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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-09
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10y virtue ola deed of trust executed
\ to 'ae subscribers by prury Belt, tor Ger
tain purposes therein mentioned, AID record
ed in the clerks Office Of the county court OF
Amherst, VT shall proceed 10 sell 10y way OF
publ auction, Tor cash, on TUESDAY the 7th
day oi February next. ut The residence of the
said Drnrv Bell, IN the. county of Amherst,
Eight Valuable Nrgtoes to wit Bri.ler jim.
Caroline, Edmund, sophia, Narja. Roderirk
aud DavY. Al.o several head Of horse, cal.
tie and hog, two yoke of oxen. srycral fcath.
er bed, aud furniture, household furniture
named in sid Iced. one wagon, one horse
cart, plania ion utensils, fonr spddies and hii
des--or SO much Of said property ms will he
sufficient to satisfy the purposes of sald deed
Acting As trustees We viii convey such nlle
only as is vested In H..
SAMUEL HANNAH
MARTIN ". DAVENPORT,
Jan. 8 td,2q Trust.rs.
postponenent.
THE above sale is postponed uuti Frds,
the oath OF February, ls26. 5. H.
NJ ~. y
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NIRGiNlA-At a Superior Count of
Chauccrv holden al The town of LYNCH
burg The 10Th day OF octoher, 30
William u. Wren, admr OF saulnel g A.
daus, dee John Vaulew aud Jacob Linden.
berger sur, viug partners OF George aud ia.
cob Lludenberger, Pits.
against
Oliver M'Reyuods. sdm'r of James Dun
uinston. dec. Januet' Dnnnueton admtiN
d. bonis non OF Walter Dnnnlngton, dec Nj
cholas Harrison aud John II smlta, D.tts
The plaintiff Jacob Idndenberger being
dead, the court as to linn can, at present, pro.
ceed no farther in this cause. ,,hereuprn the
same cause came on 10 be heard as 10 thu o.
thcr parties on the bill, answers and exhibits,
aud va, argued by counsel on considcrati.
on whereof, the court doll urder that one
of the Commissioners Of the court do take an
account, fr-t, of the claim, OF the plaintiffs
Irespecli,cly, u sci forth in the hill, against
lhr lalr concern at James aud Walter Dun
ningiot an account. OF the admin
isfration OF Jamrs nunnin .lon, dec. ON the
cstaie Of said Waiter Huntington, dec
thirdly. of the administration OF the defend.
ant Jauneu Huntington as adm'trix de bonis
non on the estate of tie sad Walter Dan
ninglon, dec aud rourlhly, Of the administia,
ton of the defendant Oliver MReyuolds,
On the estate of the said james pnnning-
ton, dec and the said Commissioner is
directed to examine state an settle the
same and make report thereof to the court
with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself or required by the par.
lies TO be so stated.
A Copy. Tesie,
IAIIN VIII
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hghinI
Christopher Robertson and James Garland,
adnirs Of Davis Petty, dec Andy Petty, T.
nlIraim Francis aud Fanny his wife, Nelson
Bryant and Polly bis uife, Ills Wilson aud
Elizabeth his VIDE, Thomas Hines and Nancy
his VIII and Ishnm Petty aud Josenh, Lebu-
Ion Fontain, Albert, Fills aud Griel b..
SCALE, children OF Lefty seaies, dec the last
four OF whom are infants, b, commissioner
Benagh specially assigned their guardian,
Deits.
By consent of the parties by their counsel,
the court doth order thai the defendants
Christopher Robertson and james Garland,
render an account Of their administration Of
the estate Of their interstate, before one OF tue
commissioners OF the court, who IS directed
70 examine, state aud settle the same q make
report thereof 10 the uourl with any matters
specially stated. thought pertinent by himself
81 required by the parties 10 be.s0 stated.
Copy Tcsle,
JOHN WILLS, Ok.
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L Il \ Y X LIN
HOTET..

