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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed
trust, executed to the nndersig
ed by John Steele, on the 10Th day
August, 1926, and admitted to record in y
clcrRs office of Campbell county, we sha|
on Saturday the lth day ofnextmontb, at I'll
late residence of said Steele, in Campbd
county. for the purposes of carrying Il
said deed into operation, and at the requI
of the parties concerned, proceed to sell,
public auction, to the highest bidder, the u
lowing property, 10 wit one negro man
MEL, one negro woman Sally, one Wagg
and Gear, one Cart five Horses, one Ma
gany Bureau, one Walnut Cupboard, @
Walnut Desk, two Walnut Folding Tab
one Dressing Table, eight Windsor Chat
three Beds and Furniture, China, and Ola |
Ware ,one Spinning wheel, one Candle Sta
aud all the other Household and Kitchen
niture belonging TO the said John steele
his life time Acting as trustees, we shall
" convey snch right as is vested IN us
said deed, aud none other.-Terms at sale
NJ. s. GARLAND,
u, g. MURRELL
Oct. 30. td25. Trustees
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New Establishment.

<NHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform
IA their friends aud the public that they
nave formed connection for the purpose
Vi carrying on the several branches OF Sad
p, die q Harness Making Business.
lney VIII at all times keep General As.
S9r'ment OF Saddles and Brides, Coach, Gig,
""sson aud Cart Harness. Made of the best
~" ana IN the neates, manner. Hay
Ss se'Neu a regular Apprenticeship to this
business, and 1t being their only means of
support, they hope to meet with a sharn ~
P9hlie patronage. And they assure those
VINO may favor them with business. TINT !,
s,,a'' oe executed with dispatch and in sat.
,SiaGtory manner. Their Establishment is in
u Clf mouse lately occupied by Nr. Matthew
Su'',n, nearly opposite Mr.. A. r. North's
Doo" o'ore' LEWIS GREGORY.
~. 90 ROB, S, WILKINS.
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kNr Sale Oc Rent.
May Is

filHE franklin Hotel in the town a
"a New Glasgow, in the county of Amherst
A. house of entertainment, this is equal TO
any IN, the upper country. The buildings are
large aud convenient, and promise great adj
vantages 10 any person disposed 10 embark
in that kind of business: also several tracts
OF land in the Counties of Amherst aud Mel
son, which lands are we'll adapted to the cul-
ure oil corn, wheat, tobacco, &c.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July 27. 1851
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Frnit Yrees, Grapes. sc

= MEAN BOTANIC GARDEN and Nnr-
series al Finishing, near new York, offers TO
furnish the public with such Trees and Plants
as they may desire
The collection Of Fruit Trees OF all the va
rious kinds, and also OF Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants, IS by far the most extern
siYc aud valuable IN AmercB.-ln addition 10
the immense acquisitions oil former years the
proprietor now has above 500 nelD rnfietieS
ofthe choicest Fruiis which are moi in posses
sion ofany other establishment in this coun.
try, all of which are announced IA the cata'
ogues for 1926. The assortment Of Grapes
consists of above $50 kinds, comprising the
finest wino and table Grapes OF France,
Germany, Italy, and the Crimfa.--Ihe pro-
pririor having acquired extensive informn-
ton on The subject from actual observation
and erperienee, IS enabled 10 make such Sc
lcctions rs may be suitable to any particular
locality, aud where such selections are lett 10
him, he will send such as cannot fail to sue
coed He also offers thcm IN nssorlmenis,
for the FIST Of one dozen vines the prices will
be- eight dollars, for the Sef0Hd OF the same
number six dollars aud for The Hird, four
and half dollars. The collection OF Roses
exceeds 800 varieties, and OF Green House
Plants, he has above 2OoO species, comprising
% 900 pots, among which are all those known
as most beautiful and interesting
Persons who order Grapes will be furnish
cd with directions tor their culture
Orders by mail direct (post paid) or thro'
any agent in the Union, Will meet with
prompt attention. Catalogues TO be had gratis
OF
RIO. T0MPKfNs,
Agent for W.P.
Oct 10 tcIWl0
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NEW BOOZE

