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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden IN the clerks Office Of the
superior court of chanccry fof the Is ncbbnrg district,
the 9th day Of November, ls26. William Coleman,
Robert II. Coleman, Lindsey Coleman and France X,
Coleman, adm'X uf Reuben Coleman, deed, Pts. a.
gdiHst 1honlas Crews, admir- de bons non otGabriel
Penn. decd, Chafle. Mundv, admir- of Jauies Penn,
decd, William Long aud Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
Crow aud Sally III wife. Ednund Penn, sypdia CraA-
ford, Thomas Haskins, Matilda Nash, William Whit,
William II. Wren, admir- Of Nancy hCredie, decd and
loha W Holder and Caihurin. his WIZ, Diets.
The daiendants john ". Holder and Catiaiine his wife
according 10 the ut of Assembly sud Tie rules Of tins
c"uti, aud II appearing by saisfactorV elidrncctha tlcy
arc Not inhabitants of tins count 1T j. ordered, thai
the snid deicndents do appear here ou tae hrst day OF
The hrst torn and answer the bill # The plaintiff; and
thai a copy nf this order be forthwith Ia. ted in some
newspaper printed IN the town of I,yuchhurg for two
months HiHsosltely, and posted OF the front door OF the
courthouse IN the suld town.
"a A ~copy-Tcste, }. WILLS, {.
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VIRGINIA At Eales holden II the Clerks ofiee II the
superior court Of ohanccfy for the Lsnchbnrg district.
the bHh day OF November, 1s26. 0.ofge Chance, PIT.
agdiHst hatierlaud Tat, admir- ul Caleb Tat, decd,
thu said kctherlsId TAFT, celine Tat, Bacon Tat,
Charles II. TAFT, Eloisa Tat children and heirs Of the
kaid Caleb Tan, deed, Ann Tat, widow and relict of
Caleb Tat, deed, Richard Perkins, Nancy Taii, widow
4 rclict Of Caleb TAFT the younger, deed, and Louisa o..
Tat and Nm. Tat, iBfaut children and heirs ofthe
SAID Caleb Tat the younger, by commissioner Benagh,
specially assigned their guardian and Nm.D d. Wren,
admir- ofsaml. &. Adams, decd, Defts.
The defendant Neihefland 4 ait not having entered his
appearance aud given security according TO the at of As
scBbly and the rules of this court, and II appearing by sa-
.tafactory evidence that he Is not an iahabitant OF this
j. ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on The first day 0fthe next term and answ et the bill
ofihe plaintiff and that "A copy Of this order be forthwith
IN some new spaper printed in the town ofLynch1
for two months excessively, and posted al the front
door Of the courthouse IN The SAID town.
- Acopy-Teste JOHN WILLS. c.
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AT Rule holden in fhe Clerks office Of Amherst. in.
Monday in Innnary5 is21. DAVID 5. GarInd' IN !. it
Polast John HardWick aud rhomls ColeU5'. ~ 'a a
of John and Elizabeth Coleman, decd. p,o. +.
Chpncery, !"
The defendant John HmdWick not having eat-s.d e.
appearance and give %7rarily according 10 the af NJ T.
aehIbly and the rules Of Tins court, md II appearigg f,ttt
court that he Is not an ~iuhabitmt - f
monwealth-lt i ordered. that be- do apuear lss. o.. Il
third Monday IA March next, and an. rr ,s sp#,I'4
bill Of the complainant aud that tt orIs.
be inserted in the i.snchburf Vlrrinia Iof ff,bf No.. >
s4coez,ieely and posted al the front door of tMs - an.
house on some eenit das. '
% a ~coy-Tpste, A. Il. DAVIES Il -
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yIRGlNlA A Rnla. holdcn in thn .lnrl. -

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the clerks Office nh,
superior court OF Cheneery for the ! yi chung dFtue,
TIE 9Th doy OF November, 1s2G. Grici Barksd,le ~,
Of John Sanndcrfur deed Alton W. Elliot and Su n,
his wife, john Davidson and Elizabeth his v1G. 'c@
81 I. Lodge and Wary M w,le, Thomas Cool ~,
ly his wife, and Beverly Brown, Pits. ace.,.,
than Dopricst, Charles Dcpncst, Jobn Jo6r.' p -
Joln'sllilce johns, Sander Johns, simeon In IVY" ."a
sally Ms vic, Thomas Philips and Pon4 his NJ ~
Iharp md Lucy his "ilo, Charles Tharp and h
beth ms "tIo, and Jolln Nah aud Martha his Is ifc. Ders
The detcrdauts John john burton Johns. RI,, J,brs
Saunders Johns, Simeon Cohbs aud sally his VIa. FFo''
mas Philips and Polly ms wife, James Than ana Jgr,E,
wife, Charles gharp and Elizabeth his viii, and joh,
Nall and Martin his wife not having entered then nm.
