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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

ENRESH HoPS,--Just received, a slpply Of htst
II sort ps, for sale at retail by
ian % r n DREW, Ae'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

MANAGERS OFFICE.
III WING of the Delaware and S. Carulna
~ NO. i8 VIII be received THIS DAY.
Capital Prizo 60oo Dollars.
Tickets So, Halves so, Quarters 75c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
An-tfo, sale of Lands and Slaves.

An-tfey sale of Lands and SLAVES.
H. ylrfue "i a deed OF trust, executed TO US
IA = b. john Mopntaasue. aud Tam.ey his
wit. an Robert Tnsley, bearing dare ON the
l6a lay of July, 1872, and of record IN the
coua court of Amhclst, We shall, on the Isl
day II December, 1850. before the Il ont door of
the ,4vern house in the town Of New Glasgow.
an county OF Amherst, now occupied by James
S. pendlelou, expose to sale, 10y way "t public
auction. The following real aud personal estate,
10 wiz: A house and lot, situated IN the said
town Of New Glasgow, II hemg the same here
tcfore conveyed to The said John Mountcasile
and Robert Tinsey by William y. Pendleton,
aud James S. Peudleon,-Aiso. two other I'M
proved lots, in the SAID town OF New Glasgow,
with all the houses and improvements thereon,
one Of which lots contains the sore house
lately occupied by James Rose, aud the other
being the same which AT lie date of The SAID
deed IL trust was occupied by the said John
Mountcas,le. Also, a tract Of land. lying in the
said county Of Amherst, within one miIe vi the
said town Of New Glasgow, containing ny sur
vey $50 acres, be Inc same more or less, aud
adjoining the lands OF David S. Garland. John
Coleman and others; also, u acres OF land,
adjoining the last mentioned tract, purchased
OF David 5. Garlsnd-also. one other tract OF
land, lying and being in the county atoreasld.
on the waters of Butfaloe river, containing Que
hundred and twenty three acres, more or less,
and ad Joining the lands OF Barnet Cash, William
Duncan and William Sandidge-also. one other
tract oil land, lying in said county, supposed to
contain two hundred acres adjoining the tract
last before mentioned, and also adjoining the
lands of William Sandidge and otbers--also,
the following slaves, with the increase OF the
females oil them, il any, since the date OF the
said deed of trust, namely, one negro man na
med Moses, and his wife Amy two negro boys,
Bob and Washington, two girls Dosia aud Ma
ry, two men George and Albert one woman
named Rachael, one boy Meredith, one gtrl ma
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey, one wo.
man named Judy, one boy named AIchy, aud
two girls Appha and Betsey
Terms of Sale.-Ihe slaves will be sold for
cash. and for the real property one fourth OF
the purchase money will be required TO he paid
on the day OF sale, & the balance in three euua
insiaments at g, II aud Is months from the
day ofsale, TO be secured in eyerv case b,
notes made negotiable, and payable at one o
me Banks in Lynchburg, satisfactorily endors
ed, aud by deeds Of trust on the property pur,
chased
ihe TILE 10 all ofthe said property is believed
ODE good, but acting merely as trustees. W.
VIII convey only such title as is vested in u
ny Inc deed Of trust aforesaid. Should the sal,
NOT De completed on the day above appointed
WI oe Continued from day to day unti com
p'e'eu' RICHARD S. ELLIS, ! Trus
o.. CHlSWELL DABNEY, tees
~ Il ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
SHORT DIRECTIONS FOR TRANSPLANT
ING TREES.

