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IN ComfteH eonnig couit, M. il H..
Eitlcheta Kelley Am. u oIshanf r4paa45 A.
IzesIsi Last, and Elizabeth hla sln. N iIit44
Ma1ua HE niis, sails hriiay, Jelm IIHnita5,
ficita HI mif', y lliaIH iianciaf and lli1zH=t
aid Martha Clements an iffiatut uudar tie a.. -
one years, who sues by l.ilaIa l.. Hurgr.,e.
friend, cs
against
John Bullock, adn'r Of Robrri Il. Kelley d. a,
AN Robertson and Elizabeth ias wife and john Ee5'.
II CH4NCERT NH
The defendant John kciey not having enterc, g..
peafhHce and Fitcn security according 10 the 4,,
srI4lly and the fulus ct tins cpun, and ii ann, 4
the court that he l. not iHlnbitaid oftl1i -,
ordered, that he do Appear here un Ihe second ~
~ January neat, and anfser the hIi 81 the COM
aud Tint tn order he inserted in tho - nrllurg @
DOR eiEhiHecks ftcreesiY ely aud posted AZ On. IN.
81 the courthouse Of this county ON some cur, a.
topy-Tese,
15N ~ y JSO. AIEX4 Nntp .
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NatoR RENT that desirable family residence
80 occupied the present wear by Samuel
Lancaster. Possession may be had irnmedisteh,
caster or John Poe
October 90 <.o.
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81 ANO tND ~lN|E~ .ai sab on Credit -
III VII be sold. on TN FIRST dry of Jauuar,.
1872 .u ne latt residence OF 1ohn Fac. IA the
county II Henry, the tact cfbnd ON which trr
sHIa Pace died, containing between i've and sis
hundred acre. Tn land lies upon Smith r.
yer and rs Vel adapted to the culture Of grain
and tobacco. Attached 10 Tins tract Of land
The hest Fishery IN thu comfy Of Henry. n
the same timc seven OF eight valuable slncs v III
De Off red for sale. Also several horses. &c g..
\ credit ct twelve months viii be given, ubon
the purchaser giving bond and security for the
personal estate, aud boud and personal ,ecmit,
Together with deed Of nust upon the land TO 81
c,ire the amount of the several purchases
lftuc day sci apart fpt this salc should not
BE- fri thu property viii he sold on Ne neAt fan
day thereafter.
SANFORD REAMEY,
JOHN REAMIN,
DANIEL STONE,
Nov ? IDS ErteuiorS of Jobn Pace.
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NAV nAT STORE.

~ IA NIW IlAI7 NIOKT.
M III 81 ANtII nlNkLI ~ "a. have
.af1z4sMA y just "pcncd, IN The house neat
door ahovc Homo Carlton {. Coz
-hoe Store, aud lithc above the Nlrrinlau o.
hre . new and cStcnsiN, assortment of FANNA
FtR Il ITS. together with geecral assortment
81 common t'ur s. Wool Iats. u patt ofwhlrhafr
aithcir own lpaufiacturulg, and warranted 70 b.
ty-f quality aad made OF tie most dmahle mate
RMS. lhr, sohtlta share OF the public patron
ooe as they an determined 10 keep constantly
on hand complete assortment "f fancy hats al
the hrcd northern fashions, and likewise c,c-
~ description of Tine and common hats at tayir
own manufacture, all If ~ Inch they Will sell very
low for cash.
IL hats bought Of them, of thcr make, shall
be- ltoned without charge.
llnr u t~gO
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NON % IA. NUN H.
NNV% ANIED-Ouc or two first rate Wulkmcn
w at the Tailoring business; all of which
can have steady employment, Wifh very com
modouS shop and the best Of wages.
SHELTON x HUNT
We also take this opporfmir, of rrturnmne
our most sincere thanks to our friends ana the
public generally, for the patronage which We
have met with, since here We have been, and
hope by our prompt and unremtted atten-
ton, 10 merit continuance of the same. All
orders entrusted TO their care, shall be as strictly
attended to, If the persons themselves were
present cut and made in such style as cannot
be surpassed by any and carefully sent " hercver
directed. Gentlemen living IN the country Who
may want work cut ion thcir ladies' shall have it
done forthwith, and So plainly demonstrated as
the most inexperienced cannot fail in putting il
together as intended. Two doors below MrSsrs.
