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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-11

Better have no books, than believe alA that is in Books.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
DIR. CHAPMAN's
.4nh-Dyspephc or sour Stomadi Pills.

.4Rt-Dyspeptjc or sour Stonaci Pills.
IynIGEsrrov or Sour Stomach is acknowledged
bv Medical Writers to be a complaint OF stubborn
Kind, at all times very difficult OF cure This IS
sufficiently illustrated in the disappointment OF
those who unfortunately sntier under u as they
for the most part find that, after having tled many
things 10 little or no purpose they are al asst o0ig-
ed 10 use for perhaps the remainder ot'te such
articles as can at best butpalaie the dse,se Under
such circumstances any medicine capable of re-
moving the complaint must surely be IN article
highly deserving the attention OF all those who are
afflicted with it. TIE proprietor OF these Pills Is
therefore happy in offering to the ALLEGED an m
valuable medicine, the success OF winch ans never
vet been cquallcd for the cure Of DYSPEPSIA in It's
most complicated forms, such rs loss OF appetite
lauSca or sickness at the stomach, and SlmetimeS
vomiting, belching up ofwater whchls sometimes
rasleess, but most commonly sour. gnlWIng pam
in the stomach, heartburn, OF what is called sour
stomach, coStiycncsS, paeness ofthe countenancc
hnguor, owness ofsplrits, palpiuiion of the heart
vertigo or eddness, aud disturbed sleep, &c.
Whoever applies these Pills Ia the above disease
according to the directions, will never be dls1p-
pointed as they have never nnCe been known 10
tail IN producing radical md permanent cure.
The Use of single box Will convince the most
unbeieying Of their eihcaci. They will most eff
teclually remove all sourres5 of the stomach, not
merely by ucutrazng tn, acid but by correcting
that morbid state of thes, cretons winch give rise
20 it. and az the same tine will restore to the de-
b,litated organs Of digeton that tone and yigor
which is absolutely ne:es nry to the well being
of the animal economy
The above valulble medicine is offered
for sale by
TODD & WOODS Druggists,
WATER-sTREET,
Wheeling, Va.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
DOCTOR CRUnI3AoK1R's
ANTT-DYSPEPTlC Pills.

Tr-. 7-.|..1.a r- recommended ,I joe uu1.l
Com the happy experience o., thousands '-'
Kan .--r1 bytfe use ofthcse pills OF this prevail
r- r,,r4Tr called dyspepsia. TO Is particularly
recommended flr aII Diseases originating from %
---f,i .-,s.l7.t,. orthe stonlcl u1d 51lrls winch
occasions. s,l-1 ll endless VARIETY % nervous sym
toms fIrt I slc.l ou.v euImerte some OBJ zoe '.0'
prominent OF them. t.L. lrr gJ.r. o1. conn ''.'S
Deficient appetite occasional. craving. oU N'ioul
--Il.r louhu1 of food uIusel and sometimes
vomiting. heartburn load g. d.stenuon ai,e. I'ieu-'
hrI.rfr- or a.r OF water. winch IS -eneI-il ''4l
mouth ana throat generally dry, bowels II -I--
c7I often co-uve these symptoms or some OBJ l't'"
attended by headache. FLYING pans, noise .n lie
ears. rIJmess. temporary absence 90 ihuid o...'
-eresbnr sleep uuusuu tm,tly. and cespoHieh.1
cfmud. vary .n different persons some eA
Inc more of Them, and some loss, c1cn ln lne l'l-
nI degree ofhis own particular ease.
The Tome and Arti-Ds2p pic P4 IS happy
combination OF simp.es, beng entirely i'ee "o.
ur Of tle preparations OF merctl. ana eA.o.-
sis1fei t5 cure jho disease to- which llcl '.e I'
commended They may BOO safely taken a' amy
time without producing thc least ncouye iieN'e '.
sickness bvpers1us of ll ages and conditions ,ll.
without auy attention 90 diet OBJ drink .did "i.,..
sry interruption of the ordinary vocauons OBJ lie,
srf l9 ,1st c1ses they are Immediately followed
Dr. s1 Improvement of the appetite, and general
,1c1-otths system. While they cleanse tnc s,om-
1ca ana bowels Of their yitatCd contents. iAe,l
strengthen s. invigorlte these organs ma remark
a5lete-rs8 ana ultimately the whole system nSo-
much that in o short time an entire cure OF dis
pe1sl IS generally effected
The influence of these pills is not less rsm1rN'-
De on account Of their 1ntj-bai1us than ot tneu
-vi6sDsptc properties; hence they become one
o'the most beneficial and safe family medicines
pr. offered 90 tbe public being wen adapted to the
diseases u women aud children.
Directions for their use accompany the boxes
which enclose thcn price 30 cents per ooN.)
Orders supplied by -...,.o,-,,
March %. 1920 -r1 Wheeling Na.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24