Food is as necessary 10 the health and growth
of plants, as IL is to ANIMALS Inc best food Tor
plant. is rich, pulverzed earth, or rather the
vegetable mater which II contains. lhal yodf
trees and shrubs may live aud thrive, proceed
as follows: dig for youf trees holes nj least
three feet in diameter and l9 inches deep, and
for shrubs a proporlionale SIZE and depth
TIN rowing away the lower spit of earth. linen
fill up the hole ioa proper height Tor setting
the Tree with rich surface earth, OF perfectly
rotted manure blended with four ont OF five
parts OF earth. Set your tree and cover with
surface soil. treading down when the roots are
covered with earth. See that the roots are
Trimmed Of all bruised aed broken l1nrts thai
they are separately extended in their natural
dir ctlon that fac earth every where comes
ia contact with them. A pc alto OF Two. OF II
gill of Il ahsead or OATS, may be HdVantsge"usly
placed in the hole before the tree IS set, aud a
pail Of water turned Ia utter the whole Is Two
thirds filed The rich earth ahJrds nutri,Ye
pastDTe for the young root 10 rang" ~ the 20
tatoes, &c, keep the ground ioose and moist,
aud enable them TO roam freely aud the waieI
brinps the earth ia contact with the roots, and
prevents them from becoming mouldy. Keep
the ground free Of grass us far Us the roots ek
tend for these exhaust the moisture and nuiri'
ment necessary TO tho plaat, and exclude from
the roots air and heat, the indispensable agents
10 vigorous gfowth. Treat yo"r forsss you
would favoflte oorn hills, which YOU wish to
make the most OF, except give them no nnro'
te dung. Washing with II strong ley IN May
will destroy insects. aud promote the health aud
vigor OF your trees To persons living re-
mote, or VINO are unable TO obtain their nees for
Early spring planting, we recommend that they
procure them IN the autumn aud lay them IN by
The heel as nursefymen technically term IL
which is merely 10 dig trench on a dry piece
of ground, laying the earth on one sidr--tae
ueuch wide enoughto contain the roots put
the root, into this, close together. iettng the
stocks rest IN an lhcliued position upon the bank
of ear,h and then cover the roofs and part OF
the st .oks with earth. La this way they escape
injury from the frost of winter, and are 10 res.
dmrss for early planting in the sprng. BIZ
sides, better plants are generally obtained IN
the autumn than IN the spring, after nurseries
have been culied. Bud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
POETRY.
For the YlRGISIAS.

| FoR THE NlRdlNIAN.
WISH FOR RETIREMENT.
Oh for some wild and far retreat.
| With boundless drpths of woodland round
| Where Man never more might meet,
| Nor hear his VOICES ueacherous sound.
| Where Rumor, with her scorpion tongue,
J Night neer Intrude her poisonous tale,
Where orphans cries, by .s'rice wrung,
Night never more my ear assaIl
Where Slander ne 'er again might AIN
Al ne her sly and deadly blow
Where PASSIONS Md tumulluous dame
Night never ell my bosom more;
Where "e''ry days report OF crime
Of wrong. oppressio, and deceit,
OF mans dark deeds ofev'ry Kind,
Tue lonely spot migaI never greet
For such blsst retreat rs tins
How glad life's busy scenes ~ leave.
And. parting with each worldly bliss.
| would uOt drop tear, nor grieve.
There, all my ills aud all my woes
I'd try to hull to wakeless sleep
1here var remoy'd from friends aud foes,
Alone I'd smile, alone I'd weep.
But could NV woes he buried there
Would grief my bosom cease TO fill
No were it twice as wild aud Tar,
They'd haunt and hang around me still.
THE GRAVE ah that's the resting place
Oi those who mourn and those who weep,
No griefs can pain. no sorrows chase
Me, in that home-so still and deep
Soon shall lay me there tor st;
Soon shall reach the peaceful spot
Where troubles never Can molsst,
Where all my woes will be forgot.
Great God prepare me for that hour,
When thou shalt bid me live no more
Then, let me feel thy quiek'uing power
1htH lei me feel INV troubles Ger
And when deaths cold and heavy sweat
Shall gather on my pnlld brow,
Oh take my soul to that reirrat
Where rest unnumbel'd millions now
ARIEL.
Amherst, NoU. 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

a Continuation OF the Executors Sale
~ y Monday the 18th day of December next,
|wil be offered at Public Sale, III like man
~, at lne late residence Of Danle Gi imam, de-
ceased, 10 the Town of Fredericksburg, ali The
PtrsOnal Estate of said &, imam, in SAID Town
cor sistiug OF several House servants, Garden
ei COOK, Hostler and s. apstress &c. ali the
h J5.hold and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage &
Ms. light Wagon, Riding Horse,a consd
. ha s'ock OF Books, with variety OF other
arr Is .oo tedious to enumerate, The terms
OF Sal 81. lated in the previous advertisement.
JOHN 5. WEXFORD, Ex'er
uiihe last W III and Testament of
DANIEL GILMAN, deceased.
Oct ], tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
E7terS;oe Executors Sale Of STAGES
and other Personal Estate.

