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.NeiSon County, Nay Court, 1896.
James Loving,

James Loving, Pitt
against
John Johnson and Behe,herland his wife
formerly Behetherland Loving, Abrnm Seay
and kosa his wife, formerly Rosa Loving,
Samuel Stevens and Nancy his wife, former.
ly Nancy Loving, Samuel Is. Denny and Ma
om his wife, formerly Naomi Loving, and
Polly Lowing, Mildred Loving, George Sea
tor Loving aud Zachariah Loving, children
aud heirs OF George Loving, deed. Deits
IN CHANCERY,
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attor-
ney, and II appearing To the satisfaction Of
the court that the tract of land of which
George LoviCg diad .eized aud posse ssed, w.
ing in this county, is not worth the snm Of
three hundred dollar: 10 each dislritnfee
thereof, aud II also appearing 10 the sntisiac.
Siou of ths court that the defendants Behoth-
eraHd Johnson, hosa Seay. Macy Stevens
and Naam, Denny, disirihutees Of said Geo
Low. ~, dee, are temes covert, aud that the
.Ceien,,ni,is Gcnrge Seaton Loving and Za.
.churialt i.o tinS, who are also distributes ot
the sad George Loving, dec are infants IN.
der the hge of twenty one years, aud IL
urthpF APPEARING that the defendants Ahran
Seay and George Sexton Loving are moi inhA
.buants of His commonwealth aud without
Abe Jurisdiction Of this court II is therefore
srdered, adiudged aud decreed. that the said
absent defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday in August next, to show
cause, Ii any they eau, Why the said tract of
land should no, he sold, according 10 the pro.
visions OF lie act OF Assembly in snch cases
made aud provided ant il Is further order.
ed, that copy OF THIS orter be inserted in
the Virginian, published in the town oil Lynch.
burg, onoB week for eight weeks succes-
sivsly, previous 10 Tho sald fourth Monday IN
August, anu that another copy be posted up
at the door of tho courthouse of this .couaty
on some court day.
\ Copy-Tesie,
46 Ro. C. CUTLER y c.
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virginia
At rules holden the clerks office of the ,uner,or
day Of June, 1926. 49, ~
Mi'ham Black, PIT
against
Landan c. Ryes. Thomas A. Holcombe, Peter Wall
htI n1iu N9ot't MOrIiss, Defts.
The defendant Peter Walker not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 th,
act of assembly aud the rules oc Ibis court and il ar
Parlng by satisfactory evidence, hat he IL NOT An ,nLa
nat OF TINS country II is ordered that the said
nalt do appear here on the FIRST DAY mi
answer The hll OF the plaintiff and thar copv of Ibis
nfder be forthwith inserted Newspaper printed
IN the town Ut LYnchbnrg for months
anu posted AT the ffon door Of the court house in the
SAID town. Acopy--Teste,
JOHN WILLS, &C
AMP OILS Barrels win,erand sum.
IA mer strained Lamp Oil, of good quality.
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON.
July II. too
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"a oricE-l offer for sale my tract ofland,
within seven miles of Lynchburg, CON
tanning One Hundred and sixty-seven and Il
halt Acres, BY recent survey This land is e
quail 10 any IA the parts and well improved,
has on il good manufacturing mill, all com
plete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and crushing machine
tor the purpose OF corn and plaster, likewise
a good saw mill, and new disiilery, just
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskey per day. This
mill stands in fine rich neighborhood, and
the country grisl is moi surpassed by any in
this part at the state. Any one wishing to
purchase may be accommodated by applying
10 the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
May l5' ISIS
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MOTTO E--B, ,isiae of deed n ira~t
IL eAecnied 10 iLe subscribers on the isih
tiay OF Jsaaass lad. ~ Pow el o. aby, aud
s,ais recorded 10 The eielk's uidee Of theCoun
IS u Bedford, t.u certain purposes thereln na
tned We shall on FRIDAY the 7lh day ~ July
next. before tire door 81 the Virginia ksuk,
in the Town ot Lsncbhnfg, proceed Ia sell,
for cash, to tie highes; bidder, the tract OF
land whereon the said Powell ownhy resides,
containing ny estimation $40 acres. And a.
so . slaves named Charles and Nilcher. Tue
above tract is represented 10 the subscribers
as the hes body OF mountain land IN The
county I'VE will convey such tile ~ is
vested in US b. the sal deed and none 9th
er. JOHN +. SALT
WI X. PORTER,
June 10 cids4o trustees.
Tie ahsye sale IS postponed until fhe 9TH
Monds, OF the present month, (Juiy,) when
the same will take place AT Liberty, before
the front door OF the courthouse,
TRUSTEES.
July "a. elds49
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Picking. Materials.

