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SEEING GOODS

II AVID Il ROBERT KYLE, lake pleasure
Il in announcing the first arrival oil theif
Spring Goods, to which, being chiefly IN the
Fancy hne-they respectfully invite the ahen.
zion OF the Ladies-among the articles received
are
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive, q stra" col
oreG Gro de Nsps
A few pieces of splendid white waered Gro de
Maps
Black aud fancy colored. striped and figured
Black, white. blue, pink and straw colored Flo
rences
Black Satins and Modes
White, pink, blue, cinnamon and straw coiored
Sa,ins
Black Sencbews and Satin Leyanrines
A few pieces Battiesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap aud Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw cold, watered bel,
Ribbons -'.Ef.
Rich DecouTe and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes. new style, rich and ndeible coiors
few pieces swiss Cling hams, beautiful
Super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambrics, Jackonet and Swiss Muslins
Puring and bobinet, Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, white T. colorsd
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape Liesses, every shade
Ladies blk. and white Prubella Shoes
Long Lawns and Grass Cambrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
The above articles, il is believed, with respect
to quality and style, are not to be Surpassed
and prices quite moderate
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7 WILL sell from 300io 800 acres of unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adapt
I'd to the culture of Tobacco and the different
Kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood iswell watered, and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofthe country 1t is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
VIII be very accommodating say one, two
md three years, upon small payment in hand:
enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south ofNew London ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL 500
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Notice to Contractors.

G EALED proposals will be received by the
~ President and Directors Of the Lynch.
burg and Salem Turnpike Company, a, the
Tavern of William Terry, 10 The town of Lib
erfy, Bedford county, on the twenty fifth day
OF August newt, being the second day ofhe
Court ofsaid county, for the construction Of
from one TO two miles of Turnpike Road, ey-
fencing from the town Of Liberty. weslwardly.
board OF Directors will attend AT Liberty on
the day above mentioned, and y i'll furnish
10 those WISHING TO contract particular de-
scr'ptIon ofihe manner in which the road is 10
be constructed, and Of the terms of The con.
tract. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
JOHN M GORDON, Clerk.
10 The Lexington luteIigencer is reques.
ted TO publish this for 6 weeks and forward
their account TO this Office for payment.
July 2. 1851
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SEN1E wish 10 sell, on four years credit. the
AA1 anacf a. L a m a. hnion ring IN the ekIaIs OF

