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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

antiquities Of Ohio-One of the last Ohio
Journals contains the following description.
in d letter from correspondent, OF curiou
relic of antiquity in that state =
AS mentioned in my last, l descended
the Ohio, with all intention to visit a large
group of antiquities, found them situated
on the eastern side of the river, and nearly
half mile from its bank. The valley which
contains them, is about two miles square,
shut i'll above and below, by high hills, pro
jecting close to the river. Two cousidera-
BILE creeks discharge their streams into the
river in this valley. They are both called
Grave Crcek. They we're so named from
the great number OF graves which the val
ley contains.
The Notifications, as they are called, in
this place, extend over considerable space
of ground, and are of different dimensions
and figures. Among these are several small
mounds, or graves, from to II feet high.
The walls of the forts, are but few feet
in height, and in some places SO far demol-
ished as to be scarcely visible. BY opening
these lesser mounds it confirmed the opin-
ion that they contain vast numbers ut hu-
man skeletons. 10 whatever other pur-
poses they may have been applied, by those
who made them, they were common de-
positorcs of their dead.
But the greatest curiosity here, and that
which in most instances, exclusively attracts
the notice of travellers, is what is called the
"Great grave" This is a solitary pyramid
standing some distance from the lesser
moNnds and forts. Its dimensions are re-
ally great and imposing. The circumfer-
ence OF its base is three hundred yards, the
diameter Of course, one hundred. Its ati-
tude about seventy feet tsomc say more. Tie
diameter at the top, is forty feet. The
sides and top OF this pyramid are COW
cred like the surrounding woods, with tree S
of all ages and sizes. do not recollect that
any ofthe Russian mounds, are near so large
as this. AS approached this august tomb,
and saw its vast size, through the forest
trees felt reverence for the memory of
those by whose hands it was erected and
| who have left it, as one of the greatest mon
umcnts of their existence.
1t is, perhaps impossible for any person OF
serious mind to visit the tombs of the dead
without feeling kind of religious awe. We
reflect, that those whose ashes are here de-
posted, were once, like ourselves, living,
active agents, on the great theatre of life,
and that we, as they have done, must soon
pass away to the house appointed for all liv-
ing.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

RUSSIA.--Prince Trnbctskoi is said to
have made important confessions. 1t is also
said, the conspiracy at St. Petersburg ap-
pears to have h ad extensive ramihcations.-
Four generals of the army of Bessarabia,
and many officers of the staff, have been ar
rested. They speak even of the dissolution
of that army. This conspiracy is said to
have commenced before the death of Alex
ander, and was well known to him.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

dent cost me, in its early stage unspeakable
morti6cation. The turn it has taken, so
much beyond what | could have expected,
has countervailed all suffered, and become
a source Of felicity which should otherwise
never have known"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

The widow and children of Dapid the
celebrated historical painter of France. sent
a petition to the council of state, to obtain
permission to bury his remaius in his native
soil, in the buryng ground of Pere i.achaise.
He was during his life numbered among the
prescribed, and persecution extended beyond
the grave. This melancholy request was
denied.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

Gambling Houses.-Information havins
been received at the Police Office, that tlei'
was noted French gambling house al !. ~ y
40 Broad street, at which not even the oa.'
bath produced cessation of their crimina,
practices, domicilary visit was detern''n,e' ne,
upon, on Sunday evening last. Accordihsp,
Tillou, with two other constables, ana e'sns
teen watchmcn, proceeded to the premiss. ps
between and 10 O'Clock OF that evenina1 a1
No intimation had escaped OF the ih,eh..N
visit, and the surprise was complete. oia
three gamblers were found In full piay' Of nr
but three of whom motley company, oa
black-lces and would be gentlemen--.a..,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

