrance the
friends Of our infancy, the partakers Of humble
Joys, and the kind comtorters of our earl, woes.
Eaci one has doubtless found, in youth, some con
genial bosom in which to confde; some heart
whose palpitations were in unison with his own
Thus, while climbing the steep activities of the
mountains, or rambling through the solitary shades
Of the deep embosomel vale some vision of youth
ful days fits before me- and arouses me to recol.
lection. AS pass murmurng rivnet, its
slmilItude 70 the one that meandered through the
valley in which stood the peaceful cot of my birth,
bursts with full force upon my Senses and the
cheerful companions Of by past times are presented
to my view, buoy ant hope itself But, alas
soon their beloved forms recede roGl me, and leave
me enyeloped in melancholy Many Of them have
removed to distant chimes, and many, too, have
been touched BY the icy hand Of death. Ere the
scythe of time had cut down some of the compa
Mons of my boylsh days, was giddy and reckless
as the sportlve butterfly the buds of hope grew
| gaily around me, and life seemed only bright per
| spectve of joy The thought of futurit, seldom
passed across my mind for was wholly absorbed
with the round Of earthI, comforts spread before
me. But when some Of my dearest earthly ties
were severed, and the blast of desolation passed
over my heart, yet unaccustomed to sorrow, began
to feel the fll4cy of human calculations, and the
necessity of resting my hopes OF felicity some
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By he President u The Uniied Suites:
IN pursuance Of law, 1 JAMES Monroe
Il President Of the United Staies, do hereby
proclaim aud make known, that public sale
will he held at the toten Of Jackson, the seat
Of government of the state Of Mississippi, on
the first Monday IN Der Der merit, for lie dis
posal Of the land situate in the following des-
cribed townships andfractionsl townships In
the district oflands coded 10 the United States
by the Chociaw Indians, viz
Easi Of The Meridian line of the Disirict West
Of ptari Hrtr.
Fractional townships Nos. II, 10, i6, & II,
OF range No. 4
IA, ID, Is, & IL,
of range No. 5
Vest Of The Meridian Line of he Chocta,o Dis
Hfcf
townships No. 7, 8, 9, 10, and 70,
oil range No.
!, 8, 0, and 10, 2
], 4, and o, 3
Fast Of HE Meridian Line Of Tie ChocfdU Dis
tricf.
townships No J, 8, 10, II, ~, of range No.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be exclu-
ded from the sales, which will commence
with ,he lowest number of section, township,
and range, aud will proceed in regular hume
rical order.
Given undcl my hand, AT the City of Wash
ington, this fifteenth day OF July, A. d. 1924.
JAMES MONROE.
BY The President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office.
Aug. 81. wtds 3
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Yen DeNars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, living
~ IN PnisylVanh county, Virginia, on Mon.
uay the I'd nsi, negro boy named JORDAN,
o' yel.o" complication, ID years old, 4 feet 10
or ~ inches high, quite smart spoken boy,
hau o" "heh he leit home, pair OF blue
checked panialoons,a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark reco,lcc
led-tie was seen on Wednesday night tho
'lth inst, al Mr. Swinney's, near Iynchbnrg.
and do expect he il lurking about town.
whoever may apprehend the SAL how and
deliver him TO me, or lodge him in Jail So Thai
gel him again, shall receive the aboye re-.
ward.
Augnst - "" 'H NE
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Office

subscribers having removed from
this place, earnestly regues; all those
indebted TO than, TO come forward and settle
thelr accounts as speedily as possible, as they
are DESTROYS 10 close the business of the COT.
Germ.
We have appointed Mr. Calvin Tate u
Mr. Ammon Hancock, 10 settle and adjust al
aebts due us The books and pai,cfs " III =
Kept at the store of Alessrs Hancock 4 Biar.
CAMPBELL 1. GRE nNA}
August @ t.4y
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AT 4 MEETING

az the President and Directors ol the
~ tyAehburg y saiem TarnPike Company,
ai the Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg, on The
81 day 81 september, 1921
ORDERED, thai the stockholders OF the
L1nehbheg aud Safsm Turapite Compungpay
10 the treasurer, on or before the l2lh day Of
October pexi, meat month"; Ten Dollars on
each OF their several shares of stock
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Sept. 10 VITO
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.Rslgon Conntg. July Court, 1924.

