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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16

WOTfCE.-By virtue ola deed of trust exc
III cutcd by Gen. Joel Leftwich, to the sub
%scribcrs, and of record in the clerks office OF
Bedford county, will be sold, at YIN. l.. BELTS
store at Otter Bridge, in Bedford county, ON the
Dad day ofncNt month, if fan. if not the next
fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted, for ready
money, by way OF public auction, the following
property, viz "A negro man, named Abraham,
about Is years of age; Mariah, anegro girl, a
bout 8 years Of age, and Dennis, ancero man,
about - years ofage;-lhe title TO which is con-
sidered to be indisputable-but acting as trustees
we viii convey such title onlv as is vested in US
by said deed. HENRY BROWN.
TILGiNAN 4. COBBS,
Jan y. ciw95 Trustees.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden at the Clerks Office ofthe
Superior Cont Of Chancery for the Lynchhurg Dis
trict, the 9th November, 1896. William Mkee, Ed
ward VI, Greenway and Elias Ogden, late merchants
and partners trading under the style and firm of Wilt
am Nike & Co. Pits. against David ). Garland and
William |. Freeland, Dfs.
The defendant William /. Freoiand not having
entered his appearance AND given security aceor-
ding to the net of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an
i~nhahitant Of this country-it il ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer tho bill ofthe plaintiff; and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the town of Lynchburg, for two months sue
ecesi,ely, and posted at the front door OF the court
house in the said town.
A~CopJ-Feste,
" JOHN WILLS, G..
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NIRGINIA;-At Rules holden in the CLERKS Office Of the
superior court of Chancery for the Lyheibure district,
the 9th day of November, 1926. Martin Parks, Will.
am Parks, Samuel Burks andPeggy his Wifi and Am
brosc Ruckcr and Elizabeth his wife and the said Mar
thu Parks, admir- de bonis non of john Parks, the young
er, deed, Pit. against Moses itucker William l..
Burks, cx'r of Samuel Burks, decd, and Benjamin
Parks, Dcfts.
The defendant Benjamin Parks not having entered his
appearance to the ameudcd bill of the plaintiffs and given
security according TO the act ofAssembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
ho is not an inllabitant of this country-lt is ordered, that
the said defendant dphppcarh here ON ihC first day of the
next term and answer the said bill of the plaintiffs and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
new spaper printed in the town of L.ynclburg for two
monfhEslccessivcly and posted at the front door of the
courthouse IN the said town.
20 y eopy-Teste, III WILLS. C.
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Mesv, Thomas sferlirg md Henry Lyme, AIRS
~ he tafe Henrg Lyme. me cider, dec JOHN Z
frayfof, 1hamoa fasf, john b. Trent, Tho
nias Dir, Patnek H. IoslHtafns and John II.
Hill az adaa'r Of Samuel IidH. dec.
mESII EAEN--Iake notice, that on Sstur-
NJ day The 9th day of March next, at the
\. England Exchange, in tie CITY of London,
We sliail proceed 10 take The dispositions of Boyd
Miller aud ot1ers, to be read ON the trial OF our
suit now depending against you 10 The Superior
Court of chanccry for the LyDchburg District,
IN the state of Virginia, wherein we, as surviving
partners OF the late mercantile firms OF David An
dcrson d Go. and Hart, Campbell n Co. are
compliments, and you are defendants and If,
nom any cause, sand dispositions should not be
taken OF completed on that day, then and in that
case we shall proceed NJ the same place on Mon
day the 9th day OF April following, 10 take the
Same, TO be continued from day to day until coE-
pleted-And you are likewise notified that, on
Friday the 9th day of April uoxt, at the Eagle
Hotel, in the City of Richmond, Va. we shall
take sundry other dispositions, TO be read IN the
same cause, and ifnot taken ON that day, then at
thai place on the 30th day OF the same month,
we shall proceed 10 take hein-Af which times
aud places, you are invited To attend in person or
by attorney. Your obi |sersits.
