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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
IRELAND.

Disturbances were beginning to. wear
a serious aspect in the county of Lime
rick, Ireland Mr.. Reed, barrister, had
been killed, and several houses robbed
of arms.
The, aggregate meeting of the Irish
Catholics was held at Dublin, Sir Tho
mas Esmonde, Bart. in the chair, when
resolutions were unanimously agreed
to, condemnatory OF the injustice of the
penal code, as it affected the Catholic
body in all its branches The petition
on the general state of ireland was then
read. 1t entreated Parliament to call
on the established church to lessen their
incomes one fifth, TO disable the Orange
men of Ireland from holding places
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06

under government---and, finally, to
grant emancipation to the Roman Ca
tholics.o
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
YOUNG HYATnGA

Is beautiful chestnut sorrel, now rising Sc
ven years ole, stands full sixteen hands high ON
elegant set OF limbs. be 10 pronounced by good
judges one among the FIRST pacing horses in
Virginia.
fredericksburg yatoga was got by
the celebrated pacing horse old Ryatogs, who
was sold when Is years q for $1,000; bis dam
Mr. Clsrkson's thorough bred marc sriah--
Mariah was got by Turner Dixon's celebrated
running horse Jeston, her dam by the imported
horse Sir Archa, who was the sire OF the cele-
brated running mare Gentle Kitty, her 6. 4.
dam by the imported horse Stirling.
awe the subscribers do hereby certify that
Young Hyatoga, now the property OF MIR Ro-
bert p. Brisry, is a sure aud hrstrate foal
getter. Given under our hands this 2Uth day
Of March, 1928.
William GARRISON,
Thomas Backner,
John Taylor,
Ferguson Bell,
Hector Bel,
Joseph GIasscock,
John Marshall, Jun.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
FROM RIO sANEIRO.

By fast sailing vessel arrived at
Baltimore from Rio Janeiro, we learn
hat the Frigate United Stafes,a Com !,
modore HuLL, arrived at Rio IN the
10Th February, aud sailed on the nth
for the Pacific.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
Regimental Orders.

THE training of the Officers of the 9Th
Regiment will commence, IN Martinsburg, on
Monday the 10th of May next. The regiment
will parade on Thu sday the 18th, at the same
place, at IL o'clock. .t
Commandants of Companies viii furnish The
hdiutafit with a return ofthe strength of their
companies on the first day of the training, in.
Guiding in that return all public property ap-
plicable TOR military purposes.
Capt George Seibert viii take the command
of the company formerly commanded by Capt.
John ColstUn.
W.M GREGORY
Col. 9th Regt, V. M. -.
April 8. 1924
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
Hyatoga

NU win stand the ensuing season
SG42eF at my Farm on Mondays and
Tuesdays, and at Martinsburg on Fridays and
Saturdays, and cover mares at five dollars the
season; three. dollars the single leap, the mo-
ney TO be paid when the mare is put or will be
charged by the season, and eight dollars to
ensure mare with foal. The season has COM
mencea, and viii end the LAST day of June.
ROBERT n. BRL2RLY.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
JOHN F. sNODGRAsS,

OhNEf NJ Inv,
"ENDERS his professional services to the.
i citizens of Berkeley, and informs them
that he will practice in the Superior and Infe
sior Courts of Berkeley Jefferson, and Nor
gan Persons DESTROYS of consulting hun will,
for the present, find him, at his lodgings, at
the Globe Tavern, Martinsburg.
March 49, 1924 II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
VIRGINIA, to wit ~
BERKELEY COUNTY Court,
March Term. 1894

March Term, 1924.
RDel Hoover, PlainuH,1 9
Joseph Ford, Thomas and John Ken : -
nedy, and George Silvers,
Defendants =
THE defendants, Joseph Ford and George
l. Silvers, not having entered their appear.
ance, and given security according to the act
of assembly and the rules of this court: and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this state-H is'
Ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in June next, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in the Martinsburg Ga
zette, and Re posted at the door of the Court
House of this county
A Copy-Teste, -
d. HUNTER, c. B. c.
March Is, 1924 2m III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
la
Arch near The City Hal.
q.