e DOORS Nn Wrlm he has opened large
a FRESH Drugs HL1CLNES llofl
I1 t 600 D. % Do E o
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
N'EW WHOLESALE q RETlIi
@B o O "a -B "
WILLIAM NIlELAINEE, 81.
lLate tom BaIi.m0re)

Gate from BaltmOre)
RESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that ne
has commenced the Wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry business, I'm Wheeling. lie has taken the new
brick store ON Main street. next door % DR.. a.
s. TODD where be viii constantly keep ON
hand d large and general assortment OF Gr0cercS,
which he viii sell at Pittsburgh prices
HIS STOCK on HAND CONSISTS OF
0uug Hy-on Tea, 90 whole and half chests;
lmpcual DO. uhllf aud quarter chests;
DO. do iu lead OF los. each, very
superior
Gunrowdcr Ten, i'm half and quarter chests;
doc do. In lead l5s eachverv SUPERIOR
IIyson do. half and quarter chests;
Now Orleans and Loaf sugar
Rio Coffee; Rice; Spanish FIote Indigo;
Pepper m Bags and Kegs
No. { Chocolate M half boxes
lladdcr IN iihd>. and Kegs
NIme-s and Cloves;
BuEer n kegs OFFS lbs. each
Bos, Baltimore tanned Spanish Soai Leather;
Best Baltimore Manufactured Chewing Io5ac.
Spanish and Common SegarS;
Braziers Copper in Sheets, flat and raised bot
toms assorted sizcs.)
H. tin and French Brandy
Port and Madeira Wines;
n. r.. Rum. Jama,c3 Spirits;
Nails and Tobacco, Pittsburgh Manufacture
Mackerel.
Cosutrg Merchants can be supplied at nus
burrh prices and arc respectfully requested 10 C'i'
and Judge for themselves,
Country produce taken m exchange Tor NeIola"
Wheeling. NovembcrI9 ls2s.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
POETRY.
From the New Hampshire Sentinel.
The Mothers FdreceH to her He0ided
D0D0byor

Daughter.
Go. dearest one, my selfish love
Shall never pale thy cheek;
Not zen mothers fears for thee
VIII | IN sadness speak
Yet how can ! with GOODNESS check
The burning tears that START
Hast thou not turned from me TO dwell
Within anOthers heart1
I think on earlier, brighter days,
When first my lips was prest
Upon thy haby brow, whlls thou
Law helpless IN my breast;
In fancy Still ! see thine cye
Lpilted to nay face,
I Reat thy lispng tones, and mark
With JOY Thy childish grace.
Zen then knew it would be thus;
thought cen in that hour,
Another would It's perfume steal,
When had reared the flower
And vet | will not breathe sigh
How can | dare repinol
The sorrow that hy mother feels
Was suffered once by miRc.
4 mothers loycl-oh! thou know s. not
How much Of feeling lies
In those sweet words; the hopes, the fears
The daily strenglhning ties;
Il lives ere yet the infant draws
It's earliest vital breath,
And dies but when the mother heart
Chills in the grasp of death.
WIN ne in whose fond arms thou seek st
Thine all of earthly bliss,
Fer feel q love uutinng. deep,
And free from self as thIsl
An. no. husband tenderness
Thy gentle heart may prove;
But never. never wilt thou meet,
Again a mothers love.
NV love for thee must ever be
Fond as DO years gone by;
While TO 10y heart shall be like
4 dre;hn Of memory.
Dearest. farewell may angel hosts
Their vigis DER thee keep;
How can speak that fearful word,
Farewell" and vet not weepi
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
FRESH SAND on.