The British Government has concluded a
Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Nav
igation with Colombia.
The Tarter frigate has arrived in England,
with about 1000, 900 dollars.
News of the war between Brazil and
Buenos Ayes, had reached France and Eng
land.
1t is reported the French have entered
into new engagement to continue their
troops in Spain three years longer. 1t is
possible Spain may become Province of
France. 1t will be all in the Bourbon fami-
ly.
1t is said some Russian troops have pass
ed the Pruth without orders, and are com
mitting hostilties against the Turks.
Letters from Bucharest, Jan. ID. state that
the 1anissaries set fire to the suburbs of
Gaata, at Constantinople, principally inhab-
tied by Christians. and 1900 houses, and 1000
shops were burnt.
A letter from London saws 1.-THE DIFF
terent views taken in Parliament of the
causes OF the present distress, and the con
sequences likely to arise, are stated at length
IN the debates. One thing unfortunately i,
true, that the commercial world are in =
state OF distress quite unparalleled, and be
yond the reach of parliamentary interfcr
ence and assistance.-Rcports have been i,
circulation that government would advance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02

JOHN WILLS, C. c.
y lrIrlnIN


At rules holden the clerk office of the superior
cer of chancery nr the l., nchburg District, the 28th
,av a. Oeulher, 1925.
Charles Patterson and Jane his wife, and William
JOINER and Polly his wife, Pits.
against
William Eid'on and Benjamin Harris, executors of
Henry Edison, deed the said Benjamin Harris and
SUSAN his wife. William Edison. James Edison, John
Edison. arneit Eidsan Joseph Edison Edward Edison,
Herr! Edison, Gondreh Moore aud Name, his wife, Sal
y APoe, Joshua iOore and Mildred is wife, Jtmina
fidson, Eiiztheth Edison, Peter ClayweIl and Jane
Edison in their Own rights peiis.
The defendants James Edison. John Edison, Barnett
Edison, Jose h Gibson, Edward Edison, Goodrich
Moore and Nancy ms wife, Joshua Moore and Mildred
his wife and Ptert Ia. well not having entered their APP
peaanee and given security according the act of as
semb, aud III rules of this court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
cnun,, Sordercd that the said defendants do appear
here the rsi day OF the term aud answer the
bill of thu PLAINTIFF mud that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some spaper printed in thu
town of Lynchurg, for two months successfully and
posted tbe from, door Of the court house in the said
e JOHN WILLS, c. G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02


At Rules HI len III the clerks Office OF Nelson
y court. on Nonda, The stl ia at Deuenh.r, 1875.
Gutudgt Is on and Polly his vii, Elias Hamlet and
n, VII, Ehek 81 A, East and Dolly his wife. Doctor
Griffin and ms wife pa,sey Complts,
Agaia>t
lnhn Melon and Spatse ood Garland, executors of
1ohu Melton, de- and said loi Melton IN his ownrght,
ihomas Melton, IHcl,iel Wright, Inn Wright, FOLLY
" tight and Nancy wright, Det,s
~ Ill skcEttY
On III motton Of the epmplaual,ts b, their counsel
WIN filed heir hill, ad ituppesrg tie satisactou
oi liz. that tie defendant Thomas Melon, Eze-
KEEL " rye, John irh aud roll, ri hi are
inhablaHf o hi commonwealth Ii Is nfeered thai the
dttendants tn sns eIetlon, r.hsl>ll Virgin. John
right and Pill, Wright ito appear mere the fourth
Mo- ~ III tobruHrt n Had au,Wrr thu compliments
IN tlv sfrg ian albllshed ~ lie toAnof IgnchburR,
nr eight We Ks "cre.Nsti and that another copy be
posted mp the from door OF The hou of tins
county on sOme court day.
copy, lelte
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02

