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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

Vreinai
Atrulcs hnlden1n the clerks Office Of tue Superior
Curt Of chanecrl Tor the L!nehburg District the lof
das of June, 1896
Richard Harrison, PHI
against
Rohcri Sebree and his wife, and Nelson Craw-
ford, admir- of Caleb Rails. deed, Drfts
The attendants Robert Sebroe and IA, Vife
not hn' nr entered their appearance and given s-ctv
according 10 the act al Assembly and the rules of ths
court and 1t appearing b. satisfactory evidence that
theyarc not abants ofthi, country: il is ordered
Ia the SAID defendants dn app here The day
Of thr next term and answer the bill OF ihr paiuttU
and thai copy of this order he forthwith inserted IN
SOM newspaper printed III the town OF Lynehhurr Tor
two months sncc' ssveiy and posted the front door OF
the Court-hause IN The said town.
Copy Icste,
~ J. WIIIS.C.C,
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Pt.

Virginia
At Jules holden in the clerks office Of the Superior
Court OF Cbancery Tor the Lynchbufg Di1e, the ION
day of June, 1926.
William II. Digs, PIT.
against
william patfr, and n iintn Johnson, DtitS. :
The defendant William johnson not having hi
Appearance and given security according 20 the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this court, and II appea ing
By satisfactory evidence that he IS not ahtant OF
tbs country II IS ordered that the said defendant Ga
appear here the r,day Of the nest term and an
sars the bill oi the pantn and that cops OF tins
der be forthWitnsrfted IN somc Newspaper printed III
lho tounof IJnchbutg, Tor two months sucecs,vey ),
and posed at the itont door OF the courthouse IN the
said town. A'opy. 1esit, NO., -
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Nirginin .

Virginia
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the super,nr
court OF eancery for the Lynchburg District the 10th
day of June, 1890.
Peter Street and Susan his wife, late Susan NJ Scott
. Pits,
John Haynes. John II. otey and Barnabas sA Edison
and CharieSC Patteson. eN'rs OfBoyee EidSon dec Il
Dptts,
The defendant John Haynes not having entered hi,
appearance aud gwen security according the act OF
assembly and the rules OF ths court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence Thai he is not an iniabani
OF tbs country II sordered that the said defendant
do appear here the first day ofthe next term and
answer the hill Of the plaintiffs and hat cory of
tins order he forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper
printed IN the to"nof I4nchbnrg for two months sue
ees'c and posted the front door of t. court house
in the said town,
copy-Teste,
az JOHN WILLS,C C
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J. WILLS, &C.

Nirginia:
rat Rule holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court of chanery Tor the Lynehburg District The ION
day of June. 1870.
Isaac Ruokcr aud Ambrose Rucker, Pts.
aTainSt
Richard II. Hunks, William Shelton, Richard PurLs,
William Ware, archibald robertson, the admr of |.
saac I'nsle dee d. Fleming Colensn Robert iipsla,.
Alexander inSoy and VIM. II. Roane, Detts
The Edefendants Richard II. Burks aud Richard
g,N.n security according the act of Assembly
aud Oh, rhies of this court, and II appearing b,
satisfactory evidence that they Inhabitants of
this country: Its ordered. that the said defendants dn
app,a here on the first day Of the term md answer
The bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order be
tofhNlth inserted IN some Newspaper printed in the
town Of LHuehburg, Cor two months success,eIy and
posted the front door of the cuurt-ho, in die said
town. \ Copy. Toste,
~ J. WILLS, c. c.
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;. sITsT SAIL afPalsylvaai4 Land =

