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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

tue notice OF That quick amt acslaic Judge uf nG,
AARON BuRn at time when generous devotion
Snu lntrepdity were neediul to his interests MIR.
owARrwour has never been known to bctray his
inends or prove unfaithal trust. lie was pic.
heer IN the cause OF Gen. JACKSON, md made great
enors nnd spent much time aud money in promoting
ms election, both in 81 aud 23. 1t impossible
LOT inc PRESIDENT TO overlook Mr. Swnrtwout claims
liad INC turned deaf ear to thcm situated Mr.. s.
now Is, he would have proved himself uneeng and
uhgratcfuL Wedoubt not there will be mich agita-
ton IN the public mind But it will soon subside.
Mr. Swartwouts securities ample, aud we trust
ms frank, gcntiemanly, and accommodating manners,
wniprove very agreeaby to those having business
with him i'm his office.
VI Mr.. THoMIsoS IL may be said, that nc vus &c
most ass'duous, correct anu ia,;4bie officer. HIS
equal for induIiry, AMI wdcfniness Me public
t,ereSf ,ct md be found Thc may be said
10y Mr. SfAGG. They neither Of them lctt until to-
morrow what could be done to-day, committed to
second hands what they ought 10 do themselves.
But Mr. THOMSON has been good while in lucrative
public empioyinens; be has laid up fno fortune for
nus family and hi. old age, and those accounts il
no other, We are willing to another succeed to his
office
We shall not find fault with the appointment OF
Major NOAH This is good time for Editors, add
we know not how soon own .'unsolicited," las
Van B0ren says.) good time may come. IL will not
however be accounted unkind or ngcnerous To quote
what ne has said hunset Moan having learned that
Mr. SwArwoUr would certainly be appointed, dcs.
Ifalrcd OF getting the Snrvcyorship! "Why!" asked
u friend. "Becausc' said he, 'the President won
dare to make two such id bad appointments Us
Swarlwout and mel
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Erin, IN, Ss,r. yo,e .Baro,rr Jy,uia. NJ mil %

Erin me Syir York slforg,ng JE4ald NJ mir %
OF these removals and appointments (of Collector
and Surveyor Of tho Port Of Nov York. we sholl sry
Just what, with truth aud propriefy, can be said
And first, 50 iar os the public service and tho public
good was concerned, no change was required NE
ne not HoaTc Tint duy jnTo nent Ior t5e hesefE nj
me TegenVe or NE Verc0iGic cobyDUnll,J eouId hmm
becn egccied bya subaHuhog n 0fyy slt0( gocn 6Jy.
hhose 1ofo hare becn Tcaorod But IL ~os not ~ he
cNpc ted perhaps that ihc administration should
oyeriook the advantage Of having its own portizans
In those influential Officers, thar President Jackson
fair opportunity for paving ccrfan
debts of ero'ifude. We sncak after tho Kramer Of
mcn Nr SwAuTwouT vac an ocGuainfarcc and
inrnd Of 9cn. Jackson very Early in l; his talents
e'orgY 5rj Te'gon1l calla'i'rv, rim ai-ro"rrd Sc
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nan n


fhr Nenrn CauIntu statcs at The lal ~ Rowan coo,v
No Iafpla - at this tbne and has ien r sduc ,yee,a
Snou'a prisoners and that NOT single wit returned 20
INC last tenn n te superior eoc Rowan the arg conn,
IN the Sfate and coBtamcd az I'M crnsns of Ig,n
ihov'hnd SOILS The National lneIgtncrr asks-Can dc
world PT0iuco parallel to his W"
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FRESH CR4CKERG.

81 Ne-s "Jamie ols" CracTs, recrved IN Steamboat
~ lo1tn. ,' satir'rvis.', fr s1ic by
Jr-r fFNy or MIX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
FoR mr. CorgrurTfoSlL THS.
go tie FEEsns " REToRm in JfafhGgs, 1Idd5sr 6ltD.
yHoeonaek aud Northampton.

