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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-31
Nov. Is

~ lRGlNlA, Set AT Rules holden in the Jerks
Once OF the County Court Of Henry, AT the court
house. on the 2d day of Nov 1879. Henry Edwards
and sarah MS wl1e pits. against VIM. Martin Brice
Martin, Joseph Martin, Thomas Martin, John Martin,
Joseph Martin, Thomas Smith and Uuity his wife,
Achllas ltughS aud Nancy his wife, late Nancy Mar
I'm, Jacob Burrus and Susan his he late Susan Mar
un Milton tleveli aud, John Bransford and Polly hs
VILE be11amln Piper and Susann ah his wife
Gregory and Harriet his wife, Thomas Stafford and
Caroline ms wife, Emmel Cleveland jackson Cle,e-
land Perry Cleveland Patsy Cleveland Daniel Ham
mock and his wife, VIM. |. W sIer Joseph &.
Waller and Henry Pritchet and Nancy his wife defs,
IN CHANCERY
ms day came the plaintiffs, by their Attorney and
the defendants VIM Martin, Brce Martin Joseph Mar
I in, Thomas Martl, John Martin Joseph Martin Tbos
smith and Unity his wife, Achilas Hughs and Nancy his
wlie, Jacob Burrus aud Susan his wife Milton Clcve
land, John BransiorG and Polly his WIFE BENZ Piper
aud Susannnh his wife, Gregory and Harriet his
wiie, 1hos Stafford and Caroline his wife Fmret CeYe-
inn Jackson Cleveland Perry Cleveland Patsy ClcYe
'anu, Dailei ha'hmoch and his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
TO the act OF Assembly and tho rules this court and 1t
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants oil this commonw ealtf-it II ordered that
me sdld dets. do appear here ON the Cd Monday III
hach next and answer the eompginans' BILL and that
a copy OF tins orderb be forthwith Inserted IN the Lynch
oPg Flrglhian for two months suceessiyeIy and snoth
CT copy be posted al the front door of the court house
tlis county. Acopy-restc,
ANTHONY NJ. DUPuY, D. {.
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M OIlCE.-By virtue ola deed Of trust,
AZ executed 10 me BY John II Wright b ar.
ing date on the lsth day of A, ril 1926. and
recorded in the county Court OF Bedford, and
TO accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed, shall on Monday tbe 25,h Jan.
1880, on the premises, expose TO salr, by way
of public auction, certain tract or parcel OF
land, conveyed aud described in said deed
lying and being III the county Of Bedford, con-
tanning 5lo acres, more or less, il beng the
same tract or parcel Of land which formeii,
belonged to George Douglass dec. ! he terms
Of sale will be made known at the time and
place of sale. The tile 10 said land is believed
to he unquestionabY good, but acting ,rus.
tee, will convey TO the purchaser OF pure ha.
sers, such title as is vested in me by the SAID
deed oil trust, aud none other.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Dec24 tbs
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T'r ust sale of a valuable
TAN NaND.

RI Y virtue Of i deed Of trust. executed oy
Nd Charles l.. Barrett and Sarah bis vile, TO
the su bscTiber, for certain purposes theIem
mant toned, dated the fifteenth day OF January
1924, aud recorded IN the Clerk 5 office Of Am.
hersi county Court, ! shall. on Monday Tue
lIih day OF January next, II fair, u mol, me
first fair day thereafter, proceed 10 sell, on the
urem i,es. 10 the highest bidder. for ready mo.
ney, one certain LOT OF parcel Of ground lying
IN The county Of Amherst, and adjoining the lo'
Of Paul Cabell, in the town OF New Glasgow.
and the lands OF David S. Garland, and Is that
LOT whereupon Fan Yard now siands, who
sad lot, DC the SAID Barrel purchased OF Thus.
AIdridge aud Is AT present occupied by James
5. Pendieion. Such right as is vested IN me ~
trustee will he conveyed 10 the purchaser. aud
none other. DANIEL Hl6GlABOlHAh.
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Dec "a