pcarance and given security according 10 the aftoffs,qirr.
bly, and the ruics Of this court, and It appearing ly ats
factory evidence ~tbattIcy are nutilhabitqats OIL ,coIn
trj 1t l. ordered, ,lat the sad defendant iuafpesr here
on tie first Jay otihc ncNt term and answer dr. or,gjpsl
bill and bill Of rtyNof ofthc plaintiff and that aegny NJ
this order be iOrthNt 5h Inserted IL some eWspaper piin-
ted IN thu town otly nehLmg, for two months sauce.
sIyely, aud posted at the trout door o. the courthouse in
the said town.
a C~opy-Teste,
% 1GIIN WI q y
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'iRGiAlA AT Rnlss holden in isc Clerks % 81 =
The lsi DAY oiJanuary, ls27. Daniel Tasl,t - llaart
his wifi, Munford Taylor and Mildred hi ~ r.itly
John Taylor aud Jane his - ife. plfs. ags - ard
Noodaii aud JanC his Hifa, Benjamin H., - sf'z
his wife, James Powell aud lsbel ii. wifl - Astrg
sob aud Lucy hi wife, John Greasy and a. N4
Miie, John shgrklcford, 4 Henry Shaeklef,I he
The deisndaIIts J0ha Shacklc ford and ues.,@ HFits
kiaiorJ, not having entered their au1eaf. sAaz
given security according to the act nj "a
aud the rules Of TIN, rpart, and it appearns i mt
factory evidence thai they are not inbabit - sA4e
g9antTyLh : ordercd th~t Tie aid defndanis do anu. ~
here on The first day Of the Erat tern and an,,,. aFfi
Of the plaintiff and that . copy Of tins order hs H. I M
ihseftad IN some new spapar printed IN the toWl.stI WA
hhtg, for Two months EXCESSIVELY q poiel Al Il. is"fa
door Of the courthouse IN tho sad .50h A "eai
A C~opy-Teste,
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+, EtfHER, SPANISH HIDES, OF, 10

r EtlHER, SPANISH HIDES, OF, &c-
IL The subscribers have removed their Lea
ther Store to the house recently occupied by
Messls samuel Lancaster \ Co. a few doors a.
hose the markethouse, where they keep con
>tantis on hand, for sale on the most moderate
tatm.. a general and extensive assortment Of
Leather, aud other articles in their line They
expect to receive in a few days from New York,
400 spanish Hides, and
- Barrels Tanners, Oh.
For which ,kirtiug Leather neatly finished will
br received IA pay nent.
JOHN 4 CASWELL POE.
August 81. IA
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NEW GOODS.

WIPE have the pleasure of informing our
w friends of the arrival Of a great many
scarce aud desirable Goods. which we will sell
low-We are determined 10 retain the name of
a Cheap Store" And in daily expectation of
receiving a great many neN and fashionable ar
ticles, 10 all ofwhich we respectfully invite the
attention of our friend, and the public.
MCKEE ROBINSON & Co.
Feb / tf
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Yn,aB1Y DOLLARS EENARn-s,oIe

1H1Gk1H DOLLARS RENARp-Stolcn
- non the stablf OF the subscl lbcr living on
The lorea Road, t,r miles from l,ncbbmg. on
Nodn TIA n'gha last, a large sorrrl noise. four
yea's I'D fnnt ruog about 3 fc.t = inches
p sh, ard leetfl" IN lp body. carries a lofty
head, and PAGES very well. a long tail, a little
inclined Ia eetl, witl his left mud foot " hite. no
Other mark 'reoIleetcd. The birdie which he
"as tdssn away viii saS a polished steel stia
pi. "btfi Ia. becn IN use several yeas, but ut
pf,'eni etwlt<ticd s1fa tan le8t ~. will give
tn above reward tor the apprehension of the
tl1ci and horse or tn dollars tnr an inioima.
ton OF the horse, 50 that ! ecthun AGAIN
BEVERLY X SCOTT.