FEW 1zTy BOTTLES OF LORULABDS SUPERIOR 1IACABOUGH SNUFF
pr Country Merchants End dr adnasa call a. e allow
ic asslt
- Vu. rs- Bsesaz, Sulaoroo, win be received IN exchange
fcri Apr T.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
NOTICE.

a LII Persons indebted to the firm ofMABTIN
~ md BATTLNFELD wil please come for
Na.1 and settle their accounts, without delay.
Wheeling, June 3, lS29- n75i
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
81. crAIR sENTINARY,

For tie Education of Young Ladies
vaN Inc Seminary will be taught the English
! and French languages, Reading, Writing Ar
;-1metic. Grammar, Geography, History, Music.
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery and PLAIN and
fancy Noedicwork.
Tbs establishment Is situated in the vicinity Of
Pittsburgh, on au eminence which commands a
view of the entire city. The institution wa De
,.',,,.f,,rred by French Nuns, of the order Of ST
Cl,ir. assisted by competent teachers under the
Inconvenience of the Rev. Charles b. VI CURE
p1ril. of all denominations viii be received, with
ftbe least distinction, OF attempt TO change their
-ebrious prs ciples. Every eNertion viii be made
IN cultivate the morals, and excite the emulation
ofthe pupils, Ia order to promote at once both
vir,ie and science The government OF the house
NH he mild but firm. The strctest attention
Mn N. naid TO the cleanliness x health Of the pu-
nils The table will be plain, but plentiful and
--I,fasoup.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24
DOCTOR VICBER'S
INTERPRETATIONS
JUST RECEIVED * FOR SALE bf
ARCHIBALD s. TODD.

FDlUS ENBROCATIONh has for a long time.
80 been esteemed as valuable remedy n q v.T-
-,y of diseases, and viii venture 20 say, that Dc
",.I want 40 other recommendation than that FUR
risaei by tho use of one or two bottles In
-.7G.Su Dc IS attended with the most signal
Einn-ge-is also yahabioin Sprlips. NumlneSS.
y rgs Ial0lsuf ScolRgS, and is particularly ser
Uc1lb.e m Lanjag0 or pains IN the back and m
many instances when taken IN doses of from To-
V drops, On syrup on sugar. % gives immediate re-
tetm Ci0tc. Do Is also much tamed for lts power
l tscliiye efficacy in the removal of Pol ErL
tis'ali PARSE. Sprlins, and many other diseases
incident 90 Horses. For more particular des-
ca'uon of this Embrocauon, aud the method OF
ns.og o. Ire.cr YOU % The advertisement surround
ING no bottle
Wheeling. April 22d. 1S29-67
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24

them TO the nearest Of our towns, where
they were kept by some benevolent people
untll their own relations claimed them.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-24

A,o-iec1rys biIl At the charge OIthe parents, g.
~ cbarrc for washing ormending.
Tie sSlary 10 be paid halfyeary in advance.
DpFSS win be uniform, consisting of two
hlact bombazett frocks, and one white ones TIVE
,l.'ci, c,nes and TWO white ones; two black BON
-, anrons: hmlkerchiefs, towels, combs
, ,,-s, twasbbow 8. &c.-aIl al the charge Of
hcparents "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

