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Virginia
At rules holden in the cle rk office Of the superior
court oil chancery for the l nehbnrg District, the 18th
day at October, 1925.
Charles {. Patterson and Jane his wife, and William
JOINER and Polly ms wife, Pits.
Against
william Frd,on and Benjamin Harris, executors Of
Henry Edison. decd. the sind heaiamn ha MS and
Susanna his wife. William rson, James LIdsOG, John
Edison karnett ElSan, Joseph Eds Edward Etd,on,
Henry Edison, Goodrich Moore and Name has wife, Sal
~ Moore, Josh "A Moore and Mildred lis wife, Jemima
EldSon, Elizabeth Edison, Peter Clalwell and JaHe
Edison in their own rig Is, Detts.
lhr defendants James Edison. joan Edison, Barnett
Edison, JOSE h Edison, Edward Edison, Goodrich
Mnurc and Nancy his wife, Joshua Moore and Mildred
his wife and P.le well not having entered thelrap
peaanct and Ntn security according 10 the act OF
scmhy and the rules OF this court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that the, inhabitants OF tins
country ordered, that the sand dc PENDANTS do appea'
here on the iirs day OF the and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper printed ia the
town Of Lynchurg, for two months suceess,yely and
posted the front door of the house the said
town. eopy-lcste,
% JOHN WILLS, c. c.
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JOHN WILLS,C, c


Virginia;
At rules holden the clerks Office of the superior
court OF chncery for the Lynehburg district, the 2s
day Of October, 1925.
Archibald Robertson, acting executor Of Jane NJ.
Brown, dee. Pit.
Against
James ". smith, Robert Rivers and william Dill
lard, DelB'
The defendant Robert Rivers not having enter
ed his appearance and givcn security according to the
of assembly and the rules of this court, and IT ap-
pearngby satisfactory evidence that lie not nina
bant of this country It's ordered, that the sand dcten
snt do appear here the first day othr ucStterm ard
answer the bill otthe plaintiff; and that copy Of tins
order be forthwith inserted III Spaper printed
the town Of l., nchhurg for two months SuCccssSely
aud posted front door Of the hUuseI III the
sad town. Aeopy--Teste,
% JOHN WILLS, &C.
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Public sale Of I.ana.

"a ILL be sold TO the highest bidder on
w Wednesday the 18th March, next, il
being the 3rd day OF Campbell March Court.
Qf not previously disposed of privately,
which would be preferred, and great bar.
gain given,) a tract Of land containing four
hundred and sixty-two acres, lying within
two miles of Campbell Court House, and a.
bou, twelve miles from Lyuchburg. On his
tract, there is some good tobacco land,
rood mill seat, and great deal of very yalu.
able timber Tor saving il is expected how.
ever, that any person wishing TO purchase
will first view the premises. II is the same
tract of land on which James Glass resided
last year, 10 whom persons disposed to pur.
chase are referred for information.
DAVID SAUNDERS,
SAMUEL MILLER.
Feb o. Wtds2.
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Ia tau's ol Lynchburg aud is vicinity, thai
assisted by their son and y"nng lhdy, lhrs
have determined 10 open FEMALE
ACADEMY IN this place, IN the house
Erlougiug 10 Mrs Cabell, formerly occupied
10y Young q Jones, on tie 10Th day OF April
neAi III this institution viii be taught all
the branches necessary to the complete cdu=
cation OF young Indy
Terms per session Of FIR months.
The FIRST class will be taught Oahography
Reading, Writing. Geography with the use Of
Maps aud Globes, Exercises on the Globes,
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Prslng,
Composition, Geology, Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythology
aud Chronology, for z IL
The second rlass, Spelling, Reading, Wrl-
ting aud principles Of Grammar y -.
The third or junior class, Spelling aud
Music, vocal aud on be Forte, 3 lee.
SONS u week, Tor y 20.
French, Iallan, md German languages, 3
lessons week, Tor ench y 10.
Drawing aud Printing, on Paper or Velvet,
lessons a week, Tor y 10
Boarding. Washing, and Lodging Y 90.
All kinds OF Needle work aud Embroidery
will be taught II desired, TO the scholar, of
the 1t and I'd classes without any additional
1harge.
Boardcrs will have the advantage Of learn
ing the French language, grammatcBlly and
practically IN the tam'y, which IS the only
why 10 learn il correctly without any add.
olal charge.
Payments one hall in advance and The 9TH
er hall at the end ri the session.
No other additional charge.
At the end of every session, there will be n
public examination, by examiners chosen
from respectable mud learned gentlemen of
this town, whose report viii be published.
In consequence the advanced season nj
uhich the first session will commence, It's du
ration has been limited to 4 months board
ing aud tuition payable in proportion.
Those parents or guardians who will con
ide their daughters or wards to their care,
may remain assured That the greatest attcn,i-
on shnll be paid to the improvement as well
as department OF their pupils
The public is respectfully referred, FOR fur
Their information 10 N. Winston, +. Sydnor,
John Bullock, Davidson Biadtute, A X North,
Davis, Ro Morriss, Christopher Aniho-
ny, Chiswell Dabney ,aud VIM Daniel TO
whom Mr.. and Mrs. Lcuha and their assist
ants have been recommended and these
gentlemen will deliver copies of the Ccrrif-
Gates they have received from respectable
md well known gentlemen OF this state :;
Which certificates aud recommendations Will
satisfy the public with respect To their capac-
y and morality as teachers.
PETER HENRY LEUBA.
Lynchburg, Dec. % 1925. 3m2l
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Nl,IS,E