JAMES II. MILLER,
PATRICK HART.
Jan IL. c5w24
n Z You are also notified that on the 9th and
days Of April next, at Lindsey Colemau's,
IA the county OF Amherst, we shall take the de-
positions OF David 5. Garland, Vim. Long and
others, 10 be read in the trial of the same causes
when and where you may also attend.
J.. X. MILLER,
+. HAffT
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FSSgsa, yn EMoNAL.-S1MNrL DLN.

ESssFa I'D EMoVALs-SiNUEL DIN
icy I# IL, KEL. u co. have removed
ASlAsN their HAT STORE two doors below
he Mnrket-House, and nearly OPP
postc Mr.. John Bnliock's where they offer for
sale a new and extensive assortment ofFANCY
FUR HATS, together with a general assortment
of common Fur x Wool Hats, a part ofwhichar
oftheir own manufacturing, and warranted TO be
first quality and made ofthe most durable mate
rails. They solicit asharc of the public patron
age, as they are determined TO keep constantly
on hand a complete assortment Of fancy hats OF
the latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
ny description of fine and common hats of their
own manufacture, all Of which they viii sell very
low for cash.
All hats bought Of them, of their make, shall
ne lroned without charge.
Jan. Is. 800
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ANrOTICE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc
~ euted by James S, McAllister, to the sub
scribers, and ofrecord in the Clerks Office ofthc
county of Bedford, will be sold at Campbell Court
House ID Monday in March next, being Camp
bell Court day, by way OF public auction. for
cash, the following property, VIZ a tract OF
land lately purchased by the said James 5 OF
his brother William, containing about eighty a.
ores, commonly called the storctract, lying in the
county of Campbell all the said James ). Me
Allister'S right and interest in the real and per
son estate OF his deceased father; also two slaves,
named Jenny and Dick--his household and
kitchen furniture, or SO much thereof as will sat
isfy the debt in sid deed mentioned. Acting as
trustees, we will convey such title only as is YES
ted in US by virtue ofsaid deed.
CHiSWELL DABNEY,
GEORGE STEPI0E,
Trustees.
Feb. 13. tds27
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Clerks Office ofthe
Superior Court of Chancery Tor the Lynehburg District,
the 9th day Of November, 1870. Archibald Robertson,
against William JnplHp in his own right, Ecnnct \.
Crawford, Charles Crawford, Leonard Heuly, Abram
Carter, Nelson Crawford, George A. Joplins, X ichud
>. Ellis, John Ellis, Ellis & Eubank, William ARMS
tcld, Samuel Garland, the aforesaid William Jopling
and John Ware, sen. eNrs of William Ware, dec. John
Ware, Jun. OrmUnd Ware, William JOpling and Sarah
his VIE, Prosser Pow ell, William Carter and Paulina
MS " lie, Anderson Sandridge, John M'Dnnicl and Alex
amber y. Iones, adIn'rs de honis uon of Madison w are,
dec. and Patty Ware, widow Of William Ware, decea-
sed, Befts.
The defendant Charles Crawford not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence that h ~ not an inlabitsnt Of this
country tits ordered, that the sald defendant do appear
here on the first day OF tae neNt torn and answer the bill
ofthe plaintiff and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town Of
Lyuchburg for Two months successfully, aud posted at
the front door OF the courthouse in the said town.
% A~Copy-Tcste, JOHN WILLS, C..
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JOHN WILLS. C,


VIRGINIA, TO Wit At a court held for Halifax comfy
on tho 18th day of November, lS26. John Williams
and John Victor, partners trading III Jewelry, under the
firm aud style of Williams e Victor, Pits, against Will
liam Owen and Leroy Carlton, Defts. In ChaReery.
