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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22

A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT
Iva LAW, has removed his office to the
new brick building, little to the north of
the Church, where he will attend to the du
ties of his profession.
Lancaster, April Is, 1928. ep.6m.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22
NEW GOODS.

ME subscriber would inform the public
Ill that he has taken the Store of Mr.
BENJAMIN D. BREcK, near the Paper Mills
in Leominster, and offers for Sale, at lou
prices, general assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Teas and Wines-of the best quality.
Potash; Crockery, China, and Glass Ware !;
Window Glass and Putty
Boston Nails and Chelmsford Powder by the
cask
Herds-grass and Clover Seed;
Red-top and White Glover Seed
Garden Seeds; Early Peas, &c. sc.
FW.A.NT.ED-the. first quality of Stra,v
Braid.
GEORGE III. HILLS.
N. B. G. H. H. continues to offer for
sale as usual, at his store near the Meeting
House, great variety of Goods, at very
reasonable prices. April 90.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-22
JOSEPH WILLARD.

Lancaster, 18th April, 1923.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-15
PRINTED AND PUBLIsHED,
DAILY,
TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1928.

1t is well known to the literary world, tina,
Sheridan, once the pride and boast OF the Brl-
tish I.iterai, was suffered to die amidst all the
perpl, kites and privations which poverty in
dure. MIR. Thomas Moore, in his biogra Apply
OF Sheridan alludes to his calami,ous situation
in the following lines,
ON THE DEATH OF SHERIDAN.
oh! i, 81 ekens the heart to bosoms so hollow,
And spirits mean in the great and hSh born;
To think what a long line of titles may follow
The relics of him who died irendless and lorni
How proud they can press to the hin'ral array
of one whom they shunn'd in his sickness and sor.
How bailiffs shall seize his last blanket to-day,
Whose pail shall be held up by mobiles tomorrow!
"Was this then the fatep future history will say,
When names shall live, but in history's curses
When truth shall be heard, and those lords of day
Be forgotten as fools, or remembered as worse!
"Yas this then the fate of that high gifted man,
The pride Of the palace, the bower. and the hall,
The orator. Gramatst--minstrel,w who ran
Thro' each mood of the lyTe and was master OF ALL
Whose mind was an essence compounded with art,
of the finest and best of all other mems powers
Who ruled like wizard, the world Of the heart,
And could call up its sunshine, or bring down Its
showers;
"whose humor, rs gay as the fire.hy's light,
Play'd round every subject and shOne as il piay'di
Whose wit in the combat gentle as bright,
Meier carried heart-sta away on its blade;
"whose eloquence bright'nng whatevert tried,
Whether reason or fancy, the gay or the grave
Was as rapid, deep, and as brilliant tide,
As ever b.Fy fioe.iom uioit on lie 1ssri
Yes-such was the man. and SO wretched his fate:
And thus sooner or later shall all have TO grie,e,
Who waste their mons dew i'm the beams of the great,
And expect twill return to refresh them at eve.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-15

The Nantucket Enquirer states, that the
number of sheen on thar Island are estimated
a, twelve thousand, and each feece 10 weigh
two pounds, which a, Is cents per Pund, makes
the annual sheariug worth six thousand dollars.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
CHEAP F}<stek{,,

ma aaSTATIOMERY, Al ~ 90, Martetst, 5aiesa,l
Nessrs Lar&ln and Las.horn's Grocery stcres.
SCOTT begs leave state 70 his Itnds aid the pub.
e5 lie, la he has made such arrangeme Is With Gf{#g,
AID etbe cteap Booksellers Phiiale Ina % onanie
him dipose Of School ami othr boaks together Nth a
gen, raj assortment 0. ST Nil0NEY at he o1ssst fhl
ilbkia PRICES. either a. wi .ts orreil. III aaglthce
Of such arrangement lftFch4nts aid 1eachers frn1
town and country, s"ld find i mach tir al,s:tage
cali and purchase, H. rtri e!aed PRICE VII com
lecly preclude the uecessj e the woig to tie cry
for any article in His line Of business en- seoe u cheap
nesss.
Win,in-tcn, Nav Is, 1923. 53-N
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30

eiag as convenient medicine, the ssColnnhian Pis'
Gilt prove OF nesliuae value because Il dose of them
accasiGnay viii defend the constitution against ANY bad
effects om the sudden changes Of diffcrcn clnats ard
vii refresh The body after the fargle and heAt Of jour-
ieY. Directions Tor using, accompany each hos.
ftengfcd ont by S BENDER, Philadelphia,
~ !. Aone 1elsiAae 1sittom ny aerte4 signature
t.t. %. 1892. IT,.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
COLT.sIBE.l.N' PILLS,
AND OINTMENT.