SDY rtrtne Of decd Of trust, from Christi
- ph,r Clark to .l,ioa Taylor md he mJ.
sc,jbfr, bearing date The 9h day Of Dectnbcr,
1919, aud Of record IN The coU1ty court Of .nop.
gom6rg, ISbnH, for tie purposes therein eepres.
ID, expose 10 sale by teay NJ public auction, oa
he 22nd day Of April ne1f, bgOre the door Of
thu Franklin H9tsi in The torn Of LyRchbmg,
i1deresitd aay then direct, the jOiiowing siafS,
(pqrl ofihe number included in said trust dfed,
III. Peter Frog. Cupd and NiHg his ari6,
AfiIQ aud her four children, Leaois, Spots, John
CrockeH md Sally and her son Johnathnh--
Such tiAe as IS gre by the trust deed, and noas
other l0W b. made.
D.ATIDSON BR.4DFUTE,
Trustee.
Feb, 18th tds2S
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4 New Patent II, Asteaa.

lstIE Subscriber, tabinet Maker IN the
L city of Baltimore, respectfully informs
The public in general and Cabinet Makers IN
particular, that he has visited Lynchhurg tor
the purpose OF exhibiting his new ard highly
improved bedslead Joint fastening, and that
he has had IL bedsiead made on this plan,
which may he seen al Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all Who feel an interest in an
Improvement III this most useful article, are
invited TO call and view it--tOr description
of which he refers them TO the very respecta-
bic certificates attached to this advertise ment.
The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma
kers of the several adjoining counties, that he
has sold to Mr. Robert Morrss, of this place,
the exclusive right aud liberty of using and
vending 10 others 10 be used, the above nam.
ed ias,enings, and should application be
made Mr.. M will either sell the tastenings or
the patent right, 10 use them. There is NO
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for any town or county, will be ena-
bled to monuuolizc the business.
The public's humble servt.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of Mr. lsaaC Cooper, OF
Baltimore, the right of using his patent bed
stead, and have found it u most useful invene
iion--Ihe grent facility with which this kind
of hedstead can be put up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignoruut servant, added 10
the most perfect strength aud durability Of
the fastening, renders it far preferable TO any
thing of the kind we have ever seen, aud am
sure thut all WHO Try il will be equally pleas
ed--In case OF Ere, when person whistles TO
move AT short notice, this kind OF bedstead
qua be taken down in one minute--lhIs cir
cunstauGc alone renders them invaluable.
Given uudar onr hands
ARCHIBALD WART, fredericksburg
DAVID |. BURR, Richmond
SANIL. II. GOLDW ELI, petersburg.
JACOB ALTXEiL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH W. F.NrLER,
JOHN NEEDEIS,
EDWAFD NEEDELS,
Tan - lW21
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DER. }. EOOTE.

To the sick scattered abroad in his and
Counties roundabout, rtshiHg yOur relieb &c.
viii endeavor soon TO provide rooms
4 aud other accommodations in healthy
part of this town. suitable for such of you as
may visit me, that your expenses may be
moderate.
prefer the worst of cases to be found OF
every escripticn.--Also, | wish to take two
or three students in Medicine, to whom VIII
pay strict attention.
n. B. | will attend to the eye and ear, and
cancers, and wens and sores of any kind
j. FOOrE.
Feb O. w3w27
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Nt,El('E T..