white Mustard seed, Race Ginger;
Blaek do do Allslnce,
Lang Pepper, Turtnefie IN root
.laek do do IN Powder, (.
.tsrs Cloves
The above. together with any other afli-
Gle used in the rieklng line, Just received by
WALLER II. MIDDLETON.
Julyi7 ts9h
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NYRJOHN BRIANT-As You are no.

MI X JOHN BRIANT-As you are not
AsA an inhabilaht of Virginia, and have
no known agent or attorney therein, here
by notify you, through the newspaper. that
shall, OF the 2ah day of July, 1926, at nv
own house, in Bedford county, take the afr
daVits ct ignatius Wills, Lrcy Wills, and 9th.
erse al OF whibh ahidavits shall offer to be
read as evidence on the trial of my injunction
depending against you in Bedford county
court and fanny of said afidavits should
no' be taken ON the day above designated,
shall proceed 10 take them at the same pMce
on The 3lst OF said month Yours. &c.
PLEASANT CREASFY.
June ~ c1W46
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~ OTlCE.- BY virtue of a deed lrusi,
~ exetuied to us by James Brooks, dated
the eleventh day Of August 1924, and recor.
ded in The county court OF Campbell, we
shall proceed to sell at pubic auction, ON
the premises, for cash, on The Goth day OF Au.
gust nest, a tract or pareel OF Hand lying and
being in The coun'y of Campbell, on staun-
ton river, Supposed 10 contain one thousand
acres being the tract oi land purchased by the
said Brooks OF William Irvine, or so much OF
the said tract ofland ~ shall be sufficient 80
pay the amount of princi al " interest now
due for the same, together with the costs
aud charges Of Acting as trustees we
shall convey such title as i, vested in us by
the deed aforesaid WM RADFORD,
ALEX. IRVffE.
June. 10 eidsI5
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Mtssrs. Jemes .Nsasis &. Hush MAIDS.

a ; ton are not inhabitants of Virginia,
~ aud have no agent or attorney therein
known IL me, I hereby notify you, through
the news papers, that shall on The eleventh
day Of August, 1926, in the Eagle Tavern, in
Liberty bedford cuut-house,) take the aft
davits of Henry Terry, Philip Lookard, Mace
Bales. Thomas Sla, and others and on the
18th day OF the saIne mouth, in the clerks
office OF Monroe county, Va. shall take the
attidaviis ct Spotswoud Wills, and shall con.
tinue from Day 10 day until all are taken, q
which aiidavits when taken shall offer to be
read a. evidence on The trial of the Injunction
depending in Bedford County Court in which
! ana plalutiF and you are Standardization
and where you may attend il you choose
Your Obi. seryt. ISAAC N. OTEY.
July 10. ctds49.
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MONEY FOUND-By one of my
IVA boys a sum OF money, part of which
have recovered from The boy who found IT,.
The owner can have il by applying TO the
subscriber, describing the same aud having
for this advertisement.
THOMAS q. FOWLER.
July 10. ts49.
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Ory Goods, Gpocerias.

Hardware, Crockery, Hats, Shoes, &r. g..
They will however, take leave to say that
IN Their eXertlons to get together cheap
and elegant assortment, they have never
been so fortunate. And they invite with
confidence call from all customers.
MAY %.
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NOTICE. BY r,rtue of deed et trust
~ executed 10 me By Ea,cacd Lynch, bearing
date or the 3o4h day of August, 1924, aud Of
record IN The Comfy Court Of Campbell. Tstait
on he Isl dry Of September, 1896, sell, BIZ ,eay
ofPabiic nur'ioa, for ready money, The uhoie
Tor so much ~ shaH be necessary TO satisfy The
purpose Of sail ided Of 7rut) ofa certain
trnct or parcel Of L.gND, NTH as appurfenur-
rss, Conveyed and described in said deed oftr1st,
iying dna being in The county Of Campbell, on
jane Rirer and Fishing Greek, and near the
town Of Lynchburg, containing Three Hundred
and Serfnteen ncres, more or Tess
The ADORE sale toai take place at The Sa,c-mHl
on ne premises, noW IN the occupancy Of Chrs.
9nttony Esq.
Acting as trustee sha'i conrey to The pur
chaser, or purchasers Of said property. the title
rested IN me thereto By the deed Of trust a..
Ifoyesaid, and none other.
CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
July 10. sciasxo
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A HORSE Escaped fro,' my stable
"A on yesterday my saddle horse-a bay,
about nine years old, four feet ten or eleven
inches high, with saddle spots on bis back,
has lively brisk walk and trot, and nimble
pace, is very gentle in bride and under sad
die, but is not easily commanded when once
at large. He was seen in the evening on the
Forest Road going towards Bedford, in com.
pany with other horses, aud will probably
stop AT some plantation in Bedford not very
far from this place. Any information re.
sPectlng him will be thank .ulIy received and
a reasonable reward will be paid to any per-
son who Will bring him TO me at Lynchburg.
WIN. DANIEL.
July 10. ,fo6
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July ID.