David and Robt kyle's store, opposite Mcssrs.
Norvcll 4 Morgan's. The subscribers, one on
both, may always be found at home
All persons indebted to the above firm will
please call aud discharge the same and take a
fresh start. SHELTON 4 Ill NJ.
Oct Is tf2l
At a court continued aud 6rId for buckingham county,
the 18th day Of November, ls1G
Thomas Il, fhoruhill and AGNES his wife, whowas
formerly Agnes Pattson, daughter of Edward pfttpsnn.
dee. John FnesoI " illan faesuu, Jarrett Patteson,
and Stuut Patesun, and dtriouee of the SAID Ed
ward Pattrsuu, decd. Pits.
against
Polly Paitoson, widow and rnct of the said Edward
Pattcson decd Schs ior fat'eson Jesse Jennings and
Polly his Wifi no formerly Polly Pnteson daugh-
ter of the nd dercdrnt Chambers Patteon, James Pat
teson, Edward Paterson and Motre Pattrson Jan infant
Of the said decedent children ard distributes of the said
Edward Palteson, deed. Defts.
IN CHfNCERY.
The defendants Chambers, James, Edward and Scny-
Tor Patteson not having entered their appearance and
ven security according the act of Assembly and
the rules of this and appearing that they
inhabitants OF this Stdteon the motion of the plaintiffs by
Their attorney il ordered that the said absent defend
dants do appear here before February next
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this
der BE- forthwith published in the Nirginian, public
newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchhnrg, for two
months successfully and that auathcr copy be posted
the front door of the courthouse Of this county.
Cupy-resie,
70 r. ELDRfDGE, Jr u. 6.
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WV II

StgAIG kBLE LAND FUh 7ALE.-Pursu-
! aul to decree of the superior Court
OF ChaDcery Cor tue District OF Lyuchbnrg,
pronounced on the 9th day Of October, 1898,
in SUI Then depending III the said Court,
between llarnan Gentry, Plaintiff, and Rich
ard Harrison and others Defendants the
undersigned Marshal oi the SAID Superior
Court oil Cbancery, will on Friday The 29tb
Of December next, If fair, # not the nexl TAR
day thereafter, Sundays eAcepted) proceedto
sell. TO the highest bidder, for ready money,
on the premises, one certain lot or tract of
land, lying aud being in the county OF Am
herst, and ON the waters OF Harris's Creek,
containing by survey flty-rwo and three.
fourth acres, and bounded by Anthony Ruck'
a and the said Richard Harrison.
THOMAS \. HOLGOMBE, Mar.
Nov % civic
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SANFORD REAMEY.
JOHN REAMlN,
DANIEL STONE,
LIteILlnrs u 9ohn Pacr

NJfRs. T L. RANDOLPH, proposes to Is.
Af-s tahiish Boarding School for Young la.
die, in Scw London, Campbell county.
Terms Tor a session of ten months. canmencnq
the 5th Of October, 1926, and ending the 5th
Of August 1927.
Board 300
Tuition in the English branches, including
Reading, Writing, Grammar, tieogra-
ply, History, Chronology, Arithmetic,
and plain Needle Work, 4n
French, 90
Spanish, %
Drawing, o
Washing and Mcnding, %
Music, per half session, %
Dancing per quarter l.
Eaca board'r will furnish her own bed bed.
ding and towels.
For dny Scholars.
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, .
II is thought proper 10 state that any one or
all OF the above enumerated bfanches viii be
taught, parents or guardians may direct
where no directions to the contrary are given.
thee viii all in turn come under ON conrsr of in
s;rncfion 81 Aug. 10
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Juno |

Sn ATRlCk II. CABELL, iHon,eY al Lar,
x will, in future, regularly attend the courts of
Nelson county. His Office IS ON Main-street, a
few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
August ?
