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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
EXECUNNR'S SAIE.

:" ILL be sold 10 the highest bidder ON the
w frs, Monday in January next, of the late
residence Of Robert Cobbs, deed. in the coun-
~ OF Campbell, the Remaining stock OF hones
cows, sheep, hogs, 2 yoAe of oxen, or cur,
plantation utensils, corn, fodder. household
aud Kitchen furniture Nc. Twelve months tred
4 viii be given on all sums over FIVE dollars OF
Eve aud under, cash will &c eqlired.
WM COBBS, Executor
OF Robert Cobbs, deceased.
Dec 90 tds3q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Dec

NT1kGlN A At Superior Court Of Cnnn.
Gerry. holden at the town OF Lynchbufg
IN the 10Th dav Of October, 1929. David
HlQgnbotham, Daniel lliggnbotham and Tho
mas Higginbotham, merchants and partner,
trading under the style and firm OF ID. and d
Higginbothan o. Co. Puts
against
Edward A Cabell, admr. dc bonis non,
OF jesse Jones. dee. IaInes Montgomery late
curntor the estate Of hespid Jesse Jones, dec.
Edmund + Cofey, Cornelius Powell the for.
met ndmr de bonis non of the aid Jesse Jones,
dec. the sa,d James Montgomery aud Pleasant
Mitchell, his securities tie said Pleasant
Mitchell aud Apph,a his WIFE Laehariah Mitch
ell aud CiariSsa his vile. and William jones
Shelton Jones, Cstharine Jones, Anderson
Jones, Betsy Jones and Harrison Jones' infants
by the clerk OF this court, specially assigned
their guardian. Dehs
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the papers formerly read, and the report of
Commissioner JohnSton made In pursuance of
the order oiiwenlielh day of October, one ihon-
sand eight hundred and twenty eight, with ex.
eepiious ,hereunlo by the defendants, Edward
A. Cabel aud Pleasant Mitchell aud was ar
gued by counsel On consideration whereof
the court doth commit the said report, with the
exceptions ibersuntJ TO one of its Comm ission-
ers, for him 10 Consider and report thereupon
as heretot ,re direct ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
's~-~s--.
T. RUST SALE,


HbURSU An | 10 deed of trust executed
n 10y Edmund Pate and Sarah his wife, TO
taesahsGr'bets, bearing date the Isl day of in.
", 1929 and duly admitted 10 record 10 the
county Courts of Bedford and Patrick, we
hall proceed To sell, to the higest bidder, for
ready money, before The door the fanklin
Hotel, IN the town of Lynchburg, on the llth
day ofJanuary next, The following property, to
wit one Tract OF Land, lying and being in
the county oI Bedford, containing 1913 81 a.
cres--lhis land is situated on thr waiers OF
Sandy Run, known by the name of Hobs uact,
aud Joins tbs hand of Henry p Feather. and
others. Likewise, one o,her tract, lying in the
same county. containing lUS acres, called
Farmers tract, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
Howell, q. Carter aud others. Also one other
tract, containing 100 acres, lying in the county
oil Patrick, on The waters OF Jack Creek, which
land was patented 10 John Ward on the lUth
day of July, 1884, and convey ed by him To the
said Edmund Pate Acting as Trustees, the
subscribers will only convey such title as is
vested IN them as such.
The sale will be conducted 10y John X. ID.
Pavne, Aurr.
ELIJAH FLETCHER, }Trus
NM, LANGHORNE, tees.
Dec tds33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

a GENTLEMAN wishes 10 hiro for the
- ensuing year, first rate male servant '-
For particulars inquire a. the Yirginlan oliice.
Doc q Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
Oct. Is.

