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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
II lS1IiNGTON CITY
Canal Ottery-lth Glass.

Ia be drawn in wa .anglpn City, on the 9Th
ui '..couhtr. 1926
Sl1lE HnnnFor respectfully oher 10 the public The
= lplloatne rhemc of tas lh elass ot Washington
nrfarlr+, IN Inc hope and belief that II VIII be- found
4aftA the patronage Of i tho FRIENDS of tins KIND Of nd
venture, i nrtuUgcd on the very popular mode 10y
tn combination at three unmbcff each uckot, the
uaMbeta from toGO hcng ali that are used. Those 90
an abrs hong placed IA wheel OH The day ofdutNlug,
"a ~ offdHn IN AVA out At randnu winch produces
- tapt prlo., each ticket Of winch contains three OF
Ina ls4stn numbers ilA6 prtsesi rueh with Two of the
drawn lnmlcr aud u ,o0- pfHcf, caeh with Of the
dfpun uumhrr,i LOO Other urkcls, which viii cont
tam no uuc olthc drawn numbers, bong blanks.
SCHEME.
The ticket containing the LIST, Cd and 3D.
j awn Nos. will bo entitled 10 the Grand
Prize oil 100000
That one containing the 9th, 9Th and
Eth, will be entitled to the second
Grand Prize of 10000
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IN CHARCERR.

The defendant John Kelley not having entered his nj,
ponranec and given security according To the act Of
scuhiy and the rules of this court, and 1t anpearg IA,
the court thai he Is not m nhabant ofths stte-, -
ordered, iiat he do appear here on the ueoud Ma5v
ia January next, and answer the bill ofthe eompla
md that tins order be inserted in the Lyncilurg lre
right weeks aaecessgey, and posted tle front m
If the courthouse If this county some court du,
ACopy-Testc,
1Fmswl5 JNO. ALEXANDER G.
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Dec. II.


Yn1URSuANT to decree of the Superior
x Court OF Chancery for the District of
Lynchbug, pronounced on the goth day Of May,
1926, in a suit then depending in the said court,
wherein Richd. iyree is Pit. vs.. James Newhall
and others Defts. The undersigned Marshal Of
the said superior Court will on Friday the 18th
day of January next, if fan, if not the next fair
day thereafter Sundays excepted,) proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises part of Lot No ST, in the plan OF
the town of Lynchburg, aud bounded as follow, s.,
to wit: Beginning at the junction of third street
and seventh alley and running thence with the
line of third street, n. ". ninety feet, thence at
right angles and parallelwith seventh alley, y,
+, sixty six feet, thence alright angles and par
alle with third street, S. f. ninety feet to Sc
venth alley and thence with said alley, S. W.
sixty-siN feet to the beginning.
L. A. IlOLCOMBE. NJ.
Dec. II. cJwIo
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n1ftsoNIC NoTIcE.-The Rev. n. II.
Lei Cobbs, aud the Rev. brother Joseph
Flood, vii preaeh the funeral sermons OF
brother Jae. Haynes aud brother BENZ. Rice,
r. NJ = 7. u. d G. NJ. on the fifth Sabbath
in this month"; nj the brick Church in Liberty.
The members of Marshall Lodge, No. 80
Amily Lodge, No. -, aud Monni Pleasant
Lodge, No. 10, iogother with all regular
Master Masons, are respectfully invited 10
join IN sie ceremonies of the day. The pro
cession 10 leave the Lodge Room at II o.
clock sermon TO commence al ball pas
ii 4. NJ.
Zach brother 10 provide himseif with pro
per badges for the occasion.
By Order,
FRED. AUNsPAUGH, Secretary.
Liberty Lodgt, No. %.
Der II c3NlY
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OlICE.-1hose who hired negloes this
present year Of the estate of Anthony
Rncker, dec will return them on the lat day OF
January, 1927, at Walter B. Boswells tavern,
Amherst tonrt-House, as the negroes will A.
gain be offered for hire on that day. As al
20 the lands belonging to the said estate will
be offered for rent Terms made known on
the day. JESSE RlCHESON, Admir-.
Dee. Il. c2wslg
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"A DNlNisTRAToR's sALE.-wiH be-
~ sold AT public auction on The 10Th day
OF January, 1877. At the late residence 81
Edmund late, dec. all the stock, Crop, &c.
Housebold and Kitchen Furniture, Plnnta-
ton Utensils, a set of Black Smiths Tools,
aud many other articles useful and valuable.
Terms made known on the day OF ale
CALVIN TATE. Adm'r.
ofEdmaad Tate, dec
Dc Il I'D 10
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1IrsRoEs FoR mREs--oa Saturday One
y 3Hh nist atTankefsiey'si near The Fesi-
s.ees of slrs Harris, IN Bedford County,
=. II e tirtd Tor the ensaing year 80 or ~
,lnslle Negroes. | have also Tor hire ~
Is tiace or 40 others, amhne whom Is = mr.
= I.sel,er :. GARLAND.
ciW ~
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II. EA1IlER, SPANISH HIDES, OIL, @c-
II The Subscribers have removed their Lea
ther Store 10 the house recently occupied by
Mcssrs Samuel Lancaster y co. few doors Il
boTe the marl,ct-housc, whore they keep con
SANITY on hand for sale on the most moderate
torms, general aud extensive assortment CT
Leather, and other articles in their line They
expect 10 receive in "a few DAYS from New York,
450 Spanish Hides, and
- Barrels 'romcrs, OIL,
For which sl,irung Leather neatly finished viii
be received in payment.
JOHN & CASWELL POE.
AUGUST a tf1
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Fnll and Mmler Goods.