The Subscriber has removed from the
Washington, which he has occupied for
more than two years past, TO the Frarkln
Hotel, He rctnras thanks To the public
for The palroaagr h. has received during
his residence At thc Washington and, ~
he will continue 10 use his utmost sxerilons
10 give satisfaction To his customers he So
hcits continuance of il at the Franklin
His t,bl, shall always be as well furnished
as the markets will admit.
he has attentive and careful Osilers, and
81 excellent Stable.
ROBERT MORRISS.
Nov. q! 1850
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Virginia
At rules ,den IN the clerks otfice of the superior
court Of chancery for the Lnehburg district, the 2st
day of OCtO cr 1925:
william Mcclure, PIT.
Against
1andy Moore, Def.
The defendant not having entered his appearance
and dgVen security according the nbiy and
the rules OF tins court aud II appearing lay satisfactory
evidence that lie Is moi nhabant this country Ii
sordcred that the sand defendant do appear here on
the first day Of the next and answer The bill Of the
anuh aud that copy oil this order be forthwith
serted in some new spaptr printed IN he town of nc,
burg for two months sncee si,el1 and posted the front
door OF the court house la the sald tuWn.
o Acopy-teste, JOHN WILLS, 1. c.
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NrnnIA

A, ,ui,s holden N ,he clerk, Office ~ che supsFlof
csnll Of hance, for the Lsnehburg Dstuet, the 2sth
day If Octabrf, i -.
aIlllam Il. fiarfis, ft
against
Edward arm. ohm L. Harris, Ishn Hsrri., John
D,sFss and william ~. iigges and ldhn harfis er-
chants aud partners under the st and firm Of Diggss
L Harris. III :.
The defendant Edward Harris not having entered his
appear4ncf end gI On security according te aetoi
Assemble ard therues OF this court, and appearing by
sa,taeioty evidence that h. not nhabtant o this
ecu uffs II Is ordered, that fhe saId defendan do
si,t,ar ar,. on III, fist day OF the and aE
rfh, bill OF the plaintiff and thai copy OF thisor-
der b. forthwith inserted ~ snnit-ntasp per pfuted ID
tn town Of ~ chburEfyr two months sueeesslYely =
pDsicd Al the front door Of the courthouse ia the .ad
"a J. WILLS, Ct.
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REMOVAL.
VWOM ~ i. N\N0X,

HAS removed his wholesale and rel
u Drug aud Medicine Store, 8 doors
low his old stand, in the tenement torme
occupied by Mr.. john NJ Warwick.
Feb. q, ts5n
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Ci.OV Err SEND.

