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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30

SSffW rtBLicATJoSs.-Ihe snhserihfr
~ has jnsf received. direct from Philadelphia.
hes Publications, viz
Lord Byron. aud some of his contemporaries
with keealaesfiesss ut the Authors Life, and of
l.ss5-4sii to Italy, by Leigh Hunt.
Tales from the English Souvenirs.
Hhims aud oddities, IN prose and verse, with
forty otiginsl Designs. by Thomas Hood one of
The Authors of Odes aud Addresses to great PEG
pie, aud the designer Of the progress of Cant,
Morgan's illustrations of Masonry, by one of
the Fraternity Who has devoted thirty years to
the subject. with AN account OF the kidnapping
ofthe author i; Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9th nunber
for March 1928.
North American Review. 59tb number, for
1873.
Edinburg Review, No. 90, for Oct. 1927.
Lopdon Quarterly Review, No. 10, Tor Janua
~, 1925.
The American Journal of the Medical Scien-
ces, No. /, 2, &3.
The Medico Chirurgical Review, No. Is, for
Jan. 1923.
The above New Publication have iustbeen re-
eslyed, with a large assorIm, nj OF Stationary.
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers, and the
pnblic general, are requested 10 give him a call.
THIS stock is large aid complete, aud he is de-
tefmined 10 sell, and will make his prices accof-
ding 10 the times. He still carries on the Book
Binding business in all its various branches.
I ABRAM X. NORTH.
MAY %
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"Yviitne ai tho last will and testament
,fRoher, Hunter, deed. will be offered
for .sie. 10 the highest bidder, on Tuesday
the 2 day Of December next, all the real and
personal estate of the said dccedsnt. W.T.
0ae TRAIT OF land. situated On one OF The head
branches Of Big Falling River. il the lower eud
of Csmpoell county. adjoining The lands OF nos
Mnsely and Others, aud containing, by a lHt
survey four hundred and sixt, three acres. his
aud Is well adapted 20 the culture OF tobacco.
corn. wheat. &c. The improvements eonsis,
&c an excellent dwelling house, a good bafne
and all other necessary out houses.
Also, one other tract, about two mites above
the befose named tract, situated on both sides OF
the main road that leads from Richmond TO
Lynchburg. and about kfren miles from The lat
ser place, containing, by = late survey, i've hun
bred and pistfy-fve acres. On This place a hoase
OF private entertainment was kep for a grea'
many wears. G ,nerRlly called Hunters 'averni
The huid.ars are as suitable far a tavern as a
n, be weea Lynchburg and Richmond. The 81
tusiion IS handsome and healthy.
Also, atoai thirty likely negroes, household
and kitchen furniture, p%Iantat On u,eus.ls, hors-
rs, oarlc, saccp, hogs, crops Of corn, fodder,
oats, &c.
Terms one fourth Of ihe purchase money OF
She iaid will be required at the time of sale Tor
the balance n ,ed,t II one, Two L. three years will
be given, on the purchHser erecting bonds With
approved security and a deed of trust on the land
20 secure the pawn nj. A credit Of twelve
No, tbs will be given on The negroes, on the pnf-
chsser giving bonds with approved security
1hv irre's ~ sale of the other property viii be
made knoean on the day Of sale.
Ellis HUN TER,
R0BERr HUNTER,
exts, OF Iiobt Hunter, doc.
ffrf liz WtdsIV
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

valuable Real Estate for Sale.
AsltE SUBSCRIBER IN pursuance OF two
IL deeds OF trust, executed 10 him by the
surviving partners OF the late firms of Gtli
BnllGcI, ~ Co. and Gall T. Bullock, and
Inc EXECUTORS of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3lst day OF March
1928, } offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, to wit
2l6 10 acres of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock u Co. of f. L. A. Brad
iute, situated in The county Of Bedford, near
the town OF New London.
1875 81 acres oil land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and in the
vicinity OF the town Of Lyncbburg.
An undivided moiety of the Black Waite,
Mills, and the lands thereto appnrtenanl, stu
ate in the immediate neigbborhood of The
town Of Lynchburg (lhe property abov
described, belongs TO the concern of Gait,
Bullock & Coy
Also, the following real Estate. belonging
to the concern OF Cali q Bullock, TO wit I:
The House and Lot, with the appurtenan-
ces IN the town Of Lynchburg, formerly oc-
cup d by the said concerns, as a Store, and
now in The occupancy of Mckee & Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
The rear of ihe one last mentioned, and nov
occupied by Landlord Il Vedder..