sNfi5OH IuhHfyj July tbuits is~f
Retsen Kiyes and Alexander Brown, snrviv
ing partners of Robert Rises, James Murphy,
and Alexander Brown, late merchants and
partners, trading under the firm Of kiyes,
Murphy and Brown, comPl'nts.
against
Dandridge cIasby, Mary CLASSIFY, widow OF
william CLASSIFY, deed, William CIasby, John
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, John Staples and Anne his wife, for
merry Anne CLASSIFY, William Mantipiy and
Polly his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabney
z. Bryant and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth CLASSIFY, Susannah Hales, formerly
Susannah Clasby, Creed c. Carter and Polly
his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, aud Martha
CLASSIFY, William CLASSIFY, John CLASSIFY, Virginia
and Elizabeth CLASSIFY, James CLASSIFY and kO-
bert CLASSIFY, infants aud heirs oil Thomas
CLASSIFY, dec d, by Creed c. Carter, specially
assigned their guardian, dei'ts.
IN Ii.3NCERY
On tile motonof the compliments, by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and il appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court, that the de-
PENDANT Dandrdge CLASSIFY IS not an ini,abi-
tant OF this commonwealth, and without the
jurisdiction of this court il is ordered aud
decreed, that the defendants in this country
be restrained from paying away, secreiing, or
otherwise disposing of, any money, property,
or other effects, which they may have in their
hands, or which may hereafter come 10 their
hands, belonging to the absent defendant, to
the amount of seventy dollars, subject TO the
further order and decree of this court, con-
corning the same and it is further ordered,
that the said absent defendant cambridge
CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November next, aud answer the
bill OF The compliments, aud that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in q the Vir-
ginian, published in the town of Lynchburg,
once week for eight weeks, excessively,
previous 10 the said day, and thai another
copy thereof he posted up at the front door
OF tire courthouse OF this county en some
court day. copy-Tesle,
3 SP0TSH0OD GARLAND, Clerk.
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One Tract.

Whereon he now resides, in Aahers, cou-.
distant II niles frol. Lynchburg aud l ",D
Amherst court house, known by the MAJ. "oll
GRAHAM'S COVE, containing i35o sa Il
between 4 and $40 of which are cles.,.55ei
This land lies well md is in good hear, a.
dwelling house i comfortable and CONVEX ibe
aud has attacked 10 il the neces,ar,
houses, orchards, &c. There is vel = wi
portion Of good tobacco land to eli, ar vis
is very heavily timbeled. Tie Nhul. ,
is we'll Vatered IVY Vat
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Aaoyo wnlcn anr 1nr ror,owrse

AMONG wHIcH abE TN FOLLOWING
Glm sh.llae, Alcohol, Sand Paper, Gold
Leaf, Dutch Metal, Lamp Black, heal Spanish
Annsiia, llaek aud red Ink Powders, superior
quality " iue sitter, Sloughions ditto, PR.
Robcrisons Nen ons Cordial or Nature s
Grand Restorative, large qaaotily 81 excel
lieut. PUTTY
1he above. together with every other nrl'-
ole in the snhsetibers' line ol ha-ioes-, viii Ice
sold on rs accommodating terms rs at any a.
iher establishment IN this seetion NJ the coun-
try. HM OWENS a. q. l.. LECkIE.
;3cptamber,3. etcew
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DY the Latest ARRIVALS lron New York,
ID the subsrrihri'. have trse sised additional
supple. -of AEH AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, whiol. have been purchased Il, anc-
ton ior cash, very mach below The ordinary
prices--among ~Asoh are
Superinc blue aud black Cloths
Do do do tsssimeres
Do fibb'dsud strir'd do !lashiona.
hieslyiei
Il few pieces superb SIX Velvet Nesting
Londol fashionable Golorud hnd Willie Mar
settles
Damask saIn, new article for gentemcn's
trahtalot ~
Super chinlg Calheocs and printed huslins
parisiam frihts
Gauze Ribbons lNhandsome ortiele)
Thread lsiogs
Irl,n and peicrine Scars
Ladies Thread Stocking, superior quality
9.A heavy tN,iled Bed l,eh,ng
Oh Irish Shooting
5;I Linen Checks
q W;tthnsn >hepfing,
Nhite aud eelared pumesties
a handsome assortment of plain and gured
Grapes la,l colnrs)
MandarinsC rapc Kphrs
Needle wreasht Alasln do
rDae case blaek Lcghorn Flats
Also, lew eiegant Mantle CLASSES and Hail
Lamps and variety OF othee.nrliolcs,
entirely TOO numerous for recital
We hattrr ourselves TINT the additions re-
eceully made to oar io9mer very extensive
assortment Fe,sders ii superior 10 any other
a this city
The prices OF orr goods have lately under.
sgone such dininolion that persons who ma,
1cel d.spesed 10 purchase viii, we hope, Gu,
T To ti.eif interest to gave ~ il oail
wv. MCkE .. J. u M1EM
August % I,
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VIVIAN NOVEX..