Bedford, Dec q 40
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1HN WILLS, G..
NIRaINIA .-AL RnL.. -oLa.a IN lhe g.. ..1. .nl.

VIRGINIA AT Ruics hoideu in the Clerks Office on5t
Superior Court Of tIlahcery fer the L|yucbbafg Dis.
triet, the 9th DAY Of November, 1876. John ; Hoft.
Pit. az diRSt David Saunders, sen. admir- urJulu. sltn.
ders, deed, and " lliam Holt, Dcits.
The defendant William Holt not having entered hs
appearance and given security according to the ai u
Assembly and the rules fths court, and II appearing iy
satisfactory evidence tIat he is not an mhahHaut o. dli
ord ed, that the sud defendant do appear
mere GA the inst day Dftho next term and answer the bl
OF the plaintiffs y that IA copy olthis order be forthwith
snsettedi il SOME ncHslau"r piIuted in the toan ofLyuch-
iurR. io3 TWO ouiistuecc-sIgcl5 and posted at the 'front.'
doOr Of tie courllousr 10 tht AID town.
ACopy-1ests,
90 NAM WI q q
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NJ Sore.

-
nxlNE su9sOuBERs hzse entered into 20
~nsetn,rsitp uadet The 6rm Of JohN7oN
lRADE aud save taken the House recently
z.enp;ed hy NJ. }. Hendricks, one dooraoofe
a. ztre,t leading from Martins 10 / riena :
Warehouse, and nearly opposite the ha'hA'
us,efe the. have aud viii keep constantly i'
sac a snprly OF hrI rate Groceries aud Liquors.
Among which are.
sou SACHS Liverpool oat
10 Hhds II. Croix sugar
Il IIhds aI1scosada do.
10 Do. Leaf and White sugar
90 Bags Green Coffee. 10 Bags White do.
10 Do. Pepper aud Alispiee
90 Boses II indoa Glass, assorted
5 Ibds prime Nolasses
% Foxes GuppoWder and Imperial Teas
Is D.. sperm and failow Candies
1901 ls. Cotton am, Motto 10
~ Kegs wrought aud Gu Nails, assorted
d boxers Alschsl tlisinS
So Ions Plaster
i Casks slpe Tor Cheese
Indigo. Madder. Copperas and etnger
Salt f.ltn. Catton Cafds, Eur ~ u %oolIiais
Colfse aud hne shoes
Cd Jamaica and Antigua Rum
GoEnac Brandy, 9th proof
Superior l.. 7. Madeira vine
Otto Sic and Malass do.
German and Bhstefcd steel
Old Tensrthc hme
Writing aud Wrapping Paper
stters. Dduhb Flint 1umblels
Tauncr, ID. Stune Ware.
Also-6l1n lla fatnii1 Bacon ,
Cur f,eads s. tbr pubic generally arc lnfi'eh
g. fa,ol us WIN a eali beloIe 10y purchase else
where. a. they will fnd on examination Che pre-
Cos and quality to compare With any Ia this mar
ket. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
BEVERLY WADE.
Fob ~. tfl.os
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VIRGINIA At Rule holden IN the Clerk otice ofde
superior Court Of Chanecry for the lyuclburg bitrt,
the 18th ,.Y ol avse. er, ls-G. George Hair>tou. ,rn.
Pr. Jgatst Lll2a Fulconer mud Susans ledrn, lets.
Tie deieudalts not having entered iheir agyeaJace
aud gwen security according to The ~ v Ass9nl y aud
the rules Of tlI> court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai they are not inhabitants Of this coaury-
l. i ordered, tnat the said defendants do appear here on
the inst day Of the next term aud snsWer the hin Of tho
plaintiff and that a copy Of tins order be forthwith N.
serted in some newspaper printed in the town ofI}nch-
burg, 1ur two montfs successfully, and posted al lhs
front door OF The courthouse in the said town.
% ACopr-Teste, JOHN WILLS, G..