Ill. ole for Sal. At PI0lc A nction.
phantom OF the late Daniel GIinnan, dec
II pREsQUE xSLE, in the So"n.
oT Culueper on the 9Th day al Deceh-
no,t The sale 10 continne from day TO day
- ,ha ,ybole shall be sold, all she Personal
'I'artv which belongs TO the Estate at the de
aased On that Plantation, consisting ia part OF
S.,,.eu Fifty and sixty saves, between ~
- % {,orsss, several Brood Mares OF the
"rs,bool. g5out One Hundred Head OF Horned
ia. large stock oil Sheep and Hogs, about
,-nn gsrfels Of Cora, u large qnanilty oil Hag,
CaJlsr &c. plaufatlDe Utensils, Carpenters
I'D B,ack,mirhs' Tools, House hold aud kitch-
an Furniture, Copper sill, one Of Chan
usy,. hrs, Surveyors C0mpasses, with Chain
n,d Plotting instruments, wnh many oIher ar
,icles TO- tedious 10 enumefhtt
lis confidently believed, that an proportion
~ the enaulliy OF L eperIy that will he oner-
cd for sala, a larger proportion ot very valuable
pronerty was eeyeI offered AT public sale III pir
a,n,s TIE slaves are generally likely. many OF
shom very much 40 aud amongst them Is avery
v,luabe Blacksmith, young aud healthy. A
,,ongsl the Horses there is stud, believed iobe
of I'M, best bloc in the State. The Stock of Cat
tie. Sheep aud Hogs, are of Tie most improved
nreeds-many OF them now hi Tor market. and
~. Il worth the attention. OF Butchers. The
EnInItlIlf
and others. esrous OF procuring Va uabie
SICK will do well 10 attend this Sale, as an
opportunity ofprocuring such will seldom oc
cur
The terms Of sale as follows The slaves will
ho cold for Cash. the residue of the Property
,,non credit OF i months int all sums above
4 orty Dollars under tuat, Cash, the purchaser
giving Boud> WIN approved security, TO bear
interest from the date but as it is important to
,bs interest OF The Estate, thai should be able
tocommand the funds AT a specified lime,
Will agteeto relmluish the mt rrsl to those
who sbsAphy Ler Bonds when due. No Pro-
merry 10 be remove until the terms OF the sale
snail be complied with To prevent a sacrifice
OF The proper that my be offered for sale,
reserve he light of making one BID, in every
case, for the benefit OF the E-tste. Persons dc
srous Of viewing any part Of The Properly. be.
fore the day of sale, can do So by applying TO
Mr.. JOSEPH p. FLlPPO, the Manager ON the
Farm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

4 method Of accelcrdting The maturity Of Ne.
tons.
This consists in spreading under and around
the melons. bed of pulyerIzed charcoal two
inches deep. Lumpodias, at Frelgheng, a.
tempted hi. experiment in 1913, aud he sue
ceedrd in ripenIng melons in a box filled with
earth and not covered during the cold sumner
of that year The surface Of the charcoal at
tained n temperature at noon of from ll5 To
lss degrees, while elsewhere i, was only from
30 TO SO degrees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
TER MS.

ryFor 81 per aupuu, payable In ad'aueo - months
.sint,on will be received for less une tn ~ .sreou
nj no paper will be discontinued Out AZ "a "a
-. J,o,.o INIT all arrcarsges are pau, mt. No
Advertisements will be inses r. :. for each
.,asre Tor ess) the first tune, and 81 ne n,id for
continuance ho ".or,.on or tho paymeus assumed by
p,es,U rs. no saf Lynehburs
SON, ny Chaneery Orders not exceeding TWO 'sua''s'
Inserted for six dollars H. rd;toY. n,u,t bs stpo
Il ~ =, ,bay will not be attended, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
Cash fOr Wheat.

