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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
L

ROM the suoscriber's stable. living twe
miles from Shepherdstown, Jefferson county,
on Saturday night last. a SORREL H0RSE,
sixteen hands high, five years old THIS SPRING
has some saddle marks, and probably a star IN
the forehead; has the marks of gears; snoa
al round; has a lump on one Of bis hind anc'es
not recdJlecicd which Will give aiIhersl re-
ward to any pei son that may return said horse,
or give infoi nation where fe may I've bsd'
RarcE IL NuLiAA 8DiLEk-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
sPAIN-sOUTH AMER1CA.-A

letter from Madrid ofthe 18th of Jan
uary soys,-"I have accidentally iearu-
Cd that the minister for Foreign Affairs
has Just received news of the greatest
Importance. ard which is unfavourabIe
10 lie hope which this government cher
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
LONDON, Feb. s.
HIS MAJESTY-S SPEECH TO BOTH
nOIrCES OF ALL AENE

boOSEHo vi I'M
This day Parliament assembled for
the dispatch of business, and, as the state
of his Maiesty's health was not such as
rendered it advisable for him to under
go the fatigue of opening the session in
person, the Royal Speech was delivered
by the Lords Commissioners, appointed
for that purpose.
The Lords Commissioners took their
seats on the weolsack at half past two,
when the House ofCommons being sum
moned to attend, the Speaker, accom-
panied by a great many members, ap-
peared below the bar.
The Lord Chancellor having read the
commission by which their Lorships
were appointed to represent His Majes-
ty on the occasion, the Noble and
Learned Lord then proceeded to deli
yer the following
SPEECH:
"MY LoNDs AND GENTLEMEN
We are commanded by his Majesty
to express to you the qualification which
his Majesty derives from the continu-
ance and progressive increase of that
public prosperity upon which his Ma
jesty congratulated you at the opening
of the last session of parliament.
There never was a period in the his
tory o this country, when all the inter-
ests of the nation were at the same time
in SO thriving a condition or when a feel
ing of content and satisfaction was more
widely difused throughout all classes Of
the British people.
1t is no small addition to the gratif-
cation of his majesty, that Ireland is
participating in the general prosperity.
The outrages, for the suppression of
which extraordinary powers were conf
ded to his Majesty, have so far ceased, as
to warrant the suspension of the districts
heretofore disturbed.
Industry and commercial enterprise
are extending themselves in that part of
the united kingdom.
1t is therefore the more to be regret
ted, that associations should exits in Ire
land, which have adopted proceedings
irreconciIeable with the spirit ofthe con
siitution, and calculated. by exciting a
larm and by exasperating animosities,
to endanger the peace Of society, and
TO retard the Nurse Of nationalimprove-
ment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

PORTUGAL-All the Portuguese
Ministry is changed. This event is an
noUnced in the Paris papers of the 9th
of February.-The Lisbon papers of the
22d confirms this intelligence. A letter
from that city of the 22d says "the in
huence of the British cabinet, has OBJ
tanned a complete triumph"
- ca -
The late Boston papers announces
the death of rother venerable Patriot
of the Revolution, JOHN BROOKS,
past Governor of the state of Massachu-
sets. lie departed this life, at his re-
sidence in Medford, on Tuesday morn
ing, in the I'D year of his age, after an
illness Of only a few days, produced by
the prevalent cold. The Boston States
man truly says, OF him, "Intelligence,
patriotism, mildness, and virtue, as ex-
hibited in every variety Of situation and
responsibility, have given him a proud
place in the affections of his fellow-ci'-
zens, and will forever consecrate his
memory"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

A report has been raised, and has
spread very widely, we observe, that
Chief Justice MARSHALL is about to re-
sign the important trust which he dis
charges with such universal respect.
We feel ourselves authorized to state,
and we do SO W ithmuch pleasure that the
report is wholly unfounded. We hope
the country will yet enjoy, for many
years, the benefit Of his luminous mind
and upright judgment. bid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