w IRGINiA, to wit Alta Superior Court
" of Chanrery, holden at theiown OF LYNCH.
burg on the 2oth day OF October, 1929 Thos
Smith, PITT.
Ggaiust
Wm. NJ. Waller, ex or of John Smith dec.
who was one OF the 'ors of PblhD Smith.
dec. VIM. Duncan, surviving eN'or of the said
Philip Smith, dee. Andrew Welch and Rh,da
hiswlie, and Charles Mundsy, Sheriff of Am
herst, and 10 that character admir- Of Elizabeth
smith, dec. Defs.
This cause came on this dav to be heard on
the bill, answers OF the defendants, VIM. NJ.
Waller aud Charles Munday, and exhibits. the
order OF publication against the defs. Andrew
Welch and Rhoda his wife, OF the 18th day OF
Nov. 1871, which appears TO have been duly
published, ard the order OF The I'd day of June,
ISIS, which appears to have been dnly execu.
ted on The ieUdant Vim Duncan. and was
argued by counsel. On consideration where
OF, the court doth order, that one of its com.
missionels do take an account OF the admins.
tralon of the estate OF The said Philip Smith.
dec. and report the same 10 the court, with any
matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself or required by the parties TO be so sta
ted. copy-leste, }. MILLS, c. &.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, 4ltI Dec 1929.
The parties ~ this cause will take notice
thni nave aPpoin' ed Friday the 10Th day Of
February next, 10 Commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order of court, on
winch day at The hour OF nine o'clock in the
moi hIng, they are required to attend, at nv
once III inns town, wnh their accounts, vou1 h.
e'S anu copies OF court papers, prepared for
examination aud settlement.
u. b. NORVELL, Com.
Dec. II. ,3o1
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yN7oTiCE.- viii sell, on Monday tbs 9TH
III day of January next. for cash, IN The
s.upty of Amherst, 81 the residence OF The late
Jrnima jenkins, about miles from Lynch-
burg, all The perishsble part Of her es''ie, con-
sisIing of Horses, Cattle, Sheep. and parcel
of Hogs which are fine pork, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, PLANTATION Tools, Blade q
Tor Fodder, aud about 30 barrels OF Corn
Also, Eve young and valuable Slaves, among
whom il a first rate head waterman. All per
sons indebted TO said estate are requested to
come forward on The day of sale and make
pa, meni--ihose having claims against il, Will
make them known 10 me on or before that day.
J. PETTYJ0HN. admr of
j. Jenkins. dec.
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CLOTHS.

NR PIECES Regents blue Velvet Cloth
sb 2 ps. sup. navy blue, for GentS' frocls
; ps Shepherds superGne black
/ y. splendid Olive Cloth, full IA
| do Olive Green do
6 ps. Steel mixtures. very cheap
ps. stone color Drnb, Tor OFer-Coats
/ p superfne lighl Drnb do
f. pieces Ladies Habit Cloth, Of uncom.
monty fine texture
DO sup. blue aud black Cassimeres
DO do gold mixed do new article
Merino Cloths IA wde and much cheaper
than heretofore.
The above assortment has been selected with
IN the last three weeks in New York aud decd
eddy much cheaper than previous importhtions.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & 90.
Nov % ne
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HOUSE COVERING.