THRUST SALE Of Pttsylvania Land
L BY virtue of deed of trust executed to
the subscriber, by Dabney Morris & Sally his
wife bearing date the 10Th Of May, 1925, add
Of record in the county court of Pusylvania,
for certain purposes therein specified, shalt
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, in the town
of Danville, on Thursday the Sd day of Au.
gust next, Tract of Land in Pusylvania,
containing or supposed to contain goo Acres.
Ton which William A. Morris at present re-
,ides,) on n credit Of one and two years, the
purchaser to give bonds with satisfactory
personal security, and deed of trust on the
land TO secure the payment of the purchase
money. Such title only will be conveyed as
is vested in me as Trustee.
ASA OLIVER, Trustee.
The Editor of the Danvile Sentinel will
publish the above advertisement till the day
of sale, and forward his account TO the Viz.
ginan Office for payment
July 10 tleidse4
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L'OR SALE,--A valuable tract o land
Il lying On Flat Creek,ten or eleven miles
from Lynchhurg, containing or Gro acres,
and enen land suihrient 10 work five or
six hands to ADVANTAGE Flis laad IS well a.
dnptedfo the crtthsat n Of tobacco and all
kinds OF grains the He oveirenis are IA COM
Portable dwelling honse necessary ous houses,
an excellent srrnS convenient TO the house.
ltistho fannee "ssafy % s,yea further dcscrip.
ton as II IS supposed any person wishing 10
purchase sill first yie~ the land. \ great
bargain may be had b. mime dste application
20 the subscriber. luviagon u sremises, as
be is determined TO sell
EDW tRD. CLARK.
July Il. cdws49
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virginia.
At lsales oden IN the clerks oifie, ,f :,
- 81 uitr, 1920. h 1istfitit The II.
William Booihe,
against Iii.
sahn.l Read, Arch bald Roheftsop. p..,
ainhei Garland ard hdmas Ltttui eb ho'd Nils.
~ deirIdalt Royd MILLER M, "a. betts.
Is appearance ard gwen securit, faslhg ,itelef
sA,tmO! and ihe ules OF thi. souri 70 TIN a.
= sa'aaeto tsldenet Wat he ~ ~ i,,i ltanHF
appear he,s o The first day Of h XXI L. ndaD L
tee mi ~ The rlainiiH and thsta - sp anssef
I2fihhlh inserted IN some new .Is,i.r eN 'icertr
town OF Lynehburg, for two mo-, n -. az mn,
pasied at 'he Trout door Of The eou,l.hs aaa
te@h' copy. Icste, III 'Ae ,ad
- ]. WILLS. r =
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Lynchburs Young Ladies' Sc
nllIlarX.

=
IN this Institution, conducted by hr.
l and Mrs. Teuba, Mr.. II. Lenba aud an
Assistant, nre taught al he branches OF En-
glsh education ineindine, Natural Phtesn-
rhy Chemistry Mythology; Chronology !;
Rhetoric Comroeitiou the haihe MATES /,
aud, moreover, Drawing aud Painting on pa
PER and velvet Landscapes Music, vocal
aud on the piano-fnrle the French, Italian
and German languages all kinds OF Needle
Work, 80. &c.
Scholars 1oiH be reeeiTed, at any
time during the present session. until
he 9th dag Of august merit. 1chen II
1oM terminate payments IN proper
lion ofthe time.
Al The end Of every session there will be
public examination. under the direction Of
respectable gentlemen of this town which
will enable the public to judge OF the i'm
provement OF the scholars.
The sessions after the present, will be of
hve months each and commence, regularly,
on the list OF October and lsi of March.
The months of August and September, will
be the only vacation given each YEAR
PETER II. LEUBA.
May Is. 1873
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July 10.