- atIsT SAIL afPaisylsaaia Ls''a =
k, ,irtne d a deed OF trust execH,sa , 20
.sbe .absofiher, nv pahney Morris saiiy us rs
.aiie beatins ate the e5h OF MAY 1879, aaa
OF reconlsin u, county canr' Of fi.lsY t Iii
for certain purposes therein ~. ,,,.n
.,,,,,...4 N sell at public auction, IA the Town
ofpanvilie, on Thursday the 80 day OF Au'
ssa Gun or supposed TO contain geo Acre
ION which William A. Morris at present re, re,
sides) on credit Of one aud two years, ,as
.nnrehasrr 10 give bonds with satisfactory
fps,srsanal security, and deed Of trust on tue
land 10 secure the payment of the purchase
money. Such title only will be eoh'rye' %
is vested in me- as Trustee.
40 ASA OLIVER, Trustee.
Tie Editor of the panvilie Sentinel WI
,ublisb the above Advertisement I'll tne DAY
~ ssla and forward his account 10 tie aIr-
giuaa office for payment. o,
July To- 1900.
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.ns..on coa.ay, May Coart, lsss g.. :,
James Loving, NJ
against

s1sNN- = %
against IL
fer.aerlY Behethefland Loving, Abram seay
- Ro.a his vila. formerly Rosa Lowing
samuel stevens aud Nancy his wife, iofilel :
t. Nancy Loving, samuel 4. Denny and va,
6mi his wife, formerly Naomi Loving, anu
pollv Loving. Mildred Loving, George sea
ton Loving aud Znchariah loving, children
and heirs II George Loving, decd. Delts'
IN CHANGEkf,
On the motion of the plaintiff by his ahor.
ney, aud il appearing TO the satisfaction "
tie court That the tract Of land oil Wh'ih
George Loving died seized and possessea' w.
ing in this county, IS mol worm the sum VI
three hundred dollars TO each dislfibnlee
thereof, aud il also appearing 10 the sa'ls'ec-
ton of The court that the defendants bebelh-
erland johnson, Rosa Seay, Nancy stevens
and Naomi Denny, distributes ol saih "eo
Loving dee are femes covert, anu lhal lhe
defendants George Seaton Loving ahh ga,
chariah Loving, who are also dis'fIbhlees vi
the said George Loving, dec are infants nu-
der tho age of twenty one years aho II
niiher appearing that the defendants apfa'n
Seav and George Seaton Lovin5are not ih'a
h,tnnts OF this commonwealth ana "ihou'
the jurisdiction OF this court II Is therefore
ordered, adiudged and decreed, that the sh'u
absent defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday in August next, to snow
,aa5e. il MY they con. why the said tract OF
land should not tie soid, according TO Tue pro-
visions OF me act OF Assembly ~ such cases
made aud provided; and II is further order
ed, that copy of this order he inserted in
the Firsnian, published in the town OF Lynch
burg, once a week for eight weeks success
siyely, previous 10 the sind fourth Monday in
August, and that another copy be posted ~
at the door OF the courthouse of this county
on some court day.
A Copy-Ieste,
Dc RIO. c. CUTLER d. c.
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MILLS FOR SALE.

PURSUANT To the last " Ill of the
4 laie Col. William B. Lynch, | offer for
sale one undivided noiety oil the Black Wa
ter Mills, lying within few hundred yards
si Lynchbnrg, TO WHICH Is attached about %
acres OF Land, extending nearly IN the lewn.
These Mills run three pair of Burrs and one
pair of Cologne stones, aud when in COM
plele order can grind forty or fifty thousand
bushels OF wheat ia season, ana their local
situation, added 10 the destruction OF several
manufacturing mills in this district of conn-
try by the late flood, render them we'll wor-
Thy the attention. Of persons DESTROYS to own
this sort OF property.
The dam has been recently broken, but can
he rebnili in short time Tor d moderate sum
and probably will be done before the sale.
A small part OF The purchase money will
be wanted in hand, or at short date, and
liberal credit given ON tie balance.
II a sale IS not made before the Sd day OF
August, they will on thai day be sold at pub
lie auction on the premises.
MICAJAH DAVIS, jr.
.4dmr. uuh the tH alReftd ofthe
estate Of Nm. b. Lynch.
P.S. Several Negroes for Hire belonging
to the sad estate. tds94 IuIy 10.
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l'OK RENT, foI term of years, the
A place where the late William b. Lynch
resided, comprlsing8 or 10 acres of Land
well inco.ed, with II small brick dwelling
house, kitchen, snoke-house, stables, carri-
riage-hou,r aud house tor servants, an excel
lenl garden. II well oil fine water, number
of fruit trees, aud is altogether very dcsira-
Bile situation.
II not rented before the goth inst it will on
thai day be lei 10 the highest bidder
Also, thai valuable Farm, late the resi-
denee of NJ Lynch, decd lying within about
four miles Of Lyuehburg This place has on
il n comfortable dwelling house with conye-
nient out honses,a good apple orchard, fine
meadow, and about 900 Acres OF cleared
land, chiefly in good order for cultivation
good tenant NAV have a long lien.
Also the Plantation near the earding ma
chine. MICAJAH DAVIS, il.
Guardian Of iptiiia0l B. Lynch.
July 10 tlyl
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NEW MUSIC.