49, 49, &c ~ ~ ~ W-AaA - -
Among ibcni are the following new works
Nils History Of Chivalry or kn,ghloood
and lis times, in , vols, This is very IN
tcresiing aud valuable production.
Life and writings Of Frederick Reynolds
IN ? vols. This work contains great nass 81
very interesting aud amusing Information,
"Reminiscences OF Michael Kelly. This is
CertaHiy one Of the most interesting prnduc-
iions that's been before The public Tor long
time,
"Reminiscences of Charles Butler Ia.
This Is So valuable production that every
person ought 10 own copy.
Lite aud Correspondence of H. Lee, by
his grandson, H. II. Lee. The North A.
mer'can Rer'ew speak, highly OF this work.
The Snhaltern nr Sketches Of the prninen.
lar Var during the Campaigns Of 1873 d II,
hy mn eye witness. The public NAV rest ms.
sured that this is one of the best productions
OF the day.
Continental Adventures, in 3 vols. This
IS new work aud | think d very excellent
one,
John Bnll in America or the New Mum
cba1srn. by fanldlug. THIS work has heeu
so universally praised that II will be needless
tn say any lining more about il.
Merry elrs ui lhrcc Mise Men Of Gotham
by Paudiug, lhs work Is universally adml-
red
Letters and Papers Of the Rev. Thomas
Scott Never before published, with oecasi.
onal observations lay John Scott, \. NJ.
Treatise on Diet, ~. &c. by J. \, Paris,
NJ u. T. X. 5. "a new medical warkA
The ID Vol Virginia Cases ar Brei sions of
The General Coun, by Nm. Brokenb rough.
The % Vol. Lawyers Guide, by William
Waller fleming.
Together with great maNy other valuable
productions, all ol which am determined 10
sell very low. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Oct ~.
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LNOR SALE the LANYARD at New

Glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Charles l.. Barrett, together with a eommodi
Gus dwelling house, kitchen, smoke-house
and other ont houses. There is attached 10
this establishment but little short of four A.
cres OF Land, all enclosed, together with a
bout 40 yais, and bark suni cient to work the
yard Tor some time to come. This situation
IS believed TO be Que of the best for the re.
cepion Of country hides in Virginia Pos
session, tor the purpose of working in hides
can be had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first Of December next. ANY perl
son wishingto purchase such property will
do well to call and see it, as great bargain
may be had. Mr.. Barrel, of New Glasgow
will show the property, and is authorised td
stipnale for the same. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 3 ts92
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PAPER HANGING.

ZDHE SUBSCRIBER. respecily oilers
his services 10 the public IN the capsei-
rs Of naper.hanger at which business be
has served regular apprenticeship, which
enafss hin 10 discharge his duty With neal
ness and dispatch lie will prepare walls
that have been white. washed for the recep-
lion Of piper BIsn insufes the papering TO
last e. long as II the walls never had been
white washed. The subscriber Is happy TO
inform the public thai the composition be u
ses in his paste is such that il will prevent a
ny hind oil insect from molestng the paper
in ans way whatever Persons wishing TO
have their houses papered who live at dis
lance in the adjacent counties, can leave
letter with Mr.. Z. A. Nithers, or at Mr.. North's
Book Store. OF left at the Post Office for him,
will be punctualIy attended TO.
THOM. BROOKS.
Oct. 30 1928
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Ml.. JOSiah FariSS. IL.

FnAkE NOIlCE-1hat shall on the lih
- day ol November next, at the house OF
Jesse Corn, in the county OF Patrick, \. state
OF virginia, between the hours ten aud five
O'Clock, Of the said day, proceed To take the
deposiion Of Charles Foster and Others, 10
be read as evidence in the suit depending
Ia the Superior Court of Chancery at Lynch
burg wherein William Price and myself are
c"mplainanIs, aud you, with others are de-
iendanis. III should not complete taking
The testimony on that day, shall continue
IRON day 10 day, 10 take the same until com.
tlete II. NOTIFY ADAMS.
Oct. %. C4wll
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FOR SALE.

