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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
UAUSU.ALLY CHEyapf

UNUSUALLY CHAP!
JAMES WIN. RIDDLE have the ple,..-~
y Of informing their friends and the p.,hr-,
generally. that they have just received q shr;s
new store, corner Of Queen and Burk streets. :
large supply VI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
carefully selected in Philadelphia and Balum,,e.
oil Of which they are determined to sell on ,erms
that cannot fail to give general satisfaction--
They most respectfully solicit their frHsds "a
call and see them. Oct 9. 1923
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= FIVE DOLLARS REW.aRD.

oTRAfED from the farm Of Alexander Ste.
phens, near the Falling Wate, Meeting House,
ON Friday the 10Th day Of October Last. . large
BROWN MAKE, natural tsottes. shod before
supposed to be from Eve TO seven yesrs old. no
flesh marks recoliected. but supposed none
she sucked colt this summer. Either M.
Thomas Silver, living on the said farm, or Mr..
francis Silver. living on Bunker's Hill or Mill
Creek, wiL pay the ausve reward to any person
giving information 50 tina. get her again; and
all reasonable charges, if brought home, win be
paid ny the subscriber, living on Opequon creek.
two miles above Smth6eld. JeHerion county.
va. ANN EDW ARDS.
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POETRY.

800 You KNOW WHAT IS COMING"
TUSE--'L.ltsle Waite ye Wha's coming
Yes have heard that Jackson cemIng,
les have deard that Jackson's coming,
Ses have hesrdlhsl Jsckson's coming.
with all hIs hOnors thick upon hIm."
have also heard John Woods is coming,
Arbulhn OF and Aubrlster's coming,
Senator Eppes' ears are coming.
And Ro5ards for hrs wife Is coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming, &c.
Aud Aaron Burrs with him coming,
Eston's coming, Benton's coming,
lnghsm's coming, McDuthe' . coming,
"Horse IVhib' Nordecai Noah's Coming,
Aud ''hOnest old George kremeIs' coming
Yes have heard that lack sons coming, go.
And SD are Beverly and Buchanan coming,
Sewer is coming, Purnell is coming,
Winston AT SIX leet ~ Coming,
Swan IS coinIng, MackiIn's coming,
Dickerson with his coffin is also coming.
Yes have heard tina, Jsckson's coming, &c.
Aud Samuel Jackson TOO is coming,
The SIX mIhts's days are DER,
They now he weitering IA their gore,
Their sTes they have gUne before,
The tyrsut's end is also coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming, SC.
'InSIOrIous' Old Kentucky is coming.
''the vote of thanks to Washington
(Nheu he hIs Country's Work had done
Must re'er adore this gallant sou)
With Goy. Giles and Macon's coming.
YES have heard that Jackson's coming &c.
And Duff Green With his reli.tie's coming,
The legislatures sacred hall
Beneath Tie 1yrant's grasp did fall;
The Ireemen's press---the Judge and all
Proclaim that Martial law Is coming.
Yes have heard that Jacksons coming, &c.
Imprisoned Louailier IS coming.
The battle OF the Horseshoe 5 coming.
And helpless chdren's death groao S coming,
Their blood III crimson torrents coming;
FORBID the IIero's reign from coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming. &c.
And the sixteen Indian Ghosts are coming,
A gang offettered Negroes coming.
The general with his war whoop coming,
Clear the way, his pistols drawing,
Cries these are General Jackson's coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming, &c.
And SIias Dinsmore there is coming.
A grave Senator and Poet now is coming,
My mother Bridget TOO is coming,
And rommy's' verse so smoothly running
Says mighty won'drous things are coming.
But should tell you all that's coming,
But should tell you all that's coming,
But should tell you all that's Coming,
You'd See the moon in blood coming
The battles fougbt--the battles over.
And Andrews reign OF lerror--is coming,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
NEW GOODS at Geyroyd.ko,Dn
THE UNDERSIGNED