l,sasIa>>ts SsySseE=z7EA Il me me ol Stages
@fWFLtst EEySssS51IExs recently running from
s-s.z;s-.-1s-..z Lynchburg to- Aexan
dta twice week, informs tho citizens of
Lynchburg and us Vicinity that this line now
tuns three times n week, aud is extended TO
the City of Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, new line
of Stages, unequaIled in this Country in spleen.
dor aud maguIiicence, aGd travelling also it'll
greatrapidlty. With view To the public accom-
mediation, aud with view 10 save passengers
the Inconvenience of hunting for, mud procur,
ing seats for Baltimore when arrived in Wash
ngton, The proprietor bas formed a come Xion
with this new line, thus constituting a con.
nected line from Lyi chhurg TO Baltimore, aud
from Baltimore TO Lynchburg.
The Stage leaves Lynchhurg on Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings. The time
taken on the road to the North is one dav to
Charlottesville from Lvnchbmg 10 Washing.
ton two DAYS, aud until | o'clock NJ. ca
the thIrd-samr day reach Baltimo.e by ha
after o clock, p. N. and on the next day in
New York, SO that in four days the passen gers
may take tea III New York. The Stage from
Baltimore for Lynchburg leaves Baltimore a
bout 8, A. NJ. on Monday, THURSDAY aud Sat
urday reaches Barnards Man sion Hotel in
Washington City by 10. A.. NJ, drops into my
line at II O'Clock same day--in one day there
after reaches Charlottesville, and ON the second
ynchburg-thus running from Baltimore 10
Charlottesville in two, and 10 Lyhci burg in
three days.
FARE rom Lynchburg TO Baltimore
81. WM. SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31

EofEtTFuLLYi inform their friends and
10 The public generally that they have NOV.
eu 10 Tue house formerly (Walker L. Co.'S. En-
po'ium oil fashions) They have on hand
large assortment OF every article in the dress
line, which will be sold al unusual low prices.
y. b. large assortment Of FUR and SEAL.
SKIN CAPS.
DECD is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
.TOTiCE.-Thesnt,

ATOTiCE.-Thesut
~ scriber has at his
Store, in the southwest
c. rner Of Pittsy l,ania
county. IL miles above
Danyille, a FIRST ratt
Jack and Jinney for
sale. The Jack is 8 yeap :
old next LING and TN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
NEW STORE.

a VI Just received, direct from Ne"
n n York, a splendIdd lot of staple and tan
y Goo g, all OF winch have beeu purchased
s,"ce our regular fall supplies by our agent Ia
New York. and are OF the very lat 81 import
lions. Among the many articles which We have
the pleasure OF Offering 10 the public. are the
following beautiful goods. which vail be- sold
much lower Than previous fall purchases;
Fancy Bronze Prints
FoulaId do
Black and white do
Fancy colored Gro de Maps
lsmarines aud Palmyrines
Black, aud blue black Gro D. Ian
Super black Italian Lusuing. aud Leyan-
tines
E,tra fine black Bombazine
DO black Nankin Grapes
Black and Coored Silk Bra
Co,ored Circassians
lhIbeI and LthographC Neck Hdkfs.
Also on hand, a large assortment OF DO
MEslIC and W0OLLEN GOODS.
Nov. %. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
y-resie. ! WILLS, III
COMM SsIONER's OFFICE. !

Lynehputg. Nov 10, 1880.
The parties Ia this cause, will take notice
that have appointed rue-day the 2sih dnv OF
January next, to commence the accounts dire.
Ted by the foregoing order of court. on winch
day. al The hour III nne O'Clock IN the morning,
they are requested to attend at my office. in
this ttwn, ;th their accounts vouchers and CO
PIES Of court papers, prepared FOR examination
aud settlement. JAS. BENAGil. ok.
Dec. 81. w1w37
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Fall and W inter Goods.