WILL BE- sold by rir'ae If n decd Of
w trust erteRfed to he sabscribcrs 6y
john Harris, il. hearing dte He IN day AZ
July. 1923, apd duly record.da ihe sierk's of
.fcs Of the county couri Of Backi9g nm. on tis
81, day Of narch. aert, 9iair. y mol, ihe neyt
I'M dng on NE premises for cast, t,uo tracis Of
J. a ND, IN saia couaty for the pnrposf,
mtation'ii IN said deed One trart coaiqigj,,r
30 &C 2y5S. has on 1t q raiaa5te sa,e ami
grid mill, AMI attached thereto is a gond co,io,,
ma hine. The oiber contains 400 "A.
GRE !. amt is considered good iarali1., ITrI
.fiso, he Joho"'g1 personal property. foar bor.
ses, teslr tcors. ira yoke Of oren. ilr5 or carl,
tUenfg heat Of ahetp, tpeniy beqd Of hors 81
.fsaHer bfds and furniture, mjM Other 5ou,t.
doid Gm f"chen furniture, aud all said Hgr,i,,
plantation IDOLS The personoi propertU ar,H he
SOLD NJ The present residence Of sad Harris byt
yh.e SHE NJ The real property is not effected in
fine, ht srte ofhe personal property toiH taks
pfaee on The nert dag-lctiHg as trustees iey
shall only COZ reg sueh title as is rested in as bu
'qid dstd though ii is beiicred the iHie is in.
0tsputd6te. II a. CfRTSTI4N,
Cf.7S. PHfLfPS.
IrnStee,s
= o' 10 ep3W
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Marshal's Sale.

IN pursuance ola decree Of the Superior
4 Court of Chancery for The Lynchhurg
District, pronounced on the 2lst day Of May,
1928, in the case of Abram Carter, pit against
Thomas Humphreys, sheriff u Campbell
county, end admir- of WIN. Howard deed.
Nm Howard an inIant by the commissioner
Of the court specially assigned his guardian,
and Thomas Flint and Elizabeth his wife,
defs shall, on Thursday the OH day OF
March next, proceed to sell, by way of pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on the premises, certain tract or
parcel OF Land in the proceedings mentioned,
lying and being in the county OF Amherst, on
the waters of Horsley's creek, containing two
hundred aud four acres, more or less, and adj
joining the lands of Ormond Ware y George
Cornelius, and known by the name OF the Red
Hill tract, subject to the dover o.. the defen-
dant Elizabeth Flint therein
GEO. b, WoODSoN, s. d. C. c.
Feb. q. ltwtds50
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.S,eycantile nusiness.