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and made
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
VIII convey 10 the purchaser or purchasers
such title as is vesied in him by the deeds of
trust aforesaid, and no other.
cHlSNELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. 81. ts3.
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AN Ordinance prohibiting distractions on Ger
tain Streets aud Alleys.

AN Ordinance prohibiting obsifueisous on Ger
tain Streets aud Alleys.
Passd e3rd Or. les.
zKyHEREas, If is represented 10 the
Common Council. for the Corpora
Ton OF Iynchhurg, that snndry persons are
In the habit of leaving their 6rcwood aud lin
Der in the streets aud alleys during The nigh I
and also olistrucfiug the fool ways on sec"i q
street, both In The day and night, by placils
boxes, benches, &c. on the same. for the eI-
hibition Of goods, &c. for remedy whereof.
Sec. If. BE- IL ordaiaed, by The Board OF
Commpn Council, ior The Corporation of
Lynehborg, and IL Is hereby ordained. by sn-
ihority Of The same. that II shall mt be lawful
for any person orpefsprs whatsoever, 10 sntfer
or permit his, her. or their hrewood, timber or
building materials oi suy descriptions 10 re.
main on second or third %itreei, or on the foot
whys 81 the same, or on any of thu streeisand
alleys leading from seccnd 10 third street, or
on Id. foot ways of the sane, during the
night, ander The penaliy OF o dollar for eve
ry surli o~feuos.
soc. 2. dni be il further ordniaed, That II
shall moi be lawful Tor any penson or persons
whatsoever, 10 olsu net the foot ways on second
street, or TO put, place. or erect any boz,
bench. bafrei. still, sioye or other article or fr.
ture In said street, OF on the fool way of The
same, fnr exhibition, or for the exhibition OF
goods, or for other purposes, or 10 permit his,
her or their plough, waggen, cart, dIsy, gig or
other carriage To remain IN The second street. or
ilntd street. OF the stress and alleys leading
from second 20 third street during the night, or
suffer or permit his, her or their cellar doors TO
remain open IN the night time. under the penal
" Of one dollar for every such olenoe.-Prori
"a nirayst thai nothing In this ordinance shall
he 10 construed n 10 prohibit any person using
the above Daumd streets and alleys FOR The pur-
rose Of laying timber and other building mate
rials, contiguons TO the place where actually g.
recling OF making preparations 10 erect a build
fngor Other improvements orr To preventany mer
chant o6othcr person from placing n box. bench,
or other fixture for the exhibition Of goods, or
Tor other purposes, provided the same does not
extend more ibnn two aud n half feet beyond
tho front Of his, her, or their houses: And pro-
vided, moreover, that they shall not permit loose
boxes or other Loose fixtures 10 remain in the
streets during the night non ahnll il be so con.
stfned as 10 prevent any person from erecting
scale posts or awning frames, provided the
same he placed not more than one loot on the
outside OF the curb ftone, and thai The lower bar
thereof, shall he elevated NJ least sir and IA half
leet above the level Of the side walks
Sec. Sd. This ordinance shall commence add
be IN force from aud aft, the tenth day OF Nov.
next.
JOHN THURMAN, Z. C. II.
\ copy-Tesie b. ROBES, Cik.
Oct. ~.
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CHEAP WINTER
CLIO
Made IN the best and most fosL;a
stgie. e

style.
AAIE are now ready TO suit our 49,.
aud The public in general silh me''
article oil ufess suitable TO the sense, ..'tfY
prices than the SHINE kind Of goods o@tf
bought Tor IN this place, anil al less .r,ea De
the goods can be bought and made I'M le,. maa
ms Should induce persons to call on =. "f.
assortment being general and our supnli.. "t
". Persons calling can alw Tvs be era,,6od "eet.
The sight OF NEW GOODS, ami new ra.tt.aha
We have Dress and Frock Goats Of s"'ohs.
blue. black, brown, olive, green. ard o,b,r e'pF
lours, Coates, Steel mireed. green ~ &C.