Virginia:
At rules holden the clerks Office of the super,o
day of June, 1926. ~ ~ ~
William Black, III,
against
Landon G. R'yes, Thomas A. Holcombe. Peter wal
ker and Robert Murriss n.f,s
The defendant Peter Walker not having enter
eu ms apptHranccand given security according tn the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and i, an
pearng by satisfactory evidence, ha he is not an phs
etant ai this country, tits ordered. that the said
dant do appeal here ON The rstday ohe term and
answer me MI oihe plaintiffs and tlata copy Of this
order be iorthaith inserted IN some ueYSpaprr
III the town OF lynchburg Tor two months successyely
anu posted az the front door of the court house IN the
SAID town. Acopy--1eSte,
az JOHN WILLS, &C.
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AunNstA NrinSs.


| '9stllN establishment, Va opened on
| the first Of Jun5. under the direction OF
| Mr. JoaH g. fright. an experienced mana
Ger and every effort viii be made 80 give
general satisfaction II is beautifully situated,
at the Eastern base of the North Mountain
10 miles n. ". from Slaunon, aud 20 miles
, w. from llarrlsonbHre, and near the raau
leading through each place, TO the Warm,
Hot Sweet, and White Sulphur springs
lhe climate is believed TO be the most
healthy, aud in summer the most desirable in
the State aud the Improvements second (,
none, in point of comfort and sufficient lor
the accommodation of 100 boarders.
The waters contain "a quantity of SUlphR-
retted hydrogen Gas, with some Carb0aic
.4c{ Gas and are sufficiently pufgatre.-
Their effect upon the Kidneys, Sim aud Sto-
mach, IS almost immediate, and upon all the
| secretary organs most powerful In all eases
OF Gravel where it has been tried ii has pro-
we'd itself peculiarly eflicacious and in
Cutaneous, DyspeP.ic, Hepalic, and bilious
affections, experience has tested lis superior
efficacy.
Good Music and good Pack of Hounds
will be provided
The stages from Richmond, Frederieks-
burg, and Winchester, arrive at Stamnton 3
times week, trom whence passengers eau,
by Hack, reach the Springs in three hours.
As this place is yet in infancy compared
with the old watering places in Virginia, and
oi consequence, not SO extensively known, IA
respectful reference is made TO the several
gentlemen, under named, all of whom have
had some opportunity of becoming acquaint-
ed witt its merits and any claim ii may have
to public patronage.
ERASMUS STRIBLING.
Hon. James Barbour, Washington; Wm
Bernard and {. l.. Stevenson, Esqrs Frede.
ricksbnrg; Robert Saunders, Esq and Doct.
Ro. p. Walker, Williamsburg: Matthew
Clutf, Esq Norfolk; Henry Robertson, Esq
Hampton; Col. Wm. Montague, Powhatan !;
DR.. Ludlow and Payne Waring, Esq. Essex |;
DIR. X James, Gainesville Hon. p. p Barbour
and Doct Beale, Orange John Kelley and
+. B Dyer, Esq. AbemarIe David Rodes,
Lynchburg;.
June Is. clA16
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July 10
NOR SALE the LANYARD at New

L>OR SALE the TAN-Y ARD at New
Glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Charles l. Barrett together with commodi
aus dwelling honse, Kitchen, smoke-honse
and other out houses. There is alta he'd 10
this establishment bnt little short of four A.
ere, Of Land, all enclosed, together with a
bont 40 vats, and bark suitifeat 10 work the
ward for some time To come. This situation
is believed To be one Of the best for The re-
ception OF country hides il Virginia. Pos
'rssion, tor the purpose of working in hides,
can lac had forthwith, aud entire possession
about the first of Decrmher next. Any per
son wishing 10 purchase such property viii
do well to call and see H. as great bargain
may be had. Mr.. Barrel, of New Glasgow,
will show the property, aud is authorised 10
stipulate for the same. JOSEPH ALLEN
Richmond. July 3. lsq2
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NER. AUGUsTIN SMITH.