4 Consignment of 40 Bushels fresh
n Mountain CLOVER SEED. inst rec.i.
we'd and for sale by SAML. YOUNG.
Jan. II. ts43
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Virginia
At Itul. #haldcu N the clerks Office of the Supe Tor
e5aff IT han ery Tn The Lynebulg Dsniet, tie 18th
daf If OetDber, Is25,
Pete la}Hel, Plt.
against
BeYlam1n .tarr1 and William Edison. executors
Of Henry Edison, de-. james fId>oH, John kIdsun,
ntbas Fil.on 30 rph fdsuu. Edward Edison Henry
fidspn. Is 81, fidson, G. Ich " OF and Nanel lus
wis ils Mo latc sally Edison. Charles & Pattel-
son and ia his aiie, Joshua Moore and Mildred is
WIFI. ~ iilam JOINER and oliyh wite att Polly Ed
son. isaac ihou.a, ard Jrmina bs Rite Joshua amp
bell aud Btlamn Harm, X ) h. WIFI. neis.
III def ndants atne, tid on lohn Ind ca BarHhbas
EidsJn. SIP Edison, Edward Edison. G0od1ch ioofe
x Nancy hb iir q Joshua Moore and Mildred lis VIII,
not baYnr ent red her app arance AID glstn stcuiy
rt.g the act of Assembly and the rules Of th ;
court aud u appearing b ,a'i fact ~ evidence that
eyafe noFHIahrantso % II country u Is ordered
thai h said def, ndat, do app a. here he 1t day
Of lhe and apswe he bill OF the plaintiff
and hata cops OF t, order be- forthwith inserted IN
paper printed ~ he town Of Lynchhurg, tor
months urcessvey aud posted at he front door II
The cUurthUusc IN the sand own.
"a J.WILLs,C.c.
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YHgn
Al rules holden in tho clerks Office Of the Supe Tor
Court y ch GER for the Lynchburg Dstrc', u 2sth
day OF Dciobe 1925.
David Hunt. Pit,
against
Nathan 4 buttp,,n, and Iohn Parrot. Defts.
lie defendant John Parrot not having entered has APP
psarance and gYt security according TO act oi s.
..nblY and the rules Of this count and II appealn by
satsfaclory evidence that ho - not an iniabitant Of
TN. country. fso dcrrd, that the sad defendant do
apptar her on the ffsi dal Of the aud an
- ~ liz bill u Tie plaintiff and that copy Of hs Or
der bo fartiia i inserted sumc nes spa = prin cd
~ he ta OF Lynthburg, o t~o months sueeessisely
aud nnrd at the front door Of he cDurthouse the
ssld zat,u. Copy. Iesie.
= }. "a = l. {.
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y7fRGINIA-Ata superior Court OF
Chancery holden al lhn Town oil Lynch
bug, on the l5th Jsy vi October, 1920.
1abez Smith, odmr OF Polly Petty, dec
pit
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
TO KINGSTO.N FLEET, ESQ.

am honored this day, sir, with challenges two,
The first from friend Langdon the second from you;
AS the one is to fght, and the other to dine
accept has engagement" and yours must decline.
Now in giving this preference, trust you'll admit
have acted with prudence, and done what was fit,
Since encounterlng him, and my weapon knife,
There is some little chance Of prescribing my life
Whilst, bullet from you, sir, might take it away,
And the maxim you know, is, to live while you may.
If however, you still should suppose i'll treat you,
BY sterny rejecting this challenge to meet you,
Bear with me moment, and will adduce
Three powerful reasons by way of excuse:
In the first place, unless am grossly deceived
| myself am in conscience the party aggrieyed.
Aud therefore, good sir, if a challenge mast be,
Pray wait till that challenge be rendered by
Again. sir, think it by far the most sinful
From whence you'll conclude, Gas I'd have YOU ndced)
Thai lighting composes no part of my creed
And my courage (Which though was never disputed,
y not, imagine too, 100 deeply rooted)
would preter-hat its Fruit, sir, whaeer it may yield,
aa3uld appear at she tabe,o and not in "Me field"
tae asily, my Rfe be il never forgot,
I ss. sses 4 value which yours, sir, does not,
a!ean 10 preserve it as long as can,
Justly entitled ga family .Mann;'
free or four children 6 scarce know how many)
'#sNo ou, sir, have not, or ought not 10 have, any
de,, that the contest would be too unequal,
| 4oubt not will plainly appear by the sequel;
Fo cen goa must acknowledge it would not be meet
That one small "fann Of war" should engage whole Flee
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
JOHN SEBO,
Cabinet s. Sofa Maker,

CorRer Of Market and Rroad Streets, Wilmington,
I'D EsPECrFuIAY informs his friends and the Public,
III he carries the above business in all its various
branches.
As he determined employ only the frstrate work
men, ard make ohe best materials he has doubt OF
giving satisfaction to those who may favor him with their
custom.
lie intends keeping Stock Of rcaay made FURNITURE
hand, vita which the public can be supplied at any
time.
n B--j s. Noni also iorm the Public, that he has
procured elegant iiEARSE with lie uecessa equip
inents, such used in Philadelphia
Sent Is, 1896 S6-ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
n, Del TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1926.