z remedy Tor he Piles and Cosh7enFSs.J
The CoLuaB1AN PILs justly celebrated for their great
suc in many diseases, offered and confidently
recommended 10 the afflicted, as being decidedly one OF
e best remedies ever discovered for the Ps and ha,t
NJ cosnvepess They are composed altogether OF mild and
gentle ingredients, warranted free from all mrrcnra prep
Faon and may be taken at all times and under any CIR
neence the saluary effects of these Pills. and such is
ner surprising efficacy, that the most nveeratc cases OF
es and Cos,ivencs, have readily yielded to their kind
ended with any unpleasant sensations but the contrary,
asreeahle the stcach and they relieve the bowels in
NE genest manner From their cooling and persuasive
ertes, they have been found eminently serviceaPle IN
es Of inflammation Of the bladder retention of the urine,
d burning pain in the bowels. They will afford decided
sneht in colds attended with fever, Inflammation Of the
seast rheumatic complaints chings in the skin, and sur
s in the blood 10 searing men, and 10 persons trav-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
SIN GENTS REV ARD.

HbAN AWAY tlom the subscriber, on "Wednesday last,
l. lonttso, Pfitoda1d, ntlented apprentice % the
hing. Ills age 10 years, and hight about feet
inches rhc above reward but csrgcs) will be pad
i brought back. All persons are forbid to barber him
JOHN COLEMAN.
Wiluinrton. Nav II. 1923. S6-1t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
Robertson s f.i{.

Flle Selling Office, s. q, Ml2e' ~, NIlI1gIon.
q j. Ndlc lhs,-This No "a Market STREE, 4 liz same
ucky spot, where sold Macy vtaabe pil ~, sac as
i5.00ai SJ o0o II 500. s11a0 s5aaai s9seu9 81
590; flO00 and sever" cs'erus; THIS via aiiiol
would lave called spatins With middle iik, tlnss
get una,temnted by Any ohti 8 oker,alt its uat 81
odae"nes the spot where they should aptls tiseg want
Prices MAY "
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30

vfI.,U.j;h,S HEEySTEfJ
THE WIG Al, HAND

TASl path Of wealth and Independence opento all ad-
T. ycnarer, These "ho viii risk he tridiug Of
two dollars Faay gA1 the eapia prize # Si33IC
q the rich capitals which . De distributed TUES.
DAY NENr.
E,lcuare & ~ Calo'ja (ronsa1lafcd LOTTERY,
CLASS NO. 1.--ENIRA.
10 be drawn At Wilmington, Del Tuesday, the 81 Of
June, 1928, al O'Clock, r Nj
81 N4nlber Lottely-G Drawn BALLOTS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
A S'F.ATENlEN'i.'

kF ihe Road Accounts Of mn 6re.k Hundred. Newcas
Y y II. County, for the Year 1897.
An onu ot tax laid for the support Of Roads and
Bridges doarase sSs,9ed, At as cents to
the 100 dollars $500 AZ 1
Errors allow ed on tioatage, 1860 So SO
Commissions nett sum At eight per
The sum 70 be deducted is 15d 50
Nett proceeds Of tax liza OBJ
Balance in ,he hands q the Collector at last
settlement i97 70
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
EsUg4AE FL
A safe, efficient, aud specllls remedy for
CONSs5 Ass'EION,
Parker's Vegetable Nenoyating
p A n IA. CEA,

Equal to any auw IN se 81 So per bottle. GJ2o per
dozen.
For the cure Of RHEUMATISM. Liver Compliant, u
se's, Mecuria and syphiliic Diseases Likewise, com,
plants arising from impure state OF the Blood pntrd
sore throat and he early stages OF Consumption ssc @e.
Using the above valuable medicine accompany each bottle
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-30
I,EpiY