Y HhE subscriber wishes to sell his House
- aud lot at amherst Courthouse, and if
not previously disposed of, will be sold TO
me highest bidder on the FIRST day of Novem.
DER Court next, that being the third Monday
; ~ me month. This property Is well calcu-
,a'ed Tor mechanic, either Sadler, Shoema-
Nef or Taylor, neither of whom is now at this
pace, and considerable demand for the work
ip' an Terms accommodating and made
known on the day of sale
Oct u. a,,,I.tn
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FOR SALE.

a NEW Top GIG, with BRASS OF
~ PLATED Harness Also two or three
len Plate Stoves, with Pipes almost new
for Sale or Rent.-One or two Horses 10 hire
TO careful persons and an elegant assert
ment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. which
will be sold low for cash, country produce, OF
good responsible paper.
KO II. GRAY, Saddler.
Oct. 3. te4oo
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/ n%fOTlGE.-- virtue of y deed OF trust
I executed to ~ on the oh day of Janu
aly ISL, bS Samuel Mitchell, u duly recor-
ded III the clerk office Of Bedford County,
aud Tor the purpose expressed in said deed,
we, or either OF ns,WilI on the Eth DAY of No.
venhcr 1896, II ipit, II moi on the next ialr
DAY, on The premises, sell 10 the highest bid
der, nj public auction, for ready money, or
50 much lhsrcol as may be necessary to sat
I isis the purposes of said trust, one certain
tract or parcel oil land, atuate, lying q being
IN Bedford county on the waters OF Island
creek, branch OF Big Otter, bounded by the
land Of Francis Pollard, George Sn ilh, Rich.
ard Knbelis, George White, Julius Saunders,
Gilbert Gibbs, John Wigginion, John Dou-
| dyt Peytnn Foster, James and Thomas Aus
] tin, and lying on the North side of the new
road lrom updike's 10 the Island ford I'm Big
otter, aud containing four hundred acres
more or less. Tins land is valuable and well
worthy the attention OF any one wishing 10
buy good land IN Bedford County. The IL
tie is believed 10 be perfectly good, but act
lng rs trustees, no other Will be made TO the
purchaser than Is vested by The trust deed IL
Ioresnid. {. ANTHONY,
Nm. COOK,
Oct %. c3wl2 Trustees.
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Each boarder will furnish her own bed,
bedding, aud towels
ron DAY SCHOLARS.
Tuition in all the English branches
Fuel, .
II IS thought proper to state that any one
OF a'l, OF the above enumerated branches
VIII be taught, as parents or guardians may
direct; where no directions TO the contrary
are given, they will all in turn come under
our course Of instruction.
August To- tel
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Oct 30

xDHE Members of the Hat Crttk L'oL
Society will take notice, that the
Monday in November next IS the time aPP'
ted by law to elect their officers tor the
suing wear. By order of the President II :,
directors. . :.
Oct % c~" 4
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Just landed aud for sale cheap,
4 bA1s. brst brown Sugar
90 common do do
- fags prime green Coffee
q do big white do
ALSO,
Pepper, Madder, Giugcr. Indigo
Alum, Copprrss, Spice, Cloves, &c,
EPSON and Chamber salts
few boxes best Teas
ALSO,
rs sneks salt liverpool flled)
3or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish. 81. Ne,
Also, htds. beat Molasses.
Apply 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
fnly o.
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Incompatible Calicoes.

MfcKEE ROBINSON &Co.-have now IN,
W. pleasure al announcing the arrival al
fae ab''ve trnly beautiful article together with
great many othrr rich and desirable goods
At less prices than ever before e,biIitsd
Their friends aud the public are PARTICULARLY
solicited TO view their assortment.
Oct B.
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New London Academy.