WYE will pay the best cash price for all
n,sN wheat delivered at the Lyacnburg
n '.n PERSONS wishing to engage their crops
"" p'ese call on US. We will give them choice
u several liberal propositions.
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25

MYDEAR rE,Esp-i rejoice that things are
as they are, aud that you are agreed TO take
charge of the important concerns of our
country abroad. and TO settle the old di,puta.
tons-the Colonial Trsdr, so important TO our
yours
namesake, Mr.. Mclean, OF New York, de
sires to be with you, You can pass him for
son, or If TOO old. for a brother. I think you
will fnd him just what consider him, gen.
llsmsn Of worth and qualifications, and excel.
lance, and who may DC altogether serviceable
to you.
The President know will be disposed 10
place none with you, not acceptable 10 yoln
liz then you shall consent TO name Ne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

h%eOflCE.-Nr John Hopper,-sir, you
AZ moi being resident Of this state, you
will please take notice, that, on Wednesday
The third day oil February, 1889, we shall pro
coed to take the depCsnious II George l..
Shrader, George MeDaniel, aud others, at the
Tavern ofJames Powell, nj Amherst Court
House between the hours uf ten o'clock in the
tnenoan, aud two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
thr same daY, 10 be read as evidence in n sui,
in Chancery, b> Injunction in the onnly Court
of Birmingham. State of Virginia, whereas
YOU are plaintiff aud ourselves are defendants
thereto. II II should 50 haPpen that all the de-
posi- ions atorr aid aunot br taken on the dav
aforesaid, the taking thereof will be continued
al the same place aud the same hours of the
day, from day 10 day uaiil the> are all taken,
wheIe YOU mh' attend if you think proper
GEORGE. l. PLEAS MIS-. Ad,ur. of
Thomas f. Pieasauis, dec
DABNEi ANDERSON,
GEORGE l. PLEASANTS.
DEC. 81 Undo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

sNIRGiNlA-At Rules holdeu in the Clerk, Mi
the superior Court Of Chtucery for The
burg District, the I'd day OF Nov. le20 ~ "
Sherman Pltf against james Ellhro and Caroliao ~
wife, VIM Thompson and Famllia his " iie Sts, VI
Terry aud Elizabeth lis wife, Thomas D. Sfat,"i
Mexico b. Shernan,Asa sherman, Albert A Sbe,
Mlcajaf Dasis, joel Early, james +. Hopkip, s,,
JAMES Bunch, Dcils. a."
The defendant Albert A. Sherman, not havipo aa, ,
ms appearance given security according to The ACT
Assembly, and the rules oftbis Court, aud Il ,tpp,
by satisfactory evidence that he is not M m6,E5, .
of this country 1t is ordered that the said deien9o
appear here the first day Of the next term mad "
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy If I'M, ~
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper ur,ti
the town ofLsnchburg for tw me llhs successlyel5
posted at the front door of the courthouse in IN,
town. Gopy-fesc, J. WILLS { -
Jan Is Wlmi5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

$EtlRGiNIA-Nt Ruiz, holden the Clerk, Office ofr4
superior Court Of Chanccry fnr the LtnrifGf.
District, I've Al day Of Not. ls29. j.. Carf y
Ptf ag1inst N3xander Roberts, john Ref,.l. Ja.,'t
{. Roberts James Roberts, VIM. {. kotr1ls, Flo.
Il. Roberts, Susanna Roberts, john Skelip' md l.,
zabeth his wife Abraham Carter and MaTy las NJ
Benjamin Hughes aud Nancy his wife, Hannah h...
Try aud Sally his wife, Henry Roberts anu Jan u,
Sen. DeiIs.
Thedeiendants John Shelton and Elizabeth his Wit "a,
not having entered their appearance aud gwen sttar
according To the act Of Assembly aud tho iuies Of b
court, aud II appearing by siaCtury evidence TIN
they not inhabitants Of this country 1t Is ordetcd
that the sad defendants do appear here tie irsi
ofthe next term aud answer thc bill oftIe piantit
aud that d cops of this order be forthwith inserted Ia
Some newspaper printed in the townof L!ulhblrs
for two months succesWeiy, aud posted at the non.
door Of The courthouse Ia tiIe SAID town.
Copy-Teste, J WILLS, { G.
Jan. II w4Hi3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