Virginia.
Al rules Golden in the Clerks Office of the Supcrlug
ot Chneery for the L,nehborg Distret the 2sh
da of nrfoher. 1875
hlbon NJ DaIitl, admir-. de bonis oil 'ieAauder
M'Daaiel. dee PIT.
Against
Benlamln Perkins and Richard Perkins. Drfts.
he defendant Benjamin Pekms p"t h;nng entered
his appearance x gwen security according 10 the ac Of
assembly and The rules OF This court, and Appearing bF
country Ii isordered, that the said defendant da a'
pear hert Ola III fr day Of the term . ansWT tho
bill OF the plaintiff and thnt copy OF this order be
forh> nth inserted in Snme newspaper printed lh the
town of lNnchbnfg. for Two months successfully, and
posted the front door Of the house III the SAID
town. Copy-1este,
% JOHN WI4LS,c.C.
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:
a,rnifs holden IN Il. Cieils 0l1e Of tie hyperion
court Of eanesr for the Lynelborg district, ue.ksih
das 81 Deiohef. ls25f
Nelson Crawford ard nenlxn Graz ford, surviving
paftners OF tie firm oi Coeke. IraAio a 60. ms.
against - =
William elton. DAVID AMIR. Richard d tiiis no.
mas ~ FniIana. Archibald Robertson. harlss Ill md
Iulu Alien. merchants. trading uha hs hfh Of Lis
X Alien. Pow ilaian Ellis. vii am r, les.
III. r.eresenaiit = 4 the ia luhn chappe Chap
johnson, Sic ling Cha burn iain sehtHthe ma
" illafn Ihafnon. merchants, bading under the trim
of sebooiiied and ihurman, Thomas Lam AMI iahn
Rabinzn. Dtftnhanls.
The defendant Poahafan Ellis not having entered his
app.araner and tken seeiif, according 10 the act OF
assembly aud thu rnl.s of this court and II Appearing
By sasIs.aeors eAldene tat he Is ho an inhabiian u
tls e.,nry II - ordered, hat tie said f. Hda do
app.ar he thu 81 day oil TIT IieNi term and answer
tip h!l 4 the plaintiffs anu that copy o h orde be
forthwith Inverted III some newspaper printed III the
town nf LAhehbufg. for tN9 months .ueefsaNei aud
posed the hont door Of the court house ia the sad
town. eopj-Ieslr,
20 JOHN WILLS. {. c.
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DAVID d ROBERT KYLE

In addition TO their former stock, hare just
rtce,ued the ,tolioming articles:
Carpetngs, rich aud handsome figures
Grape Lace, assorted colors
Black and shaded silks, rich figures
Baruche, a new and beautiful article
Figured and shaded ribbons, superior style
White satins. plain aud figured
Lung aud short white hid gloves
Rich fguted bomhaxe,trs, assorted colors
Bobinet T.aces, assorted
cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
quality
10 eases elastic water proof Hats
A fe" pieces superior Circassian plaids.
December 30. is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02

At Rules no den in the Clerks Office of the Superior
Cout of Chaneey ior The nchburg district, the 18th
day ut November, 1928:
LEWIS Hmgfeld, PrH,
Against
Harden Halrs'on and Peter billiard, Def'ts.
1 he Defendant reter billiard not having entered
his appearance and gwen security according the Act
of Assembly the rules Of tins court, II appearing bN
satisfactory evidence, that he an hahant OF this
country II ordered, thai the SAID Defendant do APP
pear here on the first day of the term and answ
The bill ii tbs Plaintiff and hat a copy of this order
be nh inserted IN newspaper printed III the
town ct Iynehburg, tor months excessively, and
posted ut the front door al the Court House IN the said
town AeOpy-Ieste.
MIN WI q.
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At rules holden IN the clerks oft &c of the superior
oil ehane-ry for the Lynchburg district, tia 2oth
da, OF October, lsZ5
1us,ai Nefmillion, Phmtif,
Against
John sea.. Bnrch vernillion, Abnsr Anthony. Ben
amin H. e. aud iotn o. ieit@ieh, Deiehdah,s.
The defendant Bnreh 4ernlllisn not having enter
ed his appearance sand gwen secdfty according Ia
The act Of assenbi, and tlr rules of this court,
and appearing by satisiaror, evidence that he Is
nlabant al tins couHtr, Its ordered. hal the SAID
detendau do appear here thu first day Ut the next
tera aud znsm.r the bilfo the plantft and that
copy oi tins oror be forthwith inserted ia soe news
paper printed in the oil Lynehb"rg, for two months
suee sshel. a posted the trout door OF the court
h0u.e ia the said own.
eopy-Ieste,
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", pttlia