FoR mr. CorgTurTfoSlL EEs.
20 tie FEiEsbs " REFoRa IN JfafhGgs, DIddSsr 6lu.
9ceomdck Gsd Northampton.
Our fled with alann ard apprehension Tr,
perceive that the days Of tho Kingdom " fJfoc'neV a mum
6rud and that the sccDfrc must from their hands VI
fuzzy mil submit their nnaicablr fate without shs o
de6rac struggle N s their last, their eyS1rfsg ert Pr
friends Of reform had presented 10 the puhe tue names NJ Ba
~, Joyncs Read and Bdps candidates fer the eonve,E1
fhs anrcformisis were convinced That ticket nto In orr
son 70 hrs oohd not rcoc and they rorted u pIa bv
which they hoped the reforsks would dled and drid
nomination was made az Gloucester IN MoFcb by the o,f
y9oT1nfHs, aud the names Of infer Yeatman Jorev ana
Joysn, were announced This nsmaon was 40, secenabns
% eeGa politicians MS side of the Bay and nor en,i,sig
satisfactory TO tbe people Of bddlcseS ne proved by st.
len eyens Under these circumstances meeting vas ield
a nddesex, and resolutions adopted providing for
meeting Of delegates ofihe anreormisis n Mahevs
% me zmho April That meeting convened and mt conn
nc nano of IoyEs upon their Int again. Wherefore fhi2
wat means this overture N pary Could ihcy 6no
(ony arcofmisis worthy Of the eonfeuce of e osn paS
meo DsSaos Ct dona krenfes" Sfm dclosc the srr7t
o. WIS manGuvrn The ticket presented by the 6es frrui
was almost certain Of sscccss-AccoHaok, containing
voies ihan any other Uree counes the district knoan
would be almost unaninnus for N0uiamptpn, SIP.
posed would DO dvidedAiauhews would he nonrly divided
and our iew rm friends IN Gloucester and Mddesex, eHta
WITH u.s. would enable cary or nomination without d
'ny But ~ the powerful vote Of deeoH0ek could Be div
~ cAf conf BE- formed which would sqfrep Ep of.ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-21
TRUS ST SALE.

nURSUANT 10 a deed of trust, executed
by Edmund Pale and sarah his vile, 10
the subscribers, bearing date the Isl day OF Jn-
~, 1899, and duly admitted 10 record ~ the
county Courts of Bedford and Patrick, We
shall proceed 10 sell 20 the higest bidder, for
ready money, before the door ofthe Franklin
Hotel, in the town OF Lynchbnrg, on the llih
day ofJsnuary neat, the following property, TO
Wit: one Tract OF Land, lying and being 10
the county Of Bedford, containing 1913 "a a.
cfes-thrs land is situated on the saiers oil
Sandy Run, known by the name oil Hobs tract,
and joins the land Of Henry 7. Feathers and
others. Likewise, ono other tract, lying IN the
same county. containing los acres, called
Farmers tract, adjoining the lands oil Samuel
Howell &. Garter, and others. Also one other
tract, containing 100 acres, lying in the county
of Patrick on The waters Of Jack Creek, which
land was patented TO John Ward on the 10Th
day Of July, 1884, and conveyed by hun to the
sd I'd Edmund Pate Acting as Trustees, the
subscribers will only convey such title as IS
vested IN them as such.
The sale will be conducted by John X. d.
Payne, Auctr
ELIJAH FLETCHER, }Trus
VIM LANGHORAE, tees.
Dec. ido33
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SNfoTiCE.-The subscribers School Will be
IN continued the ensuing year, on the fol
lowing terms, VIZ; for Spelling, Reading. WI
ting, Arithmetic. Geography and English
Grammar Sl5 per term for the Latin anu
Greek languages, Natural, Philosophy aud
Mathematics 500, payable in each ease halt
yearly. Each secular will be charged from
the tune of his entrance onnl the end OF the
term. which consists OF go teaching days, o.
It weeks
The School will commence the ld Monday
in January, 1880. The subscriber limits him.
self n 80 scholars. exclusive OF his own ohil
dren, and as some disappointlnents have accru
ed dur,ng the present ,ear, an early entrance
Is ,ecomm nded TO those that may determine
20 avail themselves of he School.
TIE Subscriber can accommodate 6 board
crs IN his own family, at 500 the term pa, abb.
halfyearly each Joarder furnishing himsel {
with bed.eothing and candles.
SAMUEL 7. MILLER.
Crayelly Knoll, Pits. county,
Va. Nov. 10, 1929. { vii
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W IRGlNIA, TO wit Alta Superior Cour,
" of Chancery, holden NJ the town of Lynch.