The defendant Owen, no; having entered his appear
nncc and given security according to the act of Assembly
aud the rules oftlis court, and it appearing to the salts
faction ofthe eoart that he is NO: an i|nhabitant of this
cOnnnonwealth-On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel,
IL is ordered, thai the said defendant Owen do appear
here on the fourth Monday in February court and answer
the plaintiffs BIZ that a copy oftlns order be forthwith
inserted mthe ~Nirglnian, a paper published IN Lynch
burg, for Two months successiycly, and posted at the front
door ofthe courthouse Of this county on some court day.
u A C~opy-Teste, WIN HOLT, DC.
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Jan %.

NWlIGtNIA AT a Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden in the town of Lynchburg, on
the 10Th May, 1896.
The President, Directors and Company ofthe
Farmers Bank Of Va. Pits.
against
john Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Richard Per-
kins, VIM. Turner, y David Saunders, Jr. Defts.
The Defendant benjamin Perkins, who is out
Of this country aud against whom the plaintiffs
appear To have proceeded in the mode prescrib-
ed by law, against absent defendants still falling
to appear and answer on the motion oftte plain
tlil5, by counsel the court doth take their bill
for confessed as to that defendant, and the
cause coming ON 10 be heard, on the bills. an
swets ofthe defendants, John Moore, Richard
Perkins and William Turner, exhibits, and he
examination Of II Witness, and upon the several
decrctai orders entered IN this cause at rules,
which appear 10 have been duly served, was ar
gued by counsel. On consideration whereofthe
court doth order that one of It's Commissioners
do take AN account of the mortgage debt and
mortgage subject in the proceedings mentioned,
and report the same to the court with any mat
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent by him
sell or rcqulfedb by the arties TO be So stated.
ACopy-lesie, J3HN Wills, OH.
Commissioners Office, Lynchburg,
3 Deeeatber, 1926.
The parties IN this cause will take notice, that
! have appointed Friday the twcntv-third day
ofMarchn next 10 carry the foregoing order ofcourt
into effect. On which day they are required To
attend at my Office IN this town. with then ac-
counts, vouchers, and copies of court papers
prepared for examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGII, c.
Feb, l. cJu16
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office of the
superior Court ofChancery for the Iynclburg District,
the 9th day of NoyeInbcr, lS26. William Clark, admir-
OF w llliun ). Clark, dec. Pit. against Jno. Miller, Fiel-
ding L. Williams, admir- of Robert c. Williams, dec.
and John Morehead, Defts.
The defendant John Morehead not having entered his
appearance 70 the amended bill Of the plaintiff and given
security according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules of
tins court and 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence that,
ne Is not an inhabitant of this country--itt Is ordered, that
the slid defendant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the said bill of the plaintiff and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town OF Lynehhurg, for two
MONTHS successfully, and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse In the said town.
~ A~Copy--Teste, JOHN WILLS, c.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office of the
Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Lynehhurg District,
the 9th day OF November, ls2G. William Il. Harris
Pit. against Edward Harris, John l.. Harris, John
Digpes andllFillian II. Diegcs andJohn l., Harms, mcr
chants and partners under the style aud firm Of Digges
q Harris aud John Harris, Dctts.
The defendant Edward Hurts not having entered his
appearance 70 the amended hill of the plaintiff and given
security according to the act of Assembly md the rules
ofthis court, aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhubitant of this conutry-ltI Is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on The first day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintif; and
that u copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper printed IN the town of Lyncihmg, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse in the said town.
% A ~Copy-Tcste, JOlIN WILLS, G..
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Feb. l3.

n AND FOR SALE-rbc subscriber offers
IA Tor sale his valuable tract ofland ghcrcon
he now lives, containing 354 IL Acres, lying IN
Campbell County, on Stone Wall Creek, IL
miles below Lynchburg, and in 8 miles OF James
River, andin 3 miles of3 Merchant Mills. This
land is the first rate tobacco land, and wen wa
tered, good improvements, and plantation IN
ample order for cropping, sufficient TO work. or
+ Hands to advantage, and possession may be
add at any time before the present crep ispltcl'-
ed.-For terms, apply TO the subscriber living
on the premises. JOHN WALkhR,J r.