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1.NlOIitE - By virtue oil deed OF trust,
Ii e&ecnlcd TO us by Ann Scott and
Thomas IL. scott, bearing date OIL the 10th
day of October, 1924, and duly OF record IN
the county court oil Campbell, and 10 effect
the objects in said deed expressed, we shall,
on the 10th day Of December, 1920, at the
dwelling house of the said Ann Scott, in the
county of Campbell, sell, by way OF public
auction, for ready money, The following pro
perry or SO much thereof as may be neCes-'
sary to satisfy the purposes OF said deed
To wit. all the right title, interest, aud
clam OF the said Ann Scott, under aud by
virtue oil the last will and testament Of her
deceased husband William Scott in and to
certain tract, or parcel ot land, with its ap.
purtenances, situate inthe counties OF Camp
bell and Bedford, on James River and Ju
dilh Greek, devised 10 her for her life 10y
her said husband, and now in her0ccupancy
Also, all the right title, interest and claim
OF the said Ann Scott in aud to the follow
my slaves, and the increase of the females OF
them born since the date of the deed aiore
said If any, namely, James, Harry, Tom,
Charles, Davy, Louis, Nelly and her Child,
Margaret, Edmund, Manuel, Jeffrey, Nelson,
Celia, and Mourning and her Child. Also
devised 10 the said Ann Scott, for her life IN
the last will and testament of her said hus-
band--AlsO the right, title, interest and claim
vested in the said Thomas IL. Scott, under
the will oil his father the said William Scott,
in aud To the tract OF Land aforesaid, with
It's appurtrnauCes, which interest is under
stood to be a fee simple title in, aud to one
undivided moety Of the said Land and APP
punenancos, subject 10 the said Ann Scots
life estate thereu--Also the right, title, M
terest, aud clam OF the said Thomas II. Scot
under the Viii OF his said father in, and to
The following slaves, and the increase OF the
females of them born since the date of the
said deed (it my namely Hannah and her
three Children Judith, Daniel, and MARY
George, Willis, Bridget, Sukey, Spencer ihr
odCre, Fountain, Ambrose, Belsey, Venus,
Lucy, China and her fwO Children, Freder-
lex aud Lucy, Ehsther, Charlotte and hen
child Jane, and Sam--which said interest IS
understood 10 be n fee simple title in and 10
an undivided moeiy of the said slaves, and
their increase.
Acting as trustees we will only sell am
convey such title IN A. to the said property u
is vested IN US by the deed aforesaid, and
none other. JOHN BULLOCK.
AMMON HANCOCK.
Nov, 10. tdsI5- TRUSTEES.
{ss = DOLLARS REV ARD-LUst IN
r~C Lynchburg, last evening, or between
HAT place aud my house, in Bedford county,
ii small Morocco Purse, containing abuut
300 dollars in Bank Notes, Of which iuur
were fifty dollar notes Of the new impression,
payable al the Office OF the Farmers Bank, al
Lynchburg the balance we're small notes
of five aud ten dollars In part OF the purse
was cuntniued few papers OF no use 10 any
person except the subscriber-Io the best OF
my recollection my name was written on
Al
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NoN 9

10 Ai"--lhe -ubsrribcrhas removed
y from his former stand, TO the house, Il
ipW iuors above the old stand of Daniel lIie-
giubotham a Co. aud iust below the Lotler,
Office OF Ang Ledwich. where he viii cont
uae1o rarrv on tue hnsiness Of TIMER \
toPrEBoN in all its various branches
N#rk entrusted 10 him will be done with dis
pArH md ON The mo-, moderate terms lie
respectfully solcls a sllarc Of public nq,ron
.Hge fBOS. o. AGREE.
Noy y. tsi6.