BY he .iarlsoa Corresponding Committee Of the
Uistrict " Cotnmbia, to Mr.. CLay's last nd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

ERY virtue ola deed of trust, executed to the
AZ subscriber bv Wm. Owuby, bearing date
tue 18th day Of April. 1923, and recorded in rhe
county court OF Bedford. We shall proceed to se
ut Bedford Courthouse, for cash, on Thursday
the 18th day Of prl next. being the 1'b day Of
Bedford Superior Court, the following Slave. &
their increase since the date of the said deed
10 wit Fanny, Anna, huy, Louis. Psulina,
Claiborne, Dagy and Phill, ;--orso much there
OF As will he sufficient 10 fulfil the purposes Of
SAID deed Acting As trustee, SHALL convey
only such title as Is vested in ,ne by the deed
WM LEFTW1CH
April g. - tds52.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

~ Will sell from 3Uoto 'oe nefes Of aneIraf-
y ed lsud, lying in Bedford county, three
quarter. OF q mde from New London Academy
aud thirteen rom LYnGlhmg. Iris well adapt
ell "a he culture OF Tobacco aud the different
eind otrrtn usually cultivated ia the nrghbor
hood IL VIII Nttcrcd and lies better than any
ftnct ot ITS size IN tins part Of The country lts
50 stpatrd rs 10 he entirely czempted from ia
snmgc b3 heavy fains OF high water he itfae
vdl be vcrv accommodating say one. tso
rud three ycar5 npan "a small payn.eat a. baud
Lnaulre of the subscriber. one mile aud hall
south OF New Londah. AIN. AUSTIN.
Jan. u. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

,.Nro1lCE by yiri,c 81 deed Of trust ete-
I. ! rmed b, John ohuneti, "a which The
slssyrlbci is trustee bearing ate il,c 2sth day
OF August. Is21, aad duly recorded IN Amherst
county csnt, Iuade o. scane the payment ola
drbi dpt l. Joha IulSel, fhcf,in banned, the ~
drf-igHcd vii, upon the premises situate ~ toe
county 81 Amherst, on tho loth day Of hpril
n,2t, ollet ior sale 10 the highest bidder, for
easn, the traet Of hnd ~ tie sad deed mention
ed ronfainn 10 acres adjoining The lands OF
Jesse Wright. Joseph ndlard, William Camp
belt aud oihas also the following personal
property Two Grafhrl beds and lniuitnfe. one
buruu aud two folding 'abics, one ba, mare aud
i've head Of Catte--of 80 much thereof As will
be sufficient 10 Pa. the dcbf secured hy SAID deed
ana costs. The subscriber viii convey such THE
as he may lamiu ly do rs iIusfce
DAGAEY HILL.
March ~ tds4s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

SKl Or RENT tie Manufacturing Mill, com
~ mony kuowo Is the Amherst or Cats
Aii1, In the county OF Amherst on James River.
distant from this place about ~ mites. It was
thorough repaired I-st summer, {. runs three
par of Burr and one pair Eusopus Mill Stones.
Attached "a the Mill is an excellent Dwelling
House, with the necessary houses foi the ao-
commodahon 81 n family-and also with q a
cres Of hnd. There is likewise II saw mill on
tie premises. Fc" country mills possess the
advantages that are found at this; boats may
load and unload at the mill. at all seasons
Possesslnn will be given the FIRST day OF April
next. For terms Apply TO &. and A. Warwick,
nicbmond, or to JOHN II. WARWICK.
Feb. Z. ts35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
March %

Il. AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a deed Of
IA trust, executed 10 James {. Sieptoe s. the
subscriber. by Joel Leftweh. on the day OF
le26, and duly recorded in the clerks Office
nfthc county court Of Redtord, shall. on
Thursday the 9th day Of April next, if far, il
not. thenezl fair day thereafter, Sundays eA-
cepted, for certain purposes IN said deed eA-
pressed, proceed to sell on the promises tract
Or parcel OF land, containing four hundred aud
sixty five acres, lyioe N the county Of Bedford,
on the waters Of Enoch's Creek, adjoining the
lands OF Crcnshaw, and others attached 10 this
land is quantity Of excellent bottom, suited to
the culture Of tobacco. The terms Of sale &C
commodatiag, and made known on the day.
Acting as surviving trustee. will convey The Ii.
tie vested in me BY said deed, and none other !;
The title is believed TO be good
WM IEFTWICH,
Surviving trustee
March 81 4w50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