RAuR9uAAT "a warrant 10 u, dfa,Itt, "s
\ ha.p tbs day viewed the ,sfty ohale
shovu i g.s , Wm. LoNty. / 'his count
mud do find ihr same Ia he our h-lirIs, all 3
yrar. old ~ sptlop. veil grown, Of winch
aie cd and wn,re. aud a bundir aad VINE,
al marked IN the ears. with crop IN The lett,
aud M ovrfk FL ~ each ear-aad I'VE d. APP
pfais. The sad cattle ia the sun Il % each.
titled under our hands his l2rrdey of
1880. JOHN 10 WY.
NELSON \. HDMaON
MILTON LOWRY.
Bedford county,, 10 81 81 his day Tie shove
named appraisers WAS 9u'y Saeru hefpre me,
Joseph slaughter, Justl,r of TIE Pcac. tot
ali county. Gwen uud nv h IS l2rb
u, OF Jnn 1880 JOSEPH laugh Err
\ copy-Iestc, Ga WINFIELD. u {
Jan - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

sWIRGlNlA-AtRu Rules holden IN the CLERKS olHct .
the Superior Court Of Chanccry for the Lynchllr,
Dstriet, the % day of Nov. leo. Pow haian Boz,
ling PIT against Edward Boiling, executor q
Archer PAYNE, jr dec, Nathaniel II. Price, md Mo-.
hv Arnold, admrs de bonls non, with the viii annc,
Ell oi Richard Lee dec Paschal Wade, eXor Of Tall.
tina lee, dec. Thomas Anon eve and Iabitha hla W.T.
Richard Lee, tson OF William) Garnet Iue, Jain
Lee, John Arnold aud Patsry his wife, John Fowl,
and Besey has wife, Rcb, ecu Lee, " IN. IiiN A,v
his Wife, and Nathaniel Ii. Prize and Nancy H.,
nife, Def.
The defendants john Fowler and Betsy IN, WIFI no.
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act o. emily and the rules oil ,
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence laatt,,
arc nnt Inhabitants Of this country 1t Is oric,ed dat
the said defendants do appear here OH the III, day
the next term aud ansWe the bill Of the plaintiff ad
tint copy ufths order be forthwith inserted ~ sol
newspaper printed IN the town ofI.ynclfurg lar u.s.,
months successRcls aud poised at tie trent door Of
the courthouse III the SAID tsWa.
cOpy-Tcste, }. y HIS, E t.
JAM W4H43
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

W IRGlNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office a
4 the superior Couft of Chauccry for the lynahbu-
District, the I'd day of No.. le29 Denms Hardy
Essy Hardy and Ret,y Hardy. Pits. aaarsi Jaur.
Jopling, admf or Baptlst Hardy, dee. John BUY
Thomas Dlvs, admir- ofMchcH Ewing, doc Jar,'
White, Henry H.udy, VIM. Handy, Jesse WIN anl
Susan his VIE, late Susan Hardy DAVID L"chGtt "'t
Rachel ms wife, late Rachel Hardy, and Grpf.r
Hardy and Sophia his vile, laJe Sophia Hardy ,h3'
The defendants DAVID Loekcu aud Hacirl hl, n5u
Il George llrdy ANA sophia his wle, not having er.-
ed their app fance aud gwen security according IL e
act ufAsseuJ.y had The rules ofth. court 4 il W IN
by satisfactory evidence TINT they not lpta.'-
tans ofths country, It i ordered TINT the saa ,st'
do appear here on the first DAY day ofthe ArSt Im ui
der he forthv it'll inserted IL some nrWzpaI.r p.E.i
in tat town of Lvnchburg, for Two month, s.ce.slN'
ly, and posted the front door. thcreg', tra-t .
the said town. Acopy-To,tc. J. WlhLS,i.t.
Jan. II u4l85
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
Commission business,

