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NEW GOODS.

1NHE subscribers have received, in addition
- TO an excellent assortment, number OF
seasonable articles, which they are disposed
to sell on the most accommodating terms.
.4MO.NG THEN .7RE--
Real Tartan Plaid Cioaks, large sizes,
clue, hlack and mix i Satinetls, (some super
6ne0
Blue, r,ix'd, plain and ribbed Cashmere,
Fine black Bombazette do figured do
Black figured Circassan, (new Styles
A Furniture Dimlty,
Al do Shifting, (Washington,)
Black Cassmere Shawls,
VeIveteen Handkerchiets, Ia very handsome
assortment,)
Black Mcrno do
Black, white aud green Gauze do
Do do and blue Italian Grape,
Black and colored Grape Shawls
An excellent assortment Hosiery,
Ladies aud gentlemens' black, and white Silk
Gloves,
A few pieces fashionable Bonnet Ribbands,
w. MCKEE y J. q. MEEM
January Is ts44
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mo.

Greenlill always carried the axe,
and thought watched AN opportu-
nifty to kill me. was always upon
ny guard, and succeeded, when he
Tell asleep. to get the axe with which
Immediately despatched him.
made II mcal--and carried all the re-
manning flesh with me tn feed on.
To my great disappointment, I
was afterwards many days without
food. and subsisted solely upon grass
and nettlc tops, which boiled In a
tin pot, that had brought with me
from the settlement. At length
fell in with some natives huts. which
from appearance, the inmates had
just left, where collected some en-
trail and bits Of Kangaroo, which at
iorded me meal. Two days after
wards when nearly exhausted came
In sight OF n hut, which proved to he
McGuire's, near the High Plains.
| staid there a fortnight, and made
up my mind 10 surrender myself 10
capt. Wood, a magistrate on the RI
yer Clyde. but on my way thilher,
met Davis and Churton, Who were,
then desperadoes, and living at the
Shannon hut.-They wished me To Join
them, 10 which | agreed. In n lew
weeks,we were all take near Jericho.
by party of the 46th regiment, and
brought into Hobart Town jail
Churton and Davis we're tried, found
guilty of capital offences, and suffer-
ed death. II was my fate to be re.
turned To the Penal settlement. a
gain made my escape with Thomas
Cox, who eagerly pressed my Dc.
parture. / had irons on at the time
when we had proceeded some dis.
lance, Cox knocked them off with
an axe he had brought with him, d
MADE the best Of our way through u
thick shrub, which WAS very wet.
At night We tried to make fire but
could not.
We travelled on several days with.
out food, except the tops OF trees and
shrubs, until we came upon Kings
river | asked Cox il he could
swim, he replied he could not. re-
marked that had | been aware of 1,
he should not have been my compan.
ion We were enabled to make FIRE.
the arrangement for crossing the ri
yer created words, and killed Cox
with the axe l ate part OF him that
night, and cut the greatest part of
his nesli up IN order to take on with
me. swan the river with the in
tention OF Keeping the coast round
To Port Dalrymple : my heart tail
ed me, aud | resolved to return and
give myself up to the commandant.
threw most Of the flesh away,
but one piece, which | carried in my
pocket, 10 show the commaudant
that Cox was dead. confessed that
| had killed him, and accompanied
a party in boat to bring up his re-
mains, which was then sent ur tO
Hobart town, confined in prison to-
take my trial before the criminal
court the result is how universally
known here. Gaol, Goth June,
1894"
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Nm. Owens f Grlbin L. Leckie,

I'm. Owens 4 Griffin L. Leckie,
ApOrHECARIEs L. DRUGGISTS,
Have just received, in addition to tLsir for
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
% dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
so TO- Cream Tartar,
% h. Arrow Root,
100 H. best New York Starch,
900 ID Lamp Black,
$50 10. Glue,
reams Sand Paper,
II boxes Windsor soap,
do Transparent do
1000 10 best Putty.
The above, together with every other article
in their line, will be sold at the lowest prices
for cash, or sx months credit 10 customers OF
known punctuality.
TT They will barter or give cash for Bees
wax. February o.
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Remaining in The Posi- O0icc at LvncJ

