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81 rules held In the Clerk's office OF Nelson County
The ID day 81 November, ls2s. John Stevens, COM
plainant against John Muss, Defendant, IN chauctty.
Tho defendant lot having catered his Appearance
aud fiyen security according ~ the act Of Assembly aud
the rults ufthis court, and II nppenrIngly sntisiaotory ~.
ldeAct that he - not hn inhsbitHnt oftbts coInmonw cath,
aud without tho jurisdiction o { this court, on the molten
oftha complainant, By his counsel, 1t Is ordered, that
tho aid dcfsnaan, do appear here on the fourth Monday
IN February next and answer the complainant bill,
aud thota copy ofthis order ba forthwith insertod In
the N~irginiuD, published IN the town Of i.snohburg, for
oight weeks suecossisaly, previous 10 sad day. and ana.
thor copy thereof he potisd up at the font door Of the
courthouse OF his county on some court day.
A Copy-Tote, SEAToN II. LOVING. y c,
Nsy, ~. N9nos
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J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Lynchhurg, l7ib Nov. 1928 !
The parties in this Cause, will take notice,
that I have appointed Saturday the seven.
teenth day OF January next, To anne
The account directed by the foregoing order
OF couri, on which day, AT the hour of nine
O'Clock in the morning, they are required TO
attend Al my Office, IN this town, with their
accounts. vouchers, and copies OF court pa
pors, prepared for examination n settlement.
JAS. BENAGH, c.
Nov. -. W4v
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"RUsY SALE-pnrGuanito a deed ofirnsl,
executed la The subscribers bs Thomas X.
1.4r ~. 81 tie eeanl, OF Amherst, fos he puf.
pose OF securing The payment Of certain sums OF
n,ona, therein mentioned, which deudis recorded
in ih. Office Of the COUNTY csuri VI Amtersi the
undersigned will, on the ID day Of JaaaHry nezi,
" fair. fna,, the nrxs fair day, Sundays esosp-
ted, proceed, upon the premises, toenpose tossle,
for ready MONEY. 10 the 4highest bidder, the real
and personal property in the deed contained,
consisting ola tract Of land. supposed TO contain
dbf 3 acres, situate on James River. IN tic
county Of Amherst. oppositeio Perei,al's Island
in the immediate neighbothood oil the town %
Lynchburg, the nearest part thereof. being dis
liant not more than one half ma being the irac
OF Land upon which the sad 4 Thomas u TER,
NOW resides, aud The same shici was conveyed
TO him by Heor, S Laaghome and Francis HI
wife. by deed, which y recorded IN The off ce %
the coaniy court Of Amherst. Also, three slaves
James, Jim and Eliza oue bay Mare, one yok.
Of Oxen, orr on Cart, a number Of plantation
tools aud utensils, and sundry other articles o
personal property, or so much thereof as will b.
suiieirniio answer the purpose In the desd cor
templaied.
Acting as trustees. we viii convey such title on
iylss is vested in US.
CHlswELL DABNEY, I Trui
GEO. w. NELSON, tees.
Dec. 4. w1s33
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JOHN WILLS, elk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I

Lynchburg, IbIh NOV, 1873, }
The parties IN Ibis Cause, will take notice,
that | have appointed Friday the ph day OF
January neIi, 10 commence the account di.
recIedb by the foregoing order OF court, on
which day, nj the hour OF nine o'clock In the
morning. they are required To attend al my
Office, IN this town, with their accounts,
vouchers, and copies ofcoun papers, prepur-
I'D Tor examination aud settlement.
JAS. BENAGH, G.
Nov. 81, Wv
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On k5aJoHN 1oMPklNs ,irom RIr1-.-,
Iva Y deslfous 10 obtain a few yonna O9a
dies as boarders. To such as wish !, stt a.
give instructions in MUSIC. WA
Parents and guardians, ent, ustinp H.,
children or wards to her care, mA, rrIre ",g''
s%ir'ctesi attention being paid TO their no. .ge
and comfort. "ofeIa
L~ynchburg, Nov. 6.
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LAND FOR SALE