We rejoice to see hat the supreme
court of New-York has annulledthe pa
tent of Messrs Livingston s. Fulton to
the exclusive navigation of the Hudson
by steam. This is going a step farther
than the U. S. supreme court, and the
murmurs at their decision will now be
hushed - Win. Rep.
Albany, March i.-Yesterday the
court of errors decided on the great
steam boat case, Of the North River
Company, appellants, Us. JohnR. Livlngs-
ton, respondent, and the decision of the
chancellor was affirmed. This decision
throws open the Hudson river to a free
navigation by FIRE or steam; or, IN other
words. annals the exclusive right gran
ted to Livingston and Fulton.
Judge Woodworth, in an elaborate
opinion, opposed the decision OF the
chancellor, in which Judge Sutherland
concurred.
Chief Justice Savage delivered a per-
spicuous, able, and well written opinion,
approving the decision ofthe chancellor.
On the question beng taken,ithe vote
stood: for affirming, chief justice Savage
and % senators; for reversing, judge
Woodwork, Judge Sutherland, and 9
senators. -
GEORGE izARp, formerly a General
in the Army has been appointed Co.
of the Territory Of Arkansas.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

We understand that Mr.. SoUrHARpx
the Secretary of the Navy, has been
appointed, by the PREsIDENT, TO be lfc-
Ting Secretary of the Treasury, until
the arrival OF the incumbent of that
0fice.-Nat. Int
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

The Treaty lately ccncluded between
Commissioners o fthe United States, on
the one part, and the Creek Indians on
the other, for the cessicn of lands living
within the limits of the State of Geor-
gia, has been confirmed by the Senate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29
LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of u died Of trasi executed 10
ID thr subscriber by George Tucker und
duly recorded in the county court OF futsYl-
vanis, 10 secure the payment oi deht uhe
The commonwealth of V'r%nih' shai', On
Monday the i6ib day OF January next, nj
pitl.ytysuia court honse, II being court day,
urnee.d to sell, To the highest bidder, To-.
60 h. one hundred and seventy i've acre II
land. lying In the comfy OF PiitsyiVaa"' On
the .onih side Of Stanton aud Pig RIVERS,
being tract Of land sold to the said 1"orse
Tucker ny James NJ. Williams, who wa es-
eheator Tor the said county ot Ptttsylyhn'h'
aud granted 10 said fucker from the com
munwealth of Virginia by patent, bearing
date the 10th dry OF October, lsIi. sh"h
convey the title vested IN me ny san ttu'
deed Thus. WILLIAMS
18th Dec. wiasiS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29
) ,rsinlA 4 auaAe -Acaaem.
9ogiton. .ucrkienburg County.


ne EXERCISES Of THE iosi'ta'ioh WI
epsnnsnee on Monday, Januai9 " lr-'.
,,.a4r the ,lirertinn OF Joseph y Wane .fo.a
he \ ,rili caralina Female Aesdeuyi V.''"'
49, t;e,rgs l.. Raker, assi.ied By Mr.. afne'
lie. I,aker. AMI Mis- Emma Baker VINO was
iara,,d in liz. Y. c. Frinnls AeadeinS M.
I,s l,uybt nnsis there during 'he presep'
.elr {,,,..,, NJ,
f. work, kesding, Wiring, Arithmetic fns
si4b t;ra,nnaf, topography, Mythology, His-
tare. ctymisfry, Bellies i.siires. Naiafal PHI.
.s4ihy. an1 isranomy. Tho morals and
runners OF ilir young ladies viii aiso receive
uariiruar attention
rrrns for Board, with tuition in all tho n
',ses. viii be 81 dollars per session, aud no
...xfra charge whatever viii he made but al
h. an,,nn nl the friends al the pupils the
,.harg. for tuition alone, will be trom 10 To
= dollars per Session, Music Vocal AMI M
4r,,mrntai aud Drawing will also he iaiighi'
,he former nj ~ ainllhrs, the Inter at 20 dol
RS. per session The wh1ie payable ~ al
.atuce.
Baardcrs viii regularly thke their meals
9Th .br family, aud will IN every respect he
,,asf4l.rsd a part Ut H. thosr whose literary
,s-o.,iremenls ADD amiablc department merit
.geh distinction viitteeelt" gold iheua'
VI completing their studies
Each ,oung lsdY : expected TO fnrn'sh
,air Of sheets, blankeis,H eoverlid, aid to"'
SIS IS tuks. ase. wai lac furnished OF me usnai
,fore nriCes. Der. ID - iiNib1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