Sept q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

On EST ESSIYELD Academic, Institution
~ is situated in the county of Ches,eed aout six miles
south o the Court House, and nine miles northwest fo
Petersburg IN very healthy and icky settled eaorhood
large and coodious House has lately becn L,, nv tho
friends OF Science IN this county, and finished of agrecabv IL,
the most approved modern plan, aud will shortly he supplied
OF the comfort and oil the students We think il
exeelied by bat few Houses the kind IN the State
Inc Academy VIII open IN the house no~ereced for the pu
pose, on the m Monday January continue during
the scholastic year of ten months under the
WILLIAM SiENER, who graduated milton olc.,
August, and has that time been successfully cl
ged in teaching tie tirv,S and Latin languages, together with
the various branches of r'~Sh education Has uuoiica
tions ami as.iduiiy Teacher AMI cul cthod of pre-
serving virtuous and honorable emulation uons ~, sups
are too well known tins section @ the country cqnne
euogum from An able Assistant wilt bc employed
SION tine number of STUDENT, wi Justify the cxpec~-,
The following among the studies which viii taucH
Grammar, Geography, History Logic Rhetoric Notal rhioso
ply Elements of Criticism, Evidences of Natural aud Revealed
losopy We50crsor luons Mathematics aud Houy's Che
m'stry together with full of the approved Latin
and Greek authors. I'm addition their ordinary studies te
more advanced students Will have stated and frequent
I'm Composition, Declaration, and Forensic Dputation The
oeco the Institution is noi only to qualify Young or
engaging successfully M the various pursuits of life
also for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
Throughout the Union
The heathunosS ofe situation (einr near several sros
oexceent wacr the sober industrious the neighbo,-
hood, entirely secluded from dissipation
rener dsigne retreat Tor the pursuit OF SCIENCE we'll
the formation of correct aud vruous can he hn
in respectable families, and convenient distances tor the
moderate cc OF $50 per amum RoarderS will ne considered
rs members of the families in which they reside aud no pains
will be wanting render their situation easy comfortable
The terms of Triton VIII he, for tho dead languages
per annm and 20 dollars for the Mathematics English
studies -
Those who inclined to patronise this vo,rr
tion now struggling into le respectfully invited u call am,
See the facilities winch here presented acgui, on
useful learnnC-Ifthry do shall feel san.r in In. llrt
that will not We suffered decline want of ca
bic share of their patona2r The deeply sensible OF
the obligations under which they are laid b. tho liberal dna
tons of generous aud enlightened community II l. hore,
that their expectations will not be dsappoucd-iha the use
fitness of the institution will eventually prove Commensurate
Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
A TLANTIC soUvENIR FoR 1sa0.

A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOK 1929.
IA Ild n Ea,' eltStme,ts.
/. Presentation Plate.
q The Sisters engraved by Durang, from The ori-
oinnl Picture, by Inman.
s. Tile Page; drawn and engraved by Duranr.
L. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from a draw mo
by Newton.
3. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from drawing by
Finder.
6. The Power of Love; engraved by Durnnq. from
beautiful antique painting in the possession
of Mr.. PAD Of New York
7. Chapcau dc Pnlc; engraved by Humphreys
from the original picture, by Rubens, at Wind
Castle.
g. Hesitation; engraved by Kcarney from a drawing
by Farrier.
9. The Lady of Ruthvcn; cnrravcd by Ionracre,
from picture in the possession ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwclcomed Guest; engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by Boaden.
II. The ShiPwrccki engraved by Kearney. from y
drawing by Shelter.
II. The Contanted Captive: engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by II. Corbould
with much original Prose and Poatical matter, in
neat case. For sale by L. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
WLNFER sTR4LvED sraau OIL.
City DYeinr Establishment.

Corner IF 1871 uni .Nojp STREETS.
EINES a. UUNTLEY present their thank, 10 the ciii.
Gems and public generally for share Of patronage and
assure them ir no effort shall be inn merit conu,.
ance they have added such machinery their establishment
will enable them 10 finish goods equal ,mpoc they gaan
all their coors which for briancy and d-,rntv
pronounced by competent judges equal Ire Churc-and
they would remind the ladies send their silk and satin dresses
ripped as usual They also continue to cleanse beach
nlerino slawl7 e5hor bonucts, &c. Cenenens clothing
secured dyed or rcd,c' and epae with aud de-
patch, unable terms. del
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