vi gnia
At niles holden in the clerk, office Of the Superior
CGmt OF Chauc.rk or thu IJDchburg District the 23th
DAY ~ October. is2S
Mar1 Ann Nas' adns. ofJoseph Mays, dec. Pit.
Against
DAVID X " illiam Kylr. Defts
The defendant William III not having en- red hi
app, aud gwen secnl1 accoi dmr In the of
Ava NIL, aud the rules o s court, and II appca ing
BY >atna.lor. 'N enee that ht isno ,nhabi OF
th. county II Is oroered, thai the sid defendant do
appear here Oh The first day II the icNt term and
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy el this
der he forthwith ihsertd III sunni new Spaptr prnt in
The tnWnof INnchlntg ar two months succo sivelN,
aud posted III III tun door of the court house the
SAID town. \ copy lsste,
"a !. Wills. {. {.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02
NauyiNe academy.

zAIIE EXERCISES of this institution will
i commence on Monday the 10Th Of the
next month, under the snperiulcndance OF
the Rev. james II. Brooks and If necessary,
MIR. James Akin will take charge OF the In
glish Scholars.
II being nconvenient for Mr. Brooks TO
enter upon the duties OF the Academy al the
commencement OF tie session-Mr. l. Nol-
brook hns been prevailed upon by the lrns-
tees to take charge of the School until the ar
engagements are made. which will be in the
course ot Two months.
BY order Of tho Board,
TIC. II. CLARK, Secretary.
Dec. 81, 1875. w3w2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02

10 M 1les .1idrags' efths Stub Of U.....
CiR-l herb giyt you notice. ~,
,, ihe 27th, 2slh and 29tll days of ~ u
is2h. Al the Clerk office of the count
ri Nelson, shall proceed To take m nm 9'as
sltions 81 benjamin ID. Harris, aud nib.s 1sio
he read As evidence on the trial of ss,. II
pending n the superior Court Of cbsa.' "
Tor The Lynehbnfg District, in The il
virginia, wherein |, rs lie admr of y
Ciarkson dec. am plaintiff aud Won are -
PENDANT. KOgfp.i ~ ,e De
Jan. II. -, -
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Plaintiff,


AT tulrs holdenn the Clerks Office OF he Superior
Court Of CHANGER, tor the Lynehburg district. the 18th
dan of October, 1925
Edmond ate, Plaintiff,
Against
Henri, Iare, LON Tate, Armistead =. Stokes ard SAL
j. his aitt, Dan,r Sime and Elizabeth hs WIle, Gro>s
ScruggS md Polly his Wit, Thomas .ul;wood. Cal, b
ate. Waddy TATE and William Mll.r, Def'ts.
The deipudan John IaW hat ing entered his
app.arance, IL the amended bill Of the plaintiff, K gs
tn eerlty according 10 he Of assembly aud the
rules of this court, and IT appearing by satisfactory
evidence. HAT he Is nlabitunt of this country
Ii is ordered, thar the sad deli ndant do appear here
the first day OF the neN term aud IN hill of
the sud plaui and thai copy OF tins order be forth
With merted IN sOme newspaper printed III he toA n
l. nchbnrg, Tor months scptSsiN.ly, ant p sted
up the trent door OF h court house the said tow
cops--ltste,
IOITN Wits
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NtvEiNE.

Rf rIrinc afE deed of trust executed
Ito the snos'rib'.rs hy nanry Bell. for GER
tam purposes therein mrntiened, and record
ed IA The clerk office 81 tie ranuty court of
AnherN. We s',all proceed In srll by way of
publ 1s"ri'on' Tor cash, 81 fne.day the 1th
day OF February next. Al he residence of the
said brnry Bell in The county of Amber,
Eight Valuable Negroes. 10 vii Bris,er. lin,
far1lie Edmund, Sonhia, Maria Roderick
and DaaY Also several head OF horses. cat
lie and hogs, two yoke of oxen, several feath-
er beds aud furniture, Household furniture
PANIED in said deed, Que wagon, one horse
cart, plantation utensils, four saddles and lri.
d'es--or SO much Of said property as will I've
sufficient 10 satisfy the purposes OF said deed.
Acting AS trustees we will convey such ulla
only as is vested in u.s.
SAMUEL HANNAH,
MARTIN W DAVENPORT,
jan . tds29 Trustees.
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ATEln
Al rule, holden IN the clerks Office Of tle supe nr
Court y tia ior the L,nehbarg district, th' 2sh
day ii Oetphe 1928.
David Hunt. Pit.
ayauu
Nathan lllnfnun, and John Parrot, Defts.
1 The def infant iun farrut nO having entered his APP
pearane. and -, security dng thu act Of Az
amblI ami the ult ii Tn, aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that h. Is uef udahit,nt If
tins eouur, II = efe that the sald defendant do
appt8,f heft on the H. day OF iha ncxt aud an
,Hir lie bill III, lalnfitf; and thata copy Il his
Dr. he tolih III n=ffted III stunt ncwApa#e pm I'd
~ tie to al IAnehhufE for Ia months sncrcsstely,
and posted The lfont door nf The conrl-house III tie
SAT- ftHn. 4 Copy. I,se,
"a J. WILLS. &C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-02
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