&c. with Gilt and Steel Buttons. Panisloon.
super blue. black dab, steel mixed. grey :"
mon. &c. OF Goth and Cashmere, fine LIus NNa'
mixed Casipet Pantalouns, aud superior ,n;p nl
Bang up Cord, si4' and without straps, ian
cellen' article for sidine, } an elegant assor,r,si
OF Vests, among which are black MolesL.
plain aud figured, black and brown SILK VI
Engiish Silk Vests OF black, blne brown a.,
mixed colors. plain aud figured, blue, hlsaa'
and buff cashmere Vests. fancy Valencia. Tes
Tenet, &erino aud Versailles Vests. viii AZ ~
stand up or rolling collars, Shir,s OF fine IAN
anu fine Muslin, plain aud ruGled, also sbi,,a.a
and Collars, a variety Of Drawers, as Buekstis
Siockmei, single ana doubled miIled flan,.l'
twllled and plain Cotton aud Knit D,a,a,,
Flannel aud Knit Shirts, a large assortment, ~
Cloaks OF fine Canbleite, &c. Scotch PLAID.
Bang up Coats Of mixed, olive and drab rlo,t
with and without capes, heavy Bang IN Coa,,
made of Siberian Dreadnaught. (impene,,ahj,
by water Flashing aud Bear Skin Goats. a Wv
fie'y Of Ladies Cloaks ami Mantles. Of r,dL
Silks, Me'ino Cloth. Ia new a%riicle.) red ana
high colofed Cicassians, csmbleils and PLAID,
a few cases of very superior Beaver Hats. = l.,
Of well assorted Shoes, and a number of faoen
articles, as Patent Spring Stocks, Patent a.,
plain suspenders, Silk Handhe,clpeis, Silk Crs
yats, Gloves, back Cloth Caters, Pearl Button,
Vest Buttons and Rings. with numerous o,be, .,
teles, which we invite all those wishing to pur.
chase good ami cheap Goods TO call and see G,
themselves.
We have just received a quantity of servant.
Clothing, as Goats, Round Jackets, Vests, Pan,a.
looms, SHIRTS, &C. which will be sold low.
WALKER & co.
Next door to the Yirginian Office, Main Street
Lynctburg.
Oct IL. ts19
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NEW WORKS..
August Ia

THiHE subscriber has just received. direct
u from Philadelphia, a further supply Of
new Books, viz
Pollock's Course of Time.
ST. Chrys0stom on the Priesthood.
MIS-. hemans %poetical works in 2 vols. nice.
ly bound.
Natural Hisior4olBirds, Fishes, Reptiles &.
Insects, by John Biglsnd, with beautiful col.
ored Engrnvings. &c.
Natural History of Animals, by John Big
land, beautiful colored Engravings.
Frederick Shobers Persia. containing a de-
scripiIon ofthe country, with sn account of its
Government Law and Religion, with beauti
inl Engravings.
Morgan's Masonry,a further supply OF which
will be sold low for cash. A. Il. NORTH.
Oct. 10.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE subscriber has ynsl receieed direct ron
Philadelphia, The io%iioming books ana Sta.
%ilonarU, whtch, wih ms stock on hand, renders
has assortment rery complete, tts:
6h rof. HenryS Exposition OF The Old and Nso
testament. d" Competent Judge hare pronounced
Henry S commentary 10 be lie best cork of The
Kind IN The Engt h language, and The mechani-
cal ere nti0a OF The american edition is niloued
10 be interior 10 no commentary tu6iisted IN this
coaa'ry."
Dmighfs Theological Horks, in 4 rols.
Buck 5 Theological dictionary.
The Lady o. fht MINOR, in D rots, by Ms
Sherwood
The Piigrint's Progress, By Jno Bunyan, Eprs.
toPaIidl. Fiesbyterion, Baptist ana Melh0As
CGfechismS.
ssudog School Spelling Books ona Primer.
Carey md Leas superior GRarto Bible, he
prIni, bindi &, aud engrapipgs u arhtch are So.
pertor 0 any eteT offered for soie IN his market.
Common Prayer Books, rhich contain the asto
selection Of Hymns.
P'Ous and camp Meeting Songs.
RateS and Regulations for The sword Frercise
Of CaUotrg. 10 iohich rs dddti lie Rules for Drill
and he epoiuIoaS o. fhe Light Carairy, by Rob
ert Crnlg, teacher Of Mtfitny Tactics.
ItHGge Hymns. selected and original, bg Ash
aet Netfie'on.
Gr'mshaW's History oCthe Q. States and Que-
tons DO. greece md h0me, wiih questions aud
Neg. Mnrrdgs Grammar, Key aud E1erelss
P'ke's 4rtthnetc, huf'oy,S English Reader and
Introduction, adm 5 Morses aud bilels Gt0g-
raphy.