D. SshUfLER. C. HUeER.
Ia EfYE7'TE.
II. STECRES. c. DIT Portal.
a. Who, like Lafayette, was a volunteer
in our service, imprlled by like generous
motivrs-and like him, too, carried back To
his native land, that devotion to free gov.
ernment and improved knowledge of il,
principles which he acquired here.
b. Major General .Sthuyier, of New
York-he was deemed an exc.IIent officer.
ana was certainly an excellent patriot
He was an intimate friend of General La
FayeHe.
{. Brigadidier General of coptinent.l
lIne, south Carolina-serond in command
at the battle of Guilfurd. He IL named
here, because II was his sop, or some Other
70 alton, WHO made the attempt To rescue
LA Fayttte from his Imprisonment at o..
mutt.
a. MAYOR General, and Inspector Gen.
ofthe continental arm, he wa Lafay ette's
second IN command while he was commal-
der in chief in Virginia.
9. Mayor General and Chief Engineer
OF the continental Army-he WAS at ihs
siege OF York, and served with distinguish
ed praise.
The arch is ~surmounted hy large splpn
did s'lt Eagle, standing on a gilt ball
Across the body ofih- Eagle is inscribed
The siege and capture of York Town
from The blll of the Eagle Brandy ioe !
from one OF lis wings "Glouccstrr Point
" Barren iidI Chnrch'-from the Opposite
wing Newport" Marquis's koud,'
a" Jamestown"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
IiNCuBuRG, NOVEMBER ,, ias
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION

We s,hioin refutn~ from AL the counties
yet heard from, of the votes given IN this
ian. ,urtant tlcelion. Wlatey ma be IN.
.sutt in ihls STATE, the ltlrods nj Nj. Ad
ans may congratulate ihrns Ives on hav
ing received a ,~esp,etsl,le sntI'ort. Even
that was depied To tllrm ly the Crawford
nafty -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05

N~AsHINGToN, Oct. 5-Commndorr
David poitrr commander of the Naval
forces Of the tultcd States. in the West
Indies and on the Coast of Africa, leaves
town his morning, Ia repair To Thomp.
soo's Island. lie goes uut again in tn,
corvette John Adams, now !, ing IN the
Delaware, and will proceed with So mnch
despatch that he expects 10 be at sea by
the day after to morrnw.
We mc happy 10 state that this gallant
and .nterprlzlhg officer has entirely re-
covered from the i'll health brought on him
10y The halrful climate to winch he has
beer exposed IN the discharge uf the haz
ardous duty for which H.. volunteered his
services, and By which the country has to
.iaiucot the loss of SO many valnahles
lives. MAJ. ME.
a Georgia paper which, al the request
of Judge Woodward, Las copied his re-
marks, originally pnhlIshrd in the National
J%ournaI, Recommending the rsla b,ishmrnt
of a new Depart mvnt OF Government, to
be called the " Department of Domestic
Aha,rs," says, that" The subject derives
additional Importance from the fact that
IN" President, at the next session of Con
srrss, will recommend the establishment
ofsuch II department" This information
VAS doubtless derived from judge WOOD
ward. Mr.. Madison, it will be rccnllertcd,
strongly recommended such n measure
eight or ten years agu AID, With a view
10 Il m~cthodicai arrangement Of business
among the public Offices, some such mea.
sure is almost indispensable. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
MORGAN,
MORGAN.
Gothic Arch fronting The WASHINGTON ia.
terfl.
a. STARkE.
!. PIcKkss, {. CANppr,,
MORGAN.
u. BUTLER, =. HgTr


a. Gen. Sarke of New Hampshire
whose decisive victory over Col. Baum Of
the German auxiliari-s, al B-nningtm
mainly contributed 10 the capture of Bon.
goynr at Saratoga, when Morgan acted 10
conspicuous IA part.
b. Gen. PickenS, 81 North Carolina NJ,
lita, who was with Morgan IA, III. Gov pens
and wasa most active aud gallant %ollic.rip
Grecnr's campaigns.
c. Col. Campbell of the Virginia miita
the h,ro of King, Monniain-he brought
a large reinforcement of mountain rilenro
to Gen. Greene.
d. 1t. Col. BuRer-Morgan's second
IN command Mt Saratoga.
e. TIM late Colonel William Ueth-
Morgan's Lieutenant at Qmcbcc-he wa.
afterwards rapidly prnmot.d-he was d.-
tingnlshed Mt tir battle of B~randyvinr.
The interior of the fou r-frontcd Archie,
bear aloft, bralifni Inscriptions printed TN
white satin. Inside of one arch, the inscrip
ton is THE Temple of independence con
secratrd with the blood of Heroes to Hast.
ington'-lnside uf smother arch, I'll. in
seriPtion cons-crated it"to La Fdgettsn-
ON a Sd to LiLerty'-and on the 4th ~
ppiut."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05