A NDREWS & BROTHERS, beg
IA leave to inform the public in general,
that by the latest arrivals they have reed
the principal part of their Spring and Sum
mer supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
As in the selection of their assortment this
season, they have omitted no article that
could be procured in their liue of business
that rs either useful or fashionable. as they
presume their customers expect this duty
from them in requial for the liberal nat
ronage they have received, they consider
1t unnecessary to give them a tedious de.
tail ut every article that comprises their
haSnrinnnf If
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AyIRGINIA-At superior court 81


chancery, holden at the town OF Lynch
burg, the 29th day of October. 1923.
John and Abraham Perkins, Pits.
against
Martin Key, William n. Jones, John Nose.
", Ben Rice, Elisha Perkins x Editha Clay,
exeentr'S Of Charles clay, deed and Junius
u, tiay, DTS.
Inc defendant John Moseley who is ont of
thls country, and against whom, the plain
tits appeared TO have proceeded In the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants :;
still laiting 10 appear ard answer. on the mo
ton OF the plaintiffs, by counsel, the court
doth take their bill for confessed as to that
defendant, and the cause coming on to be
heard, On the btll, answers of the other
tefendants Martin Key, William r. Jones,
F.isha Perkins, Ediiha Clay aud Junius A
Clay, eahibns,aud examinations OF witnesses,
aud upon the decretal order, entered in this
cause at rules, in the month OF March, 1921
winch appears 10 have been duly ssrved upon
The defendant BEN Rice was argued
by touhsel On consideration whereof, the
conri doth order, ihal the defendant Martin
Key, do render an account of the property
received by him from the defendant Elisha
Perkins tor his ind Identification, ms the seen.
rliy OF tie SAID Perkins, III debt due 10 Chs
Clay, decd. before one Of the commissioners
OF the court, who Is directed TO examine state
and settle the same, aud make report there.
oi to the ceurt with any matters specially stat.
ed, thought pertinent by himself or required
ey the parties TO be 80 stated.
Copy--IeSte, JNO. WILLS, &C.
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AToflCE.-By virtue of a deed of trust.
Ia executed 10 the subscribers by James
{. Norman, of record in thu clerks office
OF the county court of Camphrll, for the
purposes of SECURING certain debts therein
mentioned, to Chart Crenshaw, admr.
OF Nathaniel Crenshaw, deceased, will be
sold to the highest bidder, for ready mo
ney,on the premises, on the 28th day of Ju.
" next, certain tract of land, lying on
james f'er, near the town of lynch
burg, on which said Norman lately resi-
ded, containing one hundred and sixty a.
cres. Acting as trustees, such title only
as's vested in us by said deed of trust will
be conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
GEORGE NJ Y.MIILER.
June 10 rIw45
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AtARSHAL'S SALE-In pnrsuanc.