IN CHANCERY-At Rules holden In the Clerks
Once OF the County Court Of Charlotte, on the first
Monday in December, 1929:
Edward b. Fowlkes, PITT
against
William fowler, cx'or. Of Edmund Keeling decd.
Elizabeth Keeling and Gustavus Hendrick and Eliza
beth his wife, Deits
The defendants Gustavus Hendrick and Elizabeth his
vile, not having entered their appearance according
the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and it
not inhabitants Of this State ON the motion of the plain
ill by COUNSEL is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first Monday in March nextand
ter their appearance and the plaintiffs BILL and
give security for performing the decree Of the court and
taat copy Of this order be inserted in the Richmond
Enquirer for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of the said county.
copy. Teste,
wINSLOw ROBINSON, C.
Dec. IL. 71-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

STILL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST. and in
- many instances much below cost-Ths proof that
raj assortment Of seasonabe Dry Goods at prime
1880 apparent that they would deem toin
sert second advertisement to that effect had not
rous attempts been made to lead the public TO believe tho
contrary They therefore, again respectfully inform their
iriends and customers that they still continue to sell off
az prime cost and in order to assist the sale of the re-
manning stock, they have added thereto, (pcr the Bold
Commander from ~ W variety Of such goods as thew
OF IN the early part Of heir sae among these are
many OF the same description OF goods that were con-
sidered extremely cheap, viz annes 3-6 and 4.4 do
mesfcs, Gro de Naples Gro des md and Italian
fsrtngs superior iusre eacees. io,c price and s,s
Peror sdfttnefs; and many other goods oil of which
WIN be sold at prime cost" and in many instances
me goods that have been hand will be sold much
oefo'o prime cost In announcing their intention 10
etose fhetr business tn this manner the subscribers did
NOT expect to elicit an ihberas remark from any per.
son-nevertheless such remarks have been ,ade. and
me Puoc aware that they proceed from an interested
source, Hnoto how to estimate their correctness.
-. KYLE s. COCHRAN.
Wv 40. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

nPPAHANN0CK ACADEMY.-Eaviurs sue.
ceeded In procuring the services Of Mr.. CHARLxs
A. LEWIS JuN As principal, to be aided in the Csssi.
cal department by Mr.. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (,on
OF the Rev. Samuel b. Wilson,, OF Fredericksburr y
the Trustees OF this Institution confidently congratu-
late the public, upon the prospect Of again realizing
nose dement's, which It once so extensively dfised;
anu indulge the hope, that It's enlg patronage
VIII OBTAIN Tor It the success, TO which its numerous
and acknowledged advantages, 20 ersineny entitle n
FOR the faithful and able discharge Of the duties as.
signed him, the best pledge will he founi In the nm.
waaried aud practised zeal, with which Mr. Levi. has
heretofore acquitted himself in the Of bis
early choice OF the qualifications and amable Ji.po
son OF Mr. wilson, the most satisfactory testimonials
nave oeen adduced, from sources the unquestion-
able When to these primary elements of success, are
added others even better assured and only second to
them In importance, viz: large and commodious Build.
'he sa'uori'y Of whose site Is Individually tested
oy me iac that Tor years past II has proved refuge
OF unaing security to the adjacent inhabitants OF less
tavoured spots, and for the seven years to the pre-
sdent HIMSELF and his family, with entire exemption
rom autumnal Diseases remoeness from every haunt
oil vice, and welselected library of about 500 yo.
Tunes, the Trustees doubt II will be secure in
the dscernment Of liberal public. The course of in.
rucnon win De such, as to qualify students for enter
ing college, or the University, and will comprise the
English, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with
the use OF the Maps and Globes Arithmetic Ajgebr,
Geometry; Plane and Spherical Trigonomery, and the
Theory and Practice OF Surve wing. The moral and
religious instruction OF the youth committed 10 his
VIII be primary object, and will be inculcatcd upon
every ht occasion, as the best foundation for pety yr
tue ana useful knowledge by the Principal and his As.
slstant-The exercise will commence on the 18Th Of
January 1880: and terminate on the 18th Of
following, with vacation OF one month in the sum
mer-Terms for Board and Tuition including washing,
$40, each Boarder finding his own he'd hedd;nss
towels and candles e'
Address, to the Principal, Bowling. Green, Caroline
County, Va till the lst Of January; and afterwards 10
him. or 10 the President, Rappahanoock Academy.
JOHN b. BERNARD, President.
Dec. w. 70-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22
Dec

