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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
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StHIRG1NIA-At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office OF
y the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor the Lynchburg
District, the LIST day Of February, it30, Rahdolpn d.
Garden Ptf against Mary Strange, the elder Robert
Smith, Agness his wife james Norman and judith
Moouuan, Nathanlal Mootmau, Mary Moolnai, Mar
tha Norman, children Of William MOorman. Mary
Moorman, Martha Moorman, Jane Norman, Eliza
beth Mooman and Charles Moorman, children Of john
Moorman. Charles Moorman Elizabeth MoOrman,
Aguiss Moorman. Dolly Norman, Susan Norman
aud Abrdm Moorman, children Of Abram Norman,
Richard White aud Polly hs wife, late Polly Moor
man. Nancy Clark late Nancy NoormaL, BenIanh
Haden and Martha MS wIle Elizabeth Strange, sally
Buher and john Alexander adin'r. OF Achcilcs !.
Moorman, dec. Detts
The defendants Mary Strange, the elder, Robert Smith
and Agnss his wife james Moorman aud Judith Moor
man, Nathaniel Moorman, Mary Moorman, Martha
Norman. children Of William Norman, Mary Moor
man, Martha Norman, Jane MoOrmap, Elizabeth Moor
man, aud Chai ,es Moorman, children of John Moornan,
Charles moorman, Elizabeth Norman, Agness Moor
man, Dolly Noorman, Susan Norman, and Abran
Norman, children of Abran Moormant Rich
ard White aud Polly his wife and Safy Baber
not having entered their appearance and given security
according the of Assembly and the rules Of tins
sourt, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
lhey not inhabitants Of this country II Is ordered
shat the said lief ndan do appear here on the hst day
Ufthe and the several bills OF The PHI
aud that copy of tins order be forthwith inserted IL
some newspaper printed IN the townof LYnohhurg
for Two months succesyeiy, and posted At the front
door Of the courthouse in the sah town.
Copy-Teote, WILLS, {. c.
March, ty.m57
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DESCRIPTION.

Shakespeare is beautiful blood bay, hand
somely marked black name aud tail, with a
most delightful coat ofhair, which Tor sickness
aud fneness is seldom eqhaled. and never ex
eeeded OF most commanding appearance /;
great strength, beauty and ACTON eight years
old this spring; full sjxtern hands hlgl !;
and ii is thought by the best of judy
es that Shakespeare is not exceiIed in
point Of appearance by any horse IN Virginia.
Much more could be said, but gentlemen OF the
turf aud breeders in Virginia add North Caro-
lima are 100 generally acquainted with the ben
eficial results from jud cious crosses, TO require
any Thing but their own judgment and dlscre'
ton to induce them 10 embrace the present
opportunity of improving their stock. No
charge for persons or servants bringing mares
Ia this horse. Shakespeare is limited to three
mares per day, aud can say Win cleaf con-
science, that thin k him the surest foal setter |
rver kept. ShoGld any mares lail 10 prove in
foal ,hal were Pun last spring, ouly half price
'eil be changed iu case gentlemen send dgain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

TWILL stand the ensuing season AZ my STA.
w be IN the ioan oi Liberty, aud county OF
Bedford and will be let Ia mares al 50 the
SEASON. PAYABLE thr 18th December nexi the
season will commence On the lst OF March,
and end on the Isl Of August ueXi-Slj the
single leap, payable AT the stable door, aud SlO
Tor insurance, pay able a. soon as the mare IS
known L. be il, loai, or translerred-ane dollar
TO be paid 10 the groom for each .dare. The
proprietor has made the most ann lie arrange
ments 10 have mares well attended 10 thai may
be sent 10 this horse, having provided 300 a.
cfes Of land for pHslurage. gratis, apart Of
which is IN Glover for early grazing, the bal
ance 10 wheat and rye, sowO for The express
purpose divided into different enclosures and
we'll waiered; 50 that mares with young colts
can be kept separate. Mares can be fed, II
required al % cea's per day. Ample stable
room 10 protect thrm from the inclemeney OF
bad rainy weather. aud sailed twice week.
Ihe,e arrangements, together with my personal
aud devoted attention, assisted by faithful Ost-
lers provided for the purpose, vii be warrant
!, Is hoped, that mares will be well treated and
returned 10 their owners IN good condition. |
" II state that last spring there was sometimes
as high as 40 mares from distance, all under
my care n number with young colts, some AZ
far as I1O miles of, all relurGed 10 ther owners
la good condition, without the least injury
No responsibility for accidents or escapes. bat
every exeriion viii be made 10 prevent them
The public will justify me III saving that Shaks'
peare's colts are Il the finest order being large
and fne, they far excel the coils Of any other
horse that ever stood IN this section OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22
PERFORMANCES.