II EMuEL JOHNSON viii take notice, that /
"A shall on the Goth day next mouth A
pfi, the Cincinnan Hotel, in Cincinnati State
e Ohio, proceed 10 take he deposition of vii
lam Bullet To be read as evidence in a suit now
depending N the county court of Campbell
on the chancery SIDE thereof wherein am
plantif and thou art defendant
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
Sd month 9th w4wiS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

p EW BOOkS.-The Pleasures OF friendship
i y by james McHenry.
The Pelican Islands, and other poems, by
James Montgomery
Inc American Chesterfield, or way to wealth,
honour and distinction, being selections from
the letters OF Lord Chesterfield, to his SON and
extracts from other eminent authors. on the
subject OF pohteness, with alterations and addi-
tons, suited to the youth of the United States
Inc Plea of Midsummer Fairies Hero and
Leander Lycns the Centaur and other poems
by Ihos. Hood author of " hims and Oddities.
etc etc. The above new books, together with
many others, too tedious to mention have lust
been received, and are now for sale at the
cheap Book Store of
CHARLES A. NITHFRS.
Who has also for sale, a forget me not, for
n''e Boys and Girls blending instruction with
amusement a. at the unusually low price of s. so.
w. On c. A. w.
Feb l9. ts29
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

NOTICE.-All persons concerned nre
V hrreby informed That the undersigned have
rantitred 10 Chis"ell Dobnoy ol Amherst all
tie debt, mud FL, Ct, dta bcloHgin. to the late
nm Of Gait a Bullock ior the purpose Of collcc.
ton, 4 sale n order to tie fnal settlement VI tie
business Of aid Concefn--alp persons indebted 10
sand firm are hercby directed and required 10
make payment 10 The said Dabncy, as hc alone
IL authorized 10 collect the debts due TO the said
firm. JOIN BULLOCK,
JOIN ALLAN (r,,rgotw Gal, l..
VA. CALI, Ia i o' " ""i'' aecs
April s. SwbI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
/. .lHF subscriber will sell prieately his tract


gylHE subscriber will sell privately ms tract
II ,fala IN Be1foId COUNTY, situated ca Tie
VI nth aud sea1h sefks so1ze 1trfk az a. TIE
,aain rossd ieaaias from Lyac4sms to inlca.'
lie. II mikes sssi of ihfft! aad sJ"ln1hg
can't kniofd II eontalns abeft ! ua sefess 81
,.hich $40 are uHclsared. Tie paa shtch Is
uneieared. except a very small portip". n sFesi-
len, tobacco land Ofthe cleared land lou a.
GEES arc low grounds ofthe htst quality and TIC
remainder ,euaik abi, fne highland. ! las b
one OF thu best tracts OF land an fhe UPPER eoat'-
try. beins asll adapted 10 the cultivation oi 10
bsree ana all k,nds of grain " lies remarkably
veil aud IS Yery tree from stone 4 divided -
. onld make Two very handsome tracts winch
hall be dooe, II thuse who Nish "a Pufehase
wish H. Persons wishing To p,irchase may Ep-
nv 70 ,ire subscriber residing IN 'ac he'ghboi'
hood Of AeN London, OF 10 fept Buierd. iesr
ding ncar the tract. WILLIAM llS M.
January J. ts-p
n The Editors Of ,he Enqatef vii inFefi
fhs abe,s advertisement III forlii. aud ioi wand
ihrn hill 10 this office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