Remdintng IN The Posi- QDicc at Lynchbug
on the 1st of.9pr7t, 1G25.
A-Jacob Anderson, Miss Behalhaland Aus
tin.
John 7. Bishop, John Brown, VIM
bnrd, Booth, Miss Mary Ann Bridgeland
Mathew Brown, oaml Brunstord, Mrs. John
Burton, Capt, Henry Ballnger, Howard Ben.
net, Miss DollyF. Blackburn, Peter Brandon
Henry Brown, Vim, ii Bonnet, James Boley
Mrs Margaret Burks, VIM, Bishop.
C-Robert Camm, J ohn l. Cobbs ?, Nose,
F. Cook, Jordan Greasy, Miss Stella Cole
I,a Carpenter, Ellison Clark, John Cannady
Charles W. Christian, K Cotton, Daniel Cur.
sn. Clerk Chancery Count
D-Mrs. Polly G. Davis, Mrs Mary L. Ds.
MEL.
E--Nimrod Edwards, John Erwin, Benin.
Essex, SamI. IRVINE.
Edmund II. Farrer, BENJAMIN Farmer
2, John Farrer, Jacob Feazle.
G-Albert NJ. Gillian, Miss Sarah V Green
8, Thomas Graham, John Gnnnel, Nicholas
duthrey, Fenton Carrot, Nm. Games
H-Mrs. Jane liegewch, Arthur Holcomb,
John Horner, John Hall, James Hamilton,
John +. Hawkins, Dennis Hickey, MIR. James
Holmes, Anna Harrison
J-Thomas NJ. johnson, Edward Jordan.
Miss Mary G. Johnson, Lemuel johnson,
Zdchariah Jordan, Edward Jones 2, Hezeki-
all Jordan.
k-harvey Kabler, John n. Kirby, Mrs
Mary p. Kirby 9, John Kidd, Vim. Kent.
-Alexander Lee jr. Charles Lewelln >,
James !. Lewellin, Henry Lhtham.
.M-Capt. James Martin, James McClana-
han, Ajax Moss, james Moore, John Myers,
Thomas b. Malone, Robert Martyr, Marga.
ret Moody, Mrs. Margaret Miller, Vim. Nor
gan.
N-Philip NJ. Nichols
O-o. ID Owens.
Phillip Palmer, Dabney T Philips, Tho
mas Pitts, Miss Harriet PendIetou, Miss Sa-
RAN Pearman, William Pinnell, WIN. W. Per
kins.
R-Jobn Rosser, Thomas Roseer, John
Rice, Tinsley Rucker, Thomas q. Rucker
S-Wm Snead, VIM II. Smith, John ?.
Shelton, VIM Shelton jr. Nm shelton, Saml.
Smith, lsham Scruggs, John Sci ?, Jobu
Scott, John Saunders, Garland sweeney, Saml.
Stevenson, Henry Stanley
G-George Toole, Robert 1inSley 2, VIM.
Tucker, Miss Lucy Terry, Armstedd lruslow
3, Or. Henry w Tucker, Christopher Timber
lake, David Tin,ley Sr Mrs. Susan S Talia
Ierro, David c. Thomas, Jessee Thoruhill,
Chauncy Trees, Norborn NJ. Tahafcrro.
W-Benjamin Wilkes, Lewis +. Williams,
Nicholas Waugh, William Walker, James NJ.
Wooodsn. Capt. Charlie, Wiugheid, James NJ.
Warner, 5lss Eliza Ann Watson.
Y-Miss Catharne L. Yancy, D Urque
lart JOHN d. MURRELL, +. NJ.
April T. 81 80
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CANNlllAI.ISM.