TIE SUBSCRIBER,
Opposite the Puginla Bank, offers r. sale
10 hhds an l. bids St CroiK aud MnscoVa.
30 Sugars
81 bags aud Ii bbs. prime Green Coffee
bags old Jaya do
II chests Tens, assorted
Is hbls. Loaf Sugar
30 renms Letter and common Writing Paper
1000 lbs Spun Cotton, assorted numbers
hhds. old Jamaica Rum
? hh1s Antigua do'
hbls. New England do.
? pipes Cognac Brandy
s pipes lntntiun do
I pipe L. =. Madeira Wine
8 casks do. do.
~ casks Malaga do.
bhls Gin
10 boxes Sperm Candies
40 boxes Mould 10
so boxes Window Gla,e 6x In and Io'x 10
~ casks Nails, from Idly 10 cody
100 sacks Salt Liverpool filled
. hhds. Molassss
II casks Cheese
100 realms Wrapping Paper
Coarse Shoes, Sual Leather, Indigo
Madder, Allsnice, Ginger, Pepper, Saipetre
Iron and Steel. Powder and Shot
Iransp nj and Tuipentiue SOM
Glass and Eartheuw are, &c. &c.
All which will be sold at reduced prices for
cash. or barered for WhiskeN, Flour, aemp.
EceswaS, or any other article of country
produce. CHS l.. DIBRETJ
December Is. ts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

Virginia;
Al Rules hodenin the Clerks Office Of the superior
eonf o. eianeer> for The IInchburg district, the 2sh
day of October, IS.
"lllIam "rner, Henry X. Watts, Charles p. Italia.
iefr9' Stephen WATTS James Powell, John Coleman, Mi
caJah Camden. Richard Burks John Myers, John Penn
Spencer Novel; and James 5. billiard, Plaintiffs,
Against
Ceorge \. Holloway, Nicholas Kenney and Elizsb beth
his VIE, Sterling Claiborne ucas p. ihurnpSon Nan
ey shitids, Thomas Wright, Joseph billiard, james
"iiituft, Be'net 3. trawior !. John Me Daniel, ho
mas Lam Andrew Moorlan harls {. Carter, lliaiu
s.Applebuil and James 5. endleton Defendants,
ne defendant George > Holloway not having enter
20 ms appearance gwen security according to the
u assembly and the rules Ut this court and appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that he is inhabtant f
hN country Its the said defendant do ap-
rh gre on the IA 1T day OF thu neat term and
u bill OF The PLAINTIFF; and thai cop, at this or,i
< torthH Ith inserted spaper printed I'll.
5wn OF Lynehburg for two months and
lsted a. tic front door OF in the said
OVID, 4 CORY --ig.te,
" iclIa wlLLs,c.c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

VirKipia : -.
Air..,ee l.,.n IN the Clerks Office OF the Sapftlo
enrt If chaneery for the Lynchburg D'r'et'th1 z'"
dAe OF etob-r, 1873 - =;
IONS, ztrniy. i,nllv Strong, SALLY strong. an ~
fan, h, boma. stranr her next friend. and Thomas
Fa, IN er AMI hetsy his wife, f'A'h1ns'
Againsi -, lii
GEORGE Fo,dick admir- OF John Strong, decd and the
IA Geo, pc Fn,dick aud Polly his III, freatfsk L.
IA, aud Peter Wrhber and KITTY his VIE, p'i ~
Fht defendant Jolly FOsdiek not having ehteisa hel
appearance and gwen security according 10 ne he ~
assemi, and rules ut this court and appearing ~
.tsfactorv e, idenct that he nhabHht oil thi'
country, II isordered. that the sald dti' ndsht do ap
near here Oh the day uf next term and answer the
iilI of the Plaintiffs and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted ia wspnper printed IN tht
own OF LsnehbUrg. for two months saeeessivey, and
possd the front d"r Of the court honse III te sald
A Copy lcste3
JOHN WILLIS u ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

