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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-09
Oxford, ~ c. Oct 8, 1926 c6w9


NVALuABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" wish 10 sell two tracts of Land lying in
the county OF Campbell, one containing about
1000 acres, the other between aud GOO acres.
The two tracts are separated only 10y creek.
On the first, Ut being the tract ON which re-
sidc,) there are not more than 800 acres of open
land, most of which has been cleared within a
few years. There is now to clear a large guam
tity of first rate Tobacco Land, nearly all of
which lies in one body This tract lies remark.
ably well, being very little mduatcd--thc water
fine, and the neighburhood healthy and agtcca-
bic. The improvements are a large dwelling
house OF rock, kitchen, smoke house. ice house
&c. together with an oSerscer's house, and good
tobacco houses, all of which are new. OF the q.
Their tract nearly half of il is open land 4 in a
high state OF Improvement, a part of which is
Hat land ~ rerg superior quality There is also
on il an excellent Mill Site, and a good orchard
of well selected fruit trees. The improvements
are two good dwelling houses about anhalf mile
apart, with all the usual out houses attached TO
each of them. | consider il unnecessary 10
describe the property i'll "A more particular man.
ncr, knowing that those who are disposed TO buy
will first view it--but by way of further induce
ment, would state that, there is ON these tracts
a large quantity of good meadow land, which is
certainly considerable acquisition 10 them.
All persons who are DESTROYS of purchasing
the above property are particularly invited to
call and view the same. The terms will be
liberal and accommodating, and made known by
the subscriber living ON the premises, about 20
miles south from Lynchburg, and 0 southeast
from Campbell {. House.
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
n. h. The above land could be conveniently
divided into smaller tracts to suit purchasers.
July -. ctf5l
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above advertisement once "a
week I'LL forbid, and forward their account to me
for payment n. w. Z.
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10Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
- Georec l.. Richardson and wife to the sub
seriber, for certain purposes therein specified,
will be sold tn the highest bidder, for cash, at
public auction. on the premises, on the 18th day
Of November next, II far. If not tie ncsi fair day
thereafter, Two lots, lying in the town Of L5nch-
bsrg, eighth and ninth streets, aud Aaief 81.
ind adjoining Thomas \. ioieombe. The sub
scriber, acting as trustee, ~h convey only such
title vested ia nm by the said deed of irist.
JAMES BENAGu, Trustee.
October II. tdsl0
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Yrl UNANAY, BILL, tbom y years old, very
~ black. about five feet ten lnchcs high strong
Is built, has an impeachment IN his speech and
very l-ysln head of hair; hu had ON a hive broad
cloth coat corduroy panialoons, black fur hat
aud laced boots. He leit my house, near Ward's
bridge, on the morning OF the 30h October, and
was seen about . o clock of the snme morning at
the forks OF the road near the yellow Branch
and was observed 10 take the road leading To
Campbcll courthouse. There is no doubt that
he is aiming for the state of Maryl land, where he
wa raised lie viii probably aim for Lynch
burg lirst, and nen hence either down the river
10 Richmond, and from thence 10y water to Balt-
more, or from I.ynchbnrg across the country hv
fredericksburg lie came from Mary land by
Fredericksburg and Cartcrssc, and may at
tempt - return by the Same r9Stc. A reward
ofthirty dollars shall bs paid, besides legal i,es
to whomsoe,e r will take him up and secure Inn
IN jail, OF bring him 10 my house,
join Il. RlTLEDGE.
L. The Richmond Enquirer viii publish the
above IN forbid aud th,ir account shall he pnid
by me, living near ards bridge, on application.
October q ts27 J, Is. X.
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- EMOVAL.-EDwARp Brown has removed
- his JeaccHer's Shop to the tenement next
loor to the Nilginian Office, nearly opposite
'lessrs. Holmes u Brewster lie takes this op-
'ortunity to return his sincere thanks to his
'iends and the public for the patronage hereto
pre- given him, and assures them he will endea-
or to merit a continuance of their encourage
hcnt, by prompt and faithful attention 10 their
riders for repairing watches and clocks, making
nd mending Jewelry, or executing any work in
lis line with which they may cntru,t HIM
EDWARD BROWN.
