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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21
Newton s Pilgrim Triumph

Newton's Pilgrim Triumph
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Owen on the spiri,
Opie's Works
Opie on Lying
Orphan Lucy
Polyglott Bible
PaysOn's Sermons
Paley s Philosophy
Paleys Evidences
Paleys Natural Theology illustrated
Profession. not Principle
Pilerim's Progress
Portues' Lectures on Matthew
Pocket Bible
Persecuied Family, by Pollock
Pink Tippet
Pilgrims of India
Reformed Pastor
Refuge and Guide
Review OF Methodist Controversy
Religious Fashions
Ralph Gemmell
Reciprocal Duties
Sunday School Hymns
Stuarts Journal
Slnarts Commentary on Hebrew
Springs Essays
Spring on Reg neration
Scougel's Life of God
Scots ESSAYS
SCOTS Family Bible
SCOTS Letters and Papers
Scots theological Works
SeIfkHowedge, by Mason
Storms Reflections
Scripture Illustrations
ShoG d'scourses for chidrso
Sacra Preyata
Simpsons Plea
Succes Ia life
Shirt of Pfa,er
SctiptUre History
Sunday School Schemes.
Il
Thornton on Repentanc.
Trial OF AniiChIist
lay lar on the AtODemeis
Iay!ors Remains
Union Spelling Book
v
Village Hymns
Village Dialogues
Village Sermons
VISITS of Mercy
Village School.
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Woods on Infant Baptism
Watts Psalms and Hymns
WalsOn's Apology
Wardlaw on Ecciastes
Nisdom's Voice
Wilson's Sabbath.
Y
Young Jewess
YOUTHS C8sket
lions Pilgrim
lions Harp
Zimmerman on Solitude.
Aug 81 q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21

LIB uHAAAY from the subscribers on Sun
"a lay nigh, las, MOSES AND
JESSE. Bot areol bright yellow complex.
lo" Ala.ss aIioui forty years old, has braHd
round iaae. busby hair AID speaks slowly
Jesse is supposed be ab0u; thirty years old,
/. moro intelligent, Of rather thin visagc, aud
somewhat ffaol,led II is likely they may at
fet1pl 10 pass as free men, aud cndea,ot To
rave the shle. LII lLEBliY JENkiaS,
NM. A JONES,
Primer edward, Sept Z, w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21
Botetourt Land for sale.

r OFFER fol sale ,he tract of land on which
- now reside, IN the county OF Botc'umf
aud On the WATERS o Kuanoke Que mile from
Tosh's Ford, ON the Bent Mountain road ad-
Joining the land ofJohr Pcrsinger and others.
containing 21o acres-there are about 100 n
cres OF cleared land which is well enclosed aud
in fine order ior cropping. Said tract is well
adapted to the production of corn, wheat oats,
rye, 'baoc co and clover, and is surpassed in
fertility by few tracts in the neighborhood. The
improvements are II plain, but comfortable
dwelling, Kitchen, barn. table, nc &c.
will shew the land aud nuke known the
terms TO any Que disposed to buy.
JAS. EVANS,
Boisiori. August %, 1929. ava
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L WILL sell from BOO to $40 acres OF ,nclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford count, three
quarters of IA mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is wei adapt.
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
Kind o. grain usually cultivated in the ndghbor
hood IS well altered, and lies better tIan any
tract OF its size in this part ofrhe country 1t
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
Will be very accommodating say ore, two
and three years, upon small payment ir hand
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. 500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-21
WET NURSE WANTED.

4 LIBERAL price will be given for the hire
N of wet nurse that is Of good character
and healthy. apply at this Office.
August IS. Is
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= q A II 8, e. G..