In CHANCERY-Ata Court held for Prince Ed
II ward County, October the 2Ist 1929.
Thompson Baker, James Rice and Mary his wife, for
merry Mary Baker, and Sally Baker, Complts.
against
Thomas Vernon and Nancy his wife, formerly Nam
cy Baker, Thomas Vernon admor. de bons non of Ca
leb Baker, decd and Exor of Jane Baker, William j.
rhernton. and Nancy Jane, Harriet and Betsy Thorn
ton infant children Of said William j. Thornton Defts
Philip Adams is appointed guardian for the defendants
Nancy, Jane, Harriet and Betsy Thornton infants un-
der the age OF twenty years. for the special purpose
OF defending their interest in this suit and the defendant
William j. Thornton not having entered his appearance
and given security according TO Act of the General
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it airing
to the satisfaction of the Court that he is not an nhab-
tant OF this State the motion of the Companants by
Counsel-lt is ordered, that the said defendant William
Thornton do appear here the first day of January
Court nextand answer the Complainans BILL and that
copy OF this order be Oft the
public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully and also posted at the front
DOR of the Courthouse Of this County.
Copy. Teste, 49, ,
b. j. WoRSHAM, &C.
oct. 81. 5i-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

N CHANCERY.--At a Court continued and held
III for Buckingham County, the 10th day OF Nov. 1929
lsham Scruggs, James Scruggs, Samuel Scruges
VIM Nowlin, and Jane 7, his vile, and Polly Scrugga
relct and widow Of Allen Scruggs decd. pitts,
Against
Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scruggs Branch Nunnaliy
and Polly his wife, and John Moss and Elizabeth his
wife, D,hs
The defendants Archer Scruggs Valentine Scruggs,
Branch Nunnaly and Polly his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security according TO the
of Assembly & the rules Of this Courtand it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF
this counry-l is ordered. that the said defendants do
appear here at February Court next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
Cour-house OF this county. Copy-Teste.
Nov. 10. 62-wSwA r. ELDRIDGE, in d. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22
Dec. IL.

TN CHANCERY-Yirginia: In Lunenbury County
III Court lith Nov. 1929:
Lewis Green, administrator Of Ab'olum Tatum. decd
Pitts.
David Street, administrator Of Merewether Hurt decd
who was administrator with the will annexed of VIM
Iatum deed. VIM. Wood, Administrator Of Chr.tspber
Wood who was surviving hu.bandoi Sucky Wood for
merIy Sucky Tatum, Benjamin Ta,nm and Charity, his
vile; Matthew Taium, Nancy Griffin. BENJAMIN Ia
uum, Clement Nevls, administrator OF John Neville
James Neal, administrator Of Allen Tatum, and Thona.
Fisher administrator Of Mary Fisher decd, Dens
The Defendants, William Wood administrator of
Christopher Wood, decd who surviving husband
OF Sucky Wood. formerly Sucky Tatum, BENJAMIN
Iatum and Charity his wife, Matthew Tatum, Nancy
Grithn Clement Nevis, administrator Of John Nevis
and Thomas Fisher, administrator of Mary Fisher
not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF this country: On the motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney, II is ordered-That the said de.
PENDANTS appear here before the second Monday
in March next, and file their answers TO the plaintiff.
billiard that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the Town of Peters.
burg or City Of Richmond. for two months successfully
and posted at the front door of the Court house of the
said county. Copy -Teste.
T. w. WYNN, d. C.
dec. 8. 69-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