p,,,h,a.n IN ,,x ciers, orrse o. ff'soH sean'
=, sanrt %, md, ilr u daj o. ts.o,ies s,d
y 49, -. 4 40, .d Pill, his aif., Ehns fahass
H.. vi. f1.k Il - Ess,snd Doi. A's @an,it,s
1.,,d A and his ~ifr Patsey
..s and suats~ Tod Garland, eneeuso 100 o.
thin Melio dc and said Tim III thi u ~ m, IsIy
thomas Melton, isklei "is"'' Dehs-
NT.g b. and nancy wright,
IN IHkA1Eht' -. .o,,nsl
n, a.. ,o,;.n ~ the carnplaiUs's by their sous Gums,
On ~ noo, Iii a a,,,ea ring 4 saniAshou
~ nh. our that the def id~na ! .9nas r.' r not
kI wfigei, Jbha wligh and f9'y ',,ss,rd that the
~ b,,a1.5. If this eoiiiionw eat II q osae'ey ~
~ s1d,,,f, Ihonss Melton, Errktd Mr' ~. tar,s
wright NJ Polly Wright do appear u.,e On n'lan.nt,
hi s,,d hai copy Of hi. order b. iorthsrh ne
an liz srgiaia bui.sh d IA The i""ho o. ,py r.
G,r tirt W Is essisely AMI that ai,.he ~,
na,t,d up q IL, trent door oil The CART hou "a
/ touut, On Avrae eatrt day.
% e'P'' s' So. G GARLAND. C. NC.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

A Il court of Quarterly Sessions, hta
"A or Henry County, at the court house,
the l4th day of November, 1926.
John {. Blnm and Madison K. Hughes. pills
against
Mathew Staples, Norman Staples, James STA
pIes, Thomas Staples, George Waller and
Polly his wife, late Polly Staples, Jane o.
Staples, Martha Staples, Hardin haliiop
and sally his wife, late Sally Sts les, Goa
lumbia Stables, Ruth Staples and !oha II,
Staples, children aud heirs OF Samuel STA,
piles, dec Martha Jane Staples child aud
heir of John Staples, dec. all OF whom are
heirs al law OF Edward G. Staples, Gec. b
Hariin Harslon L. George Slnples admin
istrators OF Edward c. Staples, dec. dts.
In CHANCEKY.
The defendant, Martha Jane Staples, nor
having entered her appearance and given sc.
curity according 10 the act of Assembly aud
the rule, vi this court, aud ii appearing TO tho
satisfaction of the court, ihat she IS not an
inhahitant of this state On motion oil tho
plaintiffs 10y counsel. il is ordered. that HE
said defendant do appear here on the second
Monday in February next. and answer no
bill of the plaintiffs, and that COPY Il ms Or
der be forthwith published in the sIeinlan, q
paper edited in the town of LyDchburg Tor
eight weeks successfully and thH aaoher
copy he posted at the front door vi the ooaEt
house of this county.
A Copy Teste,
Ro N. DICKINSON. D. c.Ho.
Rec a. w6wl6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

Virginia: A. - the .nuerior
nr of elanc,ry Tor the u nehburg dis's'' INT -''
day Of October, / Is pta,,,;H
josiah YermillOn,
John sea,, Bureh yermillon. Abner Anthony, ia
INN ~ X - and Ohm %. I.ettNieh, ' -.
IN. a.feDlant Bureh Vernilion not ha9l's sn.si
ed his appearance and given security a'y"ans "
-, az, 81 assembly and the rules OF TINS court,
aud il apn.arimg by satisfactory evidence that he Is no,
an phnant OF tins country Its ordered, lhst Tue snu
d. f.nnnf do auuear here on the FIRST day OF the hsAl
t,rn, aud answer the bill vi the piaIntlh ana uia'
eop of lbis orr be fartS it'll Inserted m some ne.
pa Der printe in the Town OF Lynehe' TX Ior 49,. ]
and posted AZ the front door vi The eehr'
hous. in the sad TOWN.
cupy-ieste, ,,,,c r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

IN pursuance of Decree OF the Super
L or Court of Chancery for the Lynchbu's
District, pronounced the 2lst day OF May
1926, in the case of John N. Anderson, Pill y
gainsi Thomas Lain, ! shall, on Thursday tia
29,h day of December, proceed 10 sell, ios
ready money, 10 the highest bidder, Oh The
premises, il fair, il not, the first fair day Sun.
days excepted, certain tract or pnreel u
Land, lying in the county Of Amherst, near
Bethel, adjoining the lands Of John Camn..
dec. r. s. Ellis and the Bethe, tract ct landr
GEO. Is, W0ODSONs.l
Dec. ]. widsl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29
Dec 10,