I'VE are not an inhahitant of this state. and
have no known agent or attorney therein, !
hereby notify You. through the newspaper.
tina, shall, on the 5th day of September,
1876, al the house of John Witcher, in The
comfy of Piisylvana, if fair, if not, on the
next fair day, take the depnsilions Of William
Graves aud others, 10 be read as evidence in
a cause depending in the Superior Cour, al
ChHncery for the Lyuchburg district, in
which am plaintiff and yon and said Witch.
er are defendant. Yours, &c.
GEORGE ROBBINS,
'ey 70 cSw48
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GROCERIES.


on as good terms as can be bad in tvs mar
Ret, confident they are well bought, but will
not promise on better, or cheaper, consisting
IN part Of
Bes' filled sacks Of Salt, twilled sacking
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
y. Orleans aud W. |. Molasses
bond and sperm candles, Is 10 SIS
IuTpentine and transparent Soap
onnnowder aud Imperial Tea fresh
Cnt and wrought Nails and brads
Pategt Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, s by 10. 4 10 by -. ( putty
Snllhfeld aud mountain Bacon, which will
engage 10 furnish by the season
New Mackerel and nerrings
Few casks OF rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Crockery ,2Giasss a
Earhen Ware
Blind, Snatlle and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart and gig Whps
Hacks best aud common Seears
Mems and boys wool aud fur Hats
Salt Peire, Chamber Salts, Mustard
ailspce' Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Madder g.
Copperas
from, German and blisiered Steel
Genuine Madeira aud Malaga Winfy
London aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeling and Shifting, Osnal. urss
3D. aud l.2 point Blankets
600 lb. heanlifnl Cotton Yarn
10 bills of Cider
For which will receive any kind of pro
duce brought to this market al the best cash
prices NATliL. WINSTON
Mafch 20 ts62
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NOTICE. BY virtue Of a deed oi rus,
- executed to us by James Brooks dated
che eleventh day Of August lsg', aud teee cor.
sed m the eounty court OF Campbell, We
shall proceed to sell at public aneil'n' on
the pre- misses, Tor cash, on the Goth day oil Al,
enst nesi, trac, or parcel Of laed wing and
being m the county OF C"hphel', an Stann,
: -, sapPosec 70 cealain one thousand
acres heing the tract of laod purchased by the
the sad tact OF l4nd as shall be shmVSreefhP 70
pay the amount Of prnci nj & interest now
due Tor The same. together with the costs
aud charge, OF sale.-Aoting ms trustees W.
shall conyty such title as is vested IA US by
the deed aforesaid WM. RADf0kD,
ALEX. IRVINE.
lime. Is clds4s
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11ATESG A1GAAGAA@ OF
JtaOke atiu ailsN hoods.

NsckEE, ROBINS y q. have the
w pleasure ct announcing TO their friend.
and the public, the arrival ola few packages
OF Goods selected with great care by one OF
The firm, within the last three week, at New
YORK Tor ca,h, at great sacrifices, Which pIa-
res II in their power 10 offer their assortment
at very low price,.--'Ihey daily look tor the
remainder OF their goods Ladies wishing
TO purchase for themselves and country
friends, are respectfully solicited to call.
July % tfaS
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July IS.