n HF sui scriber intending to reside in
Lynchburg, will positively sell. to the
highest bidder, on Saturday the Goth Decem-
Der next, that valuable tract o BLAND on which
he now resides, lying in the county of Bed
ford, within six miles Of Lynchburg, adjoining
the land of p. p. Burton, F.. Cobbs, II.
Cheatwood and others. This tract contains
6265 acres, and is well adapted TO the culture
OF Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, sc &c. As it is
presunable tina, any one wishing TO buy, vii,
first vie w'the premises, a particular descr;p u.
ton is thought unnecessary. The subscriber
would observe that it is a desirable place both
for health and cultivation. On this trsct are
all necessary improvements.-Terp.s made
known on the day OF sale.
The subscriber will sell, on said day. hi,
crop OF Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. Also
his stock of Hogs, Cows, &c. together viii
all The plantation tools used on seid land. i
is hoped those wishing TO buy will attend, a.
the sale will certainly taxi place
CLEMENT A. JENNINGS,
Nov. 81. ,dsoa
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AND ron sgtrA=


AND ron SAL f.-l sisb =,
- saiual'ie tract oilsnd lyiny on na The.
yer, about -four miles from Nard,. D otfr Il
ibfee from Wards road. ia csnni.aIii' ost snt
u CONTAINS Goo Acres. har dson,el. " County.
si,d IN good repair. Tielend is o, a. ""pfo'@i.
particular, adapied TO iuLaeeo. IT,. I,eain!.
sfi "aiered and iinlbefed, mud n .,a" Land Is
Tine tobacco land Ia cut there |, ? deal Il
or 90 acres Of low grounds. OF good anal. OIL %
iaehed TO ~, Oh The iiyer-Tiere ia l.""!, at
hne quality, also, OH this land. vhieh s'oir o.
tried also, iron ore. in great abundan.Sas eftA
has been tried, and proved 10 be a, hhicl
quality. The spring convenient 10 ,Ia suptior
IS very large, aflording a suficirncy of ,"seiihs
an osershoi mill. Also, a most dslish, "'ef tar
Tor q mlll-1h he water is OF snpcris, sea,
his Land is subject TO a deed in troS, qaaifl
Jtct Ia selling is TO satisfy said deed. nj He OF
being done, a good and bona ide mi "hloa
made. he purchaser may make pay,n eah be
self TO the persons who hold the trus, Jo ", h'nl-
Any persons wi.hing 10 purchase mr. ata
lands. Will please call on Capt. A. +. INV "eH sali
who lives on said lands, or the ubscr;ha"Ha'S
Wards Bridge. The terms will he maI hta.
comu'odataE as possible bm a h,,ya" as ac-
had for cash, Possession can be lad tan be
OF January next, and the pfivilrge oT NE let
this fall. JNO X Ritz sffdlRg
Aug. 25. 'L.
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SHiR6lSIA-Ai @ Superior Cou's Of Ciae-
" Gerry, holden ri the inwn Of LybcliJerg,
on The 2lsi day vi Oct. 1873, Iiipisii l.. Es-
tas. Beujs,oln Esia., Thomas Esins Ed
mind Esfas, Jesse Fenrns and Nancy bis wife
George Mortoa aud Lucy b.. site. Luns.ord
liurkrr, Ludw ell Rnckcr, Sarah Ann Eneker.
iufan, children ol Lucy Morton. who SUE 10y
George Morton. their next friend, Reuben
Hughes and El,zabeih his wife, VIM. Cav
herd aud Seiah his wife, John NOEL aud Sa-
rsh his vile, and John Nauce snd Martha hts
vile, plif5.
loci Estas, surviving executor Of Benjamin
Esias. decd. wm. Low ~ John Lowry, bo-
mas Sale, executor Of 1liotsas LUg~ood, tie-
ceased, Henry Hatcher. executor Of Hardu-
way Hatcher, dec. Wn. Estas, Elisha EsIas
and Thorr Estas, delts.
The defendants, Joel Esias, Vim. Esias,
Ihorp Esias, and Elisha Estss. Who are oui
Of ibis country. and agalnst whom the plaintiff
appear 10 have proceeded in The mode prescii
bed by law against absent defendants stu
failing 10 appear and answer. on the motion
OF The plaintiffs by counsel, the court doth
take their bill for confessed. as To those deien-
dants. andahe cause coming on TO be heard on
the bill, the exhibits 6led Herewith. aud the
subpoena awarded in this cause on the Slh
day OF November, 1876. which appearsto have
been duly served ON The ether defendant,
vas argued by counsel for tie plaintiffs. On
consideration whereof, the court doth order
that one OF its commissioners do take an nc'
count OF the several administrations in the
bill mentioned, and report the same to the
court with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 be su slated.
A cnpy-1este
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FANCY GOODS.