\Ef IRGlNIA, 10 wit Alta Superior Cour'
" of Cbancery. holden nj the town Of Lynch.
burg on the goth day oil October, 1929. rhos
Smith, PIT.
against
VIM. NJ. Waller. ex'or OF John Smith. dec.
who was one OF the LOIS OF PhIlp Smith
dec. VIM. Duncan. surviving en- or of the said
Philip Smith, dec. Andrew Nelch aud Rhoda
his wife, and Charles Munday, Sheriff of Anu
herst and IN that character Hdm'r OF Elizabeth
Smith, dec. Defls
This cause came on this dav 10 be heard on
the bill, answers OF the defendants, Nm. NJ.
Waller aud Charles Munday, aud exhibits, the
order OF publication against the dens. Andrew
Weich aud Rhoda his wife Of the 10Th day o +
Nov. 1921. which appears to have been duly
published and the order Of The Cd day of June.
1928, which appears 60 have beeu duly execu-
aed on the defendant, VIM. Duncan, and was
argued by counsel. On confederation where
of, the court doth order. that one Of its COM
missioners do take an account OF the admins
traiion of the estate Of the said Philip Smith,
dec. and report the same TO the court. with any
matters specially stated, ihoIght pertinent by
himself. or required by the parties 10 I've SO sta
ted. A copy-Teste, J. WILLS, c. c,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchhu,g, i,h Dec, 1899.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
tina, have appoin ed Friday the 18th day of
February next. 10 commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court, on
which day, at the hour OF nine O'Clock in the
morning, they are required to attend, at my
office. in this town. with their accounts, youth-
ers and copies OF cour, papers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
f. b. NORvELL, Com.
Dec. Ia. w4w34
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N0riCE.-By virtue of a deed of,
~ ecnted TO the subscriber by II 81.
man. bearing date the - dav of Ia. ola
and duty rec orded in The Clerks ofico' no.
County Court of Amherst, for proposes ~ =. The
expressed VIII sell, al public an,,;a.f'a
cash, at the courf-honse Of the comm, " Tor
hersi. on the 2ls, day of December. 1900 Am
following valuable Slaves. viz Ben \. The
Winston, Madison, Newton. Render mson
Jack aud Henry, or so many OF the ss,d ts,
groes as well be sufficient 10 satisfy ana ne
the purposes ofthe said trust deed. III fdy
mentioned negroes, or the most of lbem o'
young, and the most sallable kind. ard ar. are
the attention Of purchasers. The title i I'm
sidered the very best, but as l am ar,,n. On
Trustee, only shall convey sucbasis,es,,1 a'
me. JOSEPH PENN TT In
Nov. Is LIE
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Nov. 6
Fall and " inter Goods.