HE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens OF Lynchburg, and the public
generally, that owing TO the hardness of the
times, he has reduced the price of boarding
10 Id % per year, Tor mainland ! IS
per day i"r man aud horse. lie is provided
with good stable, and skillful and attentive
hosllefs, aud hopes by attention TO business,
to Sive general Satisfaction.
ELaJAI BROWN.
Aug. 81. $50
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Dl virtue nf a decd uN trust executed ,n
80 the s,l,seriber 10y Henry Lane. jr. bear
ing date tie ; Il August ls22, and o, record
in tue clerk atce of the coanly camrt of
Bedford, Cor The purposes therein expressptl,
shalt proceed 10 se.i, (u the Grist Mil of the
said Henry Lane, ir') on Saturday the o6tE VI
tue prrsens month i9cpen;her.) tuthc high
'"Nl bidder cash, the following
NSaA Il pevsauaA Estate.
40 wit 2 The residue If tt,r TRACT OF
LAND (ue, soid) sprciGrl in said deed -.
Also, said Henry i.'ar's right in aud IN the
EoNnwinS Negro slaves,
90 wd Caesar, Spencer, Jailey. pachol
Fdmnl Dick, bah and Caleb--l head az
hotses, i h'.Jd OF cattle, Il sheep Sc &c.
or so mach thereof as will satisfy Tie balance
81 the dcd thai NOW remhins dIe Douglas,
B. LayAe. A. SET fo'ah in TIE trust deed. Ac-
ling rs Wa.tre, l shaft conrey the lijlc as vrs-
fod IL ne aud NO other
NATHANIEL S. STRANGE.
Scpteta1ser 3. r3w2
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Notice

Is hereby gwen 1hot cHHe Cells a. Ne
u L""ni'c HOyjioA, in The cdg Of Huiis.,..
C"'S afe ocoiP't", and hat no more patients,
I Male or .se' raIc,) will he received into said
Hospital, until sore OF the said Cells are va
can't due notice OF which will he given
by ofae' ojhe Co"ri 81 Diatctors
,,... LEO. iiEALE}, c. {. d.
Williamsburg, Feb. 81.
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NtENIVuuIs
IN CU1.SCEEY


On the motion OF the complainant by lis
counsel, who flied his bill, and il al.
pearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant Dandridge Classy is not an inLa-
h'iant OF TINS commonwealth, and without The
jurisdiction ID this court i is ordered and dt.
Greet, that the defendants in this country be
restrained from paying away, secreling, or %.
iher"'se d'sp"s'ngo OF any money, property or
other effects, which they nov have in tbtic
hands, or which may hereafter come to ,heic
hands belonging 20 The absent dele ndan,. 10
the amonnt OF City dollars, SUI ject to tho
further order aud decree of this court, concer.
mug the same. And ii IS Jurihor ordfy,d. that
the said pandridse Clasby do appear here on
the fourth Monday in November neat, and
answer the complainant's bill, and that CO.
~ of tbis order he forthwith Inserted in the
" F'rS'n'an, published in ,hetown ofLynch.
burg. once week for eish, weeks sueee,.
siive'y previous 10 that day, ead that auo
Their copy thereof be posted up at the iront
door OF the court house OF / his county GA
some court day.
Copy-Teste.
SP0TSWOOD GARLAND, Clerk.
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also, one other Tract

Adjoiningihe above described Land. co,,'
ing upwards OF 700 acres. On this tra,, " ,s"
are Two settlements, on one Of vbirL we
very sood house, well finished, ou, b",A
orchards, good garden, SC and on ~
other comfortable dwelling house, orrto, gs
&c. This tract also adjoins The lands of II.,
Shelton, Col John Au,iIl,r and o,b., '''a
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Not

WAS committed to the Jail of this
w county, onthe 9th instant, II negro boy
by the name of DICk-He is 10 or 10 wears
old, of yellow complexion, and appears TO be
about feet or y inches hieh-IIe says he
belongs to Philip Thurmond o. Amherst coun-
ty The owner is desired 10 come 10, ward,
prove property, pay charges and take him a.
way, or he will be deali with a. the law di-
reefs. SV1NFiELD HILL,
SHERIFF Of Frankiin, IN.
August 81. 4ts3
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

FINDER the firm "f BRADfUTE &
~ ToMPklNS 5, -piH ssiablish, on The 10th
day of this NINTH. az .ifCffOA md GE
NEElL COMMISSION BUSINESS, IN the
town OF Isnchhntg, ~ the house now occu-
pied by Nj johu Robinson, nj The upper end
of the toRn. Goasigner, of Goods ARE assur'
"a ihaturery eFerlt1h wall be nssd for tllclr
interest fiid the most pnnctnaliiy observed
10 rcm,tanccs. We viii ALSO attend To the
sale oi Teal aud Personal Estate IN or near the
town, OH the customary terms md Ia the
shipping Of eonntry produce sl,d other arli.
Giles 10 Richmond. and Ia the receiving OF
Goods 10 be forwarded to the west
ARCiIltr1LD BilADFUIE.
QuARLL5 rOMtkiAS.
September J TO
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NvNst ale.