Alexander Pierce, u convict that
arrived in Van Dieman's Land. on
board the ship Castle, Forbes, Feb.
%, 1920, Was executedon 2lst June
last, for the murder ofThomas Cox,
whom he put In death and cut up to
exist upon. The following ~ the
confession made by L. first to Mr..
Birder, and repeated in substance
at the place Of execution:
=" was born in the county Of Fer
managh, IN the north oil Ireland.
H. the goth year of my age, VAS
convicted OF stealing six pair oil
shoes, and received sentence 10 be
transported for seven years. j ar
rived in Van DiemaI's land, on
board the ship Castle, Forbes, from
Sydney was assigned IA servant to
John BeilinScr,wlth whon remain
ed about nine months was then,
from misconduct, returned to the
goIernmcnt superintendent. A few
months after, was assigned to II
man named Cane, "a constable, aud
staid with him only sixteen weeks,
when an occasion Obliged him to
take me before II magistrate, who
ordered that | should receive fifty
lashes in the usual way, and again
be returned To crown labor. After
wards was placed to serve Mr..
Scattcrgood, OF New-Norfolk, from
whom | absGonded into the woods,
and joined Laughton, Saunders,
Latten, and Atkinson, who were
tnen at large staid with them
three months, and surrendered my
self, by proclamation ISSUED by
the lieutenant governor, and was
pardoned, Shortly afterwards |
forged Sc, eral orders upon which |
obtained operty. TN hearing the
fraud was discovered, was again
induced to returning into the woods.
But after or d months l Was taken
by "A party Of the 48th regiment,
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a., ro.no.,;o. ro.nl o,;l,v and sa..
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Larhonr rar 1he remaindcr ~ ,nu
.antanco WA mn, ,la.o ,aa,,o
than , month before | made NV 90
cnnr Win several otLrrs namely
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lin. W. l.nt ,oro,he, rorton Lays
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Nook at this y!

u'HE subscriber is determined To sell his
HOUSE and LOT in the town OF Lynch
qurg, situated at the head OF Main street, and
a, present occupied by Captain Howson 5.
White, who will shew it to those wishing TO
purchase. The price viii be reasonable, and
the terms such as to suit almost any one who
may be DESTROYS TO own the property
HENRY CLARK
Dec. "a. "'' ~.
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AAW SCXONl..

FENHE next Session OF the Ldto SchOot nj Weed
l. ham, within one mile aud quarter ot the
town oil Farmville, Ia town still rising IN lis
commercial character) in the county OF Priaos
Edlcard on the .ippomGitOT, and about three
aud half miles from the stage road, (cading
from Richmond to LgHrhbUrg, al Raint's tay.
err in the county of EamJt Gfnnd, will com.
mence on the first Monday in April next, and
end with the present year. For the benefit
OF tins institution, refer to all who have
been at II. TIE practice OF the law as II
should lie pursued in all the couIls OF The com
moE.Nealth, is Systematically taught III tbs
school. SO that the student has fair opPor
tunity, while he is obtaining knowledge OF
the theory OF the law to combine with II also,
useful and necessary knowledge OF the prhc-
tee of il Hitherto there was some difficulty III
inglconyenent accommodatons' Bni thht
dlhculty is removed. For understand TINT
Mr. Trediong, most respectable gentleman IN
taymriiie, aud who keeps most respectable
public house, " i'll be able 10 accommodate
live or six gentlemen for the session aud as
many more, not esueeding twelve IN all, can
be accommodated, as members Of my family,
Except their washing about which they Will
find no difficulty Those, who live with me
will be furnished With the necessary books
aud must pay in advance S.25. Those who
live with MIR. Tredway or ia the neighbour
hood, must in like manner, pay 900 Tor no
ntlG member, can be received for less time
than The whole session. All other regulations,
concerning the LAW SCHOOL, VIII remain
as heretofore for which, see the printed
formal thereof. The second and third vol
umes of which are now ready tor the press
shall be n>Richmond. until about the 25if
March where letters addressed 10 me' upon
This subject. will receive the most friendlya at
tention. CREED lAi Loh.
! March %. 2tol
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LIQUORS, &c. lust received.

London Particular Il sicily Madeira Wines
Claret, Wine Blters, lamaica Rum
French Brandy, NC. SC.
Most of the above are considered 10 BIZ
good. W, MchEt. :" u Mf'i'".
March %. -
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Notice.