VIE subscribers having made great i'm
- proVement III fire proof covering. and
obtained patent for the same, offer the ben.
Cit OF II TO the public.
ne improvement consists in using (asteninps
which are locked in the grooves and nailed to
me shee''ng p ank. By this means, no nail is
o'iVen through the tin and the nails are oui,e
protected against the weather, " hich efIectual
y prevents them from rusting and The roofs
"ak'ng-"hereas, on the old plan. the nails
are AL driven through the sheets. and tho GOV.
ered by The grooves, they are nevertheless
wei ny every rain, which, in no grea, length Of
' '''"S 'uS,s .nem OIL Consequently, loosins the
I'm I from the roof and oc,casioning thousands
o. ieaks' lhis iactis well known,
another advantage on the new plan is. tina,
."e'e Is no occasion of the shee inc plank s he.
ing Kiln dried, nor more than three Quarters y,
, az men NICK And again, on old houses no.
"n's Is required butte take off the old shingles
"nu put on 'he tin or shee,ing. This makes as
sooa ROOF AS can be made, and saves The
"n0ie expense OF shesting anew. '''
VIM. BURD.
10, r. S. TlLDEN.
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NYlRGlNlA, to wit-At rules holden in the clerks
office oil the county court OF Charlotte the
ninth day of Dee. in the year 1929 Georg Wheel
NJ NO, zoe, meh.nney and Nancy his wife, foree'
ME- formerly Dorothed Wheeler, Rediord
Wheeler, Andrew ). Wheeler, VIM J. Wheeler,
mildred W Wheeler, Maria Z. Wheeler, which said
mildred w aud Maria Y. infants under the age
OF one and twenty years, and sue by their next friend
James o. North, Sar an Berkeley, John w MarstnD
sahr. OF Henry Wheeler, dec Sarah NJ Wheel ,
marina A. Wheeler, and Hannah Wheeler, whichF
sad Sarah NJ Martha 7. and Hannah are the infant
children OF Henry Wheeler, dec and sue by their
next friend John W Marshall, George Canifax and
rolly ms Wife formerly Polly Walker John Walker
WIN, alher, Lucy Walker, Susanna W. Walker
and James Walker, Plf
against
FRANCIS H. Thornton exor of Ellinor Wheeler, dec
ana The same Francis II. Thornton aud Mary his wife
I.hoda Wheeler, John Wheeler, Sarah Wheeler,
Martha Wheeler, Samuel Wheeler Agniss Wheeler,
JOINT. Moore, aud Elizabeth his wife, which SAD
hhoda, John, Samuel, Sarah, Martha and Agniss are
infants under the age of one and twenty years. Sain
l. Shields, Charles NJ. Shields, Thus H. shields and
fralcs NJ Shields. the four last named of whom are
sIso infants under the ageofone and twenty years,
sanl Shields admr of Susanna Shields dec. Elizabeth
Snnpter, VIM Wheeler, Mary AllIga Reynolds, Jas
wheeler and VIM M'kinney ex' or of John Wheeler
dec, Deits.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Samuel Shields ,dmr of Susannah
Shields, dec. Elizabeth Sumpter Nm Wheeler, Mary
amiga Reynolds, and Jas. Wheeler not having entered
eir appearance according the act ssembly anu
,i OIL this court and II appearing TO the saisia
VI nls Sourt that they are not inhabitants OF u
suite on the motion of the pitts by counsel il Is or
ered mat they do appear here on the first Monday NJ
On next, ana enter their appearance and answer l
PaihtIn NH andeI security for performing the ue
cree OF the court and that copy of this order be N
sen,eu some newspaper printed in the town of
SS ior TWO months successiveiy, aud posted al NO
ifont uoor OF the courthouse of said county.
bed. II w2m3-
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Il REMOVAL.
MARIA -. GRAY

~ WISHES to inform her customers hnd The
W pubic generally, TINT she has taken a
room in The hf'ck tenement, Immediately oppo-
ste 70 James {. Noarmans we'll known Law
err. he room Is quite convenient 10 the Main
street, and verV easy 10 be found. She has NJ
this time. MI The fashions HAT are in USE nj this
season. aud vii continue 10 get patterns sulta
bic fot every season Of the year.
~ B. The subscriber had thought n farther
moi ice ri this kluI was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re-
ported she was not able 10 attend 10 business.
l. would De we'll Tor every BODY that wishes
work donr, 10 call aud see for themselves.
NJ. ). GRAY.
Oct L. Is
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Gun and lock Smith.

zuIlE Subscriber respectfully Informs the
Il cnlzeps Of Lynehburg aud the public
generally. that lac has taken the stand immedi'
te.v opposite the Frank lin Hotel, main street,
Lynchburg, lately occnpien by Afehty Lew
ia. aud attends to carry on, IN all us branches
lie Gun and Lock Smith business. HIS long
experience in ibls business enables HIN to MS
sure those who NAV hpst their WORK to NM
tina, II snail be e,ecpied IN he best aud neat
est manner, aud with great dispatch ana ~
cheap os any where IN The unrrd 7'airs. ne
viii be very thankful To al Who ha'e Guns OF
Gnn Locks n ouse ana Trunk Locks, aud Keys
IA reuaif. OF any other work ~ his line, 10 give
him call bb'i ''o'lr"'
~ ! 2tn36
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Town Lot for Sale.