NNTE wish 10 sell, on four years credit. the
w tract ofLand belonging to the estate OF
WIN. Irvine. dec. situated on the north and
south forks Of Goose Creek, 10 Bedford county,
and on the main road leading from Liberty TO
Fincastle. II adjons Capt Buford. on the
east This tract contains about 400 acres, Of
which 500 are uncIesred. The part which Is
uneIeared, except vcrysmall portion, Is excel
enftobscco lard the cleared land $50 acres
ere low grounds Of the frs, quality. and the re-
mainder remarkably fine high land. II Is one
Of the beat tracts Of land in the upper coaniry,
being well adapted TO The cultivation Of iobac.
co and oil kind Of grain. II lies remarkably
veil, and Is very free from stone. If divided,
II would make two very handsome tracts. Per.
some wishing 10 purchase. may apply TO Robert
Irvine, residing 10 the neiehborhood OF New
London. WM. IRVINE. Exors Of
ROBERT IRVINE, WIN. Irvine.
Juiyo dec.
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RMBA VIE proprietor of
sSEEZS Coaches b ,"e 0' Mai Mail
andfia and Charlot,es.
vile, announces 10 the
public that he has extended his line from III.
latter place TO Lynchburg. This line is nov
IN complete operation, provided with good
eoacbes and horses, and under the direction of
respectable and experienced drivers. II run,
parallel with The blue mountains nearly throuob.
out IFS whole extent, and presents TO The travel.
Ter scenery of the most diversified and mic.
tnresque cast. The road is safe and generally
good the accom- medaiions on the road are AL
ways comfortable and chesp; and, AT some
places very superior. The distance between
Lynchburg and Alexandra is about 100 miles
and is run over In three days, allowing one en-.
ire nights rest on the road This line con.
meets Itself with the Western Stage. from,
Lynchburg TO Salem which, al the latter
place, drofs into the line running by Aiding.
don 10 Huntsville, &c. in Tennessee. The
South Western traveller has thus choice o4
routes 10 and from Washington. The Proprie.
tor thinks this route by Lypchburg preferable
II has, among other advantages, this decided
one Of allowing the weary and exhausted iray-
eer two full nights rest between Salem and
Washington. |, is believed that this is the best
and most agreeable route TO the SWEET and
Salt Sulphur Springs. THIS line leaves Alex.
andris on Sunday at A M. on Wednt sdav .
+. M. and inteIsects the Richmond and Frede-
ricksburg Stages at Charlottesville il leaves
Lynchbnrg on Sunday and Thursday at A.
NJ. and reaches Alexandria on the following
Thursday and Saturday
FARE.
From Lynchbug TO Charlottesville Sc
Alexandria ~ so
All Intermediate places 8 cents mile.
Baggage at the risk of the owners.
THE PROPRIETOR.
July 6. en36
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HDY virtue Of deed OF trust executed 20 the
subscribsr hs WIN. 4. Isbtii. bearing date
The la,h day Of September. 1927, and duly re-
corded IN she Clerk Office Of The county court
OF Amherst, for certain purposes therein ex-
messed, I shall proceed 20 sell, to The highest
bidder, for ready money, before The door
of the Franklin Hotel. in the town Of Lynch
burg. on Tuesday the Both day Of June next,
(whether In place or out) four valuable slaves,
viz /: Patrick, waterman. John wheel
wright, Peter, a waterman, and Lewis boy ,
so May thereof as will be sufficient 10 an
river the purposes Of said trust Acting as
trustee shall only convey such title rs Is vest
ed 10 M By said deed and none Other.
ARCHIBALD HATCHER, Trustee.
DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale is
pms poned until Friday the 3ls, day oil July
next, az which time Il v III take place A. II.
July 2 'ds92
EsIHE neai sessioa OF the subscribers School
Il will commence on The first Monday IN Au-
e,lst. IN II will be taught all the branches
constituting good English education, and pre-
paraiory 20 a College course. Persons living ia
Luxembourg, and wishing to remove their chill
dren from those vicious andide habits, incident
10 town life, can be furnished with board in
eenleel families, on moderate terms.
Every Scholar will be required TO conform
TO the regulations Of the School.
HENRY l.. DAV les.
JuIy 9 81
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f7aoMMITTED 10 jan, ia the corporauon Of
~ Lynchhure. The sisteeath Of June. 1928,
. negro woman. who says her name Is Pho
BE. She IS woman Of sheus. 3 or "a years
Of age, dark enmplezion, about common sta
ture, and says tnal she vas put In The hands
Of the Marshal Of The Richmond District by
The Chancellor, snd hired 20 VIM. =. Carter
OF Goochland co. Va. from whom she absrond
ed.
The person having the charge ofthis negro Is
requested 10 come forward, pay charges aad
take her away, or else she shall be sold accord
ine 80 law. a the Court House. 90 Monday, the
Isl day Of the August Corporation Court next
SAML. BRANSF0RD, Jailor.
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April 80.

oIiCE-All personshavng claims agains
IN the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec are
requested TO bring them. forward well authen,i.
Gated, as the law directs, in order that | NAV
make provisions TO pay the same those indebt.
ed TO the estate are requested to make nav.
ment ANTHONY FUCKER, ex'r
May 4. ,s1s
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10 Mrs. Margaret McKeniy, adm. of
Henry WcKe8ly. dfc,