TIE y NDEKSIGNE
(E1 leave to inform their customers. and the
- public generally. that they have Just Sn.
'shed opening an abundsn: supply of
NEW GOODS:
Which they are oift riog to- sale as CHE M
rs ANY IN THE Y.dLLEY,
Those who wish to purchase. are respee,fu,,v
invited to CALL examine, and Judge far them.
selves. Their stock consists nj .imos, .verv
article of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
ALSO,
a complete assortment Of BAR IRON.
CASTINGS.
ALSO,
complete assortment OF Fine & Wool HATS.
ve,y cheap.
JOHN " STEWART & Co.
Gerrardstown, Nov. 6. 1928 If
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OF splotcbes or scars on both arms; has some
scars on his breast, oocssioned by bites in eight;
and on his right shin, occasioned Is be save, b,
a wagon running over bis leg and breaking it
his left ear has been frosted, and part If Il of
Henry says he ran Oft from his master living in
Rockbridge county, but refuses to tell his aame
very destitute OF clothing.
The above reward Of Fifty Dollars will be
paid for the apprehension and delivery Of said
Negroes, or secured 50 that get them again, or
Twenty five Dollars for either OF them.
PETER GARDNER, Jailsr.
Martinsburg, Nov 6, 1e28--tt
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Firos, thc Charleston Observer.


'"OH! lie DOES NOT WANT IT."
But he does want it. Aud even il
he did not, your own engagement has
nothing to do with his private cmcum.
stances.
Such is the self-excusing of many a
careless credher, and such the proper
answer.
1t is to be lanen,ed tha, there is no
charge to which many, who may he
good men, are more subjected than the
want of punctuaIity in the payment OF
little debts And there is no plea by
which conscience is more readily salts
he'd, than that of the declaration that the
creditors dees not need the amoun, -
The same thing applies to a hundred
little borrowings.
Il book as lent; it is detained until
the lender is unable TO recollect the
name OF the borrower but then she
does not want it; he has MANY others;
or ne has read it already" Bot he does
want it. III he has others il is 40 reason
why ne should lose this 1.-The has read
Il, 1t is no reason why he may not lend
1t TO others;aS well as TO yourself
II small subscription IS due: "The
Society does not want it, the sum is so
small that II can make no difference"
But the Society does want il. Ifevery
member did as you do, there would lie
no funds in the hands of the Treasurer;
and your neglect is dissolving the So
cieiy as far as your own item Of inRu
ence goes. That influence goes thus
TAR TO discourage schemes of benevo
lence, and to destroy public confidence.
'Sou INSPIRED hope which yen crushed
again,
Nm Editors payment is due. "He
does not want It," But he does want
It, And this very plea of yours gives
h'm more irou5le than all others put to
gether.
NOf dtruih, there, are few excuses for
neglect more frequently given to The
remnndingS Of conscience than this ex
preston Ii sets aside with the veriest
'ophlsiry, the spirit and essence OF rae.
raj obligation.
RO6bs'y.-The store of Mr.. BENJAMIN
forest, No. fss Greenwich street. New
York was entered on Monday night, by
means OF false keys, aud property to the
amount OF $1,000 carried ofby the rob.
Ders.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

John X. COOKE will not hereafter attend
y the County Court OF Berkeley, except when
the Chancery Docket shalt be taken up, aod
to clear his Chancery business. In Common
Law cases, not tried, he will return the fees
paid to him.
~ OHe will continue to attend the Superior
Court.
Winchester, Nov. 5, [6) Ia28-tf
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NJ ntiCE.-AH PERSONS Indebted to the
4 ' subscribers, BY note or open account. are
requested 10 PREPARE FOR PAYMENT
IN IMMEDIATELY. They haze had LONG
CREDIT, and MUST NOR expect any lonr.
er indulgence. D,ORItICY &C.
No, Off
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CEEAREa ASsD cHEapns
NeaO Fall Goods.