SaA AVID x ROBERT kibE oHrr to then
IL customers and lie public, an assortment
oil reasonable FANCY d STAPLE GOODS
which IN aunlily aud variety have never been
surpassed IN this marknt. amongst ihe bfii'
eles Just received are the following
~ Dfab Cloths, various shades Tor Gentle
men great coats
Blue aud glack Cloths, ffar below The com
mon iTicesl
pelise Cioihs, various eolprs and fue qualisA
Superior English silk Yesings
Black figured silks
Shaded figured Gro de Naples
plan black d..
Figured aud plain saliu-i assorted
Rich fancy silk handkerchief
Ladits' black aud white sils hose
6dnih meas do. ID. do
Do do D. hali do.
Blue piuk, white and black Grape licsse
Italian cfapes, assorted
sH1rriar eape robes
aud ~ black Grape hhkfs.
SIX seNeis md plu.hes
A handsome assortment Of infants cap pat
terms
Gyms aud piping cords
saeefh feather edged ribbons
Shaded satin do.
Fulr kcnungs
Firu landlord and plain book muslin
PM aud Bgrrad ieekonel do.
De do null do.
large supply Of eambricks
Elegant white silk shoes
ffnneIla do.
An assortment Of morocco Il senlsl1n do.
Snperiar and common rnlinoes
Indios fine aud course blnlk worstcd hose
Satin and Lutcsiring ribbons, assorted
Tortoise shoil tuck and side combs.
Imitation do. do.
Cashmere hawls
} Cases Irish lluucns, excellent texture and
Gnish
While and red fannels
nnse. point, duuln A. whitney blankets
Coarse cloths aud cassneis, lol servants
swansdown NC. tings
Jpninet do.
Brown and black hollands
Green bai1c mud oil tlolhs
1trm4n .4pker Boitmg cloths, from No. / to
sincluure, Of vrry superior fabric
Cotton and wool cards
Cotton warns, from No. ! IL Ii
general assortment Of onddery aud Hard
ware, together with
Several eases vt Grntomen's and Boys lill
hat. sc 80.
H. al lhhn 10 the above, n further suppl,
will he received ia few DAYS al, Of when
will hr tnuHd 1T the best quality, and At pri-
ces Ia suit the tunes Nov. ~.
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IN WD. BOILING, fiorneg at Lar, will m
IA future regularly attend the Superior and
inferior Courts Of Pitsylsania County. lie
resides u miles east of Campbell Cour, House.
Dee 4 btl7
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4 slIiE subscriber, having lately received the
"a appointment OF Surveyor OF Campbell city.
isnow ready to do any business in the line Of his
profession. The public are informed that all
the surveying he may be called on to do, will be
done with the greatest care and exactness His
Office is at his residence mile and a half south
west from New London.
Capt. 4. +. CfiEATHAM, gentleman very
highly recommended for his knowledge Of SUI
Yeyins, residing IN the eastern part OF the county,
has qualified as his deputy He will attend to
the business whenever it NAV be desired
ALEX. AUSTIN.
Dec. II. cl,yIg
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VIRGINIA-ita court held for Bedford count, Al IN,
courthouse the 18th day OF August lcaG.
Charles Reynolds and Nancy his wife, BERNARD Owen
and judith hts vile, John Eubank and arah his wifi and
William fntnnre, Pls
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l14UGAR, COFFEE, &c just landed and for
- sale cheap.
! hhdS. best brown Sugar
3 do common do do
10 bays PRIME green Coffee
do big white do
Also, Pepper, Nader Ginger, Indigo, Alum,
Coppefas, Spice, Cloves, &c. EPSON q Glau
Der Salts and "A few boxes best Teas
Also, 10 sacks salt liverpool hlled)
3 or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &c. sc
Aiso hhds best Moasscs AppiV 10
ANDREW & BROTHERS.
july 81.
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NtpfliEAI.-l will give the hg6.z, =
w price fof wheat delivered ar he a.
water Mills H0WSoN ;. WHIT
Nov. .. -
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AT court continued aud held for Buckingham =,