IT. IOifIt q FFlIN u 'IH''T
Pattlshtrs % lac La.eS u Ho ta'o".
IL The Semi Weekts Paper, al 81 Aad The
Weekly Paper, AT - per annnms f"s 'i''e -
stvaace.->o subscription N'ilbe received iut
a less time than sly mouths aud no paper siil
he discontinued Qbh, at the discretion pt the
l.dtafS) until all arrearages are paid.
AZ Ads erfisemcnis siIl te inserted ~ 81
senls per square tui 'iess) tie hrst umr, aud
81 Ia cents loF reeh continuance. fhose
from q distance must be pad for previous 10
their insertion, or the pa, mem assumed BY
.ome responsible person In l.suchhnrs.
II Chaneery Orders are inserted Tor 81,
d,iinrs
~ LETTERS adlre ssed 10 the Editors must
IL. rsst ram, or they will moi be sttendad 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
MERCER.

Ish.
The Gothic orch fronting The CAPITA
n. MONTGOMERY. F'"'
b, De kALB. c. PoRrre,a
MERCER. In
d.. WARREN. e. D,,,n
n. General .uontgomery-kilied at o,s
bee. s"'
b. Maj. Gen. Baron DE Katb-kiu4d.,
Camden. ~
C. 1t. Col. P%orterfeia, of the Virgin,
continental iine-kilIed al Camden Qua
Il. Wdrren, Of Massachusetts Militia
killed at Bunker Hill.
e. Gen. DAVIDSON, of North Csroi,,
Milit,a-killed on the banks of III. Carau
ba, where hc was pooted by Genera
Greene 10 dispute Lord Cornw alIis's M.
a Z Of the riseI-lle was an officer vCbi,t
merit. o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
NELSON.
.frch at the Government House.
Il. RUTLEDGE.
.. iRuMBLLI. Il. LIVINGSTON
NELSON.

o. iRuMBLLL. Il. LIvINGsTOH.
NELSON.
c. CLINTON. Rrlr.
Below the name Of Nelson is pointed The
court "i Arms of the State below WHICH,,
pet"een two parallel circular lines, is III.
stfihrd itle name of " Patrick Henry
nus representing him as supporting the
Arms Of Virginia.
a. Governor Of S. Carolina.
D. Governor of Connecticut.
C. governor of New York.
u. Governor of New Jersey.
e. governor of Pennsylvania.
these were men, who. TX. Nelson. rrn
ucred most efficient political, as well as
1H'a'a'ry services during the Revolutionary
GREENE.
.Hch aear The WaShinstoh Tavsrx.
a. MARION.
b. WILLIAMS. 9 C.pp,xeqos.
GREENE.
u W. pAsnINGToN, 4. II. LIE
b.. Gen. Marion, Of S Carolina MiIitia-,
one 81 the. most meritorinus officers anu
oest men this nation eve produced aa@P
ter Is ii, Ing, or he should be put along siue
him though ii bitter enemy 10 Greene ~
did good service.
J.. Othe Ii. Williams, CVlopel Of ths
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05

and thereby, in effect, dclefhined Il.
test. t9h.
WAYNE.
Gothic .7rch fronting ne Goferpm.,,,
srONEY POINT. me
W. W.5r,,E. l'lpo,q.
nclCLAHkg. GAMBLE. Inn
hi Mayor Posey, ride 4 yolnn,,a..'
shadPs LV Of Washington, p. -. ,4t
4" lnnel Henry wastlr first Ia .nIrr H. =
i" aud strike the British STANDARD ~, 'ea
Poscy mounted shr works aln,., I'yF
" same instant, aud was ,hr flsI :, u las
the ~woichwnrd +" tire furt's our n.' sNs
Ne]Col.Goorge Rogers CIarkr.Yb,.
mandcd the Illinois Regiment. ,la,s CON
Virginia, aud conquered the North w 81
..h.so,;.,, ']er,icc ~ 9'''' I'll Wayne,
ndNColonei Edward IIand-who, T.,
Wayne, WAS of the Pcnnsyl, AHA Inn. "f
most excellent ollicer-he was adm a"'
neral of the main army under Gen. WSe
lugton.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-05
THE VIRGIN

rmsIFD AM PusJlsasp ~
RICHARD N. IOLEH q SOM ID COLIN
Patttshtrs 81 lac La1.eS 81 Ho taaon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
NrNst Sale.