AJtARSHAL'S SALE-In pursuance
I'VE of decree Of the superior court of
chaneery for the Lynchburg District, pro-
nounced on the oath day of October, 1925, in
the causes therein depending, between Dam
iel Perrow, plaintiff, and Edtha Clay, mo-
ther, ADMINISTRATIVE and one of the heirs of
Cyrus b Clay, deed Junius Clay Oden
Clay, aud Paul A. Clay, the brothers and q.
Their heirs of Cyrus b Clay, deed the two
last infants by Edilha Clay, speciall, assign
ed their guardian, defendants, and the SANE
plaintiff Us the same defendants the under
.jgned marshal of thr said court, will 81 Mon
day The 24lh day OF July next, fair, II mol,
the mex tar day thereafter, Sundays except
ed, expose 10 sale, upon the premises b,
public auelion, TO The highest bidder, for rea.
dy money The land and premises In the pro-
c"edin mentioned, lying in the county of
Campbell, on the writers of Beaver Greek.
bounded ~ the lands OF Samuel Flemnng,
Stephen Prrrow, Bartlett Wiley and laud,
now in the possession OF David Ross being
the land whtrcon the said Daniel b. Perrow
now resides, and containing 200 acres
J. YANCEY. ID. IN l. d &C.
June 90, ids
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VA ILL be offered for sale, at publ,
w auction, on The 22d inst number Of
articles belonging To the estate of Micaiah
Lynch, dec. among. them il = handsome ma
hogany side board, one do. secretary, one set
dining tables, bedsteads, chairs, some books,
dining and tea china, with other articles OF
house furniture, Kitchen utensils, plantation
tools, cattle aud hogs, a large quaniy OF sheal
oats, several thousand garden palugs and
Their articles.
Terms will be liberal and made known at
the sale, which will take place at the late re-.
sldonce OF the deceased, about four miles
from Lynohhurg.
And on the oath, will be sold at the auction
store Of J. r. d Payne, several beds and fur
r'ture one shat gun, silver spoons. and sun
dry other articles belonging 10 said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are de-.
sired to make early payment, and those ha-
wing claims are requested 10 make them
known. MICAJAH DAVIS, ir.
0dHy. nth The WW nunered OF
the estate Of .Mcgat Lqnch
July II. tctdss6
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AZ rules holden in the c'erk's office of the superior
day of June, t926.
Peter Street and Susan his wife, late NJ. Scott,
Pits,
against
iohn Haynes. John II. Otey and parnabas A. kid'gS
and Charles C. tteson ex'rs of Boy ce Edison. dec "
DtttsG
1 he defendant Jahn Haynes not having entered
appearance ana given security according ~ tHe ae
assembly and the rules of this court. and tAppgSt
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhsb1h.
oil thseountry: 1t is ordered, that the SAID de'enh
DO appear here on the first day ofhe next term tSS
answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and that COZ -
TINS order he forthwith inserted in some nsWSP@',
printed the townof Iynchhnrg for two noi'lhA n
eessey and posted atthe front door Of th e"dr hou'
IN the said town.
AZ JOHN wILLs,c c
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IN cfIANCERY

IN CHANCERY
The defendant John Perkins not having en .
tered his appearance and gwen security ac-
cording tothc act Of Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and II appearing 10 the court
that lie IS not an Iuhabr8nt OF this state, il is
ordered that he do appear here on the Sc.
cond Monday IN Octnber next aud answer the
bill OF the complainant, aud that this order
be inserted IN some newspaper published in
Lynehbnrs for eight weeks successively, and
posted AT the front door of the courthouse of
this county on some court day.
Copy-Ieste,
40 JNo. ALEXANDER, elk.
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In C1mpdeH County Court, June u, 1926
Jesse NJ. Goodman, Complt
against
John Perkins j. Co. and John d. rrqnhnri
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-26

house, which is really quite apalace, was
entirely dark; there were no lamps lighted,
no servants in waiting, and had to find my
way as could among the marble pillars,
and over the broad marble pavement OF the
great hall, into private study OF the Fres-
ident. was quite struck with the appear
ance of every thing saw the man himself
the furniture, and the conversation, were
all of piece, and rather out of keeping,
thought with the marble chmney-picce, and
magnificent ceiling and carpeting. There
were couple of common candles, tallow,
dare say, lighted upon his table; and the
furniture, though costly, very plain and sub
stantial. III fact, there was an air OF rigo-.
rous economy about all the decorations OF
the room except those which were furnish
ed by the Congress; and the economy too,
not of chief magistrate so much as OF pri-
vate gentleman, who had neither the pow
er nor the disposition to be more prodigal.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-26
TIME AND BEAUTY.

Ruthless Time, who waits for no man,
But with scythe, and wings, and glass,
Lies in wait for youth and woman,
Saw one morning Beauty pass
O'er the flowers she bounded lightly,
Smiling as a summers day;
Tine, who marked her eyes beam brightly,
Chose the fair one for his prey.
"Mad," he rudely cried, "good morrow!
Knpw'st thou not what rights are mine?
Beauty it's my wont TO borrow,
And come to gather thine"
"rll not yield it," cried She boldly,
"Monster, do not draw so highs"
"Come with me-" he answered coldlv,
eco with thee" said she, "not I.
Time his scythe extended DER her,
Threatens with his withered hand,
And his hour-glass shook before her,
Pointing to the running sand.
But the maiden all intrepid,
Answered, laughing carelessly.
81 am young, and thou decrepId.
What hast thou to do with mc'"
Time replied with purpose steady,
Wrinkles must lend thy brow
Beauty cried, "Pm not yet ready"
Flying, cried, "not ready now."