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- =zsss-ss
IYlIlF ssks,5issy ettr7 ~ sole m }s'lio@i"e
~ aasefas, rise
2ae Sorlfs saii IatrHaih MID
hkas fagag. peri gffrf-a gra'i9
aaeo h. eqDse, payi 6fsi rad I'd Jaf"
Hen lbs. eoiiot yum
eep Us sosl talhtf
90 burret ctiffherrugs
n kges chi Haiis, asDcifd
sCanneras Inf sugar.. Seie,lt & Ten. utae,
Oa .Ias.aiea mn Qafeaapare. and
Oman IA -htrinna a,d btisftred steef
And ,aaar efLrr agfieies Toe icdi0uS 70 eHhRf,-
IL IN gIs.. erfirie5 riH be soh ~ toie ~
.hev run BE- had III his 4aiacf. An thor aeafoHs
nj iptrfbas,ar ,e,H pisust coii mud sxaqine .tof
.ItsseIlst mo, !. ROUdN
~ o teimlI
Sgf ALnAgLE RIAL ESTATE } Or oALt.
" ~fsh 10 sell two tracts OF Land lyia ~
.he county Of Campbell, Que containing aHoHt
1000 acres the other between and 800 acres.
The NO tlaczs ate separated ONLY lp ereck.
Dn The FIRST a bring the Tract on which 90.
side, ) there are not nore than 3ao acre OF opfh
land nost Of which has been cleared within l.
ffw years There . nev to clear large guam.
iity Of FRS rate Tobacco Land, nrafly all Of
which iies ia one body 1his tract lies rcinat'.
ably we'll being yer, liult undplaled--thc water
iiur, and the neiGhboIheod healthy lnf ast"'T'
Ole Thu Improvements ore a hTge dwelling
ahouse Of rock kitchen. snulte house, icc hohsr,
a. together with an otefscrf', heuhe. and go"d
Tobacco honses. ell ofwhich are ues. ef thu -
ther trnei nr5rlY hall ~ Il Is open lnnd. a. m
hieh state ot improtcmept, pm oi shcb q
fat land ofrefg hyperion qtaid4 There Is alse
on y az excellent Vii snr. and good orchard
Of veil selected fur tgo,s. He improvements
sre tsu GOOD dwelling houses Hbnnt anlmli utlf
aplrt. with ali the rsual oui houses attached To
each OF their ( consider = unnecessary 10
describg the property ia = more particular mtu-
nor knowing ihtt tapsc Who ac DISPOSED 10 buy
will iist view it--bui by way II iHrthef induce
incnt. would state that There Is Oh thesr tracts,
a large quanth, ot g01d meadow lund. which IS
certainly a considerable acquisition 10 fbem
An persons vino are DESTROYS Of purchasing
The abr,e property ave particularly invited 10
call and view the same The terms will he
liberal mud accommodating, ard made known hy
she subscriber hsng On tho prou'l#as, aboui 20
s.ilcs south from l.ynchbptR. and southeast
nom Campbell { House.
NATHANIEL ". PAYNE.
\ 3 The above liAl could be con, ruienuy
dNi3I INTO smaller tracts to suit purchasers
July q eiijl
lar 3dtors ~ the Richmond Enquirer viii
pluase publish Tie above advertisement oncc
Scri, IN forbid, and forward Then account 10 mr.
~ payment. \. ". !.
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n DWlNIsTR1 T0KS S1LE-HiHbe sold
erA ut CampbeH December Court aert, RSgro
boy, Coof belonging 10 the esta'e Of P'nacm 4.
dams, 10 satisfy andrR claims against me sud
estate THOMAS \. OLIVER, Adm q.
of Palham Adams decd
Nor q tQo3U
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IN xEcnTOR'S sAIE.--Will be sold on
n the PREMISES, on the first day II Jhhn-
afY. 1927. that well known and valuable es-
tate GATED Poplar Forest. ing m The chnh-
lie al Bedford aud Campbell, the property
of Thomas Jefferson, dec. within eighi niles
OF iYnchburg aud hree from New Lpnaoh'
also about 20 likely and valuable negroes.
with stock, crops, sc. The terms 81 sale
will be accommodating and made known
previous 10 the day.
On the fifteenth of January, at Mohliee /
10, in the county OF Albemarle the whole
af the residue OF the personal property oil
Thomas Jefferson, dec consisting OF 100 va
luable negroes, STOCK crop, &e. bohsehn'd
and kitchen furniture. The attention ol lhe
public is earnestly invited 10 this property
The negroes are believed 10 be the mo'i val
nabie for their number ever offered at one
time III the State OF Virginia. he house.
hold furniture, many valuable historical aud
portrait paintings, busts OF marble and plaIs-
ter of distinguished individuals one oil mar
bic OF Ihonas Jefferson, by CarHccl, wnh
the pedestal aud trnncalcd column on which
il stands +; n Photograph or copying insiru
mcnt used by Thomas Jefferson, Tor the last
twenty-five years with various other afil.