Feb. |. cti2o
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(9A ALE OF LASD.-The tract of land which
- was late the residence of Eiizabe h Doug
las, dec. will he exposed to public sale. on the
premises, ON Saturday the 18th OF February
next. II is well known as having once been the
property and residence of Achilles Douglas, dec,
But that a more particular description may be
given of IL, the subscribers will observe that il is
situated on Wards Road, at the distance of a
bout Our miles from LYnchburg, and will con
sequently afford many convenicnces to a resi-
dent which are not possessed by other farms,
more remote from the seat ef business or from
so public a road as the one above mentioned Ii
is well watered, contains a good dwelling house,
and other out houses, affords an excellent or
chard, presents a quantity OF the largest timber
IN the neiglhorhood, and is supposed 10 contain
233 Acres; hut will be subject To q survey preyi-
ously To the day of sale, and will be sold accord
ingly. The gentlemen Of Lynchburg, who may
wish a country seat for their families, near the
theatre oftheir occupations or those AT a lis
lance who may wish TO he near the market OF
labom and Of produce, are invited to visit the
premises, and satisfy themselves. The title shall
be good.-Terms will be liberal, and made
knownon the day ofsale.
THE LEGATEES.
~ Atthc same time and place, will he sold a
GOOD Road Wagon and two horses.
ACHILLES Nj. DOUGLAS.
Jan, o5. c3w25
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nnrssns r1Io,l,s ALnklpGE. ans re.

N,Rrssrs 1IIosr.s ALnkiDGr. and fe-
IL Ter Camden, st5pr u Lefns 'a'nd.h,
de- q As npiuncf Of ,ou are inhahiiants OF TINS
commons edith, lake this method OF hoiiiyns
oach Of you. thai On FRIDAY the 2th day oiAlareh
next. nj TIE house Of Charles ! Barrett. feaisi
Mills. Amherst county. Virginia. shall proceed
20 tate che opposition Of CAPT. Wlail duncan,
ard perhaps others, 10 he read as evidence on
The ttial Ola suit dependine N the Superior Court
of CHANGER, for the L,nebburg District, wherein
Won the said Aldridgc and the sad adnlnistras
tor are defendants, and | am plaintiff
JACOB TYREE.
Feb 2. c4s2I
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NoTICE.-Lost out of my wagon, on ! hurs
IN day the 18TH inst. between the Boiling
Spring Tavern and Newil's wheelwright shop,
ia Charlotte, a Shot Gun, rather shorter than
common shot guns, the stock rs new, tbe-
lieved to be maple, J stained a light mahogany
color, a new flint put in with brown paper. n
nv person that will deliver said gun to MAJ NJ
Allister at the Boiling Spring Tavern, or at the
Red House, or to the subscriber, at Goals Ferry,
shall be generously rewarded.
A 8 FBESHMAN.
Jan. %. 4ioo
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Commission Business.

SIiliE SUBSCRIBER, grateful to his friends
i for the patronage afforded him during the
!astyeaf, begs leave TO announced to them and the
public generally that he still continues TO sci and
snip tobacco on Commission, and promises strict
attention to the interests of all and every person
who may feel disposed to intrust their tobacco
to his care and management. His Office Is still
kept at the store of Mr.. Fordyce F Bowen, next
doorto Mr.. J. Bullock, nearly opposite the mar
ltet house. ID SAUNDERS, Jr.
Jan. %. lFcts25
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e. \. dr,.o an "Wednesday the 2sth Feb. 1927.
GTIIE Nil
1880 Ptpes, s42aotickcts. slsosso

49, 90, 3l2@ttckrts. 9lSoooo
In Tine scheme. with zine drawn ballots. there
will b. "a prizes with three of the drawn MUM
hers on them; 1896 with two drawn plumbers ON
them and ll475 with one drawn number on,
making 1926 lrizcs. Those tickets having none
-ofthe drawn nuHlbers 90 them beine hlanks.