In Chesi,ueid County Couf 1926, Dec. he 8fh.
Ishsm f"ckrtt in his proper person, also M,chal Wor-
snaw' sarah Nofsham, ana v iiam Worsham infant
nest friend complainanis, against John Truenan and
R"bfe'a lis wife, late Rcberca Worsham, which said
kehrecA 's'he admx of Edward Worbam, deed, seh7-
IS CHANcERY.
In's day came 'h" conpa uauis by counsel m flied
the'f Dill and II appearing to the satisfaction of the
court tlHt the said John Trurman not an inabi,, az
n u' commonwealth; on the cutiou Of ne conulainais
IL olr 'frd that the said john rrue,a apprar ., m
ine s''"HH Monday IN March aud answer the bill
OF a." camP.'n7nts. and that cnpy OF ibis ndeI he
inserted 'of t"" months successfully. u spa PEI
published in tie city of Richmond anb arnb,, cn,
psse" al he if"n' door "f the cnunu.e Of this county,
TOT two successive courts.
copy. Tcsie,
g6 ptprt pc,xD,v-r, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
Patent Balances.
~ CNrpcnlers nnd $500 .N-nh,te-

To CorPcHters o,,d Ctjincj .6.ah,rs.
I'VE Subscriber has, and win cor4ta.fIv keen
on hand, an extensive aesortrpeut OF ,iobooo-
ny and materials Of all descriptions il tll. Cabinet
Hhe' VIZ boards plank, post, crotch aud shaded We
neers, with good counter stuff. hand roigs no,vo1s
hanisters, &c FOR stores and dwelling bouscs-A Also.
cured hair, figured aud plain hair cloth. moss, gum
copol coach and cabinet vnnish oll Of which win be
sold low ior cash or good piper.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House.
4Noy q Win Street.
o. JOB PEIYT,S,, ..a-----1 - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

d AND FOR 6ALE.-lHc suDci1cr offers Tor sale 81
small iann 10 tie county Of Gloucester Is ing ON York river
"" mic. b". Gloucester Town, containing three hundred
ad oyhve acre. tndc,cudcni of island in tic river
ihs place b. up'cd 81 ue hs and Ovsiors and mas on
sprung ~ s0oa water Inc iupfO rucut- consist Of DWELLING
house. &c suited a. small Jinily. FOR Terms (which viii he
"'c"nmodatnE) Apply - Mr Richam thornton Glouceser
~ 4" u' under tgied iu tsnovcc HECTOR DAVIS.
01~JDA0prcaGcc IL m01icd oftbc mir office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
HAYWOOD SgUOUT,.-1br School will ,orp,ra

= - ROD NtBlODis.-IbN school will Terminate
poo l<h &" December, and Jr tic eu iir,
keaono iuunusnu Rr,im..,r Practical Nilt1en,f.rs &C.
H"wy. Icos Lciirs, Moral Philosophy History Con,uog,.
L"p "p lir tnsIi.h and latin Language Tic terms tor
inH H 'ito washing and lOdginr during tine scholastic ven,
W M' rd - VIII Dr loj sIUi hr STUDENT furnish Yig.
h NI ,ti"n'- w .t charged from thr commencement n
'' 10y ~ bcccl1"r. ~ winch time the scloa.c yc1T will
'0 nave rmpo'ef Latin felohcr, and If my PATRONAGE
toui Juu} %, shall Cpdo,our a. pain The aid ol INV pre.
cent c''DuoG Captain William Eadcr Ictters addressed 10
ton q TiACEET.T
NOV ~ Vgt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