IlIlE TRUSTEES Of the london
= Academy havo the pleasure ol inform.
ing the public, that they have engaged the
ReYd. Nieholns H. Cobhs, 10 take charge Of
this inliluiion the eusnlug year.
Tho exercises of the school will commence
The lst Monday 10 Jan. neu. In this dcaJe
my will he TAUGHT all the branches ola iber-
nj English education, embracing Grammar
Arithmetic, Geography with the use OF the
Globes, Ancient and Modern History, the
Elements Of Natural phlosophy, and Chem.
istfy, Geometry aud Algebra Also the La.
lin, Gfecf, aud French Languages. Terms ot
tuition, fifteen dollars per session, payable
in advance. Board can be had ia srnlcci Ia.
nllirs contiguous 10 the Academy, upon the
most reasonable terms AIr Cobbs will also
accommodate a few boarders at the ACade.
my
The Legislature h. wing authorised the Irus.
tees oralsc considerable iuuds lortbe endow
menl Of the Academy, they are now in the
exercise Of thcif powers, and have contracted
with mechaulc oi responsibility 10 put all
The building connected with the institution
in good repair
Oct. ID. tlmil2
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n hlles held IN the clerks Office Of Amherst edu'
n =, court, the hrst Monday in Sep ombtr, 1870
thatieS Whitley .John II. smith and John fia}uei'"
SurthmS partners OF Charles Whitley, William VIM
~ Jehh ii smith and John HAYNES lste merchants u
partners trading under the Sly lie and firm Of Char"
Whitley o. Co. Pts,
against
palhei Pierce. Sarah Pierce and Jacob Pierce, DtI
-, IN CHANNERY.
me deiendants banil Pierce and Sarah Pierce W.
n.iiib eh'ti'd their appearance and g en- seeurii3
Sos 10 the aci OF sscmbly and the rules Of this tou
o appearing by satisfactory ev ilence thai they ar
h''alts OF ms STATE. iris ordered thai the sald U.S.
eiahis appear here ON the first day of Move mbtr p
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that ACC
py OF us order be forthwith inserted IN the NglnNa
printed III 'te town of Lynchburg for two monts'uy
essSINeIy and posted the from door of the COURTEOUS
VI ,his county on some court day. -
- copy-1este, Alb DAVIES. cN-
A Rules heidin the clerks office Of Amherst conE
I y court the first Monday ia September, lS2h,
Samuel Sinnons,s Pt'
against
james W. Hin and William Jordan, Deits
.r, IN CHANCERY. II
Inc defendant James W. Hill not having enttr'g
' dpptafhhSe ana given security according TO the ac
nsseipl ana he rules OF tbs court and It appeailo
~ Atsiaeiory evidence thar te is not an nhabltan'
WIS sa.e' II ordered that the said defendant do a
pa ntfe on NE ilrst day OF November term next
1"er me hiii OF the plaintiff ard that copy OF W
W pe 'oihHIth inserted nI some new spaper print
I,s toMhoi Lynehbnrg for two months suoces,iT
ios,eu al lhe ont door Of the courthouse oil D'
county eli some court day.
Acopy-feste, DAFtEsch
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FOENOVAI--EDWARD RRoWN

DEMOVAL--EDW WARD BROW n
y has removed his JtpeHer's Shop 10 the
tenement next doorto the Virginian Office.
nearly opposite Messrs Holmes * Brewster.
Tie takes this opportunity to return his sin.
cere thanksto his friends and the public for
the patronage heretofore given him, and as
.mre. lhnm he viii nuLnnu nr 10 n,nr.t - -.
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Patent Me,licated OIL SILK

4 new article for the cure OF rheumaEIsHI q
govt, lust received and for sale by
Dec. g.
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New and valuable Medicine.