ATAFt'L WINSTON, al the Junction
II al ,a.n street With the alley inad'hs
a. aud ram Friends to Martins OF stone
..afe1s,a.r. .eeIar The utility and public con-
senieHee oi the mercantile busihess, Nneh
conducted oa principles ol general e'ol' W"
tusl benell and rseplrocaitohin iht eAoh"uSe
- ,,.,i.., aud domestic commodities, has en-
,ss4,Itlerein. rsilalaling his success 10y du"
attention to the Interest OF those shp may
ttafron3ze N. mol Gpnkniag hiinsell 10 any
t.aeficular denomination ot extent bP WI,
keep suppiy Of such goods n. me aen,"uu
ny regaire. wkieh h. is confident nill be
f.hnd - low as any IN This market, heing Sc
leeleI by confidential agents, aud mostly
bought for cash lie viii undertake The snip
p,ne ind arderiugof property aud nfi'n"h'
uizrto aud from Richmond aud The NJF'h''h
narkels tor Il small per cent, his personal Nv
quaintance with extensive housrs III muse
markets assuring him that the besi prres WI
o. nd for all properly shipped, aud goods Of
dered be purchased NJ the most reduced prices.
Ihars now IN store and offer, at uhoteSatt
or retail,
900 sacks Salt, iwilled hagging
hhds. ST. Cron aud Musooyado Sugars
q bags Coffee
o Ibis. do.
80 whole. half and Or bills. Sugars
Il hhs. nj Loal aud Lump sugars
! hhds \. O. baking aud retailing Monsseo
100 boxes Candles. from q 10 Is
81 ;, furpsntine Soap
% whoie, hall 20. boxes q Tea, fresh
80 kegs Wrnngbi aud Cut Nails, / 10 2ndy
par new Patent Balances, 4 TO coo lbs
IS boxes Glass, y 10 and l0zl2
hall ticrces new Rice
100 pair Richmond made Brogues
Assortment OF ether shoes--2 ooal Leather
bbl. Malaga Wine
81 bqis ucW Mackarel
~ bhi, suffolk lar
3 bales Noes
10 bbls brown Tanners Oil
assortment Of Hardware.
Sboyels aud spades, kniye, and forks, pocket,
butchers * shoemaker knives, trace cha'us,
pad and stack locks, curry combs, screws aud
brads, clos and lasps, nugurs, butter horer,
&c &c
assortment Of Crockery. Glass and
Earthen Ware.
ASSORTMENT OF SAnDLERY.
Saddle bags, blind, snatIlc aud curb brides,
Ne tor which | viii receive any ltind oi pro-
dnee brought 10 this market, a, the best prlc-
as. NATlIL. WINSTON,
On Consignment,
81 bbls clipr Herriugs
- do Roe DO.
Is do Family do.
Davss highly approved Ploughs, diff sizes
600 lbs Cotton Ynfn.
NArHL. WINSTON.
December To- IS
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Matte Brnn's Ge0grQphg.

YSi H. subscriber has beru appointed to
. the agency tor Matte Bruins Geography.
Persons wishing 10 Obtain this very valuable
work, will please call al the new Book aud
Stationary establishment Of
GHAS. A. WRITER'S.
Jan. 30 tsis
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BLANK WORK

At a minutes notice, Merchants, CIeIAs, HTl
the public generally may rely on having any
out of the best materials and at ver'ssTsg pr
ces.-Porsons wishing books boul,s''scte re-
quested 10 bring them forward immediately
as am somewhat at leisure and can do them
much better than when | am pushed VIII,
work. The public are further informed tha' |
bind books at much lower prices than they
ever were known 10 be done at in this par
ofthe country, and in much more superior
manner ABRAM X. NORTH.
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+ II A y X LII y
HOTEL.