he Spring he as three years DID, he won
The cots race Al view Market, at three heats,
siG subscribers, purse 1000 dollars, beating
Betsy Archer, Jannete and Rockingham and
others very easily and repeating III hne time
the same spr,rg he won the Jocky Club purse,
TWO mile heats, at Spring Hin, five starting
TN tall after be was three years old, he won
the annual pcs, stake az New Market, two mIlr
heats Gyn subscI ibrrs 300 dollars each, b AT
ing easily jeanette, Mr.. Harrlson's Vrginiau
| and two uIhers-same fail he won the pro2rie
loi 5 purse AT Notoway, TWO male heats, bea'-
mg Phills, Ara'us and onp other " ith ease
fhr next week he run nj Brlileld for the Jocky
Club purse, $40 dollars, three mile heats, Won
without difficulty. beating Bertrand, AratuS
and two othrr.-ihe week after, he won the
Jocky Club purse at Spring Hill, two mile
heats bea !n9 Buster aud Two others hard in
hand--the spring he was four years DID, he won
tt JoCky Club purse, 6uO dollaIs, at Belhcd
| 3 - lie heats, bearing the distinguished ace
mare ARIEL. in hnr tIme-the nrSt week te
won the jock, 1lun purse M LaurencevIIe
mile heals 500 dollars, AT one heat, wmci
| .. took So easily that nothing would run a
| gauiSt MIN I = caud heat-Ihc next week he
~. ~ NV Market, four mile heats, anA was
| heal nv q hannah nj three heats, Shak pear
| hraiiug rula IN the same race, they con
! ieudWg closely as to inlute each other, and
! The .cby gave Gohaauan the rac"-ihe ia1 h.
Ms tonp years old. lie was trained. sustained
an injury IN his hind ANGLE, was iur0ed out
J aiken up again and run, he was beaten by
, AIit,, Monsieur ]onsun aud Sally hagee
/ he was then tnrned out and ~inleled, his ancl,
! improved the spring he vas five Yeas old
he was again trained, and run al Halifax, n. [
! tnr the prupueiors purse, I'VE m;le heats, whiCt
he won IN great time, beating Mulatto Mary
&c &c. the next week he won the Jock,
! Club purse, 900 dollars, at Beifeld, three mi!
heats, a. heats. btallng Sally Magee, BIZ
ANGLE again gave way, and he has not starte,
Tor race since. So that il will be seen from
the above sa.emcnis of performances. tina
| Shakespeare has beat almost every racer of dis
| tncion that was on the turf with him ; amunl
. them, Jaueite, the favorile Of New York Der
i irand the iavorite Of South Carolina, Hi
tIa aud ARIEL. the favori,es NJ Virginia as wei
, as Aralas. Aarktme. Phillis, Rockingham
Betsy Archer, &c. Shakespeare made
b 6ue season the last spring, his colts will h
scattered into sixteen iifereni counties and thi
Ii spring will show for themselves. and wisl
" hun TO rise or tall on his own merits, and return
C my thanks for the liberal encouragement here
r iofore received, and soici a continuance of tn,
Nsame. WILLIAM TERRY
March IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