| e HE subscribers having ,ow ,ecelyd tie
n greater part of their FALL and Mn
lhh oooDo, respectfully invite then custom
! e's, ana purchasers generally, TO exaulntlhfI
P'seh, extensive assortment. In the ANCY
| LINE. they have The pleasure OF offering, II ;le
most moderate prices. the following
-opriIoi rlack Italian Lusuiues
Richest Blk Satin Levantin,s
bin, an oiu' black Gro de Nap Silks
Blk I"i he Il Gro de Zanns new article
hied bali'esse, various shades and figures
h'ch figured isinarines, extremely cheap
| oH'hs' MOO and Florences, every shade
Gfo de MAJ Silks, every shade
! Partisan PLAID Gro d.. Mems. new STYLE
" pieces Maxim anG Canton Cranes
oaiicoes, an extensive aud beautiful assor ment
biz oifes Ians and nibaziues
Lau'ts sio"i mixed Habit Cloths
LONDON blown and imperil blue Pelisse Cloths
Diue an scarlet Merino Cloths
amboied book Muslins, richest figures
Plain, SWISS and Book do
o. ant % Jfcunels and Cambrics
ie" leceS 81 Medium MusIns, elegant
II o. aud Cd Ihbet shawls
Meiieo Lons Shawls, fist order
Enibfoidered Pans Grape Shawls and Scars
faimtTsne and Silk Shauls
Lace Cape, CullArets and Peerinre snloa
Deconpe and Barge Dress ShawIs
Artificial Wreaths anu Roses
IA and Cd Bobbinet Laccs. mimi and sc,r.a
Thread aud tohbinei Edeines
Richest Brussels Laces
oiik and Bobbiuet do. handsomest STYLE
bobbInet Lace Wells, white and black
r me Lawns and Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Io''o" 'ollk ahd Worsted Hosiery full assors
ment
+ ine, ana superhne grass bleached Irish Linens
lie" pieces sspeI ior Thread Camb,icks
peau''ui assortment neiU ayie Bonnet Rib.
variety OF richest embroidered Bell Ribbons
LADIES' embroidered Mitts and House Skin
Gloves
tie" boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
Wide lusIr'ng Ribbon, solid co,ors
''''e e., ana ueh'iemens' black and white Silk
uioves
Plain white Merino Cloths. a new and beaulifu;
article $3.50
case fashIonable Leghorns, &c. &c. &c,
STAPLE GOODS.
few pieces erira fine Eng. Cloths. blue and
black O'''
An elegant assortment fine & superfne English
cloths, incuding blue, black. olive, steel
NIX, ana every fashionable sbade
super double milled Drab Coatiuos
'ne anu supefhne blue and black Cassimeres
lie" pieces super Drab, do double and single
miled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
MarSellies, Swansdown and Valencia V.s,ine..
Scotch Plaids ana Camblels
lev pieces extra Manchester Cn,de
a case fancy colored Sanneis, fines, finish
several cases medium do.
Several ualcs heary poin, Blankets
large supply English DufieI BIanle,s
(hed o'ripe) the largest and cheanest ever
known
r me and medium hannels fevery color
Gfeen Serge and Booking Baige
several pieces ingram Carpetines bspdsomes,
figures
o." " a''u "a brown and bIeached Domestics
"a hn,,.. - Ilaid do. indigo biae
. brown and bleached Waltham Sbpeting
, cav superior unb'eached Sea Island Shirting
Brew rev pieces "a real Rus ia shee,ines
e 'aius and plain Lindseys for servants wear
Te'sfai bales double milIed Army lo,hs
Douoie milled NaIt Cotlons, No II.
"A iu'l assortment Spun Cotton. Sc Sc Or
D. DAVID IL ROBERT KYLE.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A 7 o stated meeting Of Liberty Lodge, No
n %, on Saturday evening. December 9th
1929.
o. motion. ordered het our new Masonic
Hall. shah he dedi, aied on the 9th of Dec
81. Johns day) and HAT brothers Phil
aad Flood be r.qnes'ed to pirach sermon on
the srcasier mud that ppblic NOTICE lac
given in The Yne,uian, inviting all regular Mas
ter hasnns TO attend
r, Order, RO. c. MITCHELL, Ser'y.
Dec. II ~
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Superior coar, Of Chan

VIRGINIA All Superior Court OF Chan
90, h9Iden Al toe Town 81 LynehbuTg
o. the 21ib day oil October, 1929. George
Chance, TN
aeoind
Nr,herl M fat. admir- of Caleb Tat, dec.
the sa,d Mcfarland Ian, Irline Tat, Bacon
lat, SAMUEL Brsnsf1id, SERGEANT Of the Cor
po,aiion OF LynChbuig, and admr. OF Chaiies
n. Taii, dee Eloisa Ton, Ann Tat, widow oil
the said Cal at. dee Richard ferkin', Nan
CIV Tar. widp~ and reici al Caleb Iad, The
younger DEF Louisa q. Tat aud WIN lah.
infant helrs Of the said Caleb Tai, the younger
doc. by Commissioner Benagh. sprci,ily rs
sisued Their Canadian, aud Nm. ID. Wren,
admr OF Samuel q Adams. dee. Deiis.
Thi. cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the bill. answers Of the defendants, Ceinr
TAFT. Bacon Tat, Charles II. Tai, Eloisa TAFT
Louisa o. Tat and WIN. lan. and exhibits, the
dccreial order oil the 9th day Of September.
1920. which anpears TO have bsen daily served
on the defendants, Ann Tat, Richard Perkins,
aud VIM. ID. Wen. The Subpoena awarded
therein, On the 9th day of Nov. 1926, "hifh
appoarsif have been duly served on he dfh.
Nancy TAT. and he order OF publication Hghinh
the def Netherland lat, winch app'his ID
have been duly published. and was argued by
counsel On consideration whereof, the conil
DOH fder, that one OF lis commissioners DO
take an account of the administration oil lie
estate If Caleb TAFT, the cider dec. as also nm
account OF the real estate, hereof he n"u,
seized, together with al account OF the ien's
and profits thereof and report III" same 10 the
court. with any matters specially sialfn,
thought pertinent by hinself OF required by
the psrries 10 be so stated.
A eopy-lesic, NiLL9' =. !.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
LynchbuIg. 26,h Nov 1872.
The pafies IN his cause viii take noIi'e.haf
have appointed Thursday lhr 2.d day OF A
prll ueti. 10 commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order Of court, on WI dhy,
nj the hour q aine O'Clock 10 the rorn'ng, they
are required 10 attend, al my Office, IN this
Town, With their accounts, vouchers, aud 20.
pie, 4 court pape'., prepared f'r cs ml"a'ion
aad settlement T.. d. NOkpELL, Com.
Dec "4"'7
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
.,t,b, DqJ n, tlDn z
Town Lot for Sale.