1rAOR SALE by the subscriber, large sup
~ ply oil SOAPS, viz Fancy Soaps, great
variety. Engiish aud American, Windsor Vesti.
mental and TurpentGe Soaps and Veslimental
Essence. Howell DAWES.
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sel tho Store Of Dir. George Bagby. Lyach-
'uIg.
Ae1ander's Evidences
AleKsnder;s Canon fihe Scriptures
AI'afomy of Drunkenness
Almost Christian
Assistant Ia family Religion
Afflicted Mans Companion
Aiphabet on Cards for Childfea
African Valley.
IL
Bel(rage's Addresses
Beeci,er on iniemperance
Beecber's Or casionai SeimoD
Bakers Gail
Bakers Saints Rest
ButleT's Analogy
Bucks Works
Backs Ezpositor
Bucks Remains
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Bunya Holy War
Beauie on Truth
Beauties of the Bible
Browns Concordance
Bucbanans Lite
Buchanan's Works
Brainerd's Life
Boston's fourfold State
Browns Dictionary ofBbe
Beveridgo's private thoughts
Beckersiiih's Scripture Help
Beckerstith's do abridged by himself
BeckeTstith on Prayer
Beckersilh on the Lord Supper
Bible Atlas
Broken Hyacinth
Biblical Antiquities
Corse of Time "a poem by r. Pollok
Clarke on the promises
Gases of Conscience.
Ceci's Remains
Confession of Faith (PresbJ teIian)
Chalmers Evidences
Chalmers Works
Cruden's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chatachism on the Parallels
Common Prayer
Common objections to Chrisianny
Christians Companion
Christian Hindoo
Dwigbts Thee ogy
Dicks Christian Philosopher
Dicks Philosophy of future State
Dun Allen
Dictionary of Bible
Death OF Ahel
Davies Sermons
Dover Hymns
Dodrdge on Regeneration
Decision
Destruction of Jerusalem
DwightS Dictionary for S.iSehool Teach.
eTs
Edwards on the affections
Earskine and Leslie
Edwards ON the VIII
Edwards on original Sin
Effects OF Imagination on nervous system
Edgworth's Works complete
Elzabeth Palmer
English Mary.
Farewell TO time
.Etayeis Saint Indeed
Flavel's Saclamen'aI Mediiations
FEvel's 1ouckstone
Fla'eI on keeping the healt
Flavel's Fountain Of Lie
Force OF Truth
Fathers Z. esent 10 his Children
Father { cement
Fathers Reasons for embracing Christian.
ity
Faher's ID les Of RomaniSm
Faber's Difficulties Of lnidelity
Fair Child Family
Fosters Essays
Fullcr's Gospel
Fishers Calechsm.
G.
Guide TO Domestic Happiness
Guilty Tongue.
Horne's Introduction
Homes do abridged by himself
Harriet Newell
Horne on the Psalms
Halls Sermons
Halls Poltmicks
Ha"e's Lectures TO young men
Holy Ii. ing
Hunter Sacred Biography
Hindoe Traveller
Jays Sermons
Josrphus Works
Infants Progress
Johns History Hebrew Commonwealth
James Christian Charity
James Family Monitor
james Church members Guide
Janeway on the AtoDement
Jays Prayers
Jays Lectures
Juvenile Magazine
Imitation of Christ by Thos. A, Kempis
X
Kidd on the Sonship of Christ.
Life of Legh Richmond
Life of St Paul, by Littletou
Life Of Hannah Moore
Life OF Martin Luther
Life of Calvin
Life OF Pliny Fisk
Life of Parsons
Lie Of Mrs. Graham
Life OF Mrs Judson
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8 100 REWARD,

ED ANYWAY from the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re.
IA Niding NJ Dan river Mils, 10 miles above
Dan lille The other, ON tho Yadkin river, in N
c. lim'les Southwestern Salen, ahou, the LIST in,t.
two negro men WESLEY JACOB. Wesley
is large black fellow, ahouI feet hiph thicl,
lips. and remarkable large feet. aud about -
years Of age. Jacob is inclined 10 be yellow. "A.
bout "a wears old, feet J or 8 inches high
-o"e leg aud thigh somewhat smaller
aod perhaps shorter than the other, stoous in
his walk-esn read. aud sonnet times pretcnds
TO preach and fxhort amongst the nesroes-a
blacksmith by trade, clothes not recolected
We believe they are aiming for The State OF
Ohio. or Pennsylvania, aud will proba, ~
change their names and pass as free men. We
will give the above reward for sand negroes. il
delivered 10 euher Of the subscribers M their
places OF residence, or fly dollars il secured
III jail, 70 that We gel them.
GEORGE ADAMS.
I. NATHAN CHAFFIN.
UP The Wythe Argus and Winchester Re.
publican will insert the above 4 fines, and for.
ward their account to this office for coll ectiop.
Sept. ,s
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WHEAT,