10 determine the fac OF the 3l2sp tickets,
the 90 members ffom 10 H1tncluSi'e, WI be
severally % aced n a wheel 81 the day OF draw
ing, and mac Of them he drawn nnd TIA hck
having an Il as a combination the LIST, I'd mud Sd
drasn numbers will be entitled TO the l1iae Of
S2popO
III, ~ en,,,Jed 10 he orig OF 5.ooc
That having On il DE 7th, 9Th aud 9th,
,iIl he cn,itIcd 10 the prize Of 2,9i5
Those 10 tickets having on tiem the
4ih. 9Th aud 9th 9th, 9TH and 7th 9th,
ssth aud srh 5th. 9th and otl 9th. 18th
and s,h; 9Th, It'll aud oh 9TH, sih aud
aih; 6th, III and 9Th oh, iii aud 9th,
9TH. sih and nh. each LOO
Those - tickets having ntliein the Sd,
9TH and sdl I'd. Attn aad 9TH; Sd, 9th
ana 9TH ID, 9th aud 7th 80, 9th ana
sth Sd, 9th aud 9TH ID, 9th aud It'll;
Cd. 9th and Sth 81, 9TH aud oh, Sd, 9TH
and sih 30, 7tb and 9Th. 3D., Sti' and
9Th. 9TH, 9TH and lth 4th, 9th aud 9Th
eih, 5th and oh ith, 9th and 9Th 4th,
9th All Stu 4th. 9th aud 9th 18th, Hh
and sfa, Irh. 7fh aud oh. each 600
Those 90 tickets having on them the
Cd. ID and sth ID, Sd aud oh ID, ith
aud 6il; I'd, Ith aud 9th I'd, 9TH aud
7ih; ~. IA and sth ID, ith and 9th;
ed, 9TH aud 9TH %, 5fh aud 9TH I'd.
9th aud stl d 9th and oh ID. 9th
and lib ~, 9th and 9Th 2d, 9th and
9th I'd, TIN add ath ID, in and 9th;
I'd. 9Th aud 9th Sd, 4th and oihi Sd.
4ih and oh ID, thand It'll, each 700
All Others (bems 81 teAets) with three
Of the drawn numbers on each, I'M
The l02 tickets having two Of the
drawn numbers on thea, and those two
the LIST and ID. or tho sd aud 4th, each, 80
The TO- tickets having on them Two Of
the drawn numbers aud those two OF the
9Th aud 9Th, or The 7th aud 9Th, e0ch, ~
All Others, (heing 1922 tickets witha-
ny other two OF the drawn numbcrs ON
them, eHoh, ~
And all hose having on them one on
" pfthc drawn numbers (heing llli5
tickets c1ch
No jicke, which shall have drawn a prize ola
eupefip v denomination can be enttledto an lnieri'
or prize.
Pfdos pavaols forty days alter the drawing,
and s~ubjectto the usual deduction o! fifteen per
cent.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS:
Single Ticket 50 OF Quarter 81 %
Half , 50
hpackage of20 tickets is warranted TO draw
u%tleast. nett, $3s %
Do. 90 Halves, do. ~ ~
Do. - Quarters, do. q 80
All letters and orders post paid) from any
pari ofthc United States add essed to the Ma
nagers. enclosing cash or prize tickets IN for
mer lotteries, will be certain TO receive the most
.proLnpt attention. Address
YATES g. MINTYRE,
Washington City.
Jan. II. c1w23
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mO aMlTIED 10 Campbell Jail on 10th Sep
tefnbcr last, a ncgro man who says his
name Is jim. and thathe runaway from Allen
Hunter, who moved from South Carolina TO
the Western country, lac is fellow of dark conf
pleAion, common statute, aged about twenty
I've years, his clothing when committed. con-
fissed OF old cotton cloth. The owner OF the
abose negro IS requested to prove his property,
pay charges and take him away.
&. JORDAN, Tailor,
for Campbell County.