an Saturday the 10th day OF January 1880,
" shall proceed 10 sell 10 the last and
highest bidder, for cash. a vacant lot on third
street in the town of Lynchbarg, containing
81 IL feet in trout, adjoining the premises now
IN the occupancy OF the Rev. j. Cole, and is
the one half ofihe loi owned by George W .
Roberts, decd. in his life time. This sale will
be made IA pu suanoe Of decree made and
ente,'d upM til. last November tern Of tfe
Husiings Cour, for the Corporation OF Lynch
burg ia the case Of ROBBERS, ct al VS.. Parks,
Ell. al. SAMUEL BRANSFORD. Com
Dec. ~ ids
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,



InHE subscriber respectfully informs Inc
j public that he has extended his lease on
The Washington HoteL-iie makes graiein'
tender OF h,, hanks 10 the pnbi'e lor the noe
ral patronage he has received and pledges
himself 10 use his beat exeriinnsto give saiis-
faction to all those who may favour him with a
call at the Washington. lis Table shall al
ways be- furnished With the besi The markets
vii admit. and his baI with the choicest H.
quon He has attentive and experienced Ost
lers, and his table infrrior 10 none, with
good lot for drovers, aud moderate charges, as
follows
Breakfast, % cts.
Dinner, 81 liz
supper, 20
Lodging. IL liz
Houses. per day 81 IL
Horses, per month, s. W
Board, PER YEAR, 1873 81
JAS. {. M0ORMAN.
Sept "a. 3mll
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hR. ROSE is unwilling to forego the
~ pleasure Of rendering, at this Time to the
citizens of Lynchburg aud its vicinity, his most
grateful Acknowledgements for the patronage
extended 10 him for the last 30 years His
health IS SO far restored as to enable him TO give
his undivided attention TO the duties of his pro.
feSsion. Charges will be made in conformity
to the reduced and equalized rates agreed unon
by The faculty OF Lynchburg, and published in
1924
Nov so I'm
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GOmnlisSi0n Business.

If4HE subscriber offers his services 10 his
- friends and The public, and takes this me
ihod OF informing OF them thu h. ha, Opened
a hruse a few doors above The Post O0icr, on
the man street where hr viii receive ali kinds
OF country produce. & sell on Commission. Tie
will also sell tobacco OF attend 10 the shIpp Z
OF il: he also hasa large house prepared lot
storage, where Flour, Ne ca be stored for az
length OF time. All ,ersons inllnsing business
of any kind 10 him shal he promptly ATTENDED
10 HIS charges snail he as moderate a, an,
one could wish thai would do him eqaai justice
lie hopes by his moderate charge an 'Sr,,'
attention 10 merit share OF public pa ionage.
LEWIS BROWN.
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GaxAA.As * I'D IVES
Dec. 3