,s>llE Subscriber will in future, attend to
the selling aud shipping Tobacco on
Commission aud promises his friends and
The public in general, who may favour him
With their patronage, TINT every exertion
shall be used to promote their best interest.
His Office will be kept At the store of Mr.. +.
+ Bowen, a few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where he may be generally found.
II. SAUNDERS, Jr.
Nov. 81. ts29
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JOHN VILLAS, Ok.
Commi,sioneri office, Lynchblpg,

'.y'r-' TT"r'r7"7E'
goth Noy. ls21, !
The parties in this cause will TAKE notice,
that have appointed tuesday the l4i' da,
OF March neNt. 10 curry the foregoing order
OF conrt into effect, onwhich ,lay a,the hour
OF nine clock IN the morning, they are re-
CURED To attend at my Office in this town,
" th their accounts. vouchers and copies OF
court papers, prepared Or examination and
settlement. JAMES BENA6H, {,
Urn. L. WiW
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" inter ( Aoath,ny
LAW SGTrD or, q

q Nllt n1ih session of the LAW SCHOOL,
- n, Attdham, in The County OF Lnmber-
iand, "a The stage road leading from the Civ
OF Washington, 10 the south, crossing the An.
pomauox nj RWiedge's Bridge near Far11rHRs,
IA the county Of Prince Edrard, within three
and halt mlles OF AIRS. Eufue's tavern, ON
the stage road, from the City of Richmond 10
LpAThbpfg, IN The Commonwealth of Virginia.
will eamH"tae an III. first MONDAY IN 4
prll next, 90 the asutl terms. Forthp merits
oil this institution, refer IN its annual sue
cess here, ofore, mud Ia all who have been n,
II. without The least apprehension OF their II.
iiited tppi ohaiion. y cannot lake more
than s'A oreight gentlemen TO live with me
as members oil MY family, | should like 10
hear from those who may he disposed 10 en-.
Ter by the first of MARCH,, (nnlil which time /
shall be here,) for reasons too obvious TO
mention. .Needhom is pianig. bni ntafiy re.
paired with hr addition OF three comfortable
oiicesin lte yard, (Which is very finely sha.
detl) Tor ilfe accommodation at vnunp gentle.
men. CREED TAYIDR
Richmond, anunry 26, ls26. wlM25
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Nlrg ma,
Atrucs holdef in 'hr Clerks ofllce Of the Superior
Court Of chancr4 tof the Lsncburg D'surl, tlt 2s'h
day at De'omher, l525.
John tforth.ad. pit.
aYainSt
John Msr. Iud,th e. Narr Glide n Afar#. Marga, ct
Mar, lnln smith ami Agn,S, his wife. Nj tun liarr
Constant p. harr and John Siill aud Nary his VILE.
her, OF Richard Mari, dec GCorgc spencer. Lewis
Sa rcer, Robert Spencer. Jant,s spencer. Abraham
II. Spencer James farloW, Robert fa4luN aud Henry
farow children OF Nancy Earl ", dec. late The wife Of
the said JOIN !. fatlnW and amanda Spencer, iohn
spencer, William Spencer and Jane Spencer infant
children OF illlnn Spencer, dec and John SponctY,
RaniSter Spencer William Spencer, Eliza en-
Ger and Amanda Spencer, infant children OF
John Spencer the Younger, dee. heirs OF John Spn
the eid'r. dee. harN >p ncrr widow of the sad john
Spencer IN, elder. IL losei ". Barnct Oanie Sui
Ivan and Sarah hi> NIe and Frame Rainvtt. heirs of
Ihonrs Barnett. drc. Fielding l.. Hilliams. admr.