Dec. 81. 2m2o
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden intho Clerks Office oiiha
Superior Court OF Chaicery Tor the L%ynehburg pist1rt'
the 6h day Of November, 1896. Beverly ROBINSON
PIT. aga3ast Lindsay Buris, Lindsay Tmsley and RI
chard >. Ella, Dcits.
The defendant LINDSAY Iinsley not having entered ms
appearance and gwen security according To the atl o.
Assembly and tie rules of this court, and it appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that he is not an ~inhab!t2n' oil me
country-lt is ordered, that the said defendant do apP'S,,
here on the first day of the next term and answer tie ON
of the plaintiff and that a copy Of this order be Ioiih-
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN the '1"I@
iynrhburp, for Two months successfully, and posleus
the lront door of the courthouse In thu said town.
% Copy-Tcse, JOHN WILLS G.
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks office ofthc
Superior Court ofCtancery for the ynchburg District,
the 9th day Of November, ls2G. John $. Carter, Pit.
against Abram Garter, Joseph r. Carter and William
Jopling, executors OF John Crawford, dec. John &. FL
hot, an infant under the age of twcnty-onc years and
John c. iiurrose, Dets.
The defendant John c. Burrosenot having cnteredh his
appearance and given security according To the acl iAs
soinlly and the rules of this court, and IT appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an |inhabitaut Of this
counirv-it is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
hero On the first day. of the next fern and answer the bill
ofthc plaintiff aud that a copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed IN the town OF
L,yDchhIrF, for Two months successfully, and posted at
tie front door OF the courthouse in The said town.
% AGopy-foste, JOHN WILLS, c.
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IntOafY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen
~ afeia the stable oftlic subscriber living ON
the forest Road, five miles from Lynchbn on
Wednesday night last, a large sorrcl morse, four
years ola.cenle -pring, about 5 feet , inches
high, and len aihy in the body, carries a lofty
mead ann PAGES very well, a long tail, a little
Inclined 10 curl with his left hind foot white. no
other mark recolleeted. The bride which he
was taken away with, was a polished steel sta
OFT which has been muse several years, but at
present. newly hlied with fair leather. | will give
-'heabo'e reward ior the apprehension of the
tn'et aea horse, or ten dollars for am informa-
zion OF the horse. so tha, | Get HIM again.
BEVERLY X. SCOTT.
Bedford. Dec. 81 100
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All Rules holden n The Sehist,A
superior eonttof Chanecfy far .he. L%yncl4a-r ~
the let ~ Of January, ls5. Eleaf Fls.b---e-
ega.nst Nillian !. Gillian, feiig eas.nn. b., : It
Jah Pendleton, aud EzeElci u. Gilbea. Don alaa
The dcfcndantA lillian 4 Gilman nei hstiIia ep-,,-a,
appearance aud given seeHrIty according 10 lie -, =
ssfnbly and the rnies Dfthis court, and II appesfirs /. -
Ia factory evidence that heis not mi inhabtar, 80, -
try-lt T. ordered, fhat tn. sad defendant do ann
on the first day ofthe next term aud answer Tho ta5 .fH
plaintifi; and that a cop, of this order be fotf,v,ss u
ted IA some newspaper printed IN the n en Of I,lrlf1sf
for two months sheecssisely. and posted Il IL r., aif'
Of tine contribute IN tiesald tenn. ee0f
A ~Gopy-Testf,
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ANf0IICE-Tho public are hereby cautioned
IL from trading for or takin the assignment
of three bonds executed by the subscriber 10
John Harms, of the County of Botetourt, dated
in June, 1925, one for sum iue in June,
1926, aud one for sum due in June, 1927,
aud one Other for sum due in June, 1928.
The precise sum Of the above bonds is not re-
collected, but they are all the bonds ever exc
cutod by me 10 SAID Akurns-Ihese bonds were
given in consideration for the purchase OF II
tract Of land, late the property of Edward Me
Craw, dec. OF Bedford County, for which land |
have no title, nor is it in the power Of SAID Harms
to make me a lawful RIGHT.
STEPHEN HEWITT.
Feb. ! c1w26