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fIsok sALE-A new Stick Gig, of excellent
"a materials and workmanship, with brass or
plated harness.-Also, a new Jersey Wagon
made m this place, by a first rate Workman
Apply to Ro. II GRAY. SoJdler
~, 1. The subscriber designs keeping on
iiaha an elegant assortment OF ready made
work, which be viii sell low for cash. country
produce, or any kind of pine timber. or TO pune.
sual customers Oh a credit. RIO. II GRAY
"e' sc4w52
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NNfEW BO0KS,-rhe subscriber has the
III pleasure of again informing the public
dat he has just received direct from Philadel
phia, a very la. ge additional supply of
Books y Stationary,
Which renders his collection very complete,
all Of which he is determined to sell very low
Tor cash Those wishing to buy arc %particn-
larly invited 10 call aud examine my collec
ton before they purchase. In the late arg
rivals were the following New Works, viz -
Tales round a Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
Anna Maria Porter being the best produc-
ton from their pen for many years. The Ad-
ventures OF Don Juan de Ulloa, illustrated
with "a fine Engravings this work contains
the most surprising adventures that wa ever
known. The Franklin AlmanaCk, TOR 1927 :;
uperior 10 any other in the world. Atlantic
Souvenir, or a Christmas and New Years pre-
sent, for 1927; this is decidedly one of the
most superior productions ever issued from
any press IN the H.. States, and equal Gf not
superior) In any in the world This wonder
fully executed work was published by II. [.
Carey -. tea, Philadelphia aud they rich
" deserve the patronage of r liberal public.
In addition 10 this very superior production,
publish the most useful productions
published in the u. States, and generally bet
ter executed. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nov. is.
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virginia Al Eulcs holden IN the clclks 1ac6 ofthe
superior court OF 0iouccfs fol the i|yuthburl dHliet,
tho Isl day q JaAuuA, 1S4I. Eliab tIa,aar, Fh.
against Nlllal a. Gillian, Polly Gillian, locl. Mica.
JAN feudletou, III Ezekiel Il. Gilbert, Drts
TIE dtfrufu"IN llliam hGillHn moi having entered his
ape -airc ain gwen steurty according IA liz 'fIul as
semlis aid thu ulos oithis court, AUDIT aproaful by sa-
islAefury evidence ihal hei is 10, an iaiiflrtaidlsrcl H-
try-ii Is ordered, Iid the said d|eleHd9nt 80 pl .e,a
uu III trsf day oftho next term and ausNeH 'aplT# q't e
plaintiff aud ttat copy Of THIS artor he trfI s-s =ase-'
led in sone newspaper printed II lie tsauot Isnt uute,
for t@o month, successfully, and posted nj The front deer
Of the courthouse IN The sad town,
A C0py-Teste,
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IEaHE SUBSCRIBER At his stand. next door
- TO the ~Nlrgin'an office, wsil6ic feels crate
inl Tor tae patronage bestowed upon HIM here
- toiofe' begs leave to inform his friends and the
public that he has lately received a very hand.
sore supply Of Fsncy JEpELRY2among
which are Pearl JET, Paste and Fancy Pins,
Earrings Cord Beeds, Silver Spectacles' Peck,
Ct Knives, Chased seals. Keys, Rings and Slides.
.ut ana Blown "lass Castors, ". &c. all which
he will sell OF tie most moderate terms
An It.J. r. - a. inns
All Kinds OF Jewelry, Watches, Clocks. &c.
repaired IN the best manner and epon the short.
est notice. lie hopes by a strict a,tantion %
business still TO merit and receive a share ofn,l,y
Tic patronage. ED. BReWN
Feb. %. 90
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Commission Business.

<flhE SUBSCRIBER, grateful 10 his friends
- for the patronage afforded HIM during the
LAST ear, hegs leave to announced 10 them and the
public generally tha, he still continues TO sclland
ship tobacco on Commission, aud promise, strict
attention to the interests OF all and every person
who may feel disposed to intrust their tobacco
10 his care and management. Ills Office IS still
kept AT the store of MIR. Fordycc / Bowen, ncAt
door 10 Nh. J. Bullock, nearly opposite the MAJ.
het house. ID SAUNDERS, II
ian -. ctg95
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VIRGINIA At itulcs hoiGrn IN tho Clerk office oftho
superior Coprt 9LChabcery tor TIM Nucdbure District,
the 9TH day OF November, l-2G, John =. td4ter, T1t.
dgainst Abram Garter, Joseph x. Garter aud William
lophug, executor, Of John Crawford, dec. John &. Il
hot, am infant under the age Of twenty one years and
lohH q. fiurru-c, Deits.