an Saturday the l6h day Of January 1880.
~ shall proceed 10 sell TO tbc last and
bigheH bidder, for cash. vacant lrt on third
street, IA the town Of LynchbWg, contain ing
= feel in irouI. adjoining The premises nov
in the occupancy OF the Rev J. Cole, aud IS
he one ball ofihs lol owned by George W.
Roberts. deed In his life lime. This sale will
be made in pursuance of decree made and
entered upat the last November term of the
un.tipgs Court for the Corpor,too OF Lynch
burg IN tho case of Roberts. d al vs.. Parks.
81 al" SAMUEL BRAN 3FORD, Com.
Dec II. ids
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my the directions Of the will of Jssn Han

my The directions ofthe will Of Jshn Han
ID sard, dec. late al tue county OF Amherst
WINCH will has teen duly recorded IN The oo,
pefior Court Of said county, will be exposed
10 sale, on the prem ises, On the I'd cay oil Jan
uary next, tina, part Ut the said Iesiaiors tract
Of land, lying rs The county oil Amherst "h'en
adioins the lands OF Anthony hucker, dec aud
which i,lo ne separated from the remainder
OF the tract, by the road from Jnsleys line
with the Spring included,) 10 Nm. MCLEAN
iefs line 10 The Mansion House tract. Plat
and Survey o. the land will be present on the
day OF saie-and The land viii be sold 10 lhe
hfe hest bidder, for cash, unless the terms oil
sale should be Otherwise directed by the dew
sees. John, Ambrose, Archey, sophia, Polly,
PAMELA and Caroline. children Of The Iestator,
aud between whom he proceeds are directed
10 be divided.
BENZ. 1ALIAFERRo, High Sheriff
oil Amherst county, and As such, al
nini.irator with the will an
pexed of John Hansard,
deceased.
Con, o. tds
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H7lIE Subscribers having now received tne
greater part Of their FALL and Win
1Eh GOODS, respectfully invite their custom
ers, and purchasers generally, 10 examine the"
present extensive assortment. In the FANCY
LINE, they have the pleasure of Offering, at the
most moderate prices the following +:
superior black Italian Lusrrngs
Richest blk SATIN Levantncs
Bin, and blue black Gro de Nap Silks
Blk. Corded Gro dc Xanns, naw article
Printed Batteesse, various shades and hguTes
Rich Egured Ismarlnes, extremely cheap
Satius, Nodes aud tiorenCes every shade
Gro de Nap silks, every shade
Partisan PLAID Gro de Maps, new style
A few pieces Nankm and Canton Grapes
Caieoe, al extensive and beautiful assortment
BIZ CucassI ans aud Bombaziues
Ladies stee mixed Habit Cloths
London brown aud imperial blue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Mermo Cloths
landlord Book Muslins richest fguro
PLAIN, SWISS aud Book do
81 and 6-1 j tC~nets and Cambrics
A few pieces Sd Medium Nluslin,, elegant
~. 5-4 and o. aIhei Shawls
Merino Long SGaws, fist order
Embroidered Paris Grape Shawls and Scarls
Palmerine and SILK Shaws
Lace Capes, Colarets and Pelernes, splea
Deconpe sud Barge Dress Shawl
Arllhcal Nfeahs aud Roses
III and 81 BohbIneI Laces, plain and fl ured
Thread aud Bobbinct Edgings
Richest Brussels LaCes
Silk aud Bobhinet do. handsomest style
Bobbluet Lace Wells white aud black
Fine Lawns, and Linen Cambria tidkfs.
Cotton silk and Worsled Hosiery, a iuIl assoTt
ment
Fine, and supeifne grass heachedIrish Linens
les pieces superior Thread Camblicks
beautiful assortment HeiO sigte Bonnet RIB
bous
A variety of ricbest embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladies embroidered MtS aud Horse skin
Gloves
few boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
Vice iustring Ribbons, solid colors
Ladies and Gentemens black and white Silk
Plain white Metino Cloths, new aud beautiful
article
| case fashionable Leghorns, DC. &c &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
\ few pieces extra fire Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine & superfne English
Cloths, including blue, black, olive, steel
mix, and every fashionable ,haGe
Super doub. milied Drab Coatings
Fine and superfine bue and black Cassimeres
few pieces super Drpb, do. double and single
miiled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
Marseilles, Swansdown AID Valencia Vestings
scotch Plaids auu tambets
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
\ cast fancy colored Sainels, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
several bales henpy Point Blankets
\ large supply English Duflel Blankets
RED Srripe) the largest and cheapest ever
known
Fine anu medium launels ofevery color
Green Serge aud booking Baize
Several pieces ingram Carpetngs, handsomes
figures
81 aud A brown and beached Domestics
"a hnI 4 Plaid do. indigo blue
81 brown and bleached Naliham Shee ting
bale superior nnLieached Sea Island Shifting
few pieces "a real Rus ia eheeingS
Plaids aud plain lindseys for servants wear
Several bales dauble mllled Army lolhs
Double miled Nait Cottnns, No ts5
A full assortment Spun Cotton. &c. &c. &c.
DAVID x ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is.
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Dec. "a