VIRGINIA! At rules, holden in the clerks uRcp OF the
superior court 81 chauccry for the Richmond district
the lst day Of September, 1898 Mary o. williamson.
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert williamson and
Sophia Snecd, pits. against Ezabeih Mann ex'ix of
Joseph Mann, dec. who exnr 81 William Becdlove
dec aud John =. williamson James e. williamson Rich
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John willis and Elizabeth
his wife, Lulrb'uy Wade aud Sophia his wife, and John
l.. IuTner aud Jane his wife, which I'd John b. James
C., Sophia aud Jane, chiidfc uf Mary o. williamson
and Lucy Davis Daniel Davis, John Davis Madison
Davis, aud WIN. Davis, John w. Sampson and Ann his
Wue H,ny Chlds aud Sophia his WIFE, David Btov II and
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust aud Fanny his wife and
Agnes DAVIS, which said Daniel, John, Madison w
Aon, Sophia Lucy, Fanny ard hgncs arc children NJ
Lucy Davis dec; James williamson Thomas williamson
George Wiam'on, James Oliver md Elizabeth his wife
and Philip Gully -nd Campbell his wife, which James,
lhomas George Elizabeth and Campbel arc children Of
Ann williamson, dec DIS
The defendants James G.. william sou, Little5crry
adr and Sophia his wilc John l.. Turner ond Jane ms
we, David Brown aud Lucy his wife. James w a mson,
Thomas williamson, George Williamson, aud Philip
Gully and Campbell his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according the "
assembly aud the rules pf this court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidences that they not inhabitants of h
rountyi ordered, that the said defendants d. appear
here on The inst day of Tho telm md answer the bill
o the plaintiffs; and thar copy Of this order forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published n the city NJ Rich
mond Tor two months successvey and posted the front
door ~ 'he capitol, in the said city.
60 copy. Tosr. WV. &. PEvpLLtoN, &. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
pARNE rolNDFx1ER- G.
u. M'DONiLD.

Boot md Shoe .NqnwiacilWer,
- EcoNp door below the Old Market House Rich
= nond' Va. continues to mako 10 order ladies
9rstenen's and cl'drcns Shoes and Boots, which h,
viii warrant.
y. Donald also has the pleasure Of acquainiina
MS friends and customers that hn has lust ret,Irne,
from Ilnadclplia and New York and has brought
with INN IN extensive assortment Of Indies Oontle
men misses, boys q children BOO7.S & STOES
made b. the best workmen in those cities Je1fbe,
ana Hho1gdreTs ftDdHgs for sale at northern prices
5hces ior piIHt1tion hqnds Of his own manufacture
the materials and workmanship pf which he believe.
cdEIol pe 5brPossed m the State. Nov II
I0 PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP srFo,
w commence ON tine I'm uf January, igl9 and icruuia,
'' "c l3iupf DE" olnwing my rru Of 'rn months
'c Oh "a vacation rom the 10th or August until tire Is d
GctgIat
IfsPr qporter, = u9aHs)
90 be- paid IN advance, 81
ll"ruci.o n u Greek and Latin, so
A1t.metc Grammar nni Typography, 81
spelling, Reading and Wriiug, 81
fuel, 81 per annun. W. g. DAY
N'H. e'cr, Dec al, 1928. v3,.c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
HARMONY H3LL sEMIA.sRy

KS. TURNER takes this method of corec,,nu n rcror
A winch She has been inkuned is circulating i'm the cotn
W. e hct Scmol - discontinucd,n informing
P"H OF c new arrangement made in the Institution for the
ensuing year She has secuted the assistance of tlc,nan
whose Classical education, moral worth and cNper,cnre IN
Ne'', eiueiiy qualify him CT the duties OF his station
"'h Ws ard SIC proposes system, which wall furnish every
iic'y Tor the nSular progress of the pupil from the simplest
elementary bNiccS, TO the highest department of letters The
uhy Oh system IN every occupation life will d. readily al.
ioNt Out perhaps M pursuit is rer-
m IN nSetctS aS in the business of mont ,r he character
t'" ta,6 which dcvolycS every faithful teacher For
adopted; - ~ wa
iai'oigcfory DPdrisntIu which viii be ta-n, the Flc-
mems o leaning, including Geography Arithmetic, some
nEa'"',.2S Ut Natural History, Plain Sewing and Marking
''or"S To tr plan pursued in the High Schools in North.
Junior Departmental Reading Writing Spelling Geography
'roh7'ss, Arithmetic mental and written, Natural History
Work ' 1850 "
Senior Dgrrtmept-Ancien, Geography, History. Natural
umVsopuy, i'heorc, Logo, icomctc, with
lures Chemistry with Lectures, Botany Composition Natural
theology, Himeraogy with THE cabinet of minerals
hrNncc Algebra, Watts mplON encnt of the mind
Evidences otChristiani,v Ecclesiastical history aud the Greek
iau French Spanish and Italian languages VIII be taught,
Every iupl of suitable will TAUGHT DRAWING a.
means OF acquiring habits of accuracy improving the TASTE
and OF facilitating the acquisition of pcnuaship Teacher.
VIII he furnished for intrucU5 Music Painting on Velvet
Wood and aper and Fancy Work Vocal Muse IS tn he
he obtained.
good Library attached to the School for tn, se of m,
fupS aT'her particulars be a,ceacd by aT pEcato,
to the Teachers
TERMS.
Boarding inclusive OF Bed, Bedding
and Washing, $40 nor session
Tuition in the introductory Department,
DO Junior Del artmcui, g
70 Senior Department, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
JAMES WINSTON.


COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HAS on HAND AND OFFERS pSS SALE,
10000 Lbs. of best Smithied bacon
400 barrels ". C.. aud Potomac nett behring's
> TOO do. cider vinegar
90 do mountain family flour
"a do. refined sugar
5000 lbs. best slaughtered soal lether, averaging
20 lbs.
dozen heavy russett upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton balling rope
10000 Hacks superior segars
5000 common do.
10 dozen sives. different sizes
- kegs Smithfcld lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor ell
10000 5-8 heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers :
And daily erpect,
500 gallons linseed oil. 1S--nov TT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks office of the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district
the I'd day nj June, 1928: jams c. Anthony pit against
John Marshall, Daniel Call, and George Fisher ex nrs oil
the Kew John Buchanan, dec. Hill Carter Susan Carter
Mary Cafter and Elizabeth Carter, infant children of
Charles Carte the younger, dec. Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth mis- Wife formerly Berkeley, Walker Tny Tor and
Elizabeth w c. his wife, formerly Bcrkley, Edmund
>Iey Ann q. Berkeley, Robert G. Befkley. Patke +.
8eikiey, heirs of Cdthsue s. Berkey formerly Garter;
Mary w B'axtou, Ann n. Lee, Bernard VI. CaIier,
Williams Garter, Wan. Fi,zhugh Garter, Hill Garter,
Thomas Garter, WIN. T. Wickham aud Ann his wife,
formerly Garter, aud Edmund VI ,ckham and Lucy his
wife, formerly Garter, Nathaniel Burwel Lucy his
VIE John n. Carter, Charles Shirley Carter Baden Du.
Iaoey and Mary w. his Vr, late Garter, heirs Edward
Carter, Charles Carer, Joseph c. Cabeli and May mis-
wife, heirs OF George Garter, Nancy NoTyel, WIDOW
and Josephine Nove, MaGha Norveil, Mary NorveI aud
lhomts N"neI, infant children and hei,s 81 Thomas
Noryell deceased, aud Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann II Lee aud Bernard VI. Carter no,
having entered their appearance and given security &C
c"ns {" the act of assembly aud the rules dis court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they az.
not inhabitants NJ this country; s ordered that tire said
dee" ants do appear here te FIST day term
aud answer hr bill Of hr PLAINTIFF aud 4 copy Of this
order be- forthwith inserted in ncspa per published
IN the city Of Richmond fpr months sucoessiveIy and
posted 80 the front door of the capitol, said CIV
65 copy. itstr, NM q. PENDLETON. c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

VIRGINIA: ~ rules, holden IN the clerk office of the
superior court ct chanccry Tor the Richmond district
the 7n day OF July 1923: John Baylor and George d.
Baylor pits. against Robert Pollard, James Brown in his
ugt and exor o Robe, Burton surviving "a timer
of Donald Burton, SAMUEL Braudrun Thomas Pnkertnn
aud Daniel Bell, assgnees of Donald & Burton, ba nkrups
dts.
The defendants Samuel Brandrun, Thomas Pnkcrton
aud Daniel Bell not having entered their appearance aud
gwen security according the assembly aud the
rules oi tins court and appearing by satisfactorily
deuce that they not inhalran of this country; II Is
ordered that the said defendants 10 appear here on the
hrt day Of the term, and bill Of review
hed by the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in tic city
Vt Richmond, inr Fo months successfully, aud p,ss AZ
th" front door of the capitol, IN the said city.
% copy Test", WM. G.. PENDLEToN, G G