NEW PUBLICATlONS-The public
~ IS informed that the subscriber la
just received. direct from n. York. further
supply Of NEW BOOKS q STA
&kS n Any among them are The i0l'
towing NEW works, viz
Cranky, a new novel in vols. by an En-.
glish Lord-Ihis is certainly one among the
best novels that's been before the public for
a long lime.
Ihe Subatern, or, Sketches of the PENN.
sular War during the Campaigns OF 1918 aad
~ h1 an eye wilness.-l don't know any
work that's more praised than this by all who
have read it.
Tales oil the Wild and the Wonderful
From the name OF this work | presume lis
very fne.
Fielding's Proverbs of all Nations, ilustra-
ted with notes and comments, DC. &c--Ere-
~ person ought 10 own Il copy of this valua.
bic aud rare production.
The History OF the Buccaneers of America,
in vols expect this is very interesting.
SIIlman's Tour between Hartford and
Quebec, with most superb engravings, sc
This work is very much praised 10y all who
have read it,
Thompsons Discour5es' and Correspon.
dence, with various learned Jurists upon The
History of the Law, &c. &c.--l am told by
LAWYERS that this is an exceeding fine work.
The Masonic Chart. Sd Edition, with con-
siderable additions aud concentrations, by X.
". Jeremy, T.. Cross, q l..
The Templars' Chart-Orders of knights
of the Red Cross, knights Tempars and
Knights Of Malta or Order of II John of Je.
rnsalem, by Jeremy L. Cross, X. K. {. h. l.
M &c.
Also further supply.of Brooke's Ga2et'
teer, which is certainly one Of the most vain.
able aud useful productions in the known
worId-and every person ought TO own a CO.
Ply OF this exceedingly valuable aud useful
work. Together with a great variety OF
Books and Stationary of every description
all of which, the public may rest assured,
| will sell very low for cash
June /. ABRAM r. NORTH. )
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to visit r1e state Of Ken

INTENDING 10 visit me state Of Ken
Il iaeky. Tennessee, Alabama and the Ar
kansaw Territory, about the FIRST of August
nexl, | WILL undertake the transaction oi bu-
siness ia any one OF the Aforesaid States or
Territory may be found previous 10 dat
time al my father, Mr.. Geo. Markham, in
Amherst, ; miles below L.nchburg. or any
communicate addressed 10 me and lodged
in the post Office OF Lyuehburg will be alien
ded 10. bLO. l.. MARX Ham.
July II. te2w'97
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June Is
.afessr.. .Inmes .NsaLis & Hugk Afoiis.

.Nessrs. james .NeatiS s. Hugh Nsotis.
A 5 YOU are not inhabitants OF Virginia,
~ aud have no ageut or attorney therein
known TO me, I hereby notify You, through
the news papers, thai shall on the eleventh
day OF August 1926, in rle Eagle Tavern, in
liberty, bedford courthouse take THE aiil.
davils If Henry Terry, Philip Loekard, Mace
Bales. Thomas Stiff, and others and on the
l9th dry OF the same month, in The clerks
6ifice OF Monroe county, Va shall take the
affdavits Of spotswood Wills and shall con
tinue from Day 10 lay until all are taken, &
which affidaviis when taken I shall offer 10 he
read as evidence unthe trial oil the Injunction
depending in Bedford County Court in which
am nantff aud you are decentralization
an@@ here you may attend II you choose
Nonr obi. seryt. ISAAC n, OlEY
July ~. cidstq
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Lynchburg, July 81

/ RUST SABE-Pnrsusn nj to deed u
4 truss executed 10 the subscribers, by
Samuel |. Harrison, for certain purposes
therrin entieued. We shall on Friday
the 23th day IDLY next, if fair, if not the
La, III day, .socecd Oh the premises, to
sell for r-ddy ,no"rN, To the highest bidder,
taa tract. ol ind The one original,
a part of what is common ally called the
Chesn.t Hi tract, contains 1929 acres,
and is situate in Campbell county, o.
James river, at the mouth of Jne's Branco
distant only two miles from Lynchburs.
The other contains one hundred acres, AMI
is bounded on the one side by the Narrow,
Low Ground tract, aud on the other b, TIE
tract above described. The contienlty 81
III, SO Lands TO the town of Lynchbuie,
renders them, in the aplnlnn of the under
signed, very valuable.
The title is believed to be undoubt /.
but acting as trustees we will convey sur
oUly as is vested IN us.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
L. ANTHONY.
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Dr. W. r. LYM GET

4 sFFERs ms services as practitioner
~ oil aedicine to the inhabitants oiLyneh-
burg and is vicinity. His office is on Main
Street Opposite the Union HoieL
June % tc6w47
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NEW SUMMER GOODS.