Gles curious and useful to men OF business
and private families The terms Of sale viii
be accommodating and made known pfevl-
Gus 10 the day. The sales will be continued
from day 10 day until completed. These
sales being unavoidable, il is sufficient
guarantee to the public, thai they will take
place AT the times and places appointed.
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
Executor Of Tn. jefferson, dec.
Nov II. tdsl5
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hNEOftCE-By virtue ola deed of trust,
IL executed by john Hancock. on the 9th
day Of October, 1929, and duly recorded IN
the clerks Office OF the Hastings court OF
Lynchburg, 10 the subscribers, for the pnr-
pose OF securing To Joseph Echols the pay
mrnt Of certain rents therein mentioned, will
he sold, on Friday the 9th day ofDanuary,
ls27, il fair if not, the next fair day thereat-
lcr, al public aurlion. for cash, on the pre-
misses, THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the
town al Lynchburg: one containing one
fourth OF an acre, on tenth street, part flot
No. 35o--Another containing oneionrth of
IN acre, on 9TH street aud first aley-and the
third, one whole lot, No 235. And at the
door ofthe Franklin Hotel, on the same day,
aud if necessary, 10 lac continued from day
to day, viii he sold for cash, ALL TIE FUR
NlrURl conveyed in said deed, or 50 much
of he said property, real and personal, is
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of
ihe said deed of trust, Acting as irusteea,
we viii convey only such title Us is vested in
rs by said deed of trust
ABRAM r. NORTH,
JAMES BENAGH,
Nov. % Ctdsl6 Trustees.
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~ NAV ", nut. abont2l wears old, very
So black ahout6,r le,ttan inches high strong
~ built mas an impeachment IN his speech and
very hushl hcodot hun; he had on blye broad
cloth cont, corduroy pantaluons, black fur hat
oud laced boots, He lett N, house near Ward,
bridge. ~ the morning OF the 30th October, and
was slcn about o'clook OF the same morning al
the ftbs of the road near tie GLOW Branch
ud was uhseryedto take the road leading To
Campbell courthouse. There i, no doubt that
he is aiming for the state Of Maryland where he
was rIised, He will probably aim for Lynch
bur h#sL and from thence either down tl,r river
ga bahmond, and from thence Ia, water 10 Bahi-
NOW, on from ilncHburg across the country by
IricJlchShuIg- He came from MARYLAND hv
Fredericksburg aud Cartersyille, and may at
lrmpt 20 return b, the same route \ reward
ct thirty dollars sh5ll be paid, besides legal fees.
To- Ah"msoefer viii take him up and secure him
IN JaiI, or bring him TO nay house
JoIN b, RUTLEDGE
u The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
above tH fo5biG. and tneir account shall he paiJ
10y M. living near Nurd's bridge. ON application
October t. fS27 4 n
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lar Gdtors 81 the Richmond Enquirer will
piease publish HE above adkertiseneht onec a
Scei, IN forbid aud forward thcr account 10 ur
~ nnynonl n. ". I.
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ABRAM r. NORTH,
JAMES BENAGH,
ctdsl6 Trustees.

Nty ALI ABLE LANDS near Lynchburg tor
4 Sale.-Pnrsuant to a decree OF the Supc-
rior Court of Chanccry for the District of
IAnchbng. pronounced on the > lth of October,
lS25, III cause then therein depending be
tween ~tith Meade plaintiff. and John Rlcheson,
Chrietophcr f,bcll and William l. i>bcll defend
ants. The undersigned Marshal ofthc said ST.
prrior Count ofC hancery, viii on Friday the
Sth day of December next, if fam if not thu
mkt fair day thereafter, proceed 10 sell upon
the premises 20 the highest bidder, for ready
money, tract fland lying in the county Of
Amherst, containing by former survey % IL
cres, and by a recent survey % IA acres, and
adjoining the lands Of ChigucIl Dalncy. Thomas
Wait and others, and the lands of de said John
Rchcson, which he purchased Of John Tayloe
aud " Inch tract of land is known by the name OF
the Chesnut Grave.