WHEAT.
WYE WISH 10 purchase several thousand
" bushels ofWheat,fo which the hiphcst
market price will be given.
MKEE, ROBINSON SCO.
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Corse of Time "a poem by r, Pollok
Clarke on the promises
Cases Of Conscience.
Ceei's Remains
Confession of Faith (Presb5 terian)
Chalmers Evidences
Chalmers Works
Cruden's Concordance
Conversations on the Bible
Christian Pilgrim
Chalachism on the Parallels
Common Prayer
Common objections to Christianity
Christians Companion
Christian Hindoo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13
CRIPPLE-ToT .S0Te.

q N me 2Sd day oil February next, at Cumberland Court, I
- will sell al public auction, my horse CRIPPLE. on three
Payments; the h,st to be made on the FIRST day Of January
1851 and the others ON the first day uf January in the two
succeeding. years, Gay 1885,, S2l Wherever Cripple ha.
stood, he II known 10 be one Of the finest foal getter, in
The State and II IS perhap, not saying too much 10 as.ert, that
he can show a greater proportion Of fae colt, than any horse
within my kno~irdge; indeed a, far as I am competent TO
Jndgf, have never seen an Indifferent colt gotten hy him. He
sixty one mares during the last season, aud no doubt
would have covered many more, but for the wan, Of proper
which his owners were entirely uusbie 10 give 10
the SUBJECT. Cripple was bcgoteu by the celebrated bor,e
Buck, his dam by the well known horse Ccltiva,or. Ss.
was The most perfectly formed mare I ever saw. Cripple il f,
he blood hay with black legs, and hut for the ai,loc alton Of
ms shoulder at one year old (which affected his size1 is a
oIse OIL most perfect form, he Is wrthAil q remarkably sure
Acoo'dingto former advertise NJ emit; Cripple would
appear 10 have been nine years old last spring; but ii, be.
lieVed ne VIII be only nine next spring. A boui with spprnv.
ed security for each payn .nt will he required Of the purchase.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Jan. 10. on ,,,d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

brought back to $1,000. But these Two merchants,
n * Is, are called upon TO say what was the
amount OF funds in their hands to the credit of
this individual on the 3lst day Of Decembcr; the
day on which the orders were dratDn, upon which
credits were given on their respective books, and
they each replied that there were 81, 5000 max
ing in all $4,000.
We called upon the Presidents Of the Banks TO
tell us the amount Of public money to the credit
OF the Commonwealth, on the 3Ist day OF Decem-
Der. 1927, the day on which the cross checks tcere
drdtua, and before they were paid, and their "a
mount was included in the amount of credits.
1t was the practice of the Treasurer, 70 check
on one Bank in favour Of the other, TO cqualiZe
his deposits, the law requiring an equal portion Of
the public treasure TO be kept in each Bank. On
examining his deposits, he discovered that there
were 500 more in the Virginia Bank than
there were in the Farmers Bank; the sums could
be equaized by drawing q check for $40, 900 up
on the Virginia Bank in favour of the Farmers.
The Treasurer would be credited for that sum of
monet upon the books of the Farmers Bank, and
debited with that sum in the Virginia Bank.
Or 1t might happen that the Treasurer would
ind II convenient TO draw checks, with a view oil
rcguiaung his deposits according to law, in the
different funds of the Commonwealth.
The public treasure is deposited in Bank TO the
credit of the following different funds TO the
credit OF the Commo wealth, 70 the Board of Pub
lie Works, to the Literary Fund, and to the James
River Company.
Keeping the public treasure in two Banks ad.
joining each other, and placing il to the credit OF
different funds, enabled the Treasurer 10 deceive
the officers of the Bank, and the constituted au-
thorities OF the Government. ]. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13
Sue Of Land, NregrOes. ~

iS SHALL offer for sale al The late feudence OF Jnt. STARK.
~ deed, ~ The County OF Hsnover, on Ftidsy the soth Of
this month, II iar, otherwise the next fan day thcreaater nm.
a credit Of oUe, two sud three years, several smafl tract, Of
lsnd adjoining the tract on which said deed resided; ais one
Jher tract called L~It,PpageEJ containing about 28s acres. near
Hendricks Tavern this tract is well .tmbered and ia consider
ed superior to any land in the neigbborhOoJ, bonds With per
'9nai security aud deeds Of tfast will Se required 10 secure the
purchase money.
the same time and place shall offer for sale upon = cred
u OF sr months, ten or fifteen likely young negroes, eonsit-
ing Of men, boys, end girls, (or a part Of the negroes cash
viii be ftquited2 Al'o all the crops, a foe parcel u stock,
plantation utensils, esrrsge sud barnes, sulky and harness, a
valuable sill, household and kitchen lurndufe; will be hired
out attbe time several Negroes, belonging to The estate.
JOS. SrARKE, sdm,or.
with the will annexed,
Jan. 10 ~ 9,.1Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13
NHLE-