June |. t,I2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-09

m XEORD FEMALE ACADEMY The
commence on Wednesday the 10Th November
next, and close on the Friday evening following.
The first session of the next year will commence
on the second Monday of January.
The very liberal patronage which has been
given to this Seminary, the past year, has en-
cuuraged the Principal 10 increase the number
of teachers and 10 Nuke some important add-
tons to the course of studies heretofore pursued
Iic has engaged Gentleman and Lady for the
ensuing year who have had long and success.
ful experience in teaching in some of the first
Academies in our county.
A Cabinet of Minerals, Chymical and Phi
losophlcal Apparatus will he added before the
commencement of the next session
Every recitation in CHEMISTRY, Natural Pho
sophy, Astronomy aud Mmerology will be ac-
companicd with Lecture, and the principles in
these Sciences illustrated by appropriate expert
ments.
Particular attention will be paid to plain and
ornamental Penmanship, to the projection aud
drawing of Maps, TO plain and ornamental Nee
dlcworl< A stated Lecture will be given to the
two higher classes ON Mental Philosophy. Able
and experienced teachers will be engaged in the
departments OF Music, Drawing and Painting.
The Seminary is weH furnished with Maps,
Globes, &c No alteration is to be made in the
prices OF board aud tuition.
JOSEPH LABAREE.
Oxford ~ C Oct. 8, 1926 c6w9
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Oct

a MOTHER NV STORE II he subscr u,
.S.A very respectfully informs the inhabitants oi
Lynchburg aud the country trading thereto, thai
he has taken the store IN tAe large BRICK building
owned nv Mr. J, VI. Warwick. few door above
the Franklin Hotel, and immediately Opposite
Mfr Nathaniel WiDstans grocery stof' and IS IN
daily expectation OF receiving from Ne"-i ok,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, via Richmond, n
large and elegant assortment OF idncg and sub
si1aiiai Dfy Goeds, Groceries Harduarc, Cptie.
~, sc. Nc: an Of whlch he is disposed to sell ".
~ low ior cash ~ country prednrr
JOHN J. rGRNIS
November q 327
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Octatc,, $50 " y
Elizabeth Hatcher, ~ low, aud Frances j. IIs,h..
aeainst ~ Plis.
Ulysses, Cossandra and Josiah Hatcher inf,p, ,l.,,
ofiicnry Hatcher, dec. John and Mary Ann (i, pfs
fmt children Of Nancy Gillian dee WHO ,vn I'm nj H.
Nancy Hatcher, of the daughters OF l.i,h iItFy
dec Minerva, Addison and Emily Staples utr, ae''
Of Judith Stnplcs, dec. who judith HItcrr = i'h
OF the SAID Josiah Hatcher dec. Philemon H. tnlt'f
Hannah ms vito, VINO Hannah Hatcher da,,i,.u
the SAID JOSIAH Hatcher dec. Alexander Aloorr u
son of Polly Moore dee. who was formerly PAN ,"n'
daughter oil the sud Josiah Hatcher dec and NJ
Brooks, an infant OF thc sad Polly By scri 'lh
ms '''' '''' ~ W, On i '.os' DcAs
The defendants Philemon II. Anderson and Uo,.t H..
VIE not having entered their appearance and pig '
curity according 10 the act of Assembly and ts 81
this court, aud II appearing that the said Andcr.an ~
wife are not inhabitants OF tins satc-On the p,ot
the palhtihs ny telf attorney, II is ordered that t "a
anderson and wife do appear here on or before NJ
term next and answer the plaintiffs bill and Thai ~
of this order be forthwith published in the ,FY
public newspaper printed III the town of Lvncbl6,rg 80
ao months successfully and that another copt b a W.
ed up ut the front door of the courthouse of ,bs -
Copy-rcstc, N'''9'
IL II. TI,DPIDCE n
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SSeEw sTABI.isIIMEsI.~-1 subsefr
~ be- respectful. inform their tfends anu
a. pub4. IA thrs have formed eonueee
s5f me nzfpose IT carrying nn iAe sg'sia'
branches - >addie \ Hafaess Making bnsihfss.