ItWy WtNeHIy, nc.
X , you are not an niabliant OF this Com
"A monwealth, we take this method of no.
Trying you, that we shall, on the Oath day OF
July next, proceed, al the house OF Capt. John
Lynch, 10 the county oi.hladison. and State OF
Tennessee, to take the deposition ofthe said
JOAN Lynch. to be read as evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the Su.
perior Court OF Law, for the county of Camp
bell, wherein you are plff aud the President
Directors and Company ofthe Lynchhurg and
Salem Turnpike Company, are defendants II
from any circumstance said deposition be not
taken On the 24th, we shall proceed at the same
place on the 10Th ofthe same month 10 take
a. WILLIAM RADFoRD.
Presldentof the Lynchburg b Salem Turn
pike Company.
June IS. 4w9o
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MFR. JOHN McGHEE-Sir as you are no,
M an inhabtant Of Virginia, | take this
mode, through the public newspapers 10 notify
yon that shall, on the 24ih day of August
1879, in the Eagle Tavern, al Bedford Couri
House, take the deposition of JOIN, Hndnal and
others, TO be read as evidence on the trial OF
my SUR, deferred aud undetermined In the
Chancery side OF Bedford county court, in no
ice OF cross bill against you. John S. Brown
and David Saunders.
Your obedient servant
WIN. McGHEE.
June %. lingo
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Twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for apprehending aud
w delivering 10 me, or securing him in
jail, my negro Man BILLY, who calls him.
self Billy Woody. He absconded on Tuesday
night the Odd inst. apprehend he will al.
tempt 10 get to Richmond, by going down the
river in boat. lie formerly belonged to, Mr..
Zackariah Brooks formerly of Richmond, and
II taken in Richmond and secured in Jail here,
viii give THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
billy is about thirty Yeas old, well made. ra-
ther stout, and shruds fellow. Had on when
he went of, coat of domestic cloth, tow finen
pan,aloons, fur hat pretty much worn. He
- OF dark complexion, and about FIVE feet four
inches in height.
uT The Editors ofibe Richmond Enquirer
VIII insert this four weeks, and forward his nc.
count,o this Office fur payment.
JAMES OGDEN.
June 90 ,sol
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The subscriber offers for Sale
10 hhds w. India aud n. .. Sugar, part frs
chop
30 Bags Greco Coffee
do old Java do
hhds and bis Molasses
3 tons country Bar Iron
do English do for Carriage Tyres
$50 Sacks best Liverpool filled BALI, 10 "a
the ton
% bbls New Herrings
10 do Shad
10 do Maccarel
100 lbs. Ceiloo Yarn assorted, Nos. 6 TO IL
1000 lbs Soal Leather
10 axis Mails and Brads
:. 10 900 Tbs Bacon
10 obls sup. Flour
y 200 lbs. spinning Cotton
800 yards low and tx Linen
20 boxes Window Glass II 10 &, 10 p IL
5u0lbs. Bls,ered Steel
100 lbs German do
3 bags black Pepper
2 do white Ginger
3 cases wool and fur Hats
box No. 10 Cotton Cards
Dbl Alum
do Cepperas
0Kegs Powder
10 Bags Shot
10 bbls Malaga Wine
boxes Imp. and Gun Powder Tea
ooo IDS Loaf sugar, pari frst chop family
Sicily Madeira Wine. Spanish float and Ben
gal indigo, Writing, Letter and Wrapping Pa
per, sperm and Jalow Candles, Shoe Thread,
Domestic Cotions, Stripes aud Checks Lard,
Bees"ax and faiiow, Chewing Tobacco 81
rs and ] i"ch Hoop Iron, Wagon Buckets,
Horse Collars Loading Lines and Bed Cords,
Nests, wood Ware, Wool and Wool Rolls. Vine
gar, &C. NC all OF which he will sell on ae.
'ommoda''ng terms for cash, or in barter Tor
country produce, for which liberal price will
ba given. GEO. BAGBY.
Bank Square, Lynchburg.
June 10 I'm
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New and beautiful fancyG Goods.


N1afIE Ladies Of Lyncbburg and adjacent
- country, are respectfully invited 10 ex-
anime our recent supply Of fashionable. fancy
Goods. Wegiye slight sketch Of their style
and character
Salmon. blue, pink, straw and lilac plain Pal
meriae
Watered. striped. shaded aud figured Langued-
&C Bareges
Seemed morning Barge, new style
Caspian Shawis OF the most beautiful shades
great variety of rich worked Muslins and
checked do
90 plain Bobbnet lace, sup. TO any hereto.
fore imported -
First quality blk. Italian Lutesfflhgs
Which, with numerous other articles in the
fashionable line, they are determined 10 Of
fer 10 their friends at the lowest market pri-
ces. MCKEE, ROBINSON H. co.
June
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VIRGINIA, WHAT Rules holden in the clerks office Of
the county court Of Bedford, Monday the LIST day
ofJnne, its29. s., s4sss s. a -
WIN. M Chez. pitt against John McGhee. David Suuu-
ders, sr. and John 5. Brown, defts.
IN CHANCEKY.
The defendant John McGhee, not having entered his
appearance and given security according tho act Of
Assembly aud the rules ofthis court it hy
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabi,an of this
country On the motion of the plaafiH, by counsel
tits ordered that the said de John Ghee do appear
here the fourth Monday in August aud answer
the bill Of the plaintiff. and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted soie nc sapeT printed IN the
town OF I.ynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted the front door Of the courthouse this coun-
lyon Two several court days.
Acopy-.-Testc, GA. WTNGFIELD, d. c.
June IL w9me6
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Lyhchburg and Blue Ridge Turnpike
Company.