The Subscriber has rcm0red from the
" Washington, which he has occupied for
more than two years past, 10 the Franklin
Hotel. He returns thanks To the public
for The patronage he has received during
his residence nj the Washington: and az
he will continue 10 use his utmost eXertons
IL give satisfaction to his customers, he So
hcits continuance of It AT the Franklin
His table shall always be- as well furnished
as the markets viii admit.
He has attentive aud careful Ostlers, and
an excellent Stable.
ROBERT M0RRISS.
Nov. "a ts30
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TO Messrs. Tiastey Ruckel &. james c, Slegf,} I
4 EN- LEMEN- Tx notice. tha, M
~ the 28th day of February, 1926, at, Mr.
Terry's tavern in Liberty, shall take the Do.
positions Of Ambrose Rucker, the elder. Gar
land Rucker aud others, aud at Richard Da.
Wis store in Bedford county, on the lst day
of March next, Ipropose taking the deposit.
ons of Martin 2. Burks and Others, and at
Miner Cox's tavern in Amherst county, on
the 10th day of the same month, shall take
the deposition of Dabney Ware and Others.
all to be read or the trial of my suit, low de-
pendingin the Superior Court of Cbancery
holden at Lynchburg, against said rinsey
Rucker, admir- OF VIM. 2. Rucker, dec. and
said James {. Steptoe his security, when and
where attend if you please.
Respectfully, AMBROSE RUCKER.
Feb O. w4wQ7
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PURSUANT to warrant 10 US direct.
4 ed, being duly sworn, We lave til, dsy
viewed an ESTkAf PoNEY HORSE, sheV1
to us by Nancy Browne, OF this couoly ma
do find the same to be dark bay hor5t be-.
tween 10 aud / years old, four Tee, : or 5
inches nigh, two hind white ieet.a littlr red.
of the traces on each side, shod before fre,s
and PAGES, and we do apprase the her.e r.
the sum of $50. Certified under our hand,
this day OF January, in the year lso6
WILLIAM DAY,
CHARLES PALMoRF.
ABNER PADGET1.
A Copy este, Alb. DAWES, CT.
Amherst Jan. 9. 4w27
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virginia.
Atruc, holden IN the Clerk, office of the Superior
Court Of Chanecy tor the LynchbGrg District, the @5h
day ot De cmbur, 1875.
John hlorchrad. Pit.
AGAINST
John Miller, Judith c, Mari, Gideon Harr, Margaret
Mari, John smith and Agnes his wife, Milton Narr,
Constant 2. Mari and John sun and Nary his wife
heirs OF liJcl erd Mari, dee George Spence, Lewis
Spencer, Nobtrt Spencer, James spencer. Alb aham
spenccr. bner Spencer, John !. harlow, and liam
II. Spencer, james FarloW, kuhrrt fatow and Henry
Earl w. children ot Nancy FarlaW, dec. late the wife OF
the ,ud o.. a J. la low mud an anda Spencer, John
Spencer, William spencer and Jane Spencer, infat
children OF William Spencer. dec. an ohm Sptucs,
EaniStcr Spence william Spencer. Eliza Spen.
Ger aud amanda Spencer, in t chi,dlH IN of
John Spencer the younger dec. heirs Of loha Spencer
Spencer ta elder de. Joseph ". Barnett, Daniel sui
hyan aud Sarah ms vile ard Franc Barnett heirs Of
Thomas Barnett, dee. Fielding l.. HIlllnms, admr.
Elizabeth Ann II ilams, widow, ard Elizabeth r..
HlhPWs, daughter and heir OF Robert c. III
Hams, dec. the Hst an infant by Commissioner
RsnaE', NpccialN assigned he = rumdian.HiIAm lax
ndmf. Martha clark, widow, aud Nary Ualtor Clark
and y iam Thomas aIk children and heirs of nh
IAN = Clark, dec he last Nv infants b. Commissioner
Bena;h. 'pteaily assigned th,ir guard an, Dot.s.
Tho dc't ndants Gideon 'Hrr, Margaret Mari, Con-
slant 7. MARI, Abnet Spencer and Abraham Spinner,
bill Of The plaintiff and given security according the
Act OF Assembly and the rules of ms court, and il ap
peanng by satisfactory evidence that they not hha
Infants OF this country II iord, that the SAID de-
Pendants do appear hero thu first day of the rext
and GniWer the said hill of the p9intih. and that
eopy of his order hf forthwith inserted In news
paper printed ia the town of ucbbu' <, for months
sae0csS and posted the front door OF The court
D D. ROBES, DC.
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REMOVAL.

uHE subscriber han removed to the
House formerly occupied 10y Thos. !
Dnvsl. n between the stores OF Messrs Bowen
md M'kec, Robinson a. Co, on Bank Square
where he will continue to keep general as
sortnent OF
STAPLE and Fancy Goods.
lie nov offers tor sale an excellent nssort-
meni oil seasouabe goods, principally com
prIsing
London Blue and Black Cloths,
CnSslIRereS, CdSSincttS, Blankets.
DC. &c.
ABNEY NJ FACkLER.
Fob 2. tsa5
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CLOVER SEEN.

A Consignment of 10 Bush /. r.
"A Mountain CLOVER sEED, in,t -.
yrd and Tor sale by SAML. io,s<.5'se"
Jan IL.
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.f"hfrd county January Court. 1926.
Willis Franklin, Plaintiff,
ppaipSf