j he subscriber hss iuss sece;yed NJ.
FALL and WKNTER SUPPLY
Of fashionable and substantial C0oDs. which
have been bought in the Philsdephia and ban.
more markets for Cash, upon The beat term.
and viii be found remarkably cheap. tie iny,,.s
. call from his old friends. cussomers, and H.
public, assuring them that what he asseru VII
then be made manifest.
JOHN Z. WILSON.
Mapf;nshurv O~t I6-.e
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New YoRK, Nov. 6

A Fine Sight.-Ysstsrday. at one
o'clock, p M. within the distance Of ten
miles off the Highlands, were to be
seen seventy four vessels, of various
descriptions, all standing outward, with
good breeze. Amongst them were
the packet ships of the first for London,
Liverpool, Hamburg. Havre, New Or
leans, Mobile, Charleston, &c. They
all went off safely. The Corinthian, for
London, was clear OF the bar at II o.
clock, -..-
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halt inches high, between % and - years OF age.
very black, fine coun,ehsnce. very active; he
has small scar over his right eye, his upper
fore teeth somewhat snsggled or crooked; re.
markabIe small ears; had on when committed
an old torn pair OF drsb woollsn overslIs. old
tow shirt, old shoes, and old hat-says he be.
longs TO Mr.. Baccilas in Fluvannia county. Va.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
Martinsburg Woolens Factory.

MartinsDurg WOOIens Factory.
ibbS oRkiCK take leave to inform the
~ public, that. At the shove named establish.
ment, they have for sale. and are constantly
making great variety of Cloths. CsssiLets, Lin.
seys, siannels, Blankets, and carpeting-all Of
which they ~ill sell 1t far prices They will
also make Wilted Carpeting for cssiomers Of
their own Yarn.
FuIiing, Securing. Dying. and Dressing. Of
every description Of WOODEN Clouds will be done
by them IN the best manner. and at the usual
prices. Country produce Of various kinds, 10
wit: Whes'. Corn, Wool. Lard. Soap, &c. viii
be taken in payment for work done, or ia ex
change for goods.
Wanted Immediately, quantity Of good hard
Soap and Fat. suitable for greasing Wool foe
which . fair price in cash. or W oolen Goods, will
be given MaFtinsburg, Oct y. 1923.
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The other, named HENRI JOHN.
son, five feet seven inches, very
stout madrs supposed to be about
II or - years of age; RATHER vel.
lOwisb Complexion; has n number
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
Pulling, Dying, &c.

VVhE subscIIber having 6xed Up a
u FULLLNG MILL at DC establishment
IN Martinsburg, IS now prepared to receive
Cloth, &c. to be PULLED and Dressed. Those
who may favour him with then custom, NAV be
assured that tie WORK shall be well doBe, aud
The prices moderate.
C. G. CONRADr.
Martinsburg aug. 28-sf.
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RO6bs,y.-The store of Mr.. Benjamin
Forest, No. tss Greenwich street. New
York was entered on Monday night, by
mems OF false keys, aud property to the
amount OF $1,000 carried ofby the rob.
beTs.
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N FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

bFoKt tue al OF beTkeIey County,
and made their escape, on Saturday |
night last TWO NEGRO MEN.
committed a. runsways-one Of them |
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From the Token, for 1899.

ct. X. a state Senator.
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Martinsburg, Oct. l6--,E
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

Singaia' and OutrGg eoas Robbery
The ProthOnetary's office at this place,
on Thursday night, was broken open,
and two of the dockets taken OUT
From the manner 10 which the rob
berry was committed it would appear
that the pUrloiner must have been &C
quainted with the situation OF tie books
and papers 0flhe office. Argus.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

A negro boy at one of the taverps in
Raleigh, n, c. recently took up pistol,
which he supposed was not charged, pla.
ced himself before large mirror. took
deliberate aim at his own image. and
pulled the trigger; when 10! the pistol fir
ed and completely demolished the glass.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