y
GbURSUANT 10 an act of the last General
Il Assembly, Books will be opened for snb-
scription TO he stock in the above Turnpike
company. on Monday the 3rd cay August neat
al the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynch
burg, under the superintendence ofihe follow;
ing Commissioners, to wit: Balda Mcdaniel,
John J. Cabell, Francis Meriweiher, David e.
Murrell, Henry Davis and Howell Davies m
the town Of Patonsburg, at the Tavern House
OF Eleazer Sweetlaad, under the supernen-
dence OF Jno. I. Anderson. Thompson Cruch-
field, Robert Kyle. Robert Wiley and VIM
Patton lin the town of Lexington, al The
Tavern House of --, under the superln-
tehdepce of Charles P. Dorman, Jas. MDo"-
ell, jr. Daniel Hoffman Matthew White and
VIM. Stevens Sat Pedar Mills, in the county
OF Amherst, al the Tavern House OF Charles u
Barrett, under The superintendence Of Thos n,
Euhank, Thos. E. Pleasant, James DAVIS,
Charles l.. Barrett and Nathaniel |. Manson'
July 6 t3A
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WILL give liberal price for smart ,c.
= i've hoy, between twelve and fourtesn
years Q. age A coal black from. the country
~o. Az, pe preferred. Apply 10 the subscriber
of N'. IA u Murrell, in Lynchburg.
~, 90 sAML. M SCOTT.
1891
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NEW AHB1VAhSs


THNHE subscriber has just ,eoeiveda Hum.
u bsr OF staple aud fancy articles, 10 many
Of hieh he invites the particular attention OF
the ladies. They SIRE IN part Us follows
Fancy Gsuze Hdkfs. aud Scarh
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbons. Bonnet and
Cap do
Batiisie and grass Cambrics
A few pic ees very superior Bingham
| 100 pieces Calicos--lates sfyle
| piece superior French Bombazne
Italian Lnsirings, Lavantines, Seushaws,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
Irish Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings aud
Laces
Circassians, Lastrings add Bombazcttes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
BRAZILIAN do
White waiered Ores de Naples
White, Green and Pink Florences
DO Saiins
White and Block Silk Hose
DO Cotton do
Linen and Cote on Floss
Swiss, Jaeonet ard Null Muslins
Corded and checked Mnsins
Nankin aad Canton Grapes
Ladies and gentlemens Beaver Gloves livery
suprrinr)
few pieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment of DomestiCs,
Al at the most reduced prices, and more daily
expected II. ALLISON.
July2. tsoo
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a VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
4Ahead waters Of Appomaitox, in Bucking.
ham. This land IL In The neighborhood OF Clo-
yer Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces to.
barco OF The finest quality. and has upon il a
very large orchard Of well selected iru, the
tract contains 3loacres-Persons disposed TO
buy, will apply 10 the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A Palteson, who lives adjoining the premises.
SAhL. z. CHRISTIAN.
March Q. Is
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u iRGiNlA, 10 viii AT rules held IN tot
v clerks office of the court of Bedford cry
on Monday the 9th day of April, 1922.
Archibald Hatcher, pltf. against Josephfu
qua, Jr. and 1oserh Fuoua, sr. deffs.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Joseph Fuqua. jr not having enieeI
ms and given security according TO the n
ofAssembly and the rules Of this court and il appean,
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabi'an
TINS country On motion Of the plff BY counsel AZ
ordered thai the SAID defendant. Joseph Fuqua, j w
appear here on the fourth Monday in June next ana ~
swer thesb ofthe plaintiff and thai copy of this o.
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this eouH
~ on two several court days
v2n
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DNa 0EtAPNlAWeS

Ant'-D yspeptic or sour Stomach Pills.
X INDIGESTION or Sour Stomach is acknow
n lodged by Medical writer's TO be complaint
of stubborn kind, al all times very difficult Of
cure. This is sufficiently illustrated 10 the dis.
appointment of those who unfortunately suffer
inder it. as they for the most part find that, af
ner having tried many things 10 little or no pur
pose. they are at last obliged 10 use Tor perhaps
the remainder Of life such articles as can at best
but palliate the disease. Under such circum.
stances any medicine capable OF removing the
complaint must surely be an article highly
deserving the attention of all those afflicted
with II. The proprietor of these Pills is there
fore happy in offering to the afflicted IN inyalu.
able medicine, the success Of which has never
yet been equaled for tho cure of Dyspepsia in
its most com plicaied forms, such as loss of an.
petite. nausea or sickness at the stomach. and
sometimes vomiting, b'lching up water which
Is sometimes asieless, but most commonly sour
gn8wing pain iii the stomach, heartburn. or
what Is called sour stomach, costiveness, pale.
ness of the counienance, ianguor, lowness of
spirits, palptation OF the heart, vertigo or gid
diness, and disturbed sleep, &c. Whoever an.
plies these Pills in the above diseases according
TO the directions, will never be disappointed as
they have never once been known to fail i'm
producinga radical and permanent cure. The
use of a single box will convince the most unbe
lieving of their efficacy. They will most efie C.
tually remove all sourness of the stomach. not
merely by neutralizing the acid, bur by correc-
ting that morbid state OF the secreiions which
give rise 10 il, and at tie same time will res
tore to the debilitated organs Of digestion thai
tone and vigour which is absolutely necessary
TO the we'll being of the animal economy.
supply ofihe above valuable Pills lust re.
ceived and Tor sale by Thomas J. Duval, sole a.
gent for the sales 10 this place.
IT,. DUAL.
April 80.
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ADDITIONAL.