Ihcy vii At all ises kerp General a..o'
nient OF saddles ard Brides, Coa.h. t'is, "s9.
ron and Car naf4ess, made Of The be'' mn
r,als and IN thc neaiesi nanncr Having VI =
a regular Apprenticeship 10 this bn.h',,, '''o :
being their onls means Of support, taff "'f, -
meet win y share OF public paiianas'.
they assafc those who mas favor mem WI" VI
snrss, taai IL shall he rXeeaied WIN uN
aud IN a satisfactory maunef. lhelf ..'''i ~.
m,.ni is N the house lairlY ecr',p'cd b. nj hae
thew annn, nearly opposite NJ. -, N95''
Book Store. Ibn'o ,,,,',,'5
a "a tclv 3
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1ElAFERN FOR RENT.-1be subscriber, as
- agent for Anthony q John Kennedy Will
ON the lirst day of The next November term Of
the county court of Campbell ON the premises,
Offer for rent, for the ensuing year, the Tavern
House, and It's appurtcnances, at Campbell Court
House, now in the occupancy of Mr.. Samuel
Jordan. The terms will be particularly made
known ut the time, and place aforesaid
All persons are hereby fOrwarncd from tres
passing IN any manner, on the land, belonging
TO the SAID Anthony, & John Kennedy, contieu-
Gus 10 Campbell Couft-lIou.r, on pain OF having
the penalties of the Law inflicted ON them:
ClIlSWELL DABNEY,
Agent for Anthony & John Kennedy.
Nov o Gaia
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- UGAK, COFFEE, &c. Just landed and lor
- sale cheap.
hhds. best brown Sugar
3 do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
do big white do
.il'o, Pepper, Madden, Ginger, Indigo, Alum,
Coppcras, Spice, Cloves DC. EPSON q Gla,l-
Der salts aud few boxes best Teas
Also, l75 sacks Salt liverpool fillcd)
3 or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &c. &c
Also, Q hhds best Moasses. dppiy 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July Of
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A\fOlICE.-l ofei for sale my tract of land,
III within sesen miles Of Lynehburg, contain.
ng one hundred and sky seven and = hall acres,
by recent Survey Tins land Is equal TO any in
the pafis, aud well improved, has on IT good
manufacturing mill, all complete with one pair OF
burr stones. aud Two pan country stones, and a
Ct ushlng machine for the purpose Of corn and
plaster; likewise good saw mill, and
disiillefy just put IN operation, by which may be
made eighteen gallons Of whisi,eF per day. This
mill stands IN fnc rich ncighbouhood, and the
country grist Is not surpassed by any IN this part
of the state. Any one wishing To purchase may
bc accommodated by apply ing To the subscriber
living ON the premises.
JAMES MARTIN.
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-. EAIoYAT.--The subscriber tnl,es ihis M
~ ,hod of informing his friends snd the pub
IL Ihat he hn, removed 10 the house At The end
Of tbe Long Mountain, on the Mnn Western
voad whsIe he hopes by paving strict attention
a. h. business 60 merit "a continuance of public
patronage Joii.s INV 10
Nov , CIVIC
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,nApER HANGlNG.-.The subscriber, re

.plaa ssl ms -cees s" so hs pubic
IA the capacity OF a papcr-hanger; at which bu-
smess he has served a regular apprenticeship,
winch enables him to discharge his duty with
ncaness AVID dispatch. lie Will prepare walls
that have becn whilc.washcd for the reception
of paper also inSures the preparing to last as
long as fthc walls never had been whitc-washcd.