nAylD ROBERT KYLE have nop reeet-
putd, IN addition to ,hei, former assortment.
iul Their supplies OF TALL aud winter Goods, chiefly
IN thr Fancy line, embracing almost every fash-
iunable article adapted TO the present srason.
The qnalilirs are superior, and The style ofmoyt
ofthem entirely new. The following are a part,
viz
Bik. Italian Lusuiugs, finest quality
Blue. black aud deep blue Gro dc Maps
Blk ~alered SiIks
Several pieces white wn,e,cd Gro de Nap, np
liam md figured black do do
\ few handsome Robes, (barege teNture)
Coloured Gro de Maps, plan, striped and Ggur-
ed
Six white and pink satins, plnin and figured
Bin. green and straw coloured Florence
Az elegant assortment, Tambored Sw,ss Mus
Cd md Ga lain Swiss L. Mn do do
ia Jacoue, Nualns finest texture
IA aud Sd Medium do dc
Al aud So Csnbrlcs
F.,sgan, Barge dress sha"is
Gros de Nap, Gros dc le and Silk do do
A few pieces sup. iringcd belt Ribbons
Watered and plain Gro de Nap do
\ few pieces gnuzc cup Ribbons
Hannet Ribbons, OF nrw and splendid style
Ech Bobine, Ve,is
Luce Capcs aud Cullarets
Tns thread LEces aud hdgines, richest figures
.aymp Lnccs. (aimost equaI 10 thfcad)
Several pieces A. Bob rett Lace, rery cheap
lhibet shaSls, n nes artiole Of the very FIRST
style
J case fne CaIicoeS, h,cs,snd handsomes, Pal
terms and permanent colours
Several cases medium do handsome patterns
3 few pieces rtry fine blk. Italian Grape
Blue, pink and straw eolourtd do do
Blue, blk, punk and straw colurcd Grape Lisse
Piain vide satin and Lus,ring Ribbons, assorted
coioss
FGymps aud Spring Cords
Worked Muslin tiounces and Csllarets
Diillineit and Bonnet Wire
"A and A. fine Cambria Dimity
"a furniture do
Ladies' long white Kid Gloves, sap.
Beaver aud Horsek,n. short do
Best Italian sewing Stills, every color
Tortoise shell tuck Combs, some, the Iargcs, ST.
scs
A.few dozen Side RIO do
Brazilian silsll, tuck and side do
Long beat and turn back do do
Lnd,es' Engli.h blk. and ~kite silk Hose
Cotton and worsiri do do
Plain and plaid Cashmere Shavls
a few DO. Merino style
Vine heniings aud linen Cambric HandkCs.
4 few pieces Cue Linen Cambric, &c.
The attention OF the Ladies is respectfully in
Ni'ea 10 the above extensive aud bcaWilul assoIt
spent. which will be offered at very nosera,,
1ices
u Just opened. J case superior Gres
Sleaened iTisl Linen, son finish.
Nov. 3.
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Nov. 10

thanks to the public for the
<mN liberal encouragementgiyen them
heretofore take this way To inform
their friends, that they have on hand AN excel.
lent assorimentof all kinds ofhais, attheir old
stand, two doors below the market house, made
by themselves ofthe hest materials, in the new
est fashion and in ihe best manner. Their
assortment is large and well worthy the at.
%ieniion OF merchants and those who wish 10
buy osell again. They can sssursiheir friends
and the public that they will sell them very
low, and their assortment is equal To anv IN
HE upper country. They nave likewise Just
received from Boston, m extensive nssor,.
ment OF Hat,er's materials, consisting of S,a.
nisl wool bodies, old Muskrat Skiss, AlcohoI.
e'ni %Shellac, Aquafortis, warranted best. Oil
OF Vuroil, Verdi2ris mud Logwood. All of
which they will sell on the most reasonable
terms Hsiiers and those who wish 60 mr..
chase such articles viii do we'll 10 give them
a call. DINKEL & RUMROTrGu
Nov. 10.
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slrayed or stolen,