AT a court continued aud held for Buckinebas,
the 18th day Of November ieal soeh'i.
Thomas + Tho.nhill and Agnes his wifi, ~.
formerly Agnes PatesoR, daughter Of Edp and ~ Us
dee. John Pafeson, William rattrsan Jarrfi5 '''t
and stuart Patieson and dlstrbutee Of The -
ward Patteson, deed NJ -.
against M
Polly Patteson, widow aud rcct of the said IA.
Patr>nn, deed. schuyler Paterson, jess le8piN nd
Polly his wife Who iorncrly Polly Paiesag "a
ter Of the sad deeeden Chambers putteson II d.
tc-on, Edward Patieson, and Moire Paltesan Ian = H.
Of the sad deegdeHt) children and Distribute. ~
Edward Paiteson, decd - ~
II CH8NCERR @'
The defendants Chamber, juno, Edward aud 81
Ter Plffcson not hasing entered their nppoarar,,
ven security according 10 the act of As.etpbl -,
The rule fth. court, and il appearing TINT thu 40 @
inhabitants Of this stateon the motion ofihe psir,.a
their Attorney ordered that the said ahsefi Do y
dauts do appear here on before February conn
aud ausH Tia plnptins' bill aud that eop, or,l -
der be farthR i'll published in the Nireinia1 a a,ll.
newspaper printed ii the town Of bsnehhHfg a. ~,
month, sgeeessiYry, and THAI another copy hq ,,,
the front door ol the courthouse OF tins county.
Gopy-Teste,
1G r.. EI,DKInEE I. n
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i,NeER-LONDON ACADEMY-The Irus-
I. 4 tees of the Ncw-i.ondon academy have the
pleasure of Informing the public thu they have
engaged the Rev Nicholas H. Cobbs to take
charge Of this institution the ensuing year.
The exercises oithc school will commence the
lst Monday in january next. In this academy
" i'll be taught all the branches Of a liberal Eng
sh education, embracing Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, with the use of the Globes, Ancient
and Modern History, the Elements Of Manual
Philosophy and Chemistry, Geometry and Alge-
bra-Aiso, the Latin, Greek aud French Lam
raae,s Terms of tuition, fifteen dollars per Scss
Sion, payable in advance. Board can be had IN
erntrrl families contiguous TO the Academy, up
ON the most moderate tcrms--Mr Cobhs Will al
SO accommodate few Doarders at thr Academy.
The Legislature having authorised the Trustees
10 RAISE considerable funds tor the endowment,ot
the Academy, they are now IN the exercise OF
their powers, and have contracted with me
cbanir Of responsibility 10 pm "a tie buildings
connected with the institution IN good repair.
October 81. tlmJl2
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FIINVlINIK II tVI7 IIOT' TT IIIV NETh V.I' N D
Superior Court Of ChHnccry for the I.ynehburs Dis
trict, the 9Th day OF November le26.
DAVID q. Talbot, Pit.
against
William Games, Coleman Green, Thomas Smith, Jo-
scph Friend, admr. ef Thomas Elliot deed, Fancs Fu
lard, John Hancock Samuel Bransord adu'r OF Thomas
Humphreys, drcd late sheriff of Cunpbel and iii tina;
character adm'r of Dennis Kelly, deed, Thomas Cocke
James Pcmberton, John Hath, Benjamin Hath, Samuel
Jordan, Howel Lewis, and Pleasant Ro.ser, Dehs.
The defendant Thomas smith not hatng entered his
appearance and security according 10 the net Of
Assembly aud the rules of this court aud II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that hc i, nhitant q in'
comtril ordered, that the said defendant do aTp'lr
here on the first dav OF the next term and answer the h
of the Plaintiff aud that copy otis order be- forthwith
inserted Ii some new paper printed IN the town oil Anci-
burg or two month"; successfully and posted at the on
door OF the courthouse IN the said town.
Copy-1cstc,
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Single Tickets $40, Hail s., Quarter
81 81, Eighlhs 81 -.
Prize tickets in former Lotteries. aud the
ootes OF all specie paying banks received at
PR.
IL Parcels of Tickets are made in this
lottery by taking % tickets al random, hnt
IN such manner that they contain one of each
OF the to numbers used, and Ms s of these
numbers are drawn from the wheel, aud each
one is prize, at the least, OF 10 dollars, il
follows that suth a parcel of 90 tickets must
OF necessity draw at least 50 dollars. less the
IL per cent Gentlemen who prefer adven-
turing only for the prizes better than the low
err ones, aud paying only the difference he
tween the value OF the tickets and what they
must of necessity draw, can have certificates
emitting them to all the high prizes at the
following rates:
certificate for 90 Whole Tickets, SI32
do. 90 Halves, &c
do. 30 Quarters, 80
do. 90 Eighths, 10 30
y" All letters by the mail (post pad) or by
private hand, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets will he as we'll attended to as a per-
sonal application at the Managers office,
whore the cash is always had for prizes as
soon as drawn Address 10
YATES y M'INTYRF,
Nov %, Washington City.
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NEW nAT STORE.