Wy yiftde efa deed iltaii. ex.cui.s 10 T..
- subscriber 10y William ownby. hearing
date the 20 day July, 1921, aud recorded Ia
the county court OF Bedford, Tor purposes
therein specified, We shall proceed to sell. ei /
befiy. Bedford Courthouse. 10 the hiahe., Ind.
der. for cash, ON Thursday The 18th of Ap,li
next, being The 9TH day Of Bedford superior
Conii, The following Slaves, 10 Mt Sam, I've.
Fanny, Sarah, Mary AID Charlotte. with their
increase from the date Of said deed Such title
only rs Is vested ia us by the deed aforesaid
will be gwen 10 the purchaser.
LODOHICk MDANfEL,
PLEASANT NJ. CoGGlN. i''''ee'
April 3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
Aprl3

o. Office. pursuance Of mn order Of
u TIE county court . Campbell, entered NJ
~ the asl March term, IN the cnse oi Perkins vs.
OgIesby, the undersigned, COMMISSIONER APP
pointed tor that purpose, will. on Friday, the
lllh INST before The Alahei house, IN the town
oi Lynohhmg, proceed 10 scll. to thr highest
bidder. a NEGRO Man, named Charles, The
property Of DauieI OgIesb} Charles is good
coarse .5hoemaket, and thought by those VINO
knGw him well 20 b. very valuable. The sale
will be made on credit 10 tue l,t day OF Janu.
any, ls29--the purchaser u give n negotiable
uole win an approved endor>er.
MAURICE Il OAKLAND.
April 3. Sol Commissioner.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

UNJUST SALE BY virtue Of o,Iiam
y deed OF trust, executed by Samuel Ste
veos, on the day OF this month, aud Of re.
cord IN Halifax county court, We, or either Of
Us, viii, on Friday the 18th das Of April next, if
tur, II not. the next alr day thereafter, heole
the door at the mmket house in Lynthbnrg,
sell At public auction, for cash, two young fe.
nale slaves. banned Betsey and jenny, aged
II on l. years, being part Of the property
conveyed "a SAID trust deed. The tine is hecv-
cd to he perfect. hnt we shall only convey such
tile is We hold under said deed.
NM. b. BANKS.
s GARLAND.
March % td,47
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

HENRY L. DAVIES re,
i \ specially informs his friends aud the pub.
ic that he has lately removed u Amherst Court
House aud tcuds to devote his TIME exclusive
j. 10 thu piarfice OF lis profession lie may Le
t'und al all times At his residence neal Capt.
! ranhlin's tavern, except "heu absent on pro.
icssional business.
eb - tell
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

r.. Holm L. Irnnharl,

se-galI.l heucpfot;h cuu6ne IL pracnce 10 the
J.! Count, aod -oprrih Court 81 Camp.
baf. Ii, s1rdi1. Court of Bedford, ana thr
court. holden In IYneH5oig, including tbr
>. ont Of Chancerv lie may be "a all nnes
Gaod A. ~ plicr opposite tHe Ifnuhlm Hotel,
.ryeppl Win q attending some of tilr aiou6aid
Counts IL tchdcfs his services particularly 10
persons ala distance from lyncbburg who
have bus ne. in tne superior Court Of Chanee-
- hrte. tii1 March, IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
N',,o Sm he Eooas.

AfIO ~ HC bbVUss
Isl landed several packages ofwell assorted
- Spring Goods. which have been purchased
of ihe lowest rates by our partner at Philadel.
PIMA. aud vii be sold a. n small advance in Ibis
market Persons vii bud hmaeh 10 Their adyan-
iage 10 call aud examine our foods and prices
previous 10 purchasing IS we are confident they
are ihwei than any ever have been offered IN
this market
Among the lot Of Goods just opened is
Beautiful Calicoes
Assored Mnslins
Sup. cotton Cloths
Handsome EeatIIs
Course and 6ne cotton Hose
NE Morocco Shoes
Denmark Saiins
Grapes, GAUGES. &c. &c
Also in Store
Dry Goods
Groceries
Hardware
Farther d Glass Ware
Morocco aud leather Shoes
bur and Wool Hats
Legh6rn aud Straw Bonuets
Books. Looking GLASSES, &c.
Apply 10
ANDREWS t. BROTHERS.
March 90.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

n DRLklf5tNkNE--r The subscriber has
<SsA. removed from ihe frick 10 he White
Tenement at Amherst (. Honse, aed At the
latter place he will commune hIs Tavern. lie
sincerely thanks bs hleu1ssnd Ire public for
toe patronage heretofore extended 10 him and
ne seiicnstAe continuance OF their invours--
lie pied es his nnremitling atteulion TO his
business, and trusts his guests vii b. satsd-
81 with his Liable and - House. lits tene.
r1ent lie occupies his been thoroughly
reysued, and Is well sdarted to Tavern.
JOHN FRANKLIN.
jar "a. is35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