1EfAVING sold my plantation On which I now reside; will
&N& be sold without reserve AZ my dwelling housa, in Pow.
bstsn County, near Deep Greek bridge, all the stock, WORK
horses, sir oke Of oxen, 9 or 7 milch cows, aud about 20
sock of estle, fifty eight head u sheep, between forty and
hty head u hogs, two or carts in good order, eight or ten
Plough' Of both sizes, one hundred and twenty barrels Of corn,
from five 10 liz hundred bushels n Osts In the straw0 one
house hold and kitchen furniture. Ferns, for all suns under
The purebaser eiv,oy bcnd vtb sorroysd ,eey,ao, ~ .ttul,i
nle will be Thursday the ed INST. fJsnuary1 Should he
day be very bad, II will be continued from day to day, uunI
completed. PETER
NJ u. The corn will he sold IN lots Of ten barrels eso n.
os,s . within 100 ystds Of NaFi5a0ie water. PS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

THE FAIR

I'hE public ere informeJ that toe Fair Tor the benefit n the
Orphan Asylum thus city, will be held in the Cfv-EsIJ
on Thur'dsy the 18th January. The doors will be open,at II
~ me morning aud elo'edst5 in The evening; and al 7 in The
Ticket. Of admission may be obtained at The Book Stores Of
riE"bybobn, Nash aud Collins, = fsv days previous TO the
Fair, " at The DIOR =. the time Of entrance. I'm case Of Ind
weaiher iihe doors will not he opened Price Of Tickets IS
cents, children ~ ~ cts.
All the articles made for the Fair may be deposited 81 The
room appointed any day after "Wednesday the 7h.
Jsn 10. IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13
PUEIIC SALE

Ss4Y virtue Of SundIy executions. O. the sheriff of D;nuiJ.
10 die eoen'y direeted, ana by me levied, / shall expose 10
sale, ON Monday The 18th inst. at -Dinwiddie couftbou,e III
being court day1 the RACE MARE, named '"
ST III u 4.
Also, a moiety Of The one named
UWE TT E..
Lately the property Of Richard z. d iling. Terms, cash.
N J. PEGRAM, %. S. of
Edward Watkins, Sheriff OF Dinviddie.
J,n. 70. ~ Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

TN chdneeyy,- at a Quarterly ecu continued and held 70,
Il Cumberland County, the 18th day Of Oct, 1879:
Wm. Murray, Pin.
against
Sanu., HSh,on, Guardian sd Item for Robert Skipwith.
Wm.M NJ. Skipwith, Geo. W. Skipwdh, Corneiis I. 6kip~ith,
en1 Thomas ID. Skipwith, Selia Tucker, Hunberston Skip.
Dolly Harrison, Robert Nichola', Mary Skirwth, VIM. T..
Grynes and other, Defu.
fhe def, ndant Henry Skipwith no, having entered hi.sr.
pesrance and given seouri,y aooordinsto the Act Of Assembly
aud the rule. OF this Court, and u, appearing 10 the sstisfsetiUn
o, the Coui,, tina, he i. no. su iphAtiisnt OF thi, Country: II 1,
cTc.fed that The said defep, ant do sEptar here on the iHt day
II Janua'y Term next, aud answer the Plaint6'. bill, and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some nsw,psper
published IN the CRY of RiehuonJ, for two months success
lively, aud posted at the front door VI the CoIl .hsuss oFlhs
County. Aeopy. Tests,
TSCliAR. D. C..
DscA. 69-ws,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