stsIRGISlA-A. ihe Clerk c OF
u the super,,, e.. hancery for the Ign. iburg
District, the lst day Of February, le3O. larlion
Noodson aud Aniee his wife, pitts against Alexander
Roberts and Sally hs wjis, Joseph I. koeers ana
susaunah hrs wife, George w. Page aud Henrieta
IN wife, john isggard aud Nancy his wife, AleHan
der Mcclure and Nancy his wife, dsits.
The defendants George W. Page and Henrietta his
wife, John liaRgafd aud Nancy ms "he' mol nav
ing entered their appearance and given recurity &C
cord nr 10 the of Assembly and the rules OF thi'
court appearing by satisfactory e'ifence that they
inhabitants Of this country II ordered 'h
the said defendants do appear here the day
the next and tins bill Of the plaintiffs aud
that copy ofths order be forthwith inserted 10 some
newspaper printed IN the town oiLyncburs Tor ~ 4
months successfully aud posted at tue front DOOR {"
tho courthouse ia the sand town.
copy-Teste, J.AlLhs, -
March w2m57
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

~ .,nD Es.ECYNoS.

HNHE Ward Election for six Aldermen aa
q six Common Councilmen in each Ward
in the town of Lsnchburg. will take place ,pur-
suan' TO an act Assembly, entitled an sGi
10 amend an net, Untitled an act, dividing the
town If Lynchburg INTO wards, and for olhe1
pur poses,' passed Feh. 10. 1890, on the frs
Tuesday in April next; u will be held in Lyme
Ward, No. /, being all hat part of said town
below the Isl aliey. extending frrm lbe rlyrrle
tie twelfth stree, at the otfcr Of A F BIZ
gers, on ID street. And in Henry Ward. ",
,, being all that part of SAID town above SAID lst
alley, extending from the river to 10Th stree, al
the Office OF Nathaniel Winston, On ID street
SAalL. BRANSFORD,
Serg't of the Corporation of Lynchburg
March S tide
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To all whom it may concern.

ooTHNHE subscriber having 'hough. best TO alter
1T Il the time tor exhibiting Cole from the 4,h
DeeNunday in April. to the 4th Monday in Ma,
n,bext. hereby gives notice that the exhibition
will take place on that day. at Bedford Court
u House, and for the encouragement of raisiu .
" fne ho,scs. the undersigned will give pre-
" MUM ot 500 in cash, 10 be paid TO the owner
. of the fnest ear old Shakespeare Colt. On the
b Monday in July, another exhibition OF
shskespesre's Colts, folded spring 1880, and to
the finest o that class, season gratis will he
given. Gentlemen dsinierested selected TO
decide between the parties, a1d pledge my self
thai the matter shall so be managed, ihat
strict justice shall be done without favor or
Partially TO any. VIM. TERRY.
March lS. 81
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I'eI. l

KflRGiNIh.-At Rules holden in the Clerk
W the superior Court Of Chancery for the Ill %
District the 18th day of January, $50. Chorle, W. :
ley aud john H. Smith, surviving partners AZ en-
Vhteley, Um. Uheiey and John II. Smib '' T.,
mcrchahts aud plf4crs, trading under the s,,I 'a'
hrn ofCharles rhikIey Co Pitts. nrain. I'm. nna
lIA, Nm Xix. Martha lIix Drnry Hx, Alrronhaa..
Marshall aud Elizabeth ns wife, and Samuel M,
aud Hannah ais wife, Defis. ''Nsha't
The defendants Thomas Iix, Drnry Hx, Aer,,,.
Marshall and Ezat eth his wife, and Samuel Manu.
and Hannah his wife, not having entered ~ 'la
appearance and given security according 10 rho '
Assembly ana Tue rules OF this court aud appcr,
by satisfactory evidence that they are nor in,ai'"
this country 1t is ordered that the SAID defendant,
pear here on the first day Of the next term and %
the bill 1.-THE plaintiffs, and that copy of TN, oi
!ofth"ltn inserted IN some newspaper printed bn.
5wu of Lyuchbnrg, for two months sucoes,i,eI, VI me
posted at the front door of the courthouse NM
town A copy-Ieste, / Wits ~ -
req. W9plq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