NEW 81 INNER GOODS.
DsAVID g. ROBERT KYLE, in add.
~ ton TO their late supplies, are receiving
an assortment, of SEAk1.E aud FAM
CT SUMNKEIs GOODS, amongst
which are tue io',oNng articles
Sup. hme, black and fancy cold Cloths and
Cassimeres
Figured aud snaded eros de Naples.
Black do.
Rich bBrege Scarts
Satin bordered do.
Flg'd and plain Canton Grapes
Grape Rohes
Mandarin do
Gauze wells
Do Hks.
Grape Leecc assorted colors)
Piping Cord and Braid
Black silk Nestings
Large Indian Fans
Misses do do
Fine palm leaf do
Tortoise shell tuck and side Combs
Fig'd and plain Indian, book, and null mus
Inns
Seersurkers
slacone Cambria
Super. fancy printed Cravats
Denmark Satin
White striped Drilling
Bolivar Stripes Lafayette do
Grecian do Wilmington do
Gircassians
Gcntlemen's three cord thread hose
DO cotton do
DO do half do
An assortment of handsome calicoes'& gina.
hams
jubilee Cords Union Mixturps
irish Linens Marsailles Nesttngs
Ruseil IlriIliun = tet at
Floss Cotton
An assortment of superb Anchor. Boiling
Cloths
4 sets elegant China i57 pieces each)
Liverpool Ware-consising OF Cups x San
GERS, Pitchers aud Basins, breakfast, din.
ner and cup Plates, &c. SC
Gut Glass Decanters, Tumblers and wine
Glasses
Double Flint Tumhlers various sizes)
Hardware, saddIerv, &c. &c.
June 5.
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IN CIIANCERY

NlRGlNlA-At Il superior court ol
chancery, holden NJ the town Of Lynch
burg, the 29th day oil October, 1928.
John aud Abraham Perkins, Pitts.
against
ly, Ben Rec, Elisha Perkins 4 Edlha Clay,
.eXecuriX oil Charles Clay, decd aud lnnius
A. lay, DTS.
The defendant John Moselcy, who s.ont Of
This country, and against whom, the PLAIN
ltls appeared TO have proceeded ~ the mode
pre- scrh"d by Law against absent defendants !;
still falling 10 appear and answer onthe mo
ton ai The plaintiffs, by counsel, the ooult
doth take their bill for confessed as 10 that
defendant. and the cause coming on 10 he
heHfd, on the hill, answers Of the other
defendants Martin Roy William X Jones,
Elisha Perkins, Edilha Clay and Junins
Clay, eXhibas aud examinations OF witnesses
and npon the decfeial ORDER. entered in this
cause AT rules, IN The month OF March, 1921,
which appears To have been duty ssrved npou
the defendant Benjamin Rice was argued
by couHsels On consideration whereof the
court doth order, that the defendant Martin
Key, do render al account of the property
received by him from The defendant Elisha
Perkins for his Naturalization, as the secu-
rlty OF tue said Perkins, in debt due 10 Chs
Clay, decd. before one Of the commissioners
OF the court, who is directed 10 examine state
aud settle the some, and make a report there.
OF TO the court with any matters specially STAT
ed, thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties TO be 80 stated.
A Copy--Icsle, JNO. WILLS, C. c c.
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In Campbell County Court, June l2, 1876.
Jesse NJ. Goodman, Complt.
against
John Perkins q co. and John d. Urqlhar,
Delts.
IN GIIANCERY
The defendant J Ohm Perkins not having en-.
tered his appearance aud given security &C
cofdng to the act OF Assembly and the rules
OF THIS court, aud II appearing 10 the court
that he is NIL an inhabilant of this state, IL IS
ordered That lie do appear here on these
cond Monday in Oclabcr next and ansN er the
bill II the complainant aud that this order
he inserted ~ soae newspaper Published "a
Lynchburg for eight weeks successfully, auC
posted AT The front door Of the courthouse of
this county on some court day.
A Copy-leste,
40 JNO. ALEXANDER, elk.