Captain Ripley, and his Company OF
United States Artillerists, sixty in
number, arrived at Fort McHeDry on
Friday last, 10 The steam boat Governor
XVol~Ott
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TRUST SALE

virtue NJ n deed ~oftrust. execnted to
NJ the subscriber by Garland Tate, bearing
date on the 10Th day Of March. 1897, and dn.
" recorded IN tie clerks office OF C.npbpll
county court, for purposes therein expressed,
WIZ hr sold. At pnhlic R%nciion, before the
door OF tie Franklin Hotel, ia Lynchburg,
Tor cash, on Friday the roth dag OF Decem.
her next. all the interps, of said Garland
Tate. in and to The estate of his deceased nth
err, Edmund Tate. both real and personal
Acting as trustee ! shall convey only such I
Tie as is vested in me by said deed.
GILES WARD, Trustee.
Nov. 81 ava,
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THE II Ist.a.

w gre hoSt cOrdiaLy TO all uho Wan,
an! article o(Teady made CtCthiig, 10
c"t' on us, our assortment being superior 10 tnD
~ shePtdee, and embraces ereTg article OF GGr
ttemenS fashionable Clothing The workmanship
fe can %eaTTont, and ,ur gticts Cannot jGit to
please beng less than The goods can be bought,
'''d maze up for ia misplace
6y our last %drrttdf, ne receired some S~upertrH
ftock ana Dress CoetS, Of blue. black, li@G,
ottte' oT0ufI, &c also, Siee, MiLed, blue, greer,
ana 6rouH Coates, PantaioonS oferery hdds
q CON nhd CasSmeres, also, tine CuSinei aus
tT!rG stoui Bang up Cord Pa1iaio0ns, uihH
straps (Ior riding J a handsome assortment Of
vests Of hoieskin, Six Veirei. biack, biue, brou@
ana Jdnty SIX Essis. But Cashmere 1o'itnti.
p%dlenc'a and oiconsdOuf, a great rarely o.
Fa'ernS, me Linen, hu1ied Spiqin Shirts, Drdtt-
ers q Buckstia. StOekireu, fianneI and Cotton,
n SHIRTS end Hhiie Flannel Shirts. II lot Of
arg Goods ana fancy articles, as Yar,ished Lea
msr Stocks, Patent Stocks, Plain and TRIMMED,
tssgahi oth Handkef chiefs, .n!ireiy nen pat
ter1,s' Pdfe"t Su$Penders, Bug Crurais, C'ardE
o'VnsTs nae S,atSkia Caps, Iar, collars IScart'
G1a 0idck Marsno Aauts') some req Inc BcoFs-.
idatS o. cheap qualities, a large assortment q
eaees and Boots Of erery description.
p " CiOaks ami Big Goats. some rers
superior. reaI IdTian Pioid and fine Gamble
etoa6S' "'sh ttne Cloth Innings, tiuh or riHt'
"us sieseeS Jine Dra5 aud Steel mired Bang up
C1afs' MAD an he latest style, t,ontc eJird fns,t
OhFe, black and Drab Big Goats, .clM Iarg;
Capes.
LADIES' CiooeS, Of SIN. ri.h SIX Liniugs, =
oeauiy"i at.eie,) "iso Of MeYino Cloth, Crin!-
son' Que ana hack Circdssinns, 1artas, Plaid y
-i"4sy striped lireassiaa Cioaks. mih copss .
n0oas' a lot Of last socks iintd ruth rooi, a COR
J0hdots drt'ete for taretirrs. as IRE are deiertai;-
Gu 70 ae! good Bargains, those disposed toporctas!
""t 40 ~eH 10 call U.ILKER ~ COS,
hm%of'"m # fdahions, I.ynthJue, neSt dos'
Nov. 81.
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NiL be sold to the highest bidder, the
" @tth Gay oi December next, The irac, of
land wherein | nov reside. situated in the co,a
ty OF Campbell, on the North Fork of Fal,;"r
River, distant about tw enty miles from Ivncbe
burg and contains about twelve or thirteen hun.
afeu hcres, with a great portion of low grounds
ana a considerable quantity OF nncleared land
well adopted to the culture of Fancy Tobacco
egood eist and saw mill, and a resn.ct,bls
stock OF timber. Also. good ordinary i,pproy..
ments. The purchaser will be required 10 nav
one 'hird OF the purchase money the first div
OF May next, and the balance ia Two equal an.
nuai payments. THEODORE RElL.
Oct. 81. -,
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~ OIlCE.-Na as committed To the jail OF The
IN Corporation Of Ly nchburg. on the 2Mh
Aug. last, a runaway . hocalis his name William
ami sometime Hubbard. When committed, b.,
had on striped pantaloons and yellow vest and
shoes. He is about . ieet, nine or len inches
high, black, and with II small notch in the LETT
ear, says he belongs to Stephen ID. Fuller, OF
Richmond. The owner ia requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pa, charges, and take
him away, or he will lie dealt with According 10
SAMUEL BkANSFOkD, Jailor. ,
The Editors OF the Wing will insert he above
thee months, unless otherwise directed, and
forwnrc their account TO this office fol- pay
Nov 8, Am
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Valuable Real Estate Tor Sale.