New and valuable Medicine.
nEMuN' Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir Al
II Inlalihle remedy for the cure of DYS
RGPSTa. commonly called indigestion
IN il most complicated forms such as pal
piIaion OF the hear, sickness of the stom
ach, lstulency and moving of wind in TN
bowels, costiveness, pain in the PIT of til.
stomach, loss of appetite, heIchne up sou
water from the stomarh, lowness of spirit5
and general weakness ofthe whole system.
Iha above medicine can be had only at thl
subscriber Drug and Medicine establish
ment--price 81 80 cents per bottle.
WALTER II MIDDLETON.
August Il. Opposite the Post Ofic
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oniaioe Bark, Canlhardes ChamnmiIe
Starch, Magnesa, Lump and caoiued sup
Sarh Soda, Tsuarie Acid, Bomx, Arrow Root
Mamma, Senna, sulphur, Opium, Rhubarl
Root and Powder, Prnssiau Blur, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss. Coumbo. CnbrI'.
Tooth Brushes and Powder Fancy SCANS
do Phials, and a number OF other articles.
August. =
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GREAT BARGAINS.

w + are nov opening part of our fall
supply OF Gonds, comprising a great
many ne" and fashionable articles, which
we are determined to sell at such prices
as cannot fail 10 render entire satisfaction
NIKE, ROBINSON &CO.
Oct. a,
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.Nessrs. HliiiaHl J. ktdd aud John Hambict.
EnAkE nollce, Ihatwe shall atthe house OF
L John Mo-, sen. in the county OF Wilkes
and state Of Georgia, on the 9Th day Of De.
eemher. ls26 ,pfoceed to take the dispositions
Of John Mos, sen'r and Joseph Heard, aud
perhaps others, which when taken are 10 be
Rad rs evidence on the trial Of Writ OF
Right DEPENDING in the Superior Court OF
law for the County Of Nelson, State Of Viz
gina-wherein we IRE demandants aud You
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To STAMMERERS

THE subscriber informs The public that be
II has returned from New York, dulY qna-
l56ea aud empowered 10 CURE sIAMhbk.
FRS on the nlsa adopted by Mrs. Leigh and
pr. Y.te, of The New York Institution. lie
ha. lrea en- irels cured OF an inveicfaie STAN
mrr,ne which hid annoyed him tom bis IN
fancy. and nas 10 idea that he viii ever fall
bach indeed he could not siaminer u be tfi'
Ell 10 DO 80. The single fact ofhis being entire
Is cured Is sufficient ~ bis estimalionte give
fenhlrnfe 10 he efficacy of The inyal Dable
disco,erylof Mrs. Leigh tho il more proof IS
wanting, he Is prepared 10 exhibit nnmer-
Gus certificates from persons cured, and from
gentlemen OF the hrst responsibility and stan.
ding IN the city Of New York
The Subscribers agency will end m SIX
months he therefore advises all those dispo-
sed 10 embrace the opportunity OF placing
themselves under his care 10 make speedy APP
elicalion. Letters directed 10 Catersyille,
Cumberland county, Va. post paid, will be
attended 10
lle resides in Powhalan county, ten miles
from the court house, the same distance from
Cumberland court house, q nine miles from
Cnrtersxlle. Board can be had IN his tami.
ly tor - per week. The stage passes four
times week by Dickorson's store, FIVE miles
from hrs residence. l.. II. MOSBY.
Agent for Mrs. Leigh and DR.. Yates.
Oct. 10. c9wll
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New Glasgow academy
For Young Ladies'.
Oct 10.

1IfRS LIlTLEtORD, grateful for the Ii
Ia beral patronage already received, begs
lcaee 10 inform her friends and the public,
.he IS prepared to receive scholars ON the
following terms -
p Session Fire Months.
lhe usual branches OF an Engli-h Educn-
ton, including History, Geography Chro.
noIogy, Natural Philosophy. ........" s Is
Reading, Writing, Spelling * Needle
81. IL
-
Drawing and Painting ..,.... go. .......... IL
DO on silk x Satin. .................,,,.... %
FIllagree a Embroidery. ......,........ %
Flower Making" ............. 10
The sanbrity OF the air aud cheapuess of
boarding in n. Glasgow, added 10 the long
experience of Mrs l., asa Teacher, viii, it is
hoped, insure to this institution Il share OF tue
public patronage.
Oct. 10. civil
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NEW BOOKS.