N RECkN1 ARRIVAL enables us AT this time
al 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
assortment than Among other arIi-
cles are
Artificial Flowers the most beautiful
Lace Collars aud Pelerines, the richest style
Long white Kid Gloves
Short, black, white, and fancy colored do.
BIZ. silk Buttons, splendid
Thread Laces and EdgiDgs, fancy figures
6ymp Laces unusually cheap
oceisucker Ginghams, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
uck, side, and long bent do Brasiian
Ladies black and white Prunella Shoes
Floss cotton and thread on spoos
Italian Servings, every shade
DecouPe long Scarfs, the very richest
ohoft DO cheap, yet beautiful
Rain and .ambouredBoek Muslins
% and Cd swiss and null Mnslins
Ans'r'ng and Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Fine Jaconet Cravatinps
Super blk. Italian Silk do.
Fine and sopelfae Barcelona do.
Plain and Gg'd. white MarseiIles
Rain extra buff do.
pup. valencia do.
JET DIX Brucheles. for Gentlemens' summer
wear, the handsomesl article now worn
nenilemens' black and white Silk 10 Hose
super double India Cotton do
few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons. treble gill
Fancy Vest do. first style
Blue and blk Lasting do.
Super blk, Silk Vel,e.
piece blue Black, most superb
Gentlemens' super black and fancy cold horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do. superior
lew dozen suler English white Silk, do.
Gentlemens' Silk pocket Handkerchief. first
chop
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Nazov straps and Paste
q NfiIS day received handsome supply o.
- Prsntisss Razor Straps and Paste
June 90 Howell DAVIES.

AVING a no,'on OF going TO the west, ]
III wish 10 leave in this country negro wo-
man and two children. with her husband, who
eannot be bought will sell or exchange them
for other negroes agood cook is now wanted I;
the woman is one OF the very first rate field
hands. and gicl ID years old, fine house Sc.
want, nurse, &c. The other is young Also,a
head man on the water, who is not excelled by
an, for honesty and running the river. Twill
Sell or exchange him for plantation hand. For
Information apply 10 the Editors
April 10. Ia
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June %
AABONERS Wanted.

HNEN DOLLARS per month and good fare
II viii be given for good laborers 10 work
on the Lynchburg Water Works. If immediate
application is made TO Mr.. A. Stein or the sub
scsiber. J.VICTOR.
June %. 300
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n T Court Of Hastings, held for The Ger
~ porafion Of Lynehburg, At the Court
bouse, on the 5ih day Of May, 1879, Thomas
H Roberts. who sues as well on his own be-
bali. as administrator of George Walker Ro-
berts, decd. Pr against Robert L. Parks and
Catherine his wife, David Rodes, Samuel Gar.
land aud Maurice H. Garland. Defs.
The defendants Robert L. Parks and Cath
crime his wife, who are out Of this county, and
against whom the plaintiffs appear TO have
proceeded 10 the mode prescribed by law, a.
gsinst absent defendants. still falling 10 appear.
and answer.--0n the motion Of the plaintiff,
by counsel, the court doth take his bill for con.
fsssed, rs TO these defend inis and the cause
coming on 10 he heard on the bill. and answers
Of the other defendants, was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof the Court doth ad
Judge, order and decree, that the plaintiff Tho
mas n. Roberts, do render an account OF his
standardization on the estate oil George w. Ro-
ber,s, deed before The commissioner Of the
eourt, who is directed 10 examine slate and set.
tie the same. and make report thereof 10 the
sourf with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, or required by the par
ties 10 be 70 stated. 1 cops--Teyte,
JAMES BENAGH. c.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
Lynehborg. 10th June. 1929,
The parties in this cause will take notice.
that have appointed Friday the twenty fourth
day Of July neat, TO commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order OF Count, on
which day, at the hour OF nine o'clock in the
morning, they are required 10 attend at my of
fee, IN this town. with their accounts, vouches
and copies Of court papers, prepared for exam
inalion and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, C.
Junn 20 w4w