Virginia
A. Rules bel in the Clerks oHce of the county
court Of buckingham, ON thu first Monday IN Decembcr
lg2s.
David S. Garland and Micajah reridl,ton, Plus
Aga nu
William 1. Freeland, Nrls, Freeland, Hail T. Free.
land George Penn and Pamela his wife. late PAMELA
frc.iand, MeriNet'e q Levi William n. ingteld nd
Eliza his wife a'e Eliza Lewis and Mary Ann f,uis,
hels of Mary Lewis dec. above the Of t~,nt, one
wears ana Jane, hnbcrt, Mace and Pamela Lewis in
ant Children OF the said Mury Lewis. dec. by th. SAID
MeriwsIhtr Lewis 'heir gHadan ad li'cm, rabeila,
Dinaf'. Virginia, Jeremiah, Eliza and Polly FrCeland
infant children and heirs OF James Freeland, dec.
~ Drfts.
The Defendants Arabella, Dinah. Virgnin Jeremiah,
INA ard poill Frtlsnd infant children and heir, of
James fretlhnd, dec not having entered their sp
phrancr aud gwen ,cufity according the of as
stmoh and the rule 81 this coult. apd appearing
that h.y hrent Inhabitants of this state. OF
tue pH,hhHs nv The attorney, B ordered, that the
SAID ahseh' utiendant, do appear here u brfpre
Ma I'll term neat and the plaintiffs III and
mai PN OF thS order be forthwith publ he'd IN tie
Ffgin'ah pnhiie he" spa prin' ed in the TOW ct
iyhebhurs Tor eight weeks excessively. and that anu-
her eopy be posted up the front doorof the court
hlse Of said county.
ANpy~testr.
~ ". ElpRIpGE. D.c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

sNHg'nia
At Rules holden in thr Clerks Office of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the L,nehburg DISTRICT the 2sth
day OF October, s23.
Edmund ate, Plaintiff,
Against
Henry ate. Iohn Tate, rmistead +. Stokes md SAL
y his "lto, Daniel Stone and Elizabeth his vie, Gross
acruj IS Und POlll ms wite, thomas -.ogwUud GatS
late. Waddy Z ate and " ilham Vi ller, Defts.
The ueiti DIM John 1 ate not hating cutCred his
appearance, To The amended bill OF the plaintiff, Civ
IN teulit according to The ael OF assembly and the
rules OF ths court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he Is iuhAhitant of this country
II Is ordered, that thu said defendant do appear here
on the hrst daN vi the and ht ball of
the sa pianh and that cop. of this order be FORTH
with inserted Al some newspaper printed ia die town
vi IL hehburg los NO months ecesssety and posted
up at tic front door of he courthouse IN The said
eopl-leaie,
10 JOHN WILLS, c. c.
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.%OEA<,k.

nTJRSUANT IA deed Of trust, "xccn-
ted TO the subscriber, by smith kcni ~
sallv kent his wifs, bearing date The l4lh
Jay o. Nav. 1921 and Of record ~ the coun-
~ court oi camrbeli-I sllell proceed to sell,
~ IN. highest bidder, for ready money, At
samn.l Palnell's store, in the count' oi
s'amnb.il, IN the 18th day Of Janoary, 1928
Ne Interest of the said Smith Kent and sally
is wife in the estate OF John Black, dee 10
.aiisly debt due Collins Bradley, named IN
he said deed .-acting as trustee, ] shall con.
,ey only such title as is vested ~ me Us said
ierd of trust. The estate nj John Black con.
isis nl inn1s and negroes, mud the interest," Of
aid Kent aud wife ia the lands Is suppose
20 he about seventy acres aud their interest
~ the negroes has not been sscettannd By
The subscriber JAAEh RRApLtf
Dse. is "fjaf3 Sc
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,be capitol, Ricbmond. ,oih Nov isia seds