The subscriber Is happy to inform the public
that the composition he usossm his paste is such
that IT will prevent any kind of insect from mo-
testing the paper in any way whatever. Per-
sons wishing TO have their houses papered who
live at distance in the adjacent counties, can
leave a letter with Mr. {. \. Nlthcrs, or at MIR.
North's Book Store, or left AT the Post 0llce toI
him, will be punctually attended to.
THOM. BROOKS.
Oct 80 t3t25
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81 EArgER, SPANISH HIDES, OIL, &C -
IA The subscribers have removed their Len
tho store 10 the house recently orfnpied by
Me- samuel Lancaster a Co. fe" doors a.
hsrq tie 1narkcthonsc where they Keep con-
siantly on band, for sale ON the most modef"ie
talms. a general and extensive assortment OF
Leather, aaa other articles in ihcr lm"' lh'y
expect 10 receive IN few days from NJ" fott,
35o spanish Hide, aud
p Rnrrcls Tanners, III.
Tor which shi1ing Leather neatly hnshcd VII
be received IN payment ...,., ,,o,.
JOHN q CAsWELL POE.
AnestSf al Uf
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JAMES MARTIN.
ts79
May Is

YrlOR SALE OR RENT, the Franklin Hotel
- IN the town of New-Gasgow, in the county
0t Amherst. As house Of entertainment, this
IS eqfil 10 any in the upper country. The bull
dngs are large and convenient, and promise
great advantages TO any person disposed TO en-
bark in that klnd of business. also several tracts
Of land in the counties Of Amherst aud Nelson,
which lands are well adapted 10 the culture OF
corn, wheat, tobacco, a..
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July u ts5l
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August 81

yrA UNAAA Az. from hlflam's plantation.
ir1 Middle Qiauer, luchahoe, IN The county
of iienrco. a Negro Boy named llit about Il
year old he +, likely aud intelligent, IN. I'm
,ntes are round aud sell formed. His rcputrd
Iaihrf, sam Wright, tree negfo, IS sa'd Ia fe-
side IA LvnehDurg or to be there ifequcmif !,
aud, as the buy ran a,say ond was iaRan up m
Lyachbnrg year o. TWO since, IS probable he
NAV NOW be IA i.ili plsrc or the nciehborhood !;
h. wen, oll the lssl lnnr aboul The month of \
phi last.
\ reward OF thirty dollars will he paid To any
pc.son who will deliver hun To Jobu II. Jea.
nuns. the nyor,ccr II Middle Quarter, IN James
River, opposite finnie' 5 coal piis. .
NO. WIGkHAM.
Oct o ietjw -
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n AND AND SLAVES for sale on Credit
Ia VIII be sold, on The first day OF January,
Is27 Al the late residence of John Face, IN the
county OF Henry, the tract oiland "n which the
said Pace died, containing between five and SIX
hundred acres. This land lies upon Smiths Iii
yer and !, well adapted TO the culture OF gram
and tobacco. Attached to tins tract OF land IS
the bel fishery IN the county OF Henry. N
the saino time seven Oh eight valuable slaves viii
be- Offered for sale. Also several horses, &c &c.
A credit of twelve months viii be given, upon
the purchasers giving bond and security for the
personal estate. aud bond and personal security
together with decd Of trust upon the land to sc
cure The amount Of lhe several purchases.
II the dos SCI apart Ion this sale should not
bc fan the property viii be sold on the next far
day thereafter. .. ,..,,,y
SANFORD REAMEi,
JOHN REAMEi
DANIEL STONE.
Nov. . ids EItcutoys NJ Jolat PGee.
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kutes held IN the clerks office of Amherst county
court, the irst Monday in September, Is26.
harics Whitley, John H. Smith and John Haynes, sr
Ewing partners of Charles Whitley, William White
john H. smith and John Haynes, late merchants and
Irtners trading under the style and firm of Charles
|hitely q Co. pr,
against.