HnllE subscriber has just received, direct
~ iron Philadelphia, very tarBe aud
valuable .uniiV of
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warranted genuine.
Tie has recently purchased thernlire sic
OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stu
&c. Of Docts Owens & Leckie which ia
diuoa TO his stock on hand together with
new arrival, renders his assortment c,lens
aad complete,
His friends and the public. RS we'll as
Customers of Owens y Leckie, are assnl
that they can be furnished on the most lav
able terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country m
chants aud Others who purchase largely :
be supplied Al IA small advance above
northern prlces,a aud good bonds taken in nj
meut.
The greatest attention paid TO the co
pounding OF medicine and he pledees hi
self TO deliver 10 article out of his estahli
ment but what IS Of the pures, quality.
Jnly IL. sos
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.Nalha. NNiuston,

AT4hs inctioa of Main STREET with The
y sils. lesli1g L. and from frieads To
aAfiia.sar sipue Warehouse, offer. ie The
u4alie, b, whoiesaie aud retail, general as.
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MRS. 7. +. RANDOLPH, propo-

MRS I. T.. RANDOLPH, proposes
I'VE 10 establish a Boarding school for
Young Ladies, in New London, Campbell co.
Terms fora session OF ten months, commenc-
inc the 9TH Of October, ls26 and ending the
9th Of August, 1927,
board 500
Tuition in the English branches, inclu.
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, History, Chronology, A.
rilhmetic, aud plain NeedIe.Work, 10
French, %
spanish, 90
Drawing, %
Washing and Nendng, 90
MusiC, per half session, o.
Dancing, per quarter. T.
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Virginia:
At Rule, holden in the clerks office of the Supefior
Gour' OF Chancery for the Lynehburg District, he 5h
day of July. 1926.
james Neach aud Judith his wife, formerly Judith
Brown, tree persons of color Flti,
against
Archibald Robertson, William Black, William Bar
ft't' Stnut Garland William Muir Robert Mur, laA
Nun ieahtla Muir. Jamef Muir, Mary Nun, 1tan
Nun The Noungfr, Sarah Mum, Janet Mu, Agnes
Nun Isabella Black, Agnew Black, William Baqe
VINO ntetmarrl,d with Sarah Ria l. dec. Marion Black,
Wary Br0Gn, lanes Brown. Robert Gordon, and Ro'
neTt Gordon the cNr or admir- oil John IrSinc oWnGtt'
Dtis,
, The defendants william Black, Robert MUIR Jean
Mu +, l'ahela Muir. James Muir. Wary Mui jean
aiuir me younger. Sarah Muir, Janet Muir. Agnr
nun, Isabella Block, AgneW Black. Uillam Bogit
Marion Black, Mary Brown, James Brow aud Roat
Gordon, not having entered their appearance ana
g"Sh security according 10 the act 81 Assembly
a,1 'ht rules Of tits court, and 1 appea ing 0t
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
ms country: Ii IS ordered. thd the aid dtf,ndans do
aPpa hefc on the tenth day oflheneNt term ant answer
The bill of the plaintiffs and that eopy OF his order be
i"rh"ih inserted IN some nev spaper printed mh55
ioWn OF lNhehhurg, for two months succt s,ely ara
posted a. Tie front door Of the court house the sad
town. Copy. 1este,
I WJIIS.C,C {,
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H.; i"s aeienaant 'hileniop II Anderson and II,
MS WI" not having entered Their nan al
security according to '4e 81 OF AsstmLy aud "4 gwen
al n 9a,s court and II an "arng that he aid 0s
1 WI arr nor inhabitants Of this starc-on IN '
t ~" " me phnhut' by their ATTORNEY, il s G mo-
e ain anderson and wilt do appear here on - ,tR
VI tel ~ next and answer the plaintiff, bin s,
aeops o, thls order forthwith published m t nay
S s'"'t Puune newspaper printed in the townpfl "a
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