Boarding HouSe-6y Mrs. %. ". WaIfboU
q He has taken 4 house over the store formerly recun;sa
- by Mes'rs. WIN. Eesle, &co. and now by Me.r, ersrn;.
Sor 4 Brothers-situa;ed al the inter section IF Main ST.,
and The Street leading from Mayo's bridge, in the most ri,..
mt ard central psIt Of the City.
The house Is now undergoing repair aud by the i.t OF Nov.
next, she will be prepared 10 accommodate Ladje, A. Ger,Ia,
men rom the country with hoard & lodging for any Ienrih Of
time they may choose TO remain in town.
"A good livery stable i. verv conveniently situated ub.ro
horses vWpe we'll provided for-She hopes, from Ioo,i al.
vantasesHnt-the stricte,t attention to the oomfr-t Of he,
ooarders, 'he will he able TO meet with announcement a
lew members OF the Legislature osn be well accommodated
Nnn nettn X ,oneIns Oct.iI 47-wtf
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.. TO ,yjf.
Il. S . November, in the fhyihird year Of The Ipd,nen.
.. d.nce of ths S Of America, THo,S W. WHITE.
Il the said District, hath depo.ted in tbi. oTre Inc
,hlc offs book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor. in
the word, following, 10 wit:
"Edge-HiA: or, The Family Of the Fstsroyals;"
a .N0veL. BY a VIRG1N1AN.
"Fierce War, and faithful Tore,
find Truth seuere, By fairy Fiction drest.n GeAv.
"M IIco Volitmcs."
10 conformity 10 the Act Of tn Ccnsres, of the u StAt,.
entitled An act for the encouragement Of learning nv e.
curing the copies Of msp,. charts, aud, hooks, To the authors
and Pr.o,Ptie'ors of such soPies, during the time therein u.eu-
uoned'' RID JEFFRIES,
CLERK efthe Eastern Dis'fo pa.
,D'in answer 10 the varioss Inquiries, verbal and written.
Hbieh hsve heen made, the Publisher announces. thai The
FOREGOING work il; il press, and will appear in about four
weeks. As the number cfoopits will be limited, Book,lIer,
ana Others who wish 10 noses them, would do we'll 10 leave
Their names with The Publisher, with MIR. Jno. IL. Nah, Me.srs.
Collin, i Co., CT w. II. Fit1shylsonu.
TThe author of the above work j. unEnoau. nov;,b,,sn5.
ing the many ingeniou. conJeetures which are aaoa,.
Jan. 8. ru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

~ IdnnGpeT County Court, Sept. 9Th, 1923.
I'D 1siD SflCEi, Robert g.. Spieer, David Spieer spd
Lucy SPietr, the three LAST OF whom are chi JJr,n NJ
psnJsmlp Sgieer, deed; Obe.ley Tbaetsr aud Polly III, wife.
~ ieI rory bPieer, and WIN. J shu,on and Ffsucs, bi,
nn"e, 'oImety Frances SPieer, which said 6rd meplioneJ
DIsro 900 Benjamin SpiceT, Polly Thacker, aud FTsnee.
against P""
Nathsn,eI DIeken,oD, sdw'or de bonis non Of Dsvid sriesy
oecd, john Davis and Susanna his wife, formerly Su,snn,,
queer, THOMAS w Spicef, Henry Spicer, John L. Sim, md
Chaacerv. W
ins day came The plsisif, by their counsel, and The bu
ana sDswer OF the ~defendsoy Nathaniel Die kep,on II
NOR De oguis 9on Of Dsyid 5Picer deed, being 6ls1' and
me other defendants, mt having entered their sppesrsnss
and gwen security according 10 the Act Of Assembly and Ie
Tules OF this court, AMI Il sppesrips tothe saii.fs ton n dbe
court, that they ste not i%nhshitsDts OF this eommopwe,ir.s -,
the motion of The rlsinti6s Il IS ordered, that the ,,;s dsfsn.
isnis, John DAVIS snd Savanna be wife, Thom,, w So.
Hemy Sgieer, Jotu l. Sims aud Elizabeth his vile. .pn,,s
nce on tie FIRST day Of March court nerC, and ,n,. ssFf,S.
itiuth' said big snd that a copy Of III, 81, ~ 80
"ih n.eied ~ ibs Enquirer, = newtpsper puhIrbed i, ,bs
'iHfhmond, fgt two months suet ess.ivsIv ,nJ 1h,", s 10y
'nsr copy be ported attbe front door Of ,he eouftbou,s 81 IN.
cguaty. a copy. Tfte 't'
Ia, puICiP'B D. WINSTON, C. ".
Tf-~94
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