Daniel Pierce, Sarah Pierce and jacob Pierce, Dcns
~ CHdNCERY
The defendants Daniel Pierce Sarah Pierce not hay
entered their appearance and given security accor-
y TO the act OF Assembly and the nos of this court
At appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arc
inhabitants of this State-i is ordered that the said
cndaitts appear here the first day of November
next and ANSWER the bill fhe plaintiffs; and that
" oithis order be forthwith inserted in the yirgnian
snted IN the Town oil Lynrhhurg, for two months sue
ssncy, and posted the front door Of the courthouse
tins county on some court day.
Copy-Testc,
A. 3. DAVIES Ok
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YEtOR SALE, the Tan-Yard at New Glasgow,
IL now IN the occupancy of Nh. Chas l.. Bar
ret, together with comlnodlous dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke=house and other out houses -
There is attached to this establishment but little
short Of four acres Of land, ali enclosed together
with about 10 watts and bark sufficient to work
the yard for some iime 10 come. This situation
IS believed 10 he one Of the best for the reception
ol country hides in Virginia. Possession, for the
purpose of working in hides, can be had forth
with, aud cutre possession about the first of De
ccmber next. Any person wishing TO purchase
such property Will do well to call and see it, as Il
great bargain may be bad Mr.. Barrett, OF New
Glasgow, viii SHOW the property, and is authori-
zcd to stpulale Tor the same.
JOSEPH ALLEN
Richmond, July 3. ts92
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NEW GOoDS.-The subscribers, have re-
~ ceived direct from New York, a part of
their Fall supply of Fresh Goods, making their
assortment at present nearly complete but to
which they will continue to make additions by
every arrival OF ScaSonahle and Fashionable
tices. Customers may rely upon purchasing OF
them on the best terms.
Mckee & MEEM.
Nov. >. Il g2ciw l3
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up EW-LONDON ACADEMY-The TruS-
III tees of the New-London Academy have the
pleasure of informing the public that they have
engaged the Rev Nicholas IL. Cobbs TO take
chal &c OF this institution the ensuing year.
The exercises olthe school will commence the
lst Monday in January next. In this academy
will be taught all the branches Of liberal Eng
lish education, embracing Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, with the use of the Globes, Ancient
and Modern History, the Elements Of Natural
Philosophy, and Chemistry, Geometry and Algc-
hra--Also, the Latin, Greek and French Ian
guages. Terms of tuition, fifteen dollars per ses-
sion, payable in advance. Board can be had in
gentecl families contiguous to the Academy, up
ON the most moderate terms--Alr. Cobbs will al
So accommodate a few boarders at the Academy.
The legislature having authorised the Trustees
10 raise considerable funds for the endowment of
he Academy, they are now in the exercise Of
. heir powers, and have contracted with IA me
hanc Of responsibility to put all the buildings
connected with the institution in good repair.
October 20. tlmJl2
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aMfESSRS William ]. Kidd and John Hamb-
NJ let take aoiice, thai "c s.all, al the house
oi John Moss, sem, in the county Of Wilkes and
state OF Georgia, ON the sth day OF December,
ls2G, proceed TO take the dispositions OF John
Moss, scnr and Joseph Heard, and perhaps 9th
ers, which, when taken are TO be read as evi-
dcnce ON the trial of a Writ of Right, depending
in the superior court of law for the county Of
Nelson, state of Virginia, wherein we are deman-
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IND ATRICK II. CABELL, attorney nj Lalr,
: will in future, regularly attend the courts of
|elson county. His office is ON Main-street, a
|" doors above the Franklin Hotel.
| AnglSt y
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1t@ 0Ok BlNDEkY The subscriber has late
- ~ procured an additional first rate Boook
Binder which enables hIm 10 do all work, in
that line, with ncatness and dispatch He has
received direct from Philadelphia, a very large
supply Of paper Of very superior quality. which
enables him to $40 any kind of Blank H0rk al II
minute notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely ON having any work or
doIed Of me-, faithfully done and made out Of the
best materials aud AT very low prices.--Persons
wishing books bound are requested 10 bring them
forward Immediately ms | am somewhat at lcis-
me and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books AT much lower prices
than they ever were known to be done AT IN tins
part OF The country, and in much more superb
or manncr ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Feb . tb27
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MFRS. 7 L. RANDOLPH proposes to Is.