1DHE subscriber being about TO remove
- from this place, earneciiy requests nil
those indebted to him 10 come forward aud
settle their accounts forthwith, as longer in.
dulgcnoe will not he given.
Ills remalaing stack OF GROCERIES will
he di,no.ed of on the lowest terms for cash,
IN order TO wind up hi, business.
RoBERT ORR.
Muehs. 2.lu4S6
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Together with the entire number Of 10s.
u All marked THIS ~ sold at Aliens
Office, where the Cash can be had for the
same on ptesentaiion.
Adventures holding tickets in this lotte
~ are requested to call and examine their
numbers. Those holding small prizes may
fnd it TO their advantage 10 renewing them
in the scheme of the UNION CANAL
LOTTERY, 18th class, all 10 be drawn the
ilth May, aud the whole scheme comps.
ted N few minutes, $50, 200 highest prize
Tickets Sl0, and shares In proportion.
Orders received at the truly lucky Office
Of ALIENS II co, Lynchburg
April 7.
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HNVSWES.

pAINT, Scruhbing, Shoe, Sweeping
L Whi,ewash Shaving, Crumb, Busting,
Hair, and Clothes BRu SHES. Also, varl
ETY. of FANCY SOAPS, Walls, &c. just re.
ceived aud for sale by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
Sent. 10 Us
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Nnclrrcent - oneN.

ZNIlE note, ofthe Banks Of Georgia, South
- Carolina aud North Carolina, andth most
kinds Of other uncurrent money, taken on
reasonable terms AT the Lottery and Exchange
Office of S. M ALLEN q co.
March % Main Street, LUnehblwg
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Allens' priZe list,
or the 9th aud goth days drawing of the
Mar, land State Lottery,

NO. III.
No. S554 prize of s40, 90
T6iG8 prize Of 5000
ll451 i0,10
1891 800
1904 1907 1927 an
1919 1910
Nl52B0 1871 1913 2736 70
1899 1919
H532l $50 9302 1887 ~
1883 i3405 1887
H63B4 1879 B728 12t72l
Hi7G7o san 9Gll 1898
Hl1473 5087 1880 74lB
Hl2249 1888 62lB l40l4
ti9682 1906 1000 5285 a
fI322 1885 1850 1891
1913 Bg3B I24Sg
10000 57O2
sl67I5 48t2
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Also, me following

5000 lbs. Spun Cotton, from an approved
Factory
bales "a Al and 81 brown Shifting.
aud Sheetings
2 do 1 4 Cd bleached do do
cases Koran Hats
do fashionable Lafayette Fur do
do Wool do
Februar6 l. t,oI
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GLAsS-WA

25 dozen small size cut Glass Tumblers
90 ditto iull do do do do
80 ditto French shape do do
case German do do
IL very neat full cut Glass Bowls,
IL do do plain do do
pair full cut Glass Pitchers
case handsome Blown Glass ditto
.iLSO, Deeaniers, Salvers, Wine Glcsses,
Dishes, Sugars, Creams, &c. Sc. to which may
be added "a complete assortment OF Liverpool
CHINA U.IRF.
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More New Goods
we are receiving handsome addition OF
NEW GOODS

CONSISTING IN PART OF
Handsome dark and light ground Prints,
Black, white and Si,ered do.
Pink Gipshams,
Black and colo'd Canton Grapes, superior,
Rich Umbre, brown and Lilac figured Gro
dc Etc,
Figured Book Mus'ins,
Sd Bird-eye Diaper,
Cd, d / and I0-4 Table do.
Shesa Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
Printed Linen Cambiic Handkerchief,
Flag do.
case well assorted Leghorn Gypseys,
8 boxes Ribbons,
! do. Curls,
Corded and striped Florentine,
Granderills and Cotton Cnsslmeres,
Foe Dogheda Bangress Cords,
bales 81, I'D and Sd brown Shirtings
aud Sheetings.
Brown and black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles of Hardware,
Liquors and Groceries. ALSO, expected
in few days, a splendid assortment of
Shell Tuck and Side Combs, Morocco,
black aud coiored Prunea and Leather
Shoes, Cambres, Sheetngs, Sugar and
Coffee, SC. &c, Our assortment is now
unusually good, and will be we'll kept up
throughout the year, with every article of
| fancy or use which IL in demand, and all
will be sold at most reduced prices.
w. MCKEE s, j. G. MEM.
July IA. ts47
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Notice.