[AHE subscriber offers his services 10 his
=. friend, and The public, AID ttkes this me
thod OF informing OF them thu h. has opened
a house few doors above he Post Office. on
the man street, where he will receive all kinds
OF country produce, u ell on Commission. He
will also sell tobacco or attend TO the shipping
Of ii; he also has large house prepared ior
storage. there Flour &C. can be stored for any
length of tune. All persons intrusIng business
of any kind TO him shall be promptly attended
to. His charges shall he rs moderate as ANY
one could wish that would do hun equal justice
He hopes by his moderate charge and Sric'
attention TO merit share of public patronage
LEWIS BROWN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

NVlRGlNlA, Set AT Rules holden in thu I Ierk'
Once OF the County Court of Henry at the court
honse' on the I'd day of Nov. ls29. Henry Edwards
ana sarah ms wife, pin. against VIM. Martini Brce
haflln Joseph Martin, Thomas Martin, John Martin
Joseph Mnun, ThOmas Smith aud UNITY his Wife
Achins Hughs aud Name, his wife, late Nancy Mar
un Jacob Burrus and Susan his iie late Susan Mar
I'm, Milton Cleveland, John Krausfnrd and Polly his
VIE benJanln Piper aud Susanuah his wife
hlegory aud Harriet his wife, Thomas Stafford and
caroline his wife. Emmett Cleveland jackson CIe,e-
Land, Perry Cleveland, Patsy Cleveland Daniel Ham
mock and his wife, VIM. |. Waller, Joseph G.
Waller and Henry Pritchet aud Nancy his wife defs
IN CHANCERY
nus day came the plaintiffs, by their Attorney and
Tue deiendehts VIM. Martini Brice Martin, Joseph Mar
I'm lhomas Martin, John Martin, joseph Martin Tbos
Nnith and lny his wife, Achllas Huphs and Nancy his
we, Jacob Burfus aud Susan his wife. Milton Iey,
land, john BransforG and Polly his wife BENT pnar
o"u saSahnah his wife, Gregory aud Harriet his
Mlie lhos Stafford and Caroline his " fe Emmett Cleye
hhd Jackson Cleveland, Perry Cleveland Patsy Ceyc-
i9hd DANIEL Hammock and his Wife moi having
entered ther appearance aud given security according
To the act OF Assembly and the rules tins court mud i
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are NOT
innapllats oi this conmonw eath-t Is ordered thai
me SAID deits do appear here ON the 2d Monday IN
"areh next and answer the compliments bill and Thai
copy OF lhls order be torthw th inserted m the Lyuch
uatg 'mgihinn for two months successfully and onotb
thS county. A cupy-reste,
pec.sl ~ D'fo T. d; C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

WlKGlNIA'--At rules holden in the CLERK. "a.
the superior Court vi ChaneeTy, krtbs +si
buig district, The I'd day OF Nov. Ir2g-Jnb' = hgl.
and Elizabeth his wife, Jacob Scott and pm D i1lrr
VILE Mildred lunis, i" dow Of John Inni. 49, DIS
ohey 'iTner, widow Of Juseph t.rnsr No., i1d
against Jnna- Peafe", IN he o,}u light. and pm
oil IN. Dlilard, dec James Dillaid go. of "a ADM
Larkn London aud Polly his wife, aua / -, a a.
william aud Lcanna Warner, infant. J., r. -
tioher behagh, specially assigned thrf eHsrt 9"M
uageard aud Rachel his " ilc aud Pr.fr ~ % '
Susannah hs wife ,'ls 1l
The delandants John Hnggard aud Il achelIt,.5s
r''rr hoo'e and Susann"h his wife, not having ,a.
heFhppeai anee and given security Hccnrdiny H. i'
81 Assembly ahd the rules of this court, aud II s,e
by satisfactory evidence thai they are not
.his country It's ordered that the said defendant a.
pear here on the first day Of the next tenn and at
sweT the blli OF the pitts; md that a cor, Of - ''
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper nm.
the town oi Lynchbarg for two months sulce,sl,el
posted at the front door of the COURTEOUS =. ..4
Town, a. a copy-Ieste, j. WILLS,C :
N2mis