day OF December. 1925: when iayins obtained,
from the FIST and second Auditors, Abstracts show
and paid out by the Treasurer, up TO that time,
they counted the money in the Treasury Office,
and addressed inquiries TO the Presidents Of the two
Banks as TO the state Of the funds in the Banks
TO the credit OF the Commonwealth, James River
Company, Board Of Public Works and Literary
Fund, who furnished statements, by which toge-
thcr with the precautions taken, satisfactorily was
established the accuracy f the Treasurer's ac-
counts then; and also at the end OF the fiscal year.
The annexed statement is a summary view OF the
state oil the public funds on the 29tb December,
1928, viz:
Balance 10 the credit Of the Commonwealth on
the books OF the Treasury office ON the morning
oil 18th Dec. 1928. e3i6,422 10
Do to credit on Literary Fund. 1920 %
Do to credit of tie Jaures River
Company, $1,000 to
nctJ credit OF the Board Of Put.
lie Works, -32 GO
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~. 2Ah Nov 1929
ihrn.. e 6,x,un aud Sally " Su.aa hi. u;es nAc

NFN OhahctIy- n a CouIt heId Tor CunhtTIand Onunfy, tHc
~. 2Ah Nov 1929
Thoma. T Swami aud Sally w. Swami hi. wife, Pits.
against
Allen Wilson rnd Daniel A. Allen, Ex'ors Of Sally Macon
decd Rssecce Red, Jefferson Woojson and Sally hi, wife.
Robert fanisn.i and De'.sy II. his, wife, Miller woodson,
Guardian I'D ltem for Amanda Redd, Ann Redd, Rebeccs
Redd, George Redd, Jan. Reid, Robert Redd, Marth. Redd,
Andst,on Redd, Virginia M'ehsux, Be,sey Michaux and Ma.
con MichsuI, charles Galloway and Sailey his wife, Joseuh
M'shauI, Jr, d Joseph Fuqua, Richard Mieh.u1, jr. Geo,
W. unp .ni Ueo. runp, Defta
The Defendants jefferson Wood,on and Sally, hi, wife.
Anirew MoRpberts aud Amanda, hi, wife, hsrles Galloway
aud Sally, h' wife, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the Act OF Assembly & the rule,
this curt, and ii Appearing by Satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants Of this country: Ordered that the said
defendants d. sppear here on the fl.t day of the next Feb.
ruary teup, snh answer the bill cf the PlsiutiH,; aud that q
copy OF this order be forthwith inherited IN some newspaper
published IN the City of Richmond, for two month, sue es,ive-
" aud posted at the trout door Of the courthouse Of this coun.
fsciakNER wooDsoN.
Dec. II. es-vo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13
LAW r. DADE, Co.'S.
VINCENT WITCIlLR. c. G. IL ID

4 patiof the resolution Of tie House OF Dele
gates Of tie I'll inst. addressed 20 he Executive.
requires Of me, who was a member of the Com.
m''ee 20 eKarlbe into the state Of the Treasurv,
&C. ca.rr tie lest quarter 81 INC rnsf fs5T -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13
ZACH U. CRlTTENDEN-
%ATroRNEY a ~

AIIvHN n Vt INV.
VrH addition 10 the courts 81 Essex anI MiadIe,sx and a..
~ ,urcfiot aud quarterly courts ofdte County Of Rieh.ond
viii regularly sueud The sup stiof courts Of obSneery fr a.,
Freierictshurc Ditficf- All business ipiruaef d, b,u, Il, ~.
professional capacity, shall receive his strietct sWe1don%
R%ssideute, TeTgshsnnosk.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-13

I'm Chanesry, Prince Eeward October court, 1895. "
y Germsn Y. Stokes, Meriwether Hurt aud Labs,tou RAJ.
con, u. beng the partners Of German Y. Stoke. Z 90.
against
WIN. II. Harrison aud Edmund Locket, Sheriff Of Prince
Edward county, aud as adm'or Of Wn. Harrison, deed.
- Dena
The Def. Wm II. Harrison no, having entered his srpear.
anee aud given security according 10 an Act Of Assembly, and
The rule, Of this court, and 1t appearing, to the satisfaction Of
the court that he is not an iuhsbitant Of this State: On the
motion OF the oompits by consent, il i, ordered, that the said
3et WIN. II. Harrison, do appear here on the frat day Of Feb.
suary court next, aud answer the complainsnts bill, and that
a copy III this order be forthwith inserted in some on. Of the
public newspapers printed IN the City Of Richmond for two
months suees.ivsiy, and also posted al The front door Of the
courthouse of this County. A COPY. Te,tc,
b. WORSHAM, C. c..
Does s4-vsx.