y virtue Ola deed oI trust, hearing dale
Inc 26la Nov. lse2, and duly recorded in
Tue clerks Office ol the county al AmlleIst, on
The 9Th Ut January. 1928. Whereby Jn'nes D.
PendletoH Of The said eonniY, convey
ed 10 the undefsigHeJ IN trust; .ior Tie
pui poses therein nieaIIohed, ohe certain
tract ~ pars.l Of land, containing s53
acres. be lle same more OF less, lying and he
ing In the county OF Amherst, on Buifaioe ri,-
or, on both sides OF The road from New Gias-
gov TO LsBrhhurg, and adjoining the lands
IOi David ,. Garland being the same lands
which Thomas Aldridgc purchased OF John
Camm and John Warwick, and which we're
conveyed by t,. said Aldridge aud Catherine
his wife, to The said James 5. Pendleion; by
deed braring date the ooh of Apri, 1915, tire
subscribers, OF one Of llrm, shall, on Monday
tie 18th day Of January next, before the front
door of The Eagle Hotel, in the Ciy of Rich
n'ond, proceed To sell the aforesaid tract OF
land, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
q, public auction, ior the purposes OF the said
tfnst. The improvements on this land. are n
two story brick dwelling house, with two rooms
on n floor, IA brick Office, with other necessary
out houses an ice house, and "A framed over
s.er's house, barn. &c. &c. The water is equal TO
any In The upper country, the improvements in
good condition, The plantation under n good
system ofcul,ure, and adapted to the growth OF
FIST rate tobacco, corn AMI wheat. The situa-
ton Is healthy aud the ueiehborhood desirable
This land IS situated about one mile from New
Glasgow, the county town, about miles from
The court house ofthe county 81 about 20 miles
from iynchburg.
p. N. NICHOLAS, Irus-
WIN. NEkEhvlS, tees.
Al the request of the trustees, the above sale
will al Il o'clock, and will he con
Quoted by THOS. TAYLOR.
Nov. Is. tds27
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Nov27,