N virtue Of two Deeds ofTrus, executed to John M
!, Armistsad and William cambridge, by William l..
Morrs' ana MarcelIA his wife, the the eighth
day OF january, 1925 and the other on the
day oil FEBRUARY, lS2s-and another De ed of Trust exc
cued to Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles s. Cav nv
me mes said william Morris, on the tenth day Of July,
reNo-a OIL when deeds are recorded in the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Richmond: we shall 10 sell
on the premises, the 18th day of FEBRUARY next for
ready money, Tor the purpose therein mentioned two
Lo's pieces, or parcels OF Land in the city of Rich.
known and distinguished in the plan Of the said
CITY, by No (347) three hundred and iorty sew. n and
NO. (352) three hundred and fifiy-two, which were
conveyed to the said William I. Morris, by Thomas
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bear
ing GATE the 18th day OF June 1925 and admitted to re-
cord In the clerks Office OF the Court of Hastings for
said city,-and on which are now erected extensive
orck buildings, used warehouse and for other pur
poses slso three other Lots pieces or parcels of Land
known In the plan Of said city by number
(312 three hundred forty two number three hundred
ana iorty three (343) number three hundred & fortv
Jour (s4l) with thebudings commonly called Shockn
arehouse, and all other buildings and
nereon; which property was conveyed to the said vii.
nam Morris, by two several deeds, for undivided mo.
leues hereof-one made tho tenth day of June 1926
6y Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, and John
Pegran, and Wilson Gregory; the other, made on the
same day, ny Joseph Dudley OF Chesterfield county, and
po'h admitted to record in the clerks oce of the Hus
tings Court Of said city: aso one ether Lot piece or
parcel Of Land, known and disng uished in the plan of
said city, 10y number three hundred and forty six GAG
which which was conveyed to said William l. Morris, BY
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith nv their DECD
bearing date the 18th day OF September 1896 and adj
mtted 10 record in the clerks office of the Hustings
Court Tor The city azores aid.
Inc trustees have never known the title to the
foregoing property TO be questioned but they will on
~ convey that which il vested in themselves.
JOHN M. ARMISTEAD, !
w. cambridge,
G GE RBt ks 4 a. CLAIBORNE. Trustees
Dec. 10. 20 ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-rbe undersign-
L ed, Commissioners appointed by the Court, will
receive proposals Tor building Court for Fuva
ma county, at Palmyra, until Monday the 2I.t instant
and will then and there let the the terms which
may seem to them the most advant to the coun-
ty.
The building is to be Of brick-62 feet inches long.
including portico Of IL feet to be supported on four
Grecan Doric columns, and 80 feet inches wde-tbe
wall is TO be 10 fset highthe building to be covered
with sate-and the whole to he finished in correct ar
chitectural style, will be fully shewnby plan and
specifications, deposited in the Clerks Office of the coun-
~ at Palmyra for the inspection of such as may be dis.
Po'eu 10 oHer or the in four install
ments. w. TIMBERLAKE,
JOHN n. COOKE,
BASIL NJ. JONES
JAMES MAGRUDER
JOHN Nj. WILLS,
JAMES CURRIN.
Palmyra, Flu. Dec TO- 7I~2sw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-22

I'm CHANCERY-At Court continued and held
h for Buckingham county at the Court House on the
10th day oi November, 1929:
John Moss, and Elizabeth his wife, Pitts
Against
Polly Scruggs, widow, Isham Scruggs, James
Scrugg., Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scruggs, Sam'l
Scruggs Branch Nunnsly and Polly his wife, William
Nowlin and Jane +. his wife, Defts
The defendants Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scrugps
Branch NunDaly and Polly his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according the
act OF Assembly, and the rules of this COURT and il
pearing TO the satisfaction OF the that they are not
inhabitants of this countryIt il ordered that the said
defendant do appear here at February Court next and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
for two months successively, and posted al the front
door OF the Court-house Of this county.
Copy. Teste,
Nov 10. 62-w8wr X. ELDRfDGE. Jr. n. c.