I. A. HOLCOMBE, Mrytai
Nov o civil
X OllCE-Nas committed 10 the Jail OF Mel
- sun County, on thc Sd day Of sept last, q
negro man, who says his name is John, that II,
WINS boug lat by Nj Counstrl, living in Chan
lottc,>c and says that he came ont Of the es-
tatc Of john Page, ncar Winchester. IN the conn
+ fflederick The said negro is stout hlaci
man, five feet nmc inches high has habit Of
shaking his head WHEN spoken to, and Ina, a
coarse, rough voice .-Ilad on when committed
to jail, a coarse pair OF linen trousers and
shrt aud an old y hite malscillts waiseoat, and
a short Jeans coat.
Was also committed 10 the Jail ofsaid county,
on the 10th Of sept 1895, negro man Who,
says hi, name is Ebbn that he was born Free
in the State of Ponnsy that he had gone
round by water 10 Charleston :. {. aud was on
his way back, by land, when apprehcuded.
said negro is stout we'll built black fellow,
pleasing countennce. five feet tlmee inches
high, and can read and write. Had on when
committed an old black coat broadcloth coat,
cotton pantaloons and lurred hat.
The owners of SAID negroes are hereby re
qucstcd to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, said negroes
will be Disposed OF according TO law.
NM. MORGAN, Jailor.
Nov .. c1Wl3.
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ANlfILGS FOR SAIE-Pursuant to the will
NJ Of the late Col Nm d. Lynch, offer for
sale one ndh ided moiey of the BLACk-WA-
TER MILLS, and about sixty acres of land at
tachrd thereto \ small part of the purchase
money will be wanted al short dates, and credit
of one two and three years given on tine balance,
the payments to be well secured.
MICAJAH DAVIS, 1r,
Adm'r NTH the wM anaered ofhe Estate
ofHm. b. Lynch, iced.
FOR RENT, the plantation near the Cardlns
Machine tsl Aug 10
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NATHANIEL " PAYNE..

\ B The above lal could he com rnieuty
diva. INTO smaller tracts to suit purchasers
July q elijl
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PRINTING

Neatly and promptly executed at this ONO.
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IN CH1NCEPY

~ Campbell county coart, dagast L, ls26.
Garnet Lee, CoulpL
against
Zcnos Preston, Moses Preston and Frederick Bass,
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NNVPANlED--Ouc or two FIRST rate olkmcn
w at the Tailoring business all of which
can have steady employment, with a very com
modious shop and tie best OF wages
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~ Caapbca county loart Oetgbfr ?, l526
John Campbell, Comph
against
Paniett lark, admir- ofJon Irvine dec. and George
Hunt, Dcis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-09
District Of Columbia,

Couuiy of A!erandria, Sci:
NOVEMBER TERM-1825.
The Common Council of Alexandria,
Compls.
George Chapman, Charles I. Catlett, In Chanccry.
Sarah Harper, 1ownshend Waugh,
William Yeaton, John c. Mandeli,
and Thomas Irwin, DeftsJ
THE defendant George Chapman, rot having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit filed that
the said George Chapmanis not resident of the Dis
tric of Columbia: on the motion ofthe compliments by
their counsel, it is ordered, that the said George
Chapman do appear here on the first day OF next April
Term, and enter his appearance to this suit and give
security for performing the DEGREES of the Court and
that the other defendants, Charles Catlet, Sarah
Harper, Townsend Waugh William Yeaton, John c.
Mandell and Thomas Irwin do not pay away, convey or
the debts them owning or the estate or e
ecs their hands, belonging to the said absent defen
dent until the further order decree of the courts and
that copy ofths order be forthwith published for two
months successfully, in of the public newspapers
printed in the town OF Alexandria and that another CO.
ply be posted the front door of the courthouse of said
county. A Copy. Test, EDM. l. LEE, c. c.
ian 20 2m