XrWst ale.
pY virtue of deed Of trust executed 10
- us by Pr. Jueiaii Morton, dated the 18th
day d November, 1929, and duly recorded
IN IL" county court of Piusyivania, we shalt
proceed 10 ,rN AZ public auction, for cash, on
Friday the oath day OF September next, at
the house of the said Morion near Sandy
river, in the county aforesaid,
\ valuable young Slaves,
To wit Phil, Isaac, Tom, Jim, Eliza, jenny,
and Amelia Or so nincii thereof asNill he ne.
ce,sary 10 satisfy the purposes of the said
trust. arting as trustees we shall convey
such title only as is vested in me
GEORGE TONNES,
A. c. SHELTON.
Jolly ~ 4v r
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Cash fov Wheat

e fl3E subscriber win AT all times paw cash
IL for Wheat, delivered at the Lynchburg
Eills. HoWSON 5 WHITE
July l6. 4sts
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HNVSN -.

DAINT, Scrubhing, Shoe, Sweeping,
a Whitewssh, shaving, Crrmb, Dustng,
Hair. and C,othes BRUSHES. Also, a vnri.
city of FANCY SOAPS, aiALS, &c. just re.
1eiyed aRd Tor sale by
THOMAS J. DuvN.
Sept. 40 Is
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VAI.VaHLE I.aSOs

THE subscriber wishes To sell tho =
Il lowing valuable TRACTS OF IAt%
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Mso, one other rract

Adjoining the last mentioned land, conts;,
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one Side =.
the road leading from Samuel Burkss 10
Wat Gap, and the lands of Richard S, r.
lis, the Bethel tract, aud the lands of Joln
Camhi, dec. OF this tract there are c"i,,
about ID acres cleared, and that portion Of !,
is vel enclosed and fresh. Ii is heavily ,iua
bered aud Well watcred, and contains a Iargs
quantity oil first rate tobacco land. This trsr,
lies within one nile OF Bethel.
Tue above lands are not sold privately
before the 10Th day of October thev win, o.
that day be sold publicly at my residence =
Persons who RAY be DESTROYS of purchasing
It is expected, will wish to view the lands,
ihey VIII be shown at any time on appIica
ton being made to the subscriber.
u Terms OF safe shall be made nccomr,o
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER
February 90. oswte
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Willow Grove fer sale

10y virtue Of the last will and testament
- OF Robert Walker, deed, we will, on
Friday, the lst of October next, proceed TO
sell, to the highest bidder, Oh a credit oil one,
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AMHERST COUNTY, June Court, lS24
Frederick H. Murell, plaintiff,
against
Edmund \. sale and Lucas =. Thompson,
defendants
IN 'CHANCERY.
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant Sale does not reside with
in the iiu its at this commonwealth, on mo
tionzof The plniutigf il is ordered that the said
absent defendant doth appear here on the
first day OF September court neN and give Sc
OHIstY according TO the ACT of assembly aud
the rules a this court, and answer the plain
till7s bill aud il is ordered that copy Of
this order he inserted in the Lynchburg Viz
Ia Sepic mher cont next Aud il is ordered
that the et,cr defendant Thompson be res
traitlpd from paving away or otherwise dis
20 ing oi any monies or effects in his hands
belonging 10 said absent defendant, 10 the n
mount of one hundred aud twenty dollars
Mud il IS furthermore ordered, that II COPY of
this order lac posted At the front door ol the
culut house OF This county on some court
day \ copy. Ics,c,
u DAVIES, CIk.
u The defendants IN the above suit will
take notice that have appointed Saturday
/ the 18th day oi august, and Saturday the 9Th
dry III Sppten,her, 1924, In take s,ndrv depo-
, s,ihans, In be read in the trial ni the above
canse, nj the Franklin Hotel, in tAc town OF
iynchhug, when aud where they may attend
Nanr obi seryt, I. II hlURRELL.
July ld iSwSw