wEIRGINh-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
~ ofthe Superior Court of Chpncery for The lynch.
burg District the 18th day of january, $50 Brycrl.
Robinson, Ptf. against Lindsey Purks Llnd,,y
s rmsley, Richard S, Ellis and Thomas N. Eu5aps
Dens.
The defendant LINDSEY Tnsley, nothayng enerf.
his Appearance and given security according to the IL
of Assembly and the rules OF this court and it apnear
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not nhabant Of
this country IL is ordered that the said defendant A.
appear here the first dayofthe next term and u,
the amended bill ofthc plaintiff & that copy orhisy Or
der be forthwith inserted IN some news paper printed n
the town OF Lynchhurg for TWO months successfully nd
poste at the front door of The courthouse III the %
town. copy-Iese,
J. WILLS
FEB. ln4u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

SN0IlCE-By virtue Of deed ol trust,
III eSecu,ed 10 me by John u Wright, bear
my date On the 18th d,y of April, ls26, and
reeorhedIn the Count Count of Bedford, aud
10 accomplish certain purposes IN sad deed
expressed, shall on Tuesday, the 18Th day oil
April 1890 81 the lanyard, on the premises,
expose 10 SHE. 10y way OF public auction, a
certain ,tac, OF parcel Of land, conveyed and
described in said deed lying anh belog ~ the
county &c Bedford contain ~ BIS acres. more
or less, II being The me tract ~ parcel OF land
which form rly belonged 10 George Douglas,
dec. The terms of sale viii he made known
ct he time and place oil sale. The title TO said
land IS believed TO he unique stionably good, hu'
acting as trustee, will convey to the puroha'
ser OF purchasers such title ms is vested ia me
by the said deed of trust and none other.
BALDA Mcdaniel, Trustee.
March 10 ids
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n II rules holden in the Clerks Office of the county
IA Of Patrick the 4th day of January, 1889. WIN
copeland and Martha his wife, late Martha Nihlett
Thomas Boundurant and Jane his wife late JaaH Nib
let, aud John Pedgo, and Any his wife, late Any Nib
lett pitts against Elizabeth Niblei aud Polly NiOett
deits. IN Chancery.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according the ct Of Assembly and
the rules Of this court, and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they Lh3bit1uts oil TINS country
Is ordered that the said defendant 10 appear here h
Thursday after the second Monday in May ueXt and ant
swcr the bill ofthe ptla. aud that copy of this orde
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published II
the town yncbhnrg for months successfully. and
posted the door ofthe courthouse Of this county
copy feste, A. STAPLES. c. T..
March w2mJ7
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VaI,UAHIiE FARM,
FOR SALE.

An disposed 10 sell my Mill aud Plania-
n ton sn Csu's creek. in he county OF Rock
bridge, king 90 The highway from Covington
and BATH 10 Lexington, distaai about sIT mites
from the latter aud two miles from The Sotih
fork OF James River, which Is nayigable To
LynchbuIg lbs tarm contain, upwards "i
400 acres large portion Of winch IS OF e1-
cellent qaaiity, nnd lies "a sufficient gaanIiis oil
meadow--all of whith is salered- The IN
progemenis are n good county fsIm house .and
all necessary out houses NEW Barn oi The
first order. aud 300 acres Of cleared land which
may be DIVIDED ialo leu fields, so as 10 have
running water IN each "a valuable Merchant
Mil lately buIll with two par OF stonss-ihe
house is three sioflns high, and large enough
to contain ten thousand bushels VI wheat
The situation OF this larm. independent of IT'S
ferliily. adds greatly to is value. II is in the
! ncighhofhood oi three manufactures oflron,
/ ufLcxingi Ton, the College OF Washington -and
n tfords an excellent stand for a country store.
| A gen,leman deslfoUs of residing IN Lexington
! on account Of his children could with ounye.
nience, attend to, and draw al, his supplies
| fom this farm. Thr pHi. which has gopd
custom. and which, with good management,
she may retain. is 81 natcd near he lower end
Of the tract, aud may be separated from il with
out inconvenience. am willing 10 sell them
separate. The terms OF sale will he made con
ytnient 10 purchasers. A. STUART
! Struuton. March |. 6w
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PEDTGR H E.. :.