NANp NEW lat STORE.
0sY 81 AMUEL DlNEEL 4 Co. have
.tssszEas - ust opened, in the house next
~ door above licnry Carlton Il Cos.
Shoe Store, and ittIc below the Iugmian OF.
fee a nrw and extensive assortment ofFANCY
Fur HATS. together with general assortment
Of common Eur x Wool Hats, part ofwhlcharc
oftheir own manufacturing, and warranted TO be
frst quality and made olthe mosi durable mate
rails. They solicit share of the public patron
age, as they are determined TO keep constantly
on land n complete assortment If fancy hats of
the latest nofbctn fashions, aud likewise eve
r., description Of fine and common hats of their
own manufacture all OF which they will sell very
low loi cash.
All hats bouoht Of them, of their make, shall
he ironcd without charge.
June ri. 1890
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August 81

W s sIonE r., 1 .%s @ a. eanG Just
Mcssrs. Leftwith \ Clayton and directly oppo-
site the Virginian Office. large and well select
ed assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries Quccns-
ware. Hardware, Cutlery, &c. which .thcy are
determined to sell at the most reasonable prices.
They invite the public to give them a cali
RANklN y COLE.
Nov Q tSl3
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NOTICE.

=
ZnufIi0N.--A school will open in Am.
- her.i County, vicinity of Lynehburs,
10 commence in January, 1927, under iht
tuition Of Mr. Samuel Harrison, OF Abe
marie County, Wa comfortable aud SUIT
able house will be built or provided, IN =
healthy and central place, 10 embrace The
whole neighborhood. In this school, VIII
be taught, Reading Writing, English Gram
mar, on dreenleai's plan, Arithmetic, kudi-
ments OF Mathematics, and Geography. WIN
Maps, and what may he useful IN the hne-
lish tongue.
MIR. Harrison. is gentleman of good NOR
/ al character, OF about % years oil age, about
seven years practic teaching IN town and
| country With acCepabilliy, he requires a
! specified sum 10 be made up Tor him, as q
salary, in whatever way may be accommo-
! dating 10 the citizens, ia their various cit
cumslances and his having had frequent
I occasions To teach a Grammar school, 10 We
~ respectable families well qua flies him e,
70 teach both male aud female children
From the acquaintance and recommendation
ct Mr.. II. for more than twelve months
past, have been al some pains 10 invite hun
TO this place rs teacher, and doubt nol from
his expeditions mode of learning, II will be
to the interest OF the ueiglborhood, and such
as can board their children, 10 patronise the
School STITH MEAD.
Dec II. ic2tl9
n AND AND NEGKUEs Fox oAEE.-By
II Iriuc OF u decree OF Bedford Novem-
bet Court, 1876, the subscriber will on We'd
~ day the Bird day Of January, 1877, il fair,
II not the next fair day thereafter, proceed
10 sell al public auction, on the premises
two Tracts OF Land in said County, belong
ing to the estate of Obedah Meadow, dec.
one tract containing about $50 Acres, ad-
Joining the widows dover, Francis Board
aud others the other tract containing l39
Acres, lying on the waters of Lick Branch,
near Stanton River, description of the
lands / thought unnecessary, rs any person
wishing topurchase would forthwith view for
themselves. The lands will be sold on one,
two and three years credit, by the pnrchas-
or giving bond with approved security, with
deed Of trust upon the lands 10 secure the
payments Also one likely young negro wo
! rnan aud two children The negroes will
he sold on a credit oC II months, by the pnr
chasers giving bond with pproved security.
FRANCIS BOARD,
JOHN BOARD,
Commissioners,
Dec. II. c3wl9
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m xEcUroR's sxLr.-.Wal be sold %