Peyton Dfrn, Clerk u.
LANDS IL PEaNsi WANNA.
3,r.et, on pnteni Gath Aug TO, 10 JONI
Va aud Josrpil kirkbride, l. purchase o
warrants dated l9tb July 1913, john phi'
ips, loo 81, to kebecch Philips. ~ 81 "
Wa. Gross, 3y2. liz II ares m foaitfSH
esuufv, Londonderry township, Hdl''oins
lands OF Henry Nbafy ards. stuart Siihisoh'
Michael Beegihpy, george ohorks, haan'
Brittle. sarah Potter. Wilson Boyer, Jac"'
Couniryuian, aud others taxes Pa'd 10 '"''
year, c..
tract on patent LIST July, 1874, TO Georss
/ Mead, in pursuance OtNarlants March I''f'
! containing llto acres in Cisnrttid county, on
or near the Slime mhoning, NJ. 60fI th''
clear aud take, paid TO la-l ysar 80,
Paft oil u tract on patent, 10Th Aug. i1e-'
10 Matthew Mcconnell, ia pursuance "i
warrant 2Ist March, 100, containing l-f"'
cres % perches, III Cumberland county.
Pari oil tract = DdaphH county, contain
ing l5o acres, SAT- TO be about II 10 u miies
FROM Harrisburg in the neighborl'n"a o.
land. where coal mas been lately discovered
trnof ia A0rthumbtridHd county, contain
ing 4l5 acres, in Potter township, Penn nj
ley, on paient lst July, 1894, 10 Jno. Green
in pursuance OF IA warrant 10 ousahnah Cor
laday.
D tracts in SchugikW c0uuiy, containing ny
ward. vi 2OO1 aires ia Brunswick ahd hhIt
helm townships; these lands are said to COZ"
tain coal
Tnlosto uart of the lands in Pennsylvania
requiring . planaiiou, the subscribers, suc
iiuneers, are requested to be called on ioI
such explanations.
A pori II oflhe purchase money 70 be pa'C
on delivery of tie deeds, the remainder, or
satisfactory security, in one, two. aud three
j years, with Interest
Parties wishing to purchase at private sale
Will apply to the Auctioneers
7 d. FREEMAN& son,
Aueiioneers.
NJ Applications for purchase at private
snlr may br made 10 VIM Kinney, Jun Esq
Sfauuton, Jr to Mr.. Thomas Muy, Richmond
/ Va. Nov. 3, lwtll24
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Virginia:
Al rule, ,lden the clerks ofice of the superior
cout Of ehanCtry tor e L. nehbars daiglet The 2sth
day of Octo lH2s
William JcCJures fPt.
Against
Tand, aoare, Der.
The defendant not having entered hs appear ance
and dyen security according TO th act OF assembly and
the rules of this ard appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he inhabitant oftis country. Il
ordered, that thc SAID defendant do appear here on
the first day OF the and answer the bull f the
rlanttj and that copy Of this order be forthwith
serted ia newspaper prlntedin he town OF L1 nch
burg for months and pos the front
door OF the court house ia the said town.
AcOpy-tcste,
% JOHN WILLS, &C.
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~ OFiG-Whe reas we the na,tjes IA
~ the late ilrm nf Schoofrn & Creoorv
have this day made a settlement and divided
between " the accounts due 10 the firm A.
20 esaid-'hd'e taken by the said Gregory TO
collect, have all been assigned 10 him BY said
Schoofeld aud all the remaining accounts.
dn" ms aforesaid, are 10 he psid to Samuel
SchooldrId, who is alone authorised 10 sr,tle
and collect them. SAMT. SCHOOLFIELD
LEWIS GREGORY.
uec D, ts36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29
, -nrIcr-oo thr "a day q January.

N7gTICE-On the Cd day ~ January
~ %, Al fhe lat residence OF William
e.ntllr,r dee. in ihe county oi shlnsfs',
.h.l ell, by WY Of public auction, The lot,
lowing property bel"neins to tue e,1H's o
II sI,.,,,. and hogs, household mud kilch-
EN- ,,rt.iiare. plantations n'elsils, the crop OF
80. .,,.. tod.er, &e.--rcrms Of sale, 90 all
." p',, over s2o, a credit Of twelve month,
s,li be gwen. the purchasers giving p"i.n'
I'M GOOD .ecarity--for all sums under szo'
cash sill be required
ELIZABETH GUTHRIE, Admr
of Nm. Gafh,ie, dec.
Dec. 10.
Nj A. the same time aud place, me nh
dersigned. as guardian uf ssgeral oi her IA
D,,, children. will hire ont for the ensuin.
year several likely aud valuahl. slaves.
ELfZABiAU GUTHRIE.
D.e IA wtdssIy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-29

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> gsrt,a.. Ware house, nov aeenfasu "
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