i ~ E5PEC1FuLLY mf,rm III, ir friends and
a q 'h' pu' lie generally that they have NOV
I'd 10 lhc |. use formerly (Walker &, Cos. I'm.
po'i1m of Foshions) They have on hand a
iarse assortment ofevc'y article in the die IS
me, witch will be sold at unusual 10. prices.
y large assortment OF FUR and SEAL
KIN APPS.
Dac z 4.
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NIRGIkiA AT Superior Couri 81 Chan
y Gerry, holden at the town III Lynchhurg on
he 3Olh day oil October, 1929. ChisweIl Dab
ne,, Put
against
John Bullock James Bullock. Alexander Lig
gni aud Patrick Mathews, late merchants and
parlner. trading under the style aud firm OF
Liggai & Mathews, Thos I Bouldin in his
own right and cx'or of George Cabell dec.
Editha |. Clay in her own right and as adms
nf Cyrus Is. Clay, dec. as ek or oil Charles Clay
dec. M guardian OF Clay, Charles Ways
VIM Miller. sen. WIN. Ogleshy. WIN. Radiord
VIM b. Rueker, Robert nnsley and Edward
Tinsley, Ell 'ors David Tmsley, dec. John
Walker, Richard Walker. Eliza |. Robertson,
Wilkins Wa son. Richard q. iladen aud Simon
Miller ard John Alien add VIM Gait, ex'ors
II WIN. Gait. dec, Richard Anderson, Beverly
Blair aud David Anderson, merchants and
oariners trading nnder the style and fun OF
Anderson, Blair II Ande, son, Ann Norvel,
Gabriel Rasfo0 aud Archibald Peasants, mer
chant. aud parin"ts. trading u1dei the style
aud firm of Ralston & Peasants. Drns.
THIS cause came an this day 10 he heard on
the bill answers nf the defendants, John Walker
VIM Msr, Simon Miller aud John Allan and
Wan. Gait, eI'ors OF VIM. Gait. dec and an
~ hihi, aud the suhpOenas sNardcl therein, IN
The 18Th day NJ Dec. 1898, W len appears TO
have been duly served on The other defendants.
aud wa argued by counsel. On couside ra,iaa
whereof the court doth order that ne OF il
commissioners do take nm account of the trust
fund 10 the bill ment1n Il. rs also an account
Of aty claim or c laims which may he asserted
before him by the defendants, or any, or either
of than, or by others against The lale finn of
Gait II B0llocK, in the bin mentioned, and re
port the same 70 the court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself,
or required by the parties 10 be so stated.
A copy Ieste, J. WILLS, {. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lynrhburg, 23d Nov 1929 (
The parties in this cause Will take notice
that have appointed Friday the 9Th day OF
February next, TO commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court, on
which day, at the hour oil nine o'clock IN the
morning, they are required 10 attend together
with all others 10 whom the firm of Gait 4 Bull.
lock may be indebted, at my office in this
town. with their acc cunts, vouchers, and copies
of court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES BENAGH, {.
Nor 80 w4w3l
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NfOllSE.-By virtue Of n deed of IT,.
AN ecuted 10 the subscribers by Jamsa " -
Diiiard, which is Of record in the Clerk &C.
of Amherst and Bedford, Tor the burmese ;, Y'i'e
in expressed. we will sell. at public snc,, "'ef
cash, TO the highest bidder, NJ the ,Ju.'r ''r
house of said Dilaid, in The count, q po11
on Tuesday the ODD day of Decenb,, ne S,''o
fair, II not, the next fair day thereafter sas "
continue from day to day until compl,,e5 70
following real and personal estate in sand d," ~"
expressed, to wit tract of land situate in ~
county ~ Nelson, and containing eft, acres
also. the one fifth of all the lands of VIII
James London died, seized and possessed +,
ing III Amherst county also, the foIlo,,;..
slaves, VIZ Joe man, J Illus a man Sea-
a man, Shadrake man. Reuben a man. l..
a lad, Brentsford lad, Preston a boy, Han
and her ron George, Rachel girl, Anne aa1
her child boy, Mary girl, Martha a CIV, 'H
Harriet girl, Lydia gn. Matilda a VIM, s.
weman, and Frankly and her three cbld,a.e
David, Belinda and --, (nam. no, ~"
pressed) and all tn increase of the femaIa.
also. all the household aud kitchen G,,n,n,o
all the plantation utensils, all the horses r,,I.
hogs and sheep the entire crop on The planla,ar,
occupied hy said billiard also, his ltbe .a,t
Dila'd's) interes' in the estate Of Jno. ll'Rr;d.
deceased. and whatever other articles in s,;.t
deed named and not particularly named ~
this notice, M so much of The said pron,,tv =.
VIII be snihcient Ia answer the purposes OF .a;J
deed. A,hug as trustees, We will oonye, encI
title as is vested in os and none Other '"
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, TINS.
LEMUEL TURNER. ,pes
Oct. % ,d.oG