III xECUfOR's SALE.--Will be sold %
IL the PREMISES, on tire fri day 1T Jnnu-
arf, 1877. thai well knnaa and valuable es-
tate called Poplar Forrest, lying IN tue eonn-
ties of Bedford aud Campbell, the property
of Thomas Jefferson, dee within eight mites
81 Lynfhbnfg and three from New Londoni
also abaut 80 likely aud valnsf,is negroes
with stock, crops Ne. The terms oil sale
viii he accommodating and made known
previous 10 the day.
On the fifteenth Of January at moniicel
10, ~ the county Of Albemarle the whoie
oil the residue u ihe personal property ol
1hamas Jefferson dec. consisting OF 100 va
lnable negroes, stork, crop, Ac- household
aud kitchen furniture. The attention ol the
public Is earnestly invite 10 this property
The negroes are believed 10 be the most vat
liable for their uumber ever offered at one
time in Tie State OF Virginia. The house
hold furniture, many valuable historical and
portrait paintings, bust Of marble and plals'
ter of distinguished individual one OF mar
BILE of Thomas Jefferson, bY CaracCI, wiki
the pedestal and truncated column on which
II stands a Photograph or copying lnstru
ment used by Thomas jefferson, for the las'
twenty-five years; with various other nril-
cles curious and useful 10 men nf business
aud private families. The terms Of sale will
be accommodating and made known prcvi-
Gus to t1e day The sales wlIl he continued
from day 10 day until completed. The"
sale being unavoidable, II Is a sufficient
guarantee to the public, thai they will take
place at the Time. md place appointed.
THOMA9 J. RANDOLPH,
Erecvior Qf n LtsrsoH. d'c.
IT, above sales 10 be conducted by John
X d. Payne, Anctioneer.
L L
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I%fo1ltE FL offer 10, sale my tract Of land,
III within seven miles of LNnchhurg, contain
ing one hundred and sixty -srsun and half acres,
by recent survey. This land Is equal to any IN
tie parts, aud we'll improved, has on il good
manufacturing mill, all complete with enc pair OF
burr stones. aud two pair country stones, and a
~ lshng machine lur the purpose Of corn aud
,llaiStcr; likewise n good saw mill and new
disilllery, just pat IN operation by which may he
nude eighteen gallons of wlskcY per day. This
mill stands in fine rich noahb5nfhood. aud the
country INST is not surpassed by any in this part
Of the -tltc. Any one wishing 10 purchase may
be accommodated by applying 10 the subscriber
living ON the premises.
JAMES MARTIN.
Nav II tgTG
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The said defendants beui...r Locbeu Watt New.
and lthnda s Wife, Martin Richardson and Perme-
In his VIII ahd Hmm IT, Lockctt not having entered
their Appearance according to the Of Assembly and
the tha they inhabitants OF thi, country
1t therefore ordered that they do appear here on the
fourth Monday IN November ucNt, and answer tie plain
TIM bill md thai cnpy ofth order lr fortW lih pub
ishrd IA The lynelburP krguan, for two months sue
ccs.f1y aud posted II thu front door of the courlhOusg
on two several court days.
Copy-Tcstc,
- ROB. c. MITCHELL.