NVfIRGINlA-At Superior Court oil Oh an
v Gerry, noIden at the town Oi Lynehbnrg
On ,he 22a day OF Oei. 1923, DayidS Gar
land, Wm. Walton and JAMES Penn, late mer.
chants and partners, trading under The firm OF
Garland, Walton and Penn, Wm. Shelton and
Andrew Moreland, under The firm and style oil
sheiton aud MOrelaud, Andrew Moreiand,
Riciard Whitton, Ihomas Norvell, Samuel
n1rland, Thomas Austin, who sue in their
Own right and for such other creditors as may
choose 10 unite in this suit and pay Their pro.
portion ot the costs. pllis.
against
sally Woodson, admr. OF John Woodson,
decd, Samuel I. Moodsou, Joseph Penn,
John Warwick, late high Sheriff OF Amherst,
George s. Holloway, Wm. Morgan aud Field.
tug Bradford, defts.
The defendant, George S. Holloway, who
10 out olihis country, and against whom the
plaintiffs appear 10 have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against abse NJ desen-
dants, still failing 10 appear and answer, on
he motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel, the
court DOH take their bills tor confessed as "a
Tint defendant and the cause coming on 10
he heard on HE bill, answers of the defend.
ants, Joseph Penn, William Morgan and FIELD
ing Bradford EXHIBITS aud the decretal orders
OF the 10Th oil May, the 2blh of July, and the
2slh OF December, 1925. which appears 10
nave been duly served on the other defend
ants, was argued by counsel, on cousldera-
ton whereof, The court doth order that the
defendant, Sally WoOdson, render an account
OF h'r administration ot tho estate OF her IA.
ttstBte before one Of the commissioner, oil
he court, who is directed TO examine, state
and settle the same, and make report thereof
'p li'c court, with any matters specially sta.
ted, thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties Ia he SO stated.
copy--Ieste
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2T.

AIRGINiA-At n Superior Court OF Chso
Gerry, holden al the town oi Lynchbnre,
on the 2slh day OF Oct, 1923, Daniel u. Per-
row, jun. pllf.
against
Saml. Jordan, Branch Jordan. Clement Town
sen aud German Jordan, defis.
This cnuse came opihis dsy to he heard on the
bill, answers. exl,ibits and examinations { wit
uesses, and was argued by counsel. On consid-
Grafton whereof, the court doth refer the &C.
counts between the parties to one OF its commits
sioners who is directed TO examine, state and
settle the same, 4 # any thing like usury OF ex-
%toriIon appears, to strike II out. h make report
hereof 10 the court with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent 10y himself or re-.
CURED by the parties TO be- SO stated.
A oopy-resIe J. WILLS, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFTCE,2
Lynchburg, ~ ~. 1926.
The parties III this cause will take notice,
that | have appointed Saturday the seven
leenth day of January next, TO carry
the foregoing order OF court into eleci,
On which day, AT the hour of nine o.
o'clock A. NJ. they are required To al.
tend at my office, in TN town, with their
accounts, vouchers, and copies of court pa.
pers, prepared for examination and settle.
ment. Oh. p. JOHNSTON. C.
D'c.i. wiw33
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NIE6fSIA--At n superior CoUrl'ol CHM
Gerry, holden At the town OF Lynehbufg,
IN The I'D day OF OCT. 1928. Archibald Rot.
erlsoD. acting executor Vi james N. Brown,
decd. PHI.
against
James w smith, Robert Rivers and Wm.
billiard, dsl;s.
The defendant, Robert Rivers. who is oni
of this country aud against whom the PLAN
iiF appears 10 have proceeded in The mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants
still falling 10 appear and snsweI, m lie mo
ton oil the plaintiff by counsel, the court doth
take his b'll for confessed, as 10 that defend
| AMI and the cause coming GU 10 be heard on
the bill, answers Of the other defendants ant
exhibits was argued by counsel, on consider
alton whereof, The court doth refer the &C
counts between the parties TO one Vi Ills conI
missioners who Is directed 10 exnmine slais
and settle the same, and make report thereo
10 the court, with any uiallersspecially stated
thought perlinent by himself or required b,
the parties 10 be 80 stated.
A copy-1eslo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

4SOR SAL.E.-My fine young Sialiioa o.
timus, inferior in point of form to no
Horse in Virginia, of the most approved STOCK
aud proven himself to be the most valuable
stock horse. He may be seen by application
TO the subscriber, in Charlotte county, near
COOKERS Ferry, and the terms known, whichwil
be accommodating. ED. W. HENRY.
Aug Is. ts2.