Tho defendant John {, Burrosenut having uttered his
appearance and given security according Ia The act Of ~
gembly aud the rules Of this court, and It appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that he IS not an inhafiiant of tins
couutrN-It is ordered, that the sad defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term aud answer the bill
Of the plaintiff and that II copy Of tins order be forth
with inserted IN some me-" papei printed IN the town u
Lynchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at
the front door ofthe courthouse in The sud town.
% ACupy-Teste, JOHN WILLS, C..
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rules held IN the clerks office Of the county court If
BucklnRhami, uu Monday the first day ofJnuuary, 1527.
Reuben ID Palmer, pit. against Simeon Beyins and
Nancy M wife and Thomas NJ. Bondurant, dens. In
Ghancery.
The defendants Bcvns and wife not having entered
their appearance and giyen security according 10 the act
OF assembly aud the rules ofthis court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that the sad Bc1ins and wife
are not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth j. ordered,
thar the sand BeYIns mud wife do appear here ON the first
day vi March term next, ind answer the bill ofthc plain
TN and that 4 copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN the Nirninian, a public newspaper printed IN the town
of l%yHehlnrg for two month successiyely, and posted at
the front door Of the courthouse ofths county.
% Acopy-Teste, Il. EIDRIU6E, ir. dc.
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VIRGINIA Al Rules holden in the Clerks office of the
Superior Court ofChancery for the Lynchbnrg District,
the LIST day of JANUARY, 1877. Daniel Iiirginbothanl,
Pit. against George Elwall, and John Bullock mud
james Ballock, surviving partners of William Cali,
JHo. Bullock & jas. Bul lock. late merchants y partners
trading under the firm offialt, Bullock Il Go. John Rul-
lock, surviving partner OF William Gait and JOHN Bull
lock, late merchants and partners trading under the
firm of Gait and Bullock, and the SAID Jobu Bullock in
Lis individual capacity, Dcfts.
The defendant George Elwali not having entered his
appearance aud given security according to the act ofAs-
sembly and the rules of thus court, AID II appearing by sa-
~tisiactory evidence that he Is not an |inbahItant ofthis
country-lt IS ordered, that The said defendant do appear
here ON the trs' day Of the next term and answer the bill
oithc plaintiff and that a copy Of tins ordes DC forth
with Inserted IN son1e newspaper printed IN tue town Of
LyHchhurg ton two months successfully, aud posted at
the font door ofthe courthouse IN the s4ti. town.
% A copy-ItSte. }. WILLS, {.
0FAN Apprentice viii ho taken al
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AoIiCE-fhe subscriber will INNER
~ her School again on the fifth day ofMarch
eSt,-lerms will be moderate.
MARY B.. GANNAWAY
" \ few female bonders viii tie taken en-
reasonable terms,
ten D .tc7tc7
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NWIRGlNIA At a superior Court of Chan
y cety holden nj the town Of Lynchburg
the Both daY Of October. 1926.
Thomas 4. Hnlconhe and Fielding L. VII
llame, administrator of Robert " iliams decd.
Plus.
ogainai
Benjamin Perkins, Richard Perkins, John
Moore, Thomas Moore, Jr. John N. Rose and
James W. Dibrell, Deits.
The defendants Benjamin Perkins aud Tho
mas Moore. N. WHO are out ofthis country. and
against whom the plaintiffs appear To have pro
cecdcd in the mode prescribed by law against
absent defendants, sfllI failing to apeaI and an
sweI, On the motion Of lhc plaintiffs 10y counsel.
the court doth take their bill tor confessed AS t.
those defendants, aud the cause coming on 10
be heard Oh the bills. answers Of the defendants
Richard Perkins, John Moore and Junes II
Dlbl,ll. exhibits, examinations 81 Witncsscs and
The dccretal order ofthe twenty .jNth day oi A
prfi, one thousand eight. hundred and twenty
one, which appears 10 have been duly served on
the defendant John n lsost, VS. argued by
counsel, on consideration whereof the court
doth odjudge and decree that the defendants
John y Rose and Thomas Moore, Jr. render
before one of thc Commissioners ofthe Court. an
account ofthe trust fund in the bill mentioned
who is directed 10 examine. state, and settle the
same, and make report thereof TO the Court,
with any matters specially stated thought peril.
nent by himself, 81 required by the parties to be
so stated A Copy-Teste,
JOHN WILLS, C.