.i"herSt county January Court 1926.
Willis Franklin, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Franklin, in his own right and as
administrator OF Jeremiah Franklin, deed.
Phene franklin, widow and relicl of Jcrrmi-
All Franklin, dee i, Benjamin Franklin, Ahner
Franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his wife
formerly faue Franklin, and William Clarkson
aud h1clnda his vile, heirs AMI distributors
OF said franklin. deed, Defendants.
N CHANCFRY
This cause tbs dav came on 70 he heard
upon the htll, answers, order of publication
ant exhibits whereunon il is aaiuiged, or
dered and decreed that the admir-. Henry
Franklin do render an account of his admin
i,traton upon the estate Of Jeremiah Frank
lin, decd before Charles L Barrel. assigned
by this court to state and settle tie same. and
make report thereof to this court. with any
matters thought pertinent by himself, or by
any OF the parties required TO be stated.
coPy-Iestr,
b. DAVIES, elk.
IT The parties in the above cause will
take notice, that on Friday the 18th OF March
next, al my house, IN the town of New Gias-
gov, shall proceed To settle and adjust the
accounts above referred 10, al which time and
place the parties will attend with their ar.
counts and vouchers
CHARLES L. BARRETT.
GU 10 epiW Commissioner.
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Al ru,, holden in the clerks ofHee Of thr Superior
cuuri OF aHeey for tie LyIehburg Distinct, the zsih
day ii October. =.
William u. nar1,s, PIT.
against
Edward iiarfs. foll l.. Harris John Harris, John
Diafts. aud A sH - 'grts ard lshn = HARMS insf-
chants aud pa.tnef uIids lie 81 and firm Of Digs
= IIarli. Del
Ihe defendant Edsafd Harris not having entered his
appearance and q tcufiy according iu the aetgl
Assembly he fles ai tins eearf, audn sppeaHnsh1
safislactuy tyideee that he is ial an 1nhabtani ls
country ! Is ordered, that the aid detendan dg
appear here ga tn fist day If tht nfAt 10 ~ aud as
sHef thp oil al the paintin aud lha copy OF uisnt-
der b. ii thNi II inserted snnle sp pes printed ~
tn town Of ~ ehhurg fr months succtssisely, 2
posted the front door Of The eoufhousr in the said
Town. Copy. 1cbte,
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BOOK. BNNDERY.

E'IiE subscriber has lately procuIed, an
4 additional first rate Book Binder, Wh'en
enables him TO do all work, in that line, WIN
neatness aud dispatch. He has received o..
rect from Philadelphia, very large supply
of paper OF very superior quality, which epa'
bps him In do any hind ri
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VI gmai
Court of Chaheers ior the LynehbuIg District, the 2s
day OF October, ISIS.
harles Cren,haw, admir- of Nathaniel Crenshaw
decd Pit.
against
Ed ard Ieneh, James c. Norman, John ayloe.
Richard g. Haden. Achilles NJ. Hadon John Jones, NJ
cyan l. nch, { harles T.. Lynch, John Lynch. Ma
thancl Win ton, John M. Que +, tltnry S. Ltughorne
John NJ. Warwick, Micaiah Da / j, .ifIr'uphet Antho-
ny John Alexander j hu Victor, hi well Dnhne, Ru-
-s iham |. Morris, Anseln Lynch, MIhlun I'D ALA
der Augusun eft ,eh, David and Within X lie, A
l. Nat der Hcpb rn. Michael Near Samuel ardy, Mi
GAIA. LYNCH David saunders w Lam CIV rs, Daniel
Brown Amnun Hane Ok X Co homa Humphreys
Charles L. drell. W'lliau DAVIS, Junr. John l5Hoh
at da cbefts. Nh Lynch and layid 100 t, Defts
he defendants Mcala |. Lynch, Charlie. T.. ynch
and avid J- W l. N Ky lie not having entered CRAP
pcarnncc ana 49, srculty acc'rdIi q thcact A.
emily and ia rdltsof thiscouft, and appea Jug b,
satisfactory evidence TINT they arr mol inhabitants OF
tins country It's dtlcd tha' the SAID def ndants do
app hcr on tie first day Of he ext term andan, er
the bill Of the p mill and hat aeopy of this order be
forth With inserted M some newspaper printed IN the
h"n Of L nehb"fa, or two months ,nec,sl'ely. and
posted tr t.ont door Of the courthouse iii the said
as J. wILLs,c.c.
At RuIts olden ia the clerks Office of the superior
Court thahcert ior The !ncnburg DhtlCt, the 18th
day Of Oct her, ls25
Dai2lllai Gra rs, pit.
against
James tiolder, Charles " son and Janel s. Farley,
UeHS.
The de a durt Daniel k. Farley not having entered
his appearance and gwen security ding th
ot Assembly and the ultS OF tins ur nj ap caring
BY satisfactory videnc that h. nhabanl oil
tins country It's order d, dat the said defendant do
appear here thu irst day Of The and q
tue bill of the plaintiff anO hata copy this orter be
forthwith inserted IN some IL aspapcr p'ui,d Intht
town Of LynChburr tor two month, 4uCccsNyc, and
posted at the trout door ut the cot-huusr in the SAID
town. copy. leste,
l. y. {. I.