NIOTICE.-I ha, e left in the hands OF MIR.
" John r.. ID. Payne OF Lynchburg, the
bonds ,akpn al The Poplar Forest in Dec last
for collection. If they are paid by the ls oil
January, 1890. the interest viii noi be claimed.
L. RANDOL PHI, exc, OF
Tbos Jefferson, dec
Dee Cd Is
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TO FARMERS =:

vATE are pa,,ag the hieesti cash pr,ae Tor
" all WHEAT delivered ct Black Wafer
A,uls-fsr all delivered NATL isl January next,
nor contracted for, we Will pay 10 cts. at least
mnre il the market cash price exceeds that At
the time af application tor payment Our OF
6ee - opea,ie The office Of the Vnginnn.
INV advise the delivery oiall wheat iaisn'
dea ar ms kel beiore the LIST Of January, rs we
hel,eyr n will not command - cts. after that
me. NAInL. WINSTON a. Co.
Dc. Z
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Dec "a

Jinney years old next June, both very large,
and are of the best family oil Jacks in this coun.
try, descendants of the Royal GIFT The jim.
uey is now believed TO he in fpaI by the same
Jack. The father of the above Jack aud Jnne,
was sold in Charlotte county, Va. last year, for
about SIS, Q. Those wishing to purchase, are
requested to ~ AXE application immediately
BENJAMIN " ATKINS
Dec "a 81
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Commission Business.
Dec. Cd

" HllE Subscriber takes thi, method of ten.
- de ring his grateful Acknowledgements for
the liberal encouragement he has met with in
his llne Of business, and makes a further ten
der OF his seyces to his friends aud the public
as general Commission Merchant, and hopes
from his long experience in that business, and
the trade OF Lynchbnrg, 10 be able TO give gen
era satisfaction. SAML. NOWLIN.
Dec. "a 1888
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Com mission business.
FOR SALE.

a VERY handsome littie Farm, upon the
1Ahend waters OF AppomalloS, in Buckjng
nam lhs land Is in the neighborhood OF Clio
yer Hill, lies remarkably well. produces to-
bhcco otlhe finest quality. and has upon it a
very large orchard OF well selected ruii the
tract contains 80 acres--Persous disposed to
hny, will apply IN the subscriber or Col. Saml
\ Palieson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. 2. CHRISTIAN.
March . Is
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NJ 0IlCE.-By virtue ola deed of lru 81
v from Elizabeth Erperssn TO Samuel Pan.
mil, Slnh Harrison, and John 4. Patrick, and
to each and either of them, bearing dats the
both Of November, 1929, and duly recorded in
the Clerks office OF the county court Of Camp
bell. for certain purposes therein mentioned we,
the undersigned trustees, or one of us, will on
Tuesday the 9Th of January, $780, proceed TO
sell at the dwelling Of said Elizabeth Eppcrson,
in the county Of Campbell to the highest bid
der for ready money, So much of the estate of
said Elizabeth Epperson, consisting OF her life
estate in 3 negroes, crop, stock, household cad
kitchen furniture, &c plantation utensils, aud
her dover interest in the land wherein she
lives, as will satisfy the said deed oftlusl.
SAML. PANNILL, 1.-Two of the
JOHN 7. PATRICK ( Trustees.
Dec. 81. tds37
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Nov 80