Aear York Reader. No !, 2 nnd3
Hdynostrochts and Leg;soe's i.yt,tJ Gyou.
mars 80"
Pe'riu's Dialogues and FoJ2e,.
The Southern n He.fg,n Soupy,sr. ufg sd.
hon. 6t"' ""
Trims Cotechtanss Of .4stropo,nu, BoIsny.
frac''eef Chemistry, Je,cisa .4ntiouofils. f.rsciGo
, dal'' homo" hno, Mythology. ClasneGl Bior@,
Phy oH'tersai History. Greetrn History, Roman
iiiaory and english Hiao y, Byron $ morks, lon,
'on.S, Don QuirOne, ConpdeAs POEMS, The
pleasures Of Fri ndship by Dr.. McHemy, Mw-
rdys, be6sters ana Diiworih's Spelling Books.
DISC, br'ting and Letter Paper, States and
STATE Pencils, larg. and small blank Books,
b~aefganis'on Bores of rarieas sises. (hesmett
fGsfe boards, Conversation Cards. Uisiting Cards,
r'0ytng Cards, Pocket Books of a superior quail,
g, DC &c, Persons wishing to purchace 0nyof
me G1"ue articles, eiH doaceH 10 call and cram
me Tor themselves before Mty purchase, as l am
aefeT"'ansd that my prices shall accord nth is
times. r. A UJJUERS.
Sept IL. =.
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y Il J virtue oil a deed of trust, executed to
NE the suhscrlbers by Col. David Jones IL
ms wife, bearing date April 10Th, 1926, aud
recorded in the clerks Office of Campbell
county, Tor purposes therein mentioned, we
shall proceed, on Thursday the Cd day ot
October next, if fair, If not, the next fair dav.
Sunday seAcepted, Al the residence OF the said
Jones, TO sell, TO the highest bidder, at rublio
auction, tor ready money, the tract of ,,nd IL
the deed mentioned, and on wbicl, tho sod
Jones resides, continuing $50 acres moro nr
less, or SO muh thereof az vii h. snmcion,
to pay the debts now due and seoured hv ,ha
land is situated in the lower and IF rho .o"a
~, in a desirable neipL borhooJ 10 m;Ias
n"''"mcs' from me Court house, and 25 miles
"o' }"anputg. II lies well aud is well i'm.
p'"'e"' me buildings consist OF a good
a"e"'"S house, kitchen, smoke house, ice
""''"'N 81 WIN all other necessary out hous-
A,s", a GOOD apple orchard OF well Sc
,ee'1u ''u"' Lhe greater proportion OF this
,a"u : now ID woods and good tobacco land.
Il greater proportion Of the plantation is
.est 'an" and IN good repair.-Me deem il
unnecessary 10 give a further description of
y 'aau' sapposing no person will purchase
"""ou, viewing the land. Acting as trustees.
we snai' eonvep only such title as is vested
"u JOHN H0BS0N,
WIN. ROBINSON.
Inc above sale is postponed until the ooh
OF NOV next, at which time il will c~er,ainl,
'""' p"-e J. n.
r.. W-R.
Inc above sale will take place with nv on.
wv .'"'e"'' DAVID JONES.
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I,E.-tursuant TO The provisions OF
~ decd oi trust, executed 10 tpe m Jan
,usi, by WIN. VI, Parsons, and oil record in the
oI'rk's office Of the county of AlbrmarIe, for
the purpose at securing the payment of IA
lpht therein mentioned, due 10 Nicholas Filz.
l~ntrick, | sialI. on Thursday The 2Ulh OF NOV.
next, II tan, II not, the next fair day. thereai.
Ter, proceed to sill. Tor cash, at anciion, ol
the premises. the said Parsons undivided in
lcrest ~ and Ia u certain tract OF land lying IN
he county oil ~Alhemarle, about 20 miles tror
harlottesyille and 3 miles tLom the Coy,
Meeting House. and adjoining the lands Of th,
estate OF BENIN N%orveil, Saml. w, ,Mnrln y
others-being he same land lately s%s,igne,
10 The heirs ofWm. Moran. der.
Selling as trustee, [ shall only convey sucl
title rs Is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
WILLIAM M. LEWIS, Trustee.
Oct %. tds2l.