1--WE Copartnvrship hitherto existing
between 5chOoiGeld a Gregory, Is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent All pr
suns to whom hey are Indebted are request
ed TO present iloir accounts 10 Saml School.
field, who IS alone authorized to settle the &c.
counts Of the concern OF payment aud
those indebted 10 The afa rsaid Frm will be
good enough 10 make payment a. soon as
pract icable. SAMUEL SCHOOLFIELD,
LEWIS GREGORY.
n Il. The buniuess will be continued as u.
snnl ia the samr House BY
SAMUEL SCHOOLFlELD
August fth, 1920, ts5O
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800 REWARD.

u asFIFAS Il has heen made known
w ., us that murder has been COM
mf,ted On tie county gf hoekingham. anu
istaie at North CsroliHs, on the 23d aai 81 AL
lmonth aud that certain ilkAhl LII
IsIIGALI, Of the oanty 81 Henry anu com
m4,t,.alfh II Virginia, flends charged, ny
ma verdict of a Coroner Inquest, viii hay
in osfreirafed tho satae on the body OF a
certain slave named Lucy. The properly OF
John Slegall aud as II j. further represented
aud made known TO INC That the said Heart
well stefsll haih ahsoonded and Hed tom The
inrisdir lion aud limits ct this state, aud there
by cludcd the arm ui the law and Of yhst'ee
Nov. therefore, tu the end that tho said
Ifeartwell Steeaii may be aprrrflende1 aud
bronghi 10 Justice, he above reward OF one
bundled dollars will be gwen to any person
ar pefsons who viii appreheHd and eonhne
the said Hearlwell Slegal ~ any jail N TINS
state, so thai he may be brought to justice )
mud do, moreover, hereby require, COM
me- nd aud enloin sill Officers whhtsot Yer, as
well civil as military, within lhiS SLATE 10 use
their best endravors aud most energetic tkrf-
tons, 10 apprehend aud take or cause TO De
nppreb ended aud tnken, the body st the snld
IieaftyeH Sfegnll, and him safely and seenft-
~ keen. so fhai he may he brought - justice
Ucnrtwcn 5ioEail is Vefy large MN, he
tween twenty and thirty yours OF asr, tolerh
bly, fair plexion, aud has u large senr Just
Al the edge df b., hair, on his forehead, aud
= Also much burnt us powder under one OF
his eve. which = ea.i.t #esHeiy ablr--he nudes
the scnr on his forehead ,.1fH bis hair
in teslmouy whereof ihovo caused the
Great snh OF the state to be hercnn-
ft.sl 10 affixed, and subscribed tie same
officially nj the city Of Raleigh, on
the lIli dnv OF Jnly, a. u ls25.
IiUICnINS O. BURTON.
BY the Governor.
J X. CAMPBELL, frigole Secretary.
AM. 65O
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= t''NF' "''1 '7't"7 ." NJ" y "' NJ" W
"A. R. NQRTH'S.
Truly Lucky Office. ynChhurp

Whoies, So Haioes, 50 Quarters, 81 so
Packages OF eleven tickets, embracing the
80 Nos of the lottery, which must Of ne
cessity draw at least $50 % net, with so ma.
ny chances for capitals or shares of packa.
gcs may be had at the same rate.
Prizes in the lotteries of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington CT
~, will be received IN payment.
uTOrders enclosing the cash, or prizes, as
above free Ut postage, for tickets or shares
will receive prompt attention, II adore ssed 10
ABRAHAM Il. NORTH, Lyaeh6t~g.
June o 1925. tddI2
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Tie lsi, Sd and I'd to S1o,0oo
81, ii aud Sd to 6,oe0
"a Sd aud lst 10 61oD0
30, lst aud 2dto 200
81, I'd aud lst to 2,y56