MIR. ROSE, is unwilling 10 iofego the
pleasure Of rendering, at this time, 10 The
citizens of Lynchburg and its vicinity. his mos,
grateful Acknowledgements Tor the patronage
excluded TO him for the las; % Yeas. Ills
health is so FAR restored as TO enable bim 10 give
his undivided attention to the duties Of his pro-
lesion Charges will bo made IN conlormIly
10 the reduced aud egualized rates agreed upon
~ The faculty Of Lynchburg, aud published III
1924.
n " 30. ln
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EmRs. p JONES announces 10 the La
" 4 dies OF Lynchhnrg ani ne country, 'he'
she has just received in ad zion 10 Ter '"'l
and winter Fashions, patterns for brading La
dr. nj linp Dresses. where all orders address
ed 10 her shall be pr smpiy attended to.
Nov. % &"
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yN<IRHlSfA.-At a Superior Court OF Chan
" Ger, holden a. the town of Lyushbafg On
,he Pa, day of October. 1929. Charles u
Patterson ard Jane has wife, aud Hm' joiner
80 pm, n, wifi. Pitts.
ngaiHa
wm. Edison and Beniamie Harris, eros oil
Henry Edison, dee the said Btajamm Harris
and Susanna his wife. Nm biesdn, James
Edison. John Eiassn, Barnett Edison. Joseph
Edison, I.,iwafd Lidson, Henry Eidsea, Gaad-
rich More and Mary his vile. sally Moore,
Elizabeth l. Idson. Joshua Moore and Mildred
ms wife. Isase 1homas and Jemima his vile,
late Jrmima Edison, Peter Clay well ard Jaue
Edison. In their osn right. Dofu.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on,
The bull, answer OF the defendants, Wan. Edison,
Benjamin Harris and Jane Edison. exhibits
and examinations OF witnesses. the deeretal or
der of the 2slb day Of December, ls26, which
appears TO have been duly served on the de.
o. danis, Susanna Harris and Sally Moore. the
decreta order OF the 18th day oil August, ls2e
whica appears ave been duly served on the
dehs, Henry Edison and Elizabeth Elison.
the de,retal order oi the 9th day OF Nossm-
bct, 1877, which appears TO hhve been dny
sei.sd the defendants, i,aae Thomas and
Jemims hs wife. and the ar eI OF the esih day
OF o stoher, 1876, which appears TO have been
duly published, end was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the court doth order
thai one ot it, commissioners do take an ac.
count uf the administration OF the estate OF
Henry Ellison. dec aud make report thereof
TO M court with an, matte. special, stated,
thought pertinent by hinscif or required by
the parties ODE so stated. A eapy- este
J. Wills. &C
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynehburg 10Th Nov 1929
The parties 10 this cause will take npuce.
that have appointed Saturday the oh day oi
February hest. TO commence The accounts d.
reeted by the foregoing order Of court. on
which day, al the hour OF nine clock in the
mofnit G, they ar required to attend, ut my
Office, ~ this town, with their ACCOUNTS. v5uch.
crs and eopirs oi court papers, prepared foI
examination and settlement.
JAMES BENA6H. e.
Dec. 81 w1N37
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snHE coparrnefship of Rose q Pal,es"n
u in the practice OF Medicine, terminated
by its own limitation. IN May last Those ins
debted TO the late firm by bond or long sand
ing accounts, are earnestly requested 10 make
speedy payment, ~ DIR. fatesons delicate
state Of health viii induce ham 10 spend the
Winter in Philadelphia, al considerable ex.
nrnse. e. A. ROSE,
JNO. H. PAlTESON.
Nov 80 lmol
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A large aud penoral assortment of Dry
Goods at auction.
WILL be sold, without reserve, on Tues
" day the 9Th of January, 1880, at my
Auction room, consignment of66 packages Of
Dry Goods, amounting 10, as per invoice, up
wards Of $4,000 Merchants Will find such u
lot oil foods very desirable in the way OF re-
crnlling and making up their assortment i
therefore solicit their particular atcnlon to
this sale, which wIlbe cont inued from day TO
day til completed, a. Ierms--suins under
Slp0 cash; . 100, and not exceeding $500. o.
days; 500 aud upwards, months credit.
Negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Auer.
Dec II ids