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"a C1lCE.-Win be sold, TO the highest bid
Y der, on Friday the 3l,t day Of this mouth,
Al the late residence of David North, deed IN
the county of Bedford. the personal estate Of the
said North, consisting OF Il paree, OF likely and
valuable negroes. mpn, women and children.
Also. the stock OF horses, hogs. cattle, house
hold and kitchen furniture, and plantation ulen
made known on the day OF sale.
ABkAN X. NORTH,
BENZ n. ROBINSON. Adminitrn.
tors u la, ID North, iced
Oct %. tds2I
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PICKING M1TERIALS.

Nntmegs ITurmerie
Mace lCochineais
Cloves BLACK apd white Mus
Black and Long Pep1 tae6 seed,
per Ginger
Cinnamon lAIlspice.
Just received by THOS. J. DUVAI.
O., He has also lately received an add
iional supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stuff, Brushes, Periuaery, sc.
witch makes his assortment eqiaito any ev.
er offered in this place.
THOS. J. DUvAL.
hng. IL. 1s
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ENOR SALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
timus, inferior in point of form TO no
Horse in Virginia, OF the most approved stock
and proven himself TO be the most valuable
stock horse. He may be seen by application
TO the subscriber. in Charlotte county. near
Rockers Ferry. and the term, known, whichwil
be accommodating. Ed. W. HENRY.
Aug Is. ts2.s
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M, oItE.-Persons holding numbers OF my
~ Prospectus, are requested 10 forward /
list OF the subscribers names as soon nv posi-
Bile, II ilehlg the intention OF the subscriber TO
issue the flsl number on the first OF November,
and those OF his friends, who intend commune
eating witt the EDITOR are solicited to forward
them rs soon As convenient.
ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.
Oct. %. Ir2I
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Ne " BOOKS.

YEIHE subscriber has aga,n Nr pleasure of an
N. uonocing tohis friends and The pubic an
general, The atriUal q The Joiioring Nev Books,
ris:
Herbert Lacy, n uopel6y the umthorcf GranJy
in 9 tois.
Confession o an oil Mcid. a %norelin . 1otS
The Hnnlours Of Entopia, a idte Of colonial
times, By M Ethiopian IN 2 rolls. =
Sayings and Doiags, or Sketches from life,
thirdseries, in . pois.
Lori Byron and some Cfhis contemporaries,
iuith recoteciions Of the authors life, and Of ms
uisitto haIy by Leigh HINT, IN col.
The o'Brions dndfhe 0'Eiohertys. a national
tale By Lady Morgan. an 4 roks.
The abOUe together nth maav other New
Books, bare ltst been receired aud are non for
sale al The cheap Book anF Stationary Sioreot
CHAS. A HITHERS.
-" A variety Of colomed 10y books for chill
dren. Is.
May
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+ WILL sell from 300to 500 acres of uns5ear
II ed land, lying in Bedford county .athree
quartersofa mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg,. It's well adapt
ed to The culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind o grain usually cultivated in the n~eighbor
hood IS swell atered, aud lies better than any
tract of lis size in this part ofthe country. 1t is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, Two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south ofNew London. ALEX. AUSTIN
Jan. IL. ts2g
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TRJJST SALE.

AAN Saturday the 25th inst. we will proceed
to sell, for cash, before the front door OF
the market house, in the town Of Lynchburg,
a negro woman named Maria, the property OF
MN. l.. Saunders. The sale will he made in
pursuance of a trust deed, executed 20 US by
said Saunders. on the 22d day of March, 1923.
and of record in the Clerks Office Of the Hus-
rings Court. for the Corporation Of Lynchhurg.
we will convey such title only as is vested in
US by said deed.
5. & NH. GARLAND, Trustees.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
the Sih day of November next.
Sc NJ II. r.. Trustees.
Oct. 81 wttseo
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Ready Made Clothing.