Those u other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos. und those three
the II 18th, and OH, or the Bird, 9TH, and, 9th,
in some one Of their several orf.nra OF com
binatien or pernlataiion, vii euch be entitled
to "A prize ot looo-
those l. other tickets which shnll have on
them 3 oil the drawn numbers, o. those three
the I'd, Sd aud Jti, or the I'd, 3D. aud 9th, in
some enc OF their several orders OF Combinn-
ton OF permuthtlon, will each be entitled to
d prize OF 5000.
Those 30 other tickets which shall have
three OF the drawn numbers on them, shall
each be entitled 10 Pi2e OF Sioo.
Those l6S tickets which shall have two OF
the drawn numbers on them, aud those two
the I'd nnd lth in either order, will each be
cntilledso goo
Those l6s tickets which shall. have two Of
the drawn numbers oil them, viii each be en-
titled 10 s2F.
All Others being i7ti, having two Of the
drawn numbers on them, will each be emit.
tied to Sl2,
And all those | | $40 tickets having butone
of the drawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled 10 So
No tickets which have drawn prize of a
superior den ominnlion, can be entitled TO an
inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing,
and subject to the usual deduction OF 10 per
cent
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NEW GOODS.
AMst ReceiYeA.

Prince Regents oxtra Velvet blue Cloth.
Extra super aud snperino do. do
Black silk Velvet, for collars of coats,
case irish Linens, and Ga Irish 6heeting,
White Russia Drill, white MerseileS,
Washington Bed Ticking and IA Sheetiugs,
Black Italian Luteslring,
superb rich black Gro de Naples,
White, black and rose French Grapes,
White Grape Leisse,
English and French ladies and gentlemen's
silk Hosiery and Gloves,
Splendid assortment OF white, pink, blue and
shaded Gro de Etc Gro de Naples, Gauge
end Berczc Handkerchiets aud Scnrfs
Bobinclt Wells Thread Lace nnd Belt Ribbons,
beautiful Fire. Board Papers and Bordering.
also,
Many articles in The HARDWARE 81 CUT.
LEKY LINE, aud general assortment of
PLATED SADDLEKY---all of which we Of
fer, with many other New Goods lately re-
ceiyed and shortly expected, at oar usual low
prices w. MCKEE q j. q. MEM
June 80 ts45
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-15

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the
Clerk Office OF the Superior Court OF
Shaueery tor,Ge Lyoehburg District, ihc l6ih
day OF July, 1875
" lliam a. Cooke, III,
against
Nelson CrsN ford and Charles Crawford Gin
thei. own rights and ms executors OF pavid
Crawford, decd sophia Crawford and l.
diiah Fletcher, adiniastretIi1 u hdminia ira
tor OF Nm. 5 Crawford decd. Nm. Jop.
ling, Joseph u Garter and Abraham Chrter,
executor, 81 John Crawford, deed Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, reuben Craw-
ford, Nancy Joaes3 sally Cooke aud Ar
thur u. Davies ard Francis \. X Davies
ldmrs Of Elizabeth Davies, deed
peua
The defendants Charles Crawford, Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, Rcuutn Crnw=
ford and sally Cooke no. having entered their
appearance aud given security according 10
the act of Assembly aud the Rules OF this
-t;uu;, aud it appearing by sati1aetory cYi-
dence that they are not inhabitants OF this
country ii is ordered, that The said defend.
ants do appear here on theGrst day Of the
mex, term and answer the bill 0ithe plaintiff +,
and That copy OF this order be forthwith in-
serted in some newspaper printed IN the town
of Iynchburg, Tor I've months successfully,
aud posted Mt the front door OF the court-house
IN the said town.
Copy-leste,
ID. ROBES, q. G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-15
FOR SALE As ABONE, TWO
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have assured Mr.. James Frazer, and now
assure the public generally, that every exer-
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All orders will be punctuaiy attended 10.
CHARLES A. SIMMS.
July q. ts4o