DY virtue of deed ortru.t cxcc,.,d .,
~ the subscriber hy Hugh Tagr,t ON ,lo
2lsl day of February, ls22, and dnly rcco ,''r
ca IN the county court Clerk Office of Am.
hersi, tor the purposes therein mentioned.
W''l be sold to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on The premises, on the Goth day Of
March neNt, 1874, by way of public auction,
n Tract or Parcel of and
Iy'ng ard being in the county of Amherst
containing one hundred and nnetv.three AVID
n hait acres, adjoining the lands Of GnoI.h, :
ifeirs, the Legatees of Beverly Williamson
Ambrose Mcdaniel, and John Smith A,'
'hg Is trustee, shall convey sreh titlr ~
sad deed vest, in me and none other 10
r., ColtNELlUS POWELL.
- Wtds 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

4 Trulcs held IN the cIcrh' Office of Am
4 " herst county, On the inst Monday in
January, 1901
Joseph Ii. Carter, cA'or Of John Mays, de
ceased puiniiil,
against
james d Robert Donald a Co. defendants.
~ CIIJiNCERY
On motion Of the pIniniiG, aud il appearing
by Affidavit of said plaintiff, that the defcn-
danis are not inhab,lans of this common.
wealth II = o'dercd' tia, th"y do appear on
he held IN said county, aud euler Chcir appear
hnce, aud give security according TO The net
81 assembly, and it is further ordered, fhai a
COPY al This order lie published Two month.
a'cecssi'elv n the Lynebhurg Nnginlan, pub
llshed in lie town Of Lynchburg
copy Eestc,
% \. u. DAVIES, clerk
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
Doncing School.

4 ~ W NUNHNN reSpfcF1ulTV
"a Informs The Ladits a,,d Gentten,Sn ot
tgach5@g and us ric'aiythothe iniends omen
t e1 DHfing Seh9ot some line IN .lprd ortiz
ran De obtained. -HlriHg prep,o,is,y tonrbi IN
ms p'4ce, &c deans II oniy ,.ecessorv 10 say Un,
ms particular attention te.a be gcSoted 10 mf
pupils entrusted 10 his care.-Teyms of Tui.
ton, Sl2 per Scholar 81 Of u&ich IN adrancf
a Subscription iist IS IN n Eehols 4. .Aorfb's
bookstore. Those 'eho are disposed 10 enconrage
the se'oot WW please cal! aud enter their
names.
February 81. eaet,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
.MctronomicA ~ stem.

They who shall be Instructed upon this
plan wi ind ~ practice thai Music las
every adsalJfHEe uf II science, pleasing l."
tie human ear aud understanding, aud
tliai II j. Dei thai ,phcmcral mechanical
knowledge ntich lHgse INSTRUCTED ia the
usual mode lave supposed 1t.
Music, wien culilratedas scieutrf Ike
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands the
mud md improves the seart and DISPOSE
tlon.-Ths mcilnd Afford equal adsanfa-
scs 20 those who resitle'p town and those
IN The country. Lessons for a week. for
fortnight or for mouth, viii be FUND as
beneficial rs those of shorter periods. -
He will attend 10 the instruot ion Of md
,iduaI-, or classes which may he formed,
at any moderate distance from Lynch
burg lie has engaged skifal person to
furnish him with Mctronomcs, for the use of
his scholars.
o. He has large assortment or i'm.
ported Music, for the accommodation Of his
pupils, and lhs IN agent at the north, to
furnish any person with all kind Of Musica
Instruments, Pianos, Clarionets, Flutes, &c
&c.
o. A line addressed 10 J. A. 6. al Mr.
Robert Morriss's will meet with prompt
attention.
December ;. Wits 10
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lnEuYmation Wanted.

~ person by the name OF sELAH
~ GOV ELL, Who left the city of New
York N May, 1921; since which time no sa.
t'slactery information has been obtained Of
him. Since the period above mentioned. he
resided a short time ia Richmond. =, lie
is about feet Q inches in height, slender
make, fair complexion, light brown hair
blue eyes, the sight Of one DESTROYED. con
Siantly wears spectaces aud sometimes a
green silk over one eye school teacher by
profession and when last heard of. NDs in
habits OF intemperanco, Any person nos.
ses,ing information OF tie above named
person, viii eontere iavor by commitment
ing the same 70 the Editors of the Hi,bn,a,,,l
Commercial Compiler
February -, u.2,r
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J WILLS. e

f1Nl Is is 10 forwarn all persons from tradin
: Tor or taking an assignment ola NOTE of
mine, given on demand, for the sum OF S2n.
bearing dAte an Thursday the 26ih OF Erhru.
ary, ISL, IL bciug given III exchange of hnr-
g. Ia man who.e name do no. rrcollcct
The uaE Tor Which the note WINS given prove,
- be unsoand therefore, will not pay the
note. JAMES WATTS
March ). vno3n
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Y Wginia:

:
4 Il Ruicg hoI1cn IN The C2c,k's OEc,
Aof He Saperior Court Of CbancerV for I'M
iRneto"ts District, he sm day Of Deecm6cr
Maiin Parks, HWireParks, Samuel Bprt,
4ad Pfegg ms W.fe, and .1ab,ose Rucker and
'''s"o,H ms rye Piaint,Ds.
Moses Rec5er and BcHjomip Parts pns.
The Dtttndon B,ajania PARTS mol
hor1Hg rRicrcd his appearance end ri,,p sc.
cWttg etcordingio INC Set Of .4sa,abk1 md N,
H"lcs q ms Coart, and Il appearing bg sat;y.
Jacio'g etideHce, that he is mol an ipLab;ja,i or
ms country II rs ordcrtd That TIE said DE-.
Jt"3aR do appear here on NE first Dan Of the
aert term and anS,rer the bW oTbe P{ai9jjgs .
and thai copy Of his order be iortsrih IN
seftfd in some newspaper printed in Meio,en Of
hyaftoug Far hfo months successircly and
the sad Torn
"A Copy Teste
y JOIN HILLS, &C.
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lRILS1 SALE

RRl virtue of two Deeds in Trust cxccu-
~ ted Ia the subscriber, the first by Merit
~ White aud wife, and the other by the said
Merritt NJ. White and William White, and
NEW wives, which are recorded in III, CLERK ;
phce et Amitcr county, shall proceed 10
s,' ~; % ihn highest bidder, for ready money.
P Rar iuI t'ih day of March nest, in town of
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Stop the illaint

JUNAWAl the ed Of Ills pFo,,l
mulatto man named NED hi
fellow, hui has large breAsf and i. -. -"
mate, htile bow-legged, Il high fun tal,Iaty
dark eyes, l.oies in his ear aud Il t,l,.#f, ,
sharp chlu-Wcafs his hair tied brbi4.d-
bold aud open Cotnleuance nl.rn sIotc,, q
lie Is keen arfiul fellow, ara ,,lIin,'' "
read aud write Dliitle. Ills elofiinf | -. IN
particularly DE- eribe, tho therc !, n, -
he is geWeelly clothed. lie Eas cool ~,
watch, with IA gold or gilt chain. bot
lie rode of DARK GREY MAitE. A., ~,
ieet inches high, in good order, shod LeG >
her shoes not much worn she is leu,tl.,
well tormcd-and la, The marks 81 ~, IN
gent upon Ter shoulders, and u capsid.rv.3i-a
scar upon one ot them, high on lie ,lo,,Ilee
made, bunk on the ~ lat. She has -,
llich thig ..hC mate, though not very TO-
one i SPIRITED aud active and rides ,,cu
- McI equipped tor travelling. with In
h"9'. nig tea' OF hear skin viii laran -
&c haNe uo doubt lie ms oItalucd0.,,ii'.f
feis' anu VIII attempt 10 l.ss rs a ff,e,a,,
~ ',"HS =" sumo Tree saotr, and bfye 49,,
"o"9i p", ~ "aS altered his nan . HI
mandy teiloN, good house e.#i,.a, =. Il
aud shoemaker, and can tufp IL, - muller
thing, aud have no doubt Tut he I5., - ny
OF money. Will give a n.ua rd - l,,tntt
DOLLARS TO any person #Mha,,nl
hun ~ ne, or secure him in any iail "a ,l'a,
gel him agaln, within Ills =.afr, and 4 ,.i
without tie state ONE 1t NDRED boz ,ra
II secured or delivered 10 me; and ten DIN,
tor the mare II taken within this state and q.
lIvercd Ia me-, and twenty dollars if ,al,.
out oil the state and returned home
SAM I'll MORRIS
Buckingham Aug o. 80
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Nilsson conafg. Febrparg Coai. s24.
Bcnjaln Mozo, and Bibb d llaui-,