Shakespeare was got by Vrginian, the fasor'
,s~s son Of Sir Arch, aud among his most dis
: linz nished Facers his dam, who was soH fisi
lai two years with her coli by he, .sidS 10 ,Alr.
Livingston Ct. NV York, for '.lioU sly Mr..
'hfthrrt HIPS hay horse Sheuandosbs9ne oil
iiie Fl, ST suns OF the celeb ated race horSe9 po'
iqmac he wa, our Of Mr.. HIS bay aIetby
kheimpuried horse Fehrifuge, her dam by the
Impaired horse Grey Doomed, her granaam by
Widar, he, great grandam by Col. Iiayne S
Flimnap, he, great great grandam by Old Val
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

Nylh"iNiA'-At Rules holden IN the Clerks office
y oil inc superior Court of Chancery for the Lynch
puts Dis'riet the 18th DAY of january, 1890 Thomas
Preston, PHI. ag ainst George Fosdick and wn F.
dick, DOTS ' 70
The defendant George Fosdek not having entered his
apPcd"uce anI gwen security according to the act of
6y satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabant nf
inns country 1t is ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear mere on the hrs day ofthe next term and an
e, 'ie PHI OF inc plaintiff aud that copy ofthis or
der DE forthwith Inserted in paper printed in
me town ynehburg for twomonths successfully
posted al Tue front door of the courthouse in the said
Town. Copy-Teste,
Fl J. WILLS. c. C.
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VPIRGINIA, Set - Al a cour, held for Bedlordcon-.

RYIRGINlA, Set = AT a court held for Bellordcop,.
~ at the courthouse, on the 18th day Of jan ts..,f
Charles G, Patterson, pitt against David XVII leJ
William Ks lc, defls.
The defendant, William Kyle, not having entered t
appearance aud given security according 10 the me-, =
Assembly aud the rules of tins court, aud appearing
the abstraction ofthc court that he is not an iuboL
of this Commonwealth On the motion Of the plair,.a
by counsel 1t is ordered that the SAID def VIM
appear here ON the 18th Monday in March next and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this A.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspap printed
the town oflynchburg for TWO months success yely and
posted ut the f ont door of the courthouse hi,
on two several court DAYS.
Copy-Testc, G. A. WINGFIELD De
Icb. ! W1mIJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22

RTIRGINlA TO WIT At the rules held in the
~ Clerks Office OF the county court of Franklin the
4th day of January, 1880. Stephen Preston, ir. I'm.
Pratt, Smthson II DAVIS John o. leiiwich and Bow
ker Preston, merchants and partners trading under
the style and firm of Stephen Preston r. & Co. which
said WIN. Pratt is also administrator of Clifford Stone
Iced. pitts against Margaret Stone, widow and relict
ofChlford Soue decd. Nancy Stone, Jelu Slone
Cain SlOnc Alien Slnne Roger Stone, Patrick Slonc
and Samuel Sonc infant heirs and legatees Of Clifford
Slouc, dee by Margaret Stone their guardian ad H.
TEN, Caleb Slone, Thomas Stone, James Sione Jacob
Slene and Ablsha Sone children and heirs of Cliford
Slone dec and John Sample. and Lewis Turnbull late
merchants and partners trading under the STYLE and
firm ni Sample Il Tunbull, and Nathaniel II Clai-
horne, deits.
The defendants Caleb Stone, Jacob Stone and Thomas
slone not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and it appearing from satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants of this Stae-On
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel il is ordered thar the
sad defendants, Caleb Stone. jacob Stone and Thomas
Slonc appear in the said Court the first Monday in
May next aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy
OF hs order he forthwith inserted in the Virginian
paper printed in the town Of Lynchburg for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Courthouse Uf this county.
ACopy-Teste JAMES c. TATE, D. C.
y ep 9. w5w5l
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Feb Is