Law AND WAR.-At late meeting of gentlemen under
commission of bankruptcy, tAndover, in England,
disagreement arose between Mr. Fleet and Mr. Manu. both
respectable Solicitors, which produced challenge from
the former The latter returned the following answer.
The last stanza but will be perfectly understood,
when it is known that Mr. Mann has wife and Children
while Mr. Fleet is a bachelor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
FOE SALE.

k--A That 1nrpe Story Brick House and Lot
EsssI No 83, Market street, few doors below the
EsGsI Upper Markel-beng one of the best stands for
business lie Borough The House is 90 feet
fton rhnng back 30 feet with three story brick kitch
en- adjoining, wit, good cellar under the whole the
rooms above al rnvse,-a pump of good water in the
ard The terns ~ le made easy.
HANCE NAFF.
f'v Sizes soct in the Wilmington & Brandywine
Rs !, and Ftiiat+1!i =; Wilmington i rnpike for sale
y Va. III. NAFF,
Sept. o14t No. 33, Market st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
SERMONS

DY Thomas Wetherald ard Elias Hicks delivered during
I'D the Yearly Meeting Of Friends in the City OF New
York June 1896 together with Sermon by Elizabeth
Robson, and Prayer by Anna Brathwae also Sermons
Asivered in Philadelphia and Wilmington Del by fhom-
IS Weiherad.
Received at A. H. Wilson's Circulating Library lo5,
Market street, sept >.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office at Jt'sWcastle, Del.
OcT l, 1896.
William s. Roulden Joseph Lippincot
Mary Bishop Giles Lambson
John Boyd NJ
Noah Morris, senr.
III tnnah II. Clealen Shadrack Morris
James Caldwell John WCrone, jun'r
Richard Cnworlh Rev. N. N. MLatter
IIorcas Cannon George Mackey
Iiemiee Cunningham Caharine Mulquiny
John Carlgan Sarah M'Camont
Daaiel Care Patrick M'Coy
John Marsh
John Dodd o
Martha Denncy Daniel o'Brien
~ Faris, Esq. Mr.. Parish
Brl2el Fowler
Brchel Fowler Mary Rosse
John Fersen Edw'd, Ridgeley
John Fitzgerald William Rutter
George Pagan
John Fasan Joseph Spencer
Catherine Springer
William I. Gray Henry Seed
Jose oil c. Griffith Hobt Stewart
John Gardner 3 Jesse Smith
Elizabeth Hickman Henry Tucker
Capt. Harrison Capt Jas. Thompson
Duct. L. huntington W
Isaac Hughes James Walker
William Watson
Mrs Ider James Welsh
George johnson, Esq. Kitty Washington
Peter Jacobs John Wiley
K John Wiley junr
| John Kncade Isaac War;
Thomas Keys
| 9i-3t II. w. RlTCIIIE, p. NJ
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
NOTICE.

EvHE BouKshLLISG aid Sr.TIuNEar BUSINESS and The
CIRCULATING LIGRAuy hitherto conducted BY JAMES
WlLsoa, viii be continued by the subscribers.
A. & II. WILSON
Winning On, August 90, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
Number 493.
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ORDER OF FIRING.

.NaryLand University Lottery, 8M Class,
To be tltawn on he 11th Of October.
Scheme Il Prize Of $1,000, Of 7e10, l o. 1000 of
900, Of 1900, of 1910, of 1000 ui 500, Of $50
so Of so, 780 OF TO- and 1900 of dollars.
Ticket 5-llat SO Quarter 1.25-Eghth e. cts.
Detamare State lottery 4th Glass,
To be drawn the Isl Of November.
Scheme.-1 Prize Of s60O0 Of $500, of 2000 of
1850, uf 1900 Of 1860. Of 1000 10 Of 300, l56 Of 90
780 of g. and 1900 Of 5 dollars.
Ticket 5--lalf ] 50-Quarter 75-Eighth 37t cts
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ighes, Prize S20090. Ticket s5-shares in proportion
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-10
MACHINERY FOE SALE.