Bcniatutn Mostly aud Dbl, al Ilau,-,
1onYia'nauis,
against
" itau u Nesby, Ice v. H5ui,. aimr.
et Niliiam ~ Alusbt, dee Il. ana IA bis nn "a
nEbt. HHd Sarah Aiushy. Jaest Nusbs, Polly
Mostly, John M5zhV, Eeuj"miu Aia7hH, Lit
tlchefry Nasb1, Mildred Ann Mo-lyi aud
Nancy Mnsby. children nhd heirs u the ,ald
m ~ Ao-by, dec i, hy Ice w llaids,
specially appointed lheir guardian, spiah
Aloslss WitaW aud reid 81 he laid Nm. II.
ho-l5 dec Il, aud IetishH 1urncf, lsen Df
liengD defendants
~ CHANCIRY
On the not,ou Of the rlulnliGs, by their
counsel, Who filed their separate bila, and It
appearing Ia the satisfaction ot the CONT that
Tue defendant William II Mostly is moi ~ IN
bHhitant 81 Ills cuumonAs cath, mad Ithuut
lie iuri sdi,itu OF this court II = oJdtred,
thai the defendants ia this Country retain in
their hnnds, WhHi mortfy, property or other
effects Hey may have, or my hereafter come
in theif hands, belonging IL The absent drten-
duhf, "a the amount af i've hundred aud inly
dollars, SUBJECT ls~ihe further order aud de-
cree ot tbs court And II Is further drcreed,
thai tic sa,l defendant lllinm II hosby do
appear here "a The lomth Monday in May
ntst, mud answer itI'#4uArIal bills oil the com
pluinHnis, and ibi1 copy ~ this order be
viii Inserted IN one 81 the new spapers
printed in the town al Lynehbnrg once
Neik tur rirht Ncrks aacressit elN, prev ious
10 hat das aud fliai another copy thereof he
posted up III the front door ol the courthouse
al This county On some court day.
Gopy--leste.
~ RIO {. CUTLER ii r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
randolph ID Garden,

The superior eonri al rhaurery Tor the
LHhehbmg district the 9TH day oi February,
Isl
Hahdolrh ID Garden, plaintiff,
against
John AlcAander administrator of Achilles
'. M'prnan, de, Il, May Strange ihr elder
The mother of the said Achilles v Moorman,
dec i. Robert smith aud Agpcss his wife late
Agnes Norman, Jumrs AlOormnn, judith
ho"rmau, Nathaniel Muorman, Mary Moor
man, Hni Martha Norman, ~ hieh Nathaniel
Anly aud Maelhh are the children Of William
Maurhan, IA decd brother OF tic said Achi1l,e.
Mary Moerman, Martha Mooiman janc Moor.
mhn, Elizabeth Moormar and Charles Moor
man, which Mary Maflhn, Jane. Elizabeth
aud Chnres are the children of John Moor.
man, u Decreased brother Of the snid Achilles.
Charles Moofman, Elizabeth Moofmau. A..
ness Moorman, Polly Muorman, Sn.an Moor.
mnu, aud AhrAm hoormnu, vi ich Charlie.
| Elizabeth Agnes, Polly, Sn>nu and Ahrnm
are the children OF Ahlnm Moorman. de
ceased brother of the snid Achilles Richard
ON White ahd Polly his wife, late Polly
/ Moorman, Nancy Clark, lnfe Nancy Moor.
man, behlamn Hidden and Martha his ifc
f late Alailba Mourmsn. Elizabeth Slranao
+ lntc Elizabeth Muormhn, aud sally Bnhpr
+ late Sally Moorman, det.nJnnts
The defendant Mary strnn,c the der RIO
! Smith and Agnes III Nife late ipne,s NI,'or.
ma, james Moofnin, judith M6orman. Ma
i thabitl Moofmnn, Mary Naurnnu NH Martin
Norman. children OF Nm Moorman dec.d
Mary Noormnn, Martha Moormnn, Ian,
Aaormnn md Elizabeth Moorman. childr.,
81 John Moermon, DECD, Hiohardeon " Int
mud Polly his wifi. late Folly NuuIman. AN
sally Batter, late Sniiy hIoofman, mol hay,n
eni"trd their appearance and given sccurit,
according 10 The act Of assembly aud ih
rules oil this court nnd il appearing ly salts
factory evidence That they are not inlabiiant
ot This country II is ordcred lhnt the saia dc
PENDANTS do appear here on tie first day ot H.
heNi term, aud answer the hill Of The plaintiff
aud TINT copy of this order bc forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper printed ia the towi
oi l.Nnohhurg Tor two months successfully
aud posted al the front door OF the cour,hons,
in the sad town.
\ Copy-Tcste.
80 j WILLS. { e.