"a OIlcE-By vlr,ue Of a deed Of trust, ex,
" ccIfedt;o the subscriber ty Thomat
Wills bearing date'ihe 22nd day of March
1925, aud OF record ~ The clerks Office OF ~
eod u, a:enft OF Amherst, and 10, certain pln
,dpsgs 1hereiD expressed, shall, on he Goth of
March .uesi. al P.dlar Mills proceed TO sell. ~
the lisles, 4dder, Tor ready money, all rht
iiehl, fNe and interest OF said Wills, IN and "a,
certain Saw aud Grist Mil, on the lands at
Jame, Davis. in the county of Amherst. Act
ing As trustee, the subscriber " i'll only convey
such tile us is vested in hun b, aforesaid deeds
JOHN ID. DAVIS, trustee.
Feb Is. I'd 81
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DANCING SCHOOL.

RpuE undersigned respectfully submits to
u the patronage of the Ladies aud Gentle
men Of Lynchbuig aud lis vicinity, his inten
ton o opening Dancing School in this place
wherein viii be mueht the most fashionable
steps aud dances. Parents desirous of having
then children taught that elegant accomplish
ment. may rest assured that the subscriber will
spare no pains TO improve his pupils IN iha'
useful art aud thai he will give them propef
instructions in manners Of ciyiHy, and pay Tie
greatest attention 20 their department.
The school will poshiyeI, commence on
Thursday the 18th nsI,in Mr.. Morris Ballroom,
Franklin Hotel
Terms MS heretofore. J. A, NAUPi.
March 10 cd
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NVituiNiA---At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office
OF Inc superior Court Of Chancery for the Lyuch-
nurg district the I'd day Of emher, 1929 Thorn
as j. harden, Pm. against John b. Rutledge and
Robert Scott Derts ""N
The defendant Robert Scott not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act
semby ana the rules of this court and appearing by
evidence that he Is not inhabitant Of this
country 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
mere on the hrst day Of the term and answer the
eill Sfthe plaintiff and that copy of this order be
thsetedln some newspaper printed in thu town
OF EhehnurR Tor two months successfully and posed nj
the front door Of the courthouse in said town.
r., aOopy-Teste, j. WILLS, c. c.
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LAND TOR SALE.

EE URSu IN u 10 n decree of The County
n Court oil Amherst AT February Court,
le3o, W., the undersigned Commissioners
viii proceed 10 sel, 10 the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY the 10th March next, il fair, If not, the
next tar day lhet eater tract of Land, lying
in the county of Amherst, about ,hree miles
from Lynchhurg, aAjoinining The Land OF
James Lee, Amos Thucker, and others, bc
longing 10 the estate OF lcmima Jenkins dec
The sale Will be- made Tor cash. rnd possession
given immediately. JAMES LEE,
JAS. l. LAMk1N,
PBOSSER Pow ELL.
Pet % ids
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NTlRdlNlA--At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
W Superior Court of Chanccry, for the Lynchhurg
District, the 18th day of January, 15}0-Juditi Han
snrd and Peter e. Hansard, an infant who sues by the
snid judith fiansard, his mother, and next friend
against VIM Mcdaniel, Merrctt Talbot adnir. OF
John Talbot, aud Henry l.. Davis Benz Taliaferro
admir- de boms non with the will annexed of John
Hansard dec. John w Hansard, Ambrose X Han.
sard, Isaac X Hansard Arson Tnsey and Sophia
his wife, George Burtord and Polly his WIFE Elijah
Davis and Permeiia his wife, Archibald Hansard and
Philip Burford and Car line his wife, doits.
The defendants. John w Hansard Archibald Han
sard, George Burtord and Polly his wife, and PhIn
bHrford and Caroline his wife, not having enter.
ed their appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assembly, the rules this court and Il
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are moi
inhabitants of tins cOuhtry-t Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the first dpy
next term and answer the bill of the PITTS and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
paper printed IN the town of Tynchbnrg for two ob,
snccessVey and posted at the front door of the cour
house, in the said town.
coPy-Teste, LWIIIS. &C.
Feb. Ia non,s