EAt are wellRwarc, thai preju 'lee ex.
isis ia the minds ot many against buy
tne articles al Clothing ready mace II is gu,
Intention 10 overcome this prejudice by offer
ing TO tire public tue most fashionable aud The
best made GenIlemen's Clothing, mpde OF
,hr latest style .ot Goods and ~ the loves
ptires. TN. has been aud we hattsr oursrlS Is
vii couun o 10 be an inducrmcni 10 c~iilzens.
planters, travellers, and others 10 call On us
before they make their purchases, as we have
decidedly the best assortment in the place,
and by our artangenents and weekly sup
plies il will he eUuIinund. Pant OF our assert
mont consists of FroGk, Dress and Other
Goats. Vests, Pautgloons, Shirts. Drawers,
Silk aud Leather Spring stocks, Snspendcrs,
Fancy Crayats, silk Handkefchiels, new pat
terms. )--Alsp, Bang up Goats. PLAID ana Cam.
bleit Cloaks, Ladies' Nantes and Clnaks,
fsome very spleudid,) fine Beaver Hats, fine
Shoes, Dancing L mps, coarse sewed and
pegsed Shoes, with "A number oiartIoles in the
Dr. Good line, rs Calicocs, Ginghnms, Plalds,
Cambrics, Grapes, Muslins, Cottons, Gne and
coarse, Irish, Dutch and French Linens. heR-
w and Linen Cotton Bed Ticking, List Socks.
III a variety OF cheap Clothing for Ne.
.groes, Servants, &c Persons wanting any
article ol Dress would do well To call, rs we
are determined 10 srll good bargains.
WALKER s. Cos.
Emporium of Fashions, Lyncbburg
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DINT
wSwlo

ETvfRGiSIA, TO WIT AT a Court ofqaar.
,erly eesNons, for the county of Bedford,
held Al the the Canrl House thereof, on the % d
da, Of August, 1928 jacob kctns and Peg
gy his W i, late Peggy Wood, plaintiffs,
dgaiaa
.Beniamin Il GIRLS Donald. heirs Of Andrew Do
maid. decd by Christopher Clark. their guar
dian. Rnvall Ghitdress Philiss CORNER and John
". Scott, administrator OF George kr,ns decd,
John Purnell and John Markham and Lucy his
wife, late Lury'Purnell. children AID heirs of
.peltr Parneli, decd aud Michael kcris, susan
nah Haark. john Watson AVID EilGaheIh his
wife. late Elizabeth kerns Noodspn Walls aud
sally Ms wife, late Salty h.rns, Meredith Wills
aud lydia his wife, late LYDIA kerns, Ph,iss
SheNstrf and Polly his wife, lnte Polly kcrns,
aud Piriam Arlington aud Doshtt his wife, late
Doshia kcrns, heirs AM representatives Of
George kerns, decd. aud sally Anu ktrss, and
Elizabeth kernS. hei' and representatives OF
Ioho kfrns, de'd. d.fendan,s. In c~hance'y
The deirudan Se.annah. tlsuok uot having
entered her appearance and given secmus ao-
cordlng 10 the act Of assembly aud the rules of
this coun, aud II appearing to the satisfaction Of
The court that she i. not AN lnhahilant oil this
country. IL is therefore ordered that she 10 aii.
.vrsr mere on the loui III Monday IN October reAi,
aud answer the iii OF the plaintiff, aud that a
copy Of Ibis o,hpr he f,tthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the town OF Lynchbnrg
for va months succestively, and posted. at the
iront ,loOr Of the courthouse OF this county, on
Two several court days. A ~copy-feste,
{. A. WINGfiELD, d. G.
Sept 4.
n tho Rules hail IN tho clerks Office ~ the county
conrtnf r Franklin, on the s4th day of Oct. le2S. ia
cob slone, pltf against Henry Deshong, I'm. Pratt,
Administrator ofGlilord Sleae, dec. Peggy Stone, WI
dow and raiici uitie said clifford Slono, deed. Abisia
Stone, Jacob slone, Caleb slose, Juhal e. Slone, Allen
Stone, Commodore r. Slone, Patrick Sluns and Amy
.Sluuo-chldr.n aud hhirs Of Clifford slime, doc.
IN ClfANGERY,
Tho defandsft Caleh Sluuc. not having enteTod his
appearance a gwen steuuty according 10 the act Of Az
asRbiy aud the rnlus ottlAs court, and u appearing by sa-
1isfaetpfy evidence tist he Is net All ~lnhatllant Of the
State afFireiuia-On tas notion oftho plaintiff by Coun-
sol itis ordered, thai tho raid DEF. Cals6 stone do appear
~ tae sstd courto on tho lei Nonday IA Jan. HcAt.S answer
fba rlaiatIrs bill and ihm atYp5 OF tins order bo forth
wltiiaserted - The VII giainn, a paper printed IN ihotown
pLynolburgi fer two mouths sncdesslYely, and po1ods u
he front door ofthc courthouse ofsful county.
A~Copy-Ioato JAS.t., TATE. II. L.
October 70. Il