AL tahlish Boarding School for Young La
dies, IN New London, Campbell county.
Terms for session Of ten months. commencing
the 9th OF October, 1926, and ending the 9th
of August, 1927,
Board 800
Tuition in the English branches, including
Heading, Writing. Grammar, Geogla-
ply, History. Chronology, Arithmetic,
and PLAN Accdo-Work, 40
French, 20
Spanish, 20
Drawing, %
Washing aud Mcnding, 90
Music, per half session, %
Dancing, per quarter, u
Zach boarder will furnish her own bed bed
ding, and towels
For dry Scholars,
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned $40
Fuel ,
Us thought proper to state that any one or
All. OF the above enumerated branches will be
taught, as parents or guardians may direct
"here no directions to the contrary are given,
uhey VIII all III turn come under our course of in
Huuc'on. Isl Aug, 10
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A\f0TICE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
~ cnted to US ON the 9th day of January 1924
" Samuel Mitchell, and duly recorded in the
Jerk S Office of Bedford county, and for the pur-
|pscs expressed in said deed we, or either OF as
ILL., on the 18th day of November 1876, If fair,
not the next fair day, on the premises, sell to
c highest bidder, at public auction, fof ready
honey, or so much thereof as may be necessary
! satisfy the purposes of SAID trust, one certain
act or parcel of land, situate, lying and being
| Bedford county, ON the waters Of Island creek,
branch OF Big otter, bounded by the land of
francis Pollard, George smith, Rich'd Roberts,
George White, Julius saunders, Gilbert Gibbs,
Ohm NigEinlon, John Doudy, Peyton Poster,
amcs and Thomas Austin, and living ON the
orth side of the new road from Updille's TO the
sland ford on Big Otter and containing four
undled acres, more or less. This land IS valli-
BILE, and well worthy the attention Of any one
fishing to buy good land in Bedford county
he title is believed to be perfectly good but act.
lg as trustrCes, no other will be made TO the
than is vested by the trust deed afore-
aid. {. ANTHONY
VIM. COOK.
Oct. Dc. w3wl2 Trustees.
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10 ROE MITCHELL

VIRGINIA, ScI--Al a couft held for I.e.ll,,rd -
TIE eourthonscitliereoi on the sd day NO., i .3
Eliza MADISON ~
,,o1,,.t PIT
Samuel Mead and Ella, Jones'
IN cHAACERY. D'iN
The defendant Samuel Mead, not haY#ng o,
appearance according TO The act OF Assembly ms
OF this court, aud 1t appearing 10 The sgtl,f,ct,o ae'
court that he Is moi an nhaitut Vi tn. ro,,n. Tin
therefore ordered he do appear here Oh the toIr,
day IN Jantafy next, aud answer the compliance o1-
and that copy Of this order BE- iorlIlu il me- h'
some newspaper published m the town u Iypl ',' "a
for tNo months successfully and posted at th, G ''2'
Gopy-'fc>tc, '!s'
Is &c STEPTOF Cpr
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AT Rules held in the clerks Office of Amherst county
court, the first Monday in September, ls26.
Samuel simmons, PIT
against
JNnes w. Hill and William Jordan, Dcits'
IN CH4NCERE
The defendant james ". Hill not having entered hi'
appearance and gwen security according 10 ihe act ei -
senly and tho rules of this eourl, and it appearing "
satisfactory evidence that he is mhahlnn Of t
Stty-t Is ordered, that the SAID defendant do appear
ierr the first day Of No, cnb6r term next and ans"
t'e bill ofthc plaintiffs and that copy of this order
forthwith inserted Ia some newspaper printed in the TOW"
otLynchurg, for Is. months tucCcssRrlr, and posi
the lroniiour cf ihe courthouse OF tins county On sl
COR, d.. \ Eopf--Irs..
4g.p!yiCs q;