TK0M the subscriber
N- al the hoosr OF Jas.
NA-y ~ Adams, in rinsylva"'", =
EFE IN sorrel horse, 4 years old
asAxa<kznu9e nsIi Spring. I feet, o or ten
ZACH. bisn, 81 a long lsii, short b, tore, mud
his hind fcei white rs high as his locks, =
star ia liis furehcad and a while hlaEe from II.
Any person giving informalienof said horse.
so that | getlim again, shall he literally re
xarded. JOHN A. ADAMS.
pec. 8. ~
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At rules holden in tho Clcrh's offes Of No,sou County IN,
Ord day ofNoycmbcr 1923. William Cunningham, 40.
ting executor of James Mays, Deceased, Complainant,
against Zacknriah White and Isaac White errrutor, al
Cuoyers White, deceased, William Hershey, Joseph
White, Richard Philips, Absolum Bostic aud James
GnriRnd, Defendants, in Chancefy.
The defendants Zacknriah White, Jo.eph Wb,te and
Ah,olum Bostic, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act OF Aseembly and tho
rules ofihis court, aud IL appearing by satisfactory e,,.
dencc that they arc not inhabitants of this conmon-
wealth, and without the Jurisdiction Of this court. II il.
ordered, that the sud defendants do appear here on the
fourth fcuday IN February next, md nnswe or the bill Of
the complainant and that a copy of this order be forth
with inherited In the titginian, a new span., nubl,,haa
IN the town of Lynclburg, once i week for oiyht weeks
snccr'slsely, previous TO snid day aud that another cory
thefcofhe posted atthc front door Of tho courthouse
OF this county On some court day.
Acopy-Tett, sEAT0N Ii. LOVING. d C.
Nov. -. uonoo
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lRk AT&ASS MAkING.--The
4V0 subscriber, At the lower end OF main
street, in addition tohis Rope and Tvipe max.
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for summer-and
would be thankful for any job in that way,
which shall be done with neatness and despatch,
and on very reasonable teTmes.
J. II. ECHOLS.
May $50
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NoTifE-By virtue OF n deed OF trusI, ~
~ eeuled 10 the subscribers by Mai. James
ayres in bis life iime, hearing date the
day which deed is duly recorded IN
the clerks Office OF the county court Of Bed.
ford, for purposes therein mentioned, we
shall, on The iweusieih day of this insi. on the
premises, proceed 10 self, 20 the highest bid.
iesi lar ready money, a tract of land In said
J,ed mentioned, lying on the waters of
Ayre's Mil Creek. in The eosnty of Bedford,
containing 600 acres a large portion OF THE
land is IN woods, aud heavily tifniered. with
pine OF al excellent quality Tor plank. On
It's tact there Is n Grist and saw Mil. aud .
small plantation further description OF lbs
land is deemed unnecessary, MS Those disposed
10 purchase VIII first view the land, which
wall be shewn 10 any person 10y applying 10
either OF US. Acting ms trustees, AZ will ron
wy such title only as Is vested in rs, and
none other. 1he trle is helicved 10 BE- rood
JOHN kASLp, aTrns-
DANIEL ASliWELL, tees.
Dec 4. w3a 80
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taIsa5E Land IN B0tetowt for SAFE.