NA No TIA = II "a ITO = Y ".
YgSliE following Cotoa and jFooen Nlehaayare oferea
u for sale, At reduced prices:
C0TTO.T .W.2CHI.tEE
Four 'Fhrostles Of 100 sIndes each.
One 80 inch Card, workers and strppers, goJ -io.a1
One 36 inch do do. do
One Drawing frame, + heads.
Tuo 10 Ing francs, 16 cas each
Ylsn Press, handing Machine, Csus Reel Beiis ce !,
Weights, W,nng Block &C &c
The above Machinery has berr little ases 4He II
of ii il good working order
WO0LEN .NiCHI.NE2Y.
Three "a 'nch Cardng Engines
One Biiy 90 Splnd'as,
I vo Jn,ness 10 Spndles each
One Varying Mill.
Twenty Lopa.s, of them broad, with Reeds Heddle
SA,,tles, i3obbns &c SC
Five Power Lon,.s, that supposed will do either
for WOODEN o. cotto. goods.
The Machinery will be sold low either altogeth
,u parfs hppy J.. ALRlCHS & Co,
Whining Gr, y i 1Sth, 1926. 81
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III IE. fact, that the European Backing, from the
l. ,wo celebrated manufactures, has far excel
led any thing of the kind hitherto offered for sale,
and particularly in this country, is generally admit
ted by all. To those who consider themselves
judges and those who are the most disposed to pa
tronise American manufactures, KNAPP's BLACK
is offered for examnation-and il, upon trial, it
does not equal or surpass any English Blacking ev-
er offered in this country, no patronage whatever
is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment Of the
manufacturer, by the cusk, dozen, single bott c
at L5'No. 7 Westminster RoW.-rD
N. B Borders from the country will receive
particular attention.
Septembor 2. tf
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SMITH s. PARMENTER

"AVING just received additional stock
Ill of entirely new and elegant PRINTING
APPARATUS, from the Philadelphia, New
York aud Boston Type Foundres, which makes
their supply complete, now offer to execute any
business in the printing line. They will print
BOOKS, SHOW-BILLS, CARDS, SHOP BILLS
AND BLANKS ofevery description, at the short
est notice, and in the first style. LOTTERY
TICKETS and other work finished in different
colours, in style inferior to none. All kinds OF
customers.
June II epistf
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COACH and CH.4iSE-.MAKENG BUSINESS.
EMOVAL.-JoHN l.. JOHNSON takes this OPP
III portunity to tender his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal encouragement he
has received in his line Of business, and would in
form them that he has removed from his old stand,
and taken shop in rear OF No. %, North Main
Street where he will execute all orders in the a
bove business, at short notice, with neatness and
aesnatch. If. July 8.
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COAt STONE, MARBLE, SLATE, &c.-The
= subscriber has just received ten tons of Francis
town Soap stoue-those who are in want of this ar
tice for fire places, &c, are invited to CALL where
may be had Monuments, Tomb-Tables, Grave
Stones, Facings, Hearhs, Jambs, and almost every
rtcIe nsunIly called for in the stone cutting line,
and on reasonable terms.
DAVID BOLLES,
Hydraulion street, near the Exchange Bank
July l. IT,
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q c. SMITH has just received in addition to
-. his former stock of Boots and Shoes, assort-
ment suitable for the Southern Market, which are
offered at very low prices.
ALSO-cons,antly on hand, Sole Leather Calf
Skins and Meats Leather; Lasts of all kinds, from
several dffereAt manufactures; Boot Trees and
Crimps, French tops, English soles, Boot Webbing,
Cords, Shoe Thread, Cork -Soles, NC. Real Japan
and Day & Martins Blackins. No. II, WeStmin-
stcr-Ro
Sent. :. II.
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F.47E REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
TENHE public are informed that there is good
Il Line of Stages from this town to Hartford,
through Foster, Brooklyn, Windham, Columbia
anil Bolton, three times a week, viz: Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5, A. M. which as
sert is an easier road TO drive than any other.
For seats, apply at the Nlanufacturers' Hotel and
Sept. 9. ii S. CRlTTENTON, Proprietor.