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Sc9 EMdKAL.-EDvARp BRowN has removed
- his Jecelisy'S SF0p to the tenement next
door to the Nirginiau Office, nearly opposite
Messrs Holmes \ Brewster. He takes this OPP
p5ttuniiy to return his sincere thanks TO his
friends and the public for the patronage hereto
fore given him, and assures them he will endea-
vor to merit continuance of their encourage
ment by prompt and faithful attention to hcr
orders for repairing watches and clocks, making
aud mendng Jewelry, or executing any work in
his line with which they may cntrust him.
EDWARD BROWN
limo Il II
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RcnJanin ieckett, WHAT Newman and Rhoda hi. WIFE
Martin Richardson aud Pcmclia his wife, John r Lock-
ri" and IN. Ioekett, VIM Taylor and Cecilia lbs wife
Polly, John, Eugene, beverley, W ilam Eyiru Inakpr
Martha Jane, md landoru Elizabeth Taylor fetsey Pal,
more, Jaek @hap and Polly his wife, Nancy CreWs and
Nm. \. Watson, Elizabeth W atson and Sarah Watson
which s,id Polly Taylor, Johu, Eugene Beverley. VIII
| am, EIsn3 i. Martin Jane and Luid0ra / Ia1Ior and
Wm. a, " 1ison and Sarah Natson infant defendants iy
1 VIM. ~ owen, guardian, ad Item. Dults.
! - No -
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JOHN WILLS, c.

Az court confined and held for Buckingham county,
the 18th dny ofNovembcr, le26.
Albion M'Dmcl 4 Go. Pits.
against
Edward Parson and Thomas 7. Thornhll, admr. Of
Edward Patteson, deed. DEBTS.
IN CHANCER1.
The defendant Edward Paucson not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the aci
ofAemhly and the rules OF this court, and appearing
that the said Edward i, not mhabitnt Of thu TAFT
dercd that the sad absent defendant do appear here On
before February court next and answer the pIinins
bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith publish
ed IL the Nsgnians public new paper printed III h'
town of lynchhnrg for two months successfully anu
that another copy be posted ut the FROM door Of
house OF tins county. a Copy-Teste,
16 II. ELDRlDGE, Jr. DIT
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in The Clerks o5re o.
superior Court ofChanccry for the LyI.clhtfe D'''
the 9th November, Ic:!G ~,
Benjamin Watkins ~
against IN.
George Scarce, Thomas Scarce, John Scarce and p'-
vid Scarce -,
The defendant David Scarce not having entered ~ u
pcarance and given security according to the ati -
semby and the rules ofths court, aud it appearla.
siaetory evidence that he is not an nhaau pths e9p
try-lt ordered, that the said defendant 40 aptu IN,
the first day olthe next term md er the on -
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forihn itn
ted in some newspaper printed in the Of YnfhD
for two months successfully, and posted Il the rom ~
of the courthouse in ihe ld town.
Copy . &c, nurse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

r AMP \ LINSEED OlL.-Walter II. Mid
III dleton, has this day received large guam
tliy Of superior Winter Strained Lamp Oii.--Al-
so Lnseed Oil, spirit Turpentine, White Lead,
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