gasHI.I SAIL --Bs virtue Of degd ofuusi,
executed 20 as by George Markham, bear.
,ne date tie 80 day 81 January, 1872, and ~
corded %. tie ,etk oflce Of Amherst county
f,r parp ses therein mentioned. we shall pro-
coed on TIE 2lla day 81 April next, II far, IT
MOI +. the a.. 81 far day ~ the residence Of said
Na,Lharn. taseH % the hifhest bidder, AT pub
Ia. auction for cash the following Slaves. VIZ
John, Peer. Jesse, Bob, Abraham. Smokey, An
~. Nat. Hampshire. Abraham and itaupolph
AMI ths increase The females Il any. Should
H.. snlenot be completed IN one da,. II viii
continue rom day 20 day foi that purpose
Aeiipp as trustees w shall convey only The TILE
vested ings. JAMES 5. DlLLAkD, lTnns-
hM. II. IuyEs, tees.
March 81 tds15
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
'0'' w VII; ROBINSON oh

AT at court oil Iastines heidi the corpnrahon o.
burg, on the din day If February, le-5. Ihvu n.
Holcombe marshal Of the Chanccry Court lo ,a-
Iynchburg district, ard in that character rec ~,
trustee of the estate Of Sterling c. Thornton u,
Fainst Sterling C. Thornton, Peter T. Thornton,
Prov ii, Ciuudins Buster, Ozhpurne VI Harth"ni~ IN,
John Hockaday, Jack Leftw len and john Harlow p''
In chancerv. linz
The defendant Ozbourne NJ. Cartwright no' hu' 10
entered his appearance and given security acco,""s
the act Of Assembly and the Rules of this court an-
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court nat ne 20
an inhabitant of this country IT ordered that
defendant do appear here the first DAY oi s,rf
NEXT ANA answer thu bin ofthe plluf, md tha -
etths order he forthwith inserted IN some ht.sft
published In the town OF ynclhurg, for t"o m...
ressifely and posted al the front door OF tue ee"i
III the sad tlwn Aropy-Ie,te, ,, -,
1. !aMFS BEEAGH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

NOTICE.-Al persons Interested, are
y hereby informed thai the undersigned
have transferred % Chiswcl Dabncy Of Am.
hors all the debts and effects due or belong
ing to the late firm oi Gall, bullock q CO. Tor
lin, purpose ol collection, aud sale in order f.
nay 10 close the bu,luess OF said CONCERNS
all persons indebted to SAID firm are hereby di-
reetrd and required 10 make payment 10 HE
sand Dabney. as be alone is authorised to collect
the debts dde TO sand flm
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, }Ex'rs, ofWm.
WM, CALI. Gst, decd.
April 3. SsJl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
MFR. EDWARD HARRls.-Take

IMfR. EDWARD HARRiS.--Take notice,
Aa-S that, on Thursday the first day OF May
osxt shalt proceed to take the dispositions OF
John Harris, tCapt) and others. at John W.
Harris Mill, in the county OF Nelson and State
Of Virginia &. il the dispositions should not be
compeied on that day snail continue to take
them from day 10 day until completed, which
deposiiions are intended 20 be read as evidence
on the trial OF suit now depending in the snpe-
.ior Court af Chancery for the Lynchborg Dis,
trict IN said State wherein am plaintiff and you
aud others are defendants. Yours. &c &c.
WILLIAM B. HARRIS.
March 20. 4wa7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
Lynchburg Livery Stable.

rR7HE SUBSCRIBER has iust opeued a Live
4 - sabi, 81 fbe Alley nearly opposite the
- bic Of The lr.nkIn Hotel, where lie will
take Horses 10 kip by the week, month, or
ear. ga lnoderafc terms. His stable ls spaci-
as and eongcnieut. aud his personal attention
VIII be given ~ taking care of the Horses en-
trusted TO his E,eung. | likewise vii Keep a
lev excellent Horses 10 hire out--aiIo a Hack
and gentle horses and top Gig
EDWARD JONES.
Feb Ia. @m37