Commissioners Office. LgHchbuyg,
Odd December, 1926.
The parties in this cause will take notice that
! have appointed Wednesday the twenty first
day of March neNt, to carry the foregoing
order Of couIt INTO effect, ON which day they are
required 10 attend at my Office IN this town with
their accounts, vouchers and copies of court
papers prepared tor examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH. {.
Feb l6. c4w2S
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nfOllCE.-lhe building u the Turnpike
al Bridge across Little Otter River, inthe com.
~ Of Bedford, is 10 let, and the subscriber viii
attend at that place, on Tuesday the 18Th day of
March next. for the purpose of recciving propo-
sails from any persons DESTROYS of under
taking tins work. The brid pc Is 10 be construc-
ted with two Stone abutmentB and onc pillar in
the middle, Of proper dimensions. The stone
to he quarriod aud put ~ place by the contractor.
The workmanship iO be- Oi solid masonry, tod
through and through with rock OF the largest
size used IN strong work, Il All 10 be done Ia the
best manner, nj 50 much by the perch The
wooden part Of the bridge Which Is to be IL feet
VIDE, 10 lac sound yellow heart pine. The tim
hers 10 be Of the sanc SIZE as are used IN the
Company S Drudge across Big Otter River. and
to be- put together in the same manner. the
work 10 BE- executed IN the strongest aud best
manner IT 80 much per foot, running measure.
The pay mcntS Ton both Stone and wood work
"a be As follows IN amount not exceeding one
tutrd. 10 be paid during the progress of the
"ofk one third when the work Is completed
ind The balance in SIN months thereafter. The
stone work 10 he done by the LIST of June, and
the wooden work by The LIST day of July next
The Board Of Directors reserve To themselves
tie night of requiring security il they think
prnreI, for the faithful performance of the
work, aud also the privilege, ii the work seems
not - be done IN a proper manner, OF Is moi
likely 10 BIZ completed in proper time. TO dis
charge the contractor or contractors. Persons
making propositions will do II in writing sealed
M. distinctly stating how much by the perch
ior the stone work, and how much by the foot.
running measure, for the wooden work of the
bridge. The length not rs yet decided on.
RICHARD PERKINS, sup'dant.
Feb ~ tt,-g
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JAMES LIVINGSTON.
tailor.

YA EsPEC1FuLLY informs his friends and
- the public, tbat he has commenced his
business on main street, directly opposite the
Bbnks. As he has spent years under the best
means IN qualifying himself 10 be a proficient !"
h.. line. he lliiers himself able to give s%atistsc-
ton 20 his customers. Those who may he pleas
od 10 lavot hun with their patronage may depend
On ha,ine their orders executed with puactuali-
" and n~catuess.
Feb. %. te3i29
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VIRGINIA At K iles holden in thu Clerk uHr. ofthe
superior Cont otCharcery Tor the s~ucauurg District,
the 9Th da3 Of NusrHhrt, ls2t. Roger Mallory, adu4tr
Of his Int wife Elizabeth, John 2. keene and Sally q.
hoene, Fits. against james Eastman " Abrum kccue.
thu executor ON ill.Hn keenc, dec. 1homn t. Sprar-
gins, admir- Of Melchezcdeok S%praFgins, drc. William
BAILEY, adm5r Of Herbert {. Cock, dec. and Paul Car
rugtnu, surviving executor OF Sarah Darlington, who
was ryecutriN of George Darlington, dee. Deits.
Ihe defendant James Eastman moi hiyiug entered hrs
ppcaflucr To thr amended bill ofthc plaintiffs and given
reuflty according 10 the act of Assembly and the rule, of
lis court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
As not an m%hahirmt of tbs conntfJ-It IS ordered, that
tt nd defendant do appear here on the FIRST day of the
akt t#rnI aHt AL. Aer the bill of the plaintihs and that
copy ott5is ssirr hH forthwith inserted IN som" news
#Pr printed A the auaff5nchburs. for two months
.uer. ssi,elr, and ro,ted at the front door of the court
house IN the "sd to,nz
. ACopy-Trste, JOHN WILLS, c.