Elizabeth Ann H.,lhams, widow. and Elizabeth r..
HlIam>, daughter and heir OF Robert e. nh
lams. dec. the last an mfam by Commissioner
admr. Marina lark, widow. and Mary Waller CLARK
and ,am Thomas Clark, children aud heirs of E'lll-
lam = ClHth, dtc he last infants b, Commissioner
Brnagh, specially assigned their guard an Deft,.
The defendants Gideon Marr MHrgnre, Mnrr, Con.
slant L. Mari, Abner Spencer and Abraham Spencer,
bill OF The pan1 and given security ding to the
Act OF Assembly and the rules of This court and il APP.
ptprnE by snSiactnry EVIDENCE tina they inha.
haris OF ,hls oonnr, II isordrred that the said
PENDANTS do appear here The first day OF The next
term and nn.nr the SAID Gll of the plaintiff. mud thai
pape" printed IN the of LyuehLuc, fu ~ months
Sueees>a ana posed at the front door OF the court
house III the said town. A Copy Je,te,
% D.RobEs, DC.
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Christopher Robertson and James Garland,
sdmrs ofnnvis Petty, dec Andy Pcliy, +
nhraim Francis and Fanny his wife, .Atiios
Brunm aud Poitg HI, Uilt, Ills Wilson aud
Elizabeth his wife, Thomas Hines aud Nancy
hi, wiz aud lshan Petty aud Joseph, hehn-
Ion B. Fnntain, Albert, Ellis and Grifl ID.
scates, children ri Lefty scales, dec the last
four nf whom nre infants, b, commissioner
Benagh specially assigned their guardian.
Deits
By consent of the parties by their counsel,
the court doth order That the defendants
Christopher Robertson and James Garland,
render nm account of Their administration OF
ihr estate nj their intesaie, before one al the
commissioners of the cour. who Is directed
10 examine, state and settle The same u make
report thereof In the court with any matters
specially stated. thought pertinent by himself
OF required by the parties 10 be 50 staled.
A Copy. feste. -
JOHN WILLS OK.
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JOHN MILLS.
Commissioners Office, Lqpeh5,rgl

3Ofh A0f. Is25 (
The psrties n This cause, lcH io6f noiirc.
Het bart appointed 'HedResddg, The 22ad
my Of .nareh neri, 10 car4 The foregoing
ord1.s Of cou7 into fleet On pbieh day, nj
thf hour Of rlue O'Clock IN he morning, Me7
are rtq6rtdio ahaqd al my eFice in his torn.
lcih Menr oeronaiy, rouchers aud copies qf
coRrtPaperS prepared for examination md sets
UemtHt J.4NES BEA.lGH, {.
ian 26. 2r1lr23
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Virginia
At rs hoidcn m the clerks ofrc Of the superior
courrn chaneery for the Lynchburg district, thu 2ah
day 81 October, 10.
Archibald Robertson, acting executor Of James NJ
Brown. dte. PIT.
Against
Iaupe, b Smith, Robert Rivers and William ph.
lard, Deis.
The defendant Robert Rivers not having entei-
I'd ms apo afPnc ani gwen security according 10 thu
aet of as>emb, and thr rules of tins court, and APP
pear,uEb ,ati>tac1r, esIIenee that he moi nha
hant ct thus eoun Il II ordered, that hf said DIT fem
tant do appear thu first day 81 the neNtlerm AID
th bill the plaintiff, and that copy ni ths
order ht prihn iii INSERTED IN paper pript
III the oil lNnchhnrF ioT two months Successnely
and posted AT the front door of the court house IN the
sand town. 4 cOpy--Ieste,
u JOHN WILLS, &C.