laisa6k Land IN B0tetowf J1r SAFE.
AoTICE IS hereby given, That on fhuf'ddy
tae LIST DAG Of Joaaayg ntzt. Il la'f' y nor
me nex, fair day. on The premises, m The our.
~ Of Bo,esoori, se will sell, al pauline aneh'n 10
the highes, bidder, a very valuable lac o.
land, containing c0s acres. lying on .e's's
crrek. abou, two miles and q hall from oa'em
aud about Eve miles from donations SpIms.
Ills land is Of good quality aud IS wei ~a's''a
Il, has slo., Eo acre. Of cleared Ia.J on IL aud
IS capable Of high improvement.
oae ,h;ts Of ,ae purchase money wiii be re.
sauirrd ia hand md the balsnct "a I equal snnu
al pa, mcnis. With n deed OF rus on the land
"a sers,rs ,he sane ASEREw YOUNG.
THOMAS YOUNG.
far n 81
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Decd.
WORK.

lALU1BLE WORK.
FHNhE" POCKET FARRIER," or Gentle
mans Gnide, in the management oil
Horses, under various diseases, with an ea
planaiion OF the symptoms attending tho diff
lerent disorders, and the shortest, %pla.Desi,
and most humane methods OF curiHg them, di
%rectlons for judging OF the horses age, and
useful observations on the breeding, raising
and training of colts.-Hints 10 purchasers,
and general directions for using a horse on a
Journey, with useful rules tor riding with safe
ty, gracefulness, nc. and directions TO per,
form the necessary surgical operations Re.
ceipt for gelding, on a new and improved
plan, and for securing horses from the dan.
gers arising from Bots, Truncheons. &c. 10
which is added The Horses Skeleton, taken
from that Of the Academy Of Sciences AT Pa
ris.
The above work has been compiled anu
written by james Ware, OF Amherst county
and good judges who have seen il pronounce
il superior TO the works on Farriery now il
general use. The above work Just received
and for sale by c. A. WlrHERS.
Aug 7 1887
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lust PUBLISHED-Taies Of a Grnndla.
- Their, being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author Of WsverIy. &c. &c. for
sale atthe Book and Stationary Store of
CHARLES A. WRITER'S.
March 81
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Valuable Property for ,SoL

-,, 'VPt'Vy JUI SuIf,
subscribers wish 10 sell a honse md
- lot, on Federal Hill, Immediately on tba
turnpike road. There is Il good well in the
yard ana all other necessary out houses-;t
Is thought to be n good stand for n ,evarn
and wagon ynrd.-Fori terms, apnly 10 e;tbar
VI tue SUBSCRIBERS. IL, DOUGLAS.
Nov. 90 90
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Al rules held Ia the CLERKS office of Nielsen county the
81 dag ofsoyomhar, it2s. John T.. scruggs, Con.
rlninsni, aemnsi Low VI VI nowcll, William Il yum
and Nathan Lotus, Leo W Harris and Wilson pe.
tiers, aai chants aud partners, trading under LIE style
and firm OF Nathan, l.oiitus q Co. Defendants IN Chan.
Gerry.
The defendant Levi w. MDowellno, having entered hi,
appearance aud gwen socuriy according 10 tue act of IA.
scmhly and the rules ofttih court, and u appearing bx
satisfnc,ory evidence thu, no Is not go a~hatitsnt OF tin,
commonwealth, oid without the jurisdiction Of this
1t IL ordered, that the said defendant do appeal hero on
the fourth Monday IN February next, and answer tho
bil % the complainant, and that "a copy of this order be
furihWiih inserted IN III, Nlrgininn, n newspaper pnbl,sh.
cd 10 the town ofLynehurF, once awcek for eight wrcks
successisely, previous To sa,d day, and that another copy
thereof hn posted a, The front door Of the courthouse oil
this county, on somo court day.
A ~Copy-Tssto, SEXTON II. LOVING, DC.
NOV. ~ w1n2H
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usf RECEIVED BY Thomas J. DnyaL.
81 a supply of Linse,d Oil. Spts. Iurprntine.
White Lead, superior Salad Oil. Maccaba
Stuff loose and In bottles, aud a numl,or of o.
ti'er articles IN bis liae, which he viii sell a, the
i'uest cash prices. MAJ
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Boot and Shoe FIactory.

CAN NllHE subscribers have also a,
- lached 10 their establish
n,cni. n shoe and Boot Facto-
~, where they will manufacture
at the shortest notice all kinds
OF Ladies' Shoes, G~entlemens'
ohnrs, Pumps and Boots. They
will be made ofthe best mate.
% rails and in the newest fashions.
The public are invited to call
and examine Tor themselves.
}. DiSBRoW, & co.
Nov. 10. ts23
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VIE Trustees have the pleasure of inior.
ming the poblic that the New London
academy will be co,tinuea under the care ol
The Rev n. II. Cohbs the ensuing session.
which will con meucs' the iO,h of Dec. aud
terminate the io'h ot May following. Tuition
iees Tor classical scholars, fifteen dollars. and
for English Scholars ten dollars the session.
i,Syao'e IN adpance.-Board may be had in
we most respectable private beuses in the
pe'gheofhood, convenient 10 the Academy,
1or forty dollars the session.
Nov. %. us,.on
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May |

T WILL sell from o to 500 acres of unclear.
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Aeade my
and thirteen from Lynchburg. 1t is well adapt
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
Kind o grain usually cultivated in the ~neigihss
hood Is well watered. and lies better than any
tract ct IT'S size in this pnrt ofthe country. hs
so situated as to be entirely exempted frsm da.
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
WI, be very accommodating say one. two
anu 'nfee years, upon a small payment in hand,
Enquire ofthe subscriber. enc mile and a hal
soo'h OF New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL. -
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Dee a.,

"IRGlNIA-At a Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry, holden al the town Of Lynchburg,
on ,he 20th day Of Oct. 1923, Elizabeth b.
Pollard, wife ot Richard c. Pollard, by Hen
ry Martin, her next friend, and Arthur Pollard,
an infant by The eald Henry Martin, his mex
friend, pitts.
against
Richard c. Pollard, Arthur Hopkins, James
Hopkins, james Powell, executor OF Richard
Row ell, dec WIN. Vausbns, Hudson NJ. Garland
and Nathl. Ofut, detts
The defendant, Arthur Hopkins, who is out
OF this country, and against whom The plaintiffs
appear to have proceeded in the mode pre-
scribed by law against absent detendaHlis, still
falling 10 appear aud answer, on the motion oil
the plaintiffs by counsel, the court doth TAXI
heir bill Tor confessed. as 10 thai defendant,
and the cause coming ON Ia be heard on the
bill, answers of The defendants, Richard &
Pollard, James Hopkins, James Powell, Hnd.
son NJ, Garland and Nathaniel OIui, eIlibil
aud examinations OF witnesses, and the de
cretal order of tire first day OF June, one thou
sntd eight hundred aud eleven, which APP
pears 10 have been duly served on the other
defendants, was argued by counsel. On con-
sideration whereof, the court doth order thai
one Gifts commissioner do take an account
OF the remainder OF the trust subject, compri.
sed IN the deed Of the 5th OF November, one
Thousand seven hundred aud nineiy-eight, in
the biz mentioned, stating into whose posses
sion the same Or any part of i, now remains,
when and how the PERSONS holding the same
became possessed thereof, together with an
account Of the heirs and profits OF such of the
trust slaves as may be in the possession of the
defendants, or either of them from the time the
same may have come into their possession re
speclivcly, &reportt the same 10 the court with
any matters specially stated b, himself, or
required by the parties TO be SO stated.
Accumulate
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J. WILLS, elk.
CO hMISSIONER'S OFFICE, I

Lyncbburg, 29th Nov. lo2S
The parties in this sause will take notlce
that / have appointed Thursday the twelfth
day al february next, TO the ac-
counts directed by the foregoing order oil
court, on which day, al the hour OF nine o.
clockIn the morning, they are required To at
lend al my Office, IN this town, with their nc
counts, YOU. hers, and copies OF court ,apers,
prepared for examination aud settlement.
JAS. BENAGH, c.
Dec a, w4w33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
J. Wills. elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Lynchbnrg, Nov. 10, 1928.
The parties in this cause, will take notice,
that | have appointed Friday, the 23d day Of
January next, 10 the account di-
rected BY the foregoing order of court, on
which day, at the hour of nine O'Clock they
arr required TO attend al my office, in this
town, with their accounts, vouchers, and co..
pies of conrt papers, prepared Tor examination
and settlement.
JAS, BENAGH, C.