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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

fo"hatan County Court, March 10, $40: William
n rope James Peasants, Edward Mayo, Robert
peasants, adm of Isaac w Pcasants decd and To-
SHn ioorc' aam'or dc bons non Of william Collier
DEC d pitts against John T. Peasants, Preston Smith
ana William s. Dance, dts. In Chanecry
Tins cause came on this day TO he heard and il an
pearnG TO the satisfaction OF the court, that the sub
poena and decree nisi had been executed on the de-.
,ehd"nts Tor more than four months since the filing of
The pitts BILL the same is ordered be be taken for
confessed. "
Whereupon the court, after matureIy considering
tue oil and exhibits fled and hearing the p.inGs,
counsel doth ndJudge, order, and decree, that the
defendant John L. peasants state and set,Ic he 80
counts as the adm'or of Samuel Pleasants decd he
fore commissioner of this court, and that the said
commissioner also take an account of all the money or
other things which have been paid by the pIan,iG
suretes OF John l. Peasants adHor OF Samuel Pleas
anus acc o. or either ot then to sew the amount
pu ny each oil saIc Suretes. Also account of all
the debts Cue from the estate ct the said Sarnnc
Pleasans, decd, other liabilities of the said John
/. Pleasants adm'or aforesaid and for which his
SAID suretes can IN any manner be held bound Also
an account of all money which may have he On r,d h.,
the defendant Preston Smith, If any i'm exonsrr,io IS
the SAID sureteS of the said John T. Peasants ne ad'r
aforesaid, and report the this court
with any matters specially stated deemed Deriinrnt
by himself which may be required by the parties
10 be stated.
Copy Teste, r. I. GRAVES. n.
The parties interested will please take notice that
nave appointed Monday, the fourteenth day Of June
next Tor entering upon the duties required of me by
Tue "ithIn order when they requested to attend
! at Powhatan Courthouse by ten O'Clock A. NJ with
their papers ready for examination; and All nerSons
having claims unsatsed against the estate of Samuc
iIassn's decd are desired to present them me- on
or before that day properly authenticated in ODD
mat an account thereof may be taken
JOHN w. DANCE, Comm
-toWhatan Courthouse, April 10, 1880 % wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
w a L SONS HOTEL.
EOLILAIRIES nIILO


VNllE subscriber respectfully informs is humorous
a friends IN this and and the adjoining States,
that hc has removed from Chilcothc TO Columbus,
and has purchased the extensive establishment lately
occupied by Mr.. Edmund Browning, nearly opposite
the Public Buildings where he is prepared to enter
tam those Ladies and Gentlemen who may be pleas.
cu 10 call upon hiin, in the very best manner As
nc intends to locate himself permanently in this place
and has fitted up his establishment m a STYLE OF ole.
gancu at least equal to any IN the western country
beng provided among other convcucnces, with ten
private Parlours, with bed rooms adjoining for tho
accommodation of ladies or famllics-and his bousc
bong amply supplied with every article which can
contribute TO the comfort, satisfaction and noynrnt
ofall those who may honor him with their cys,om.
he iiatiers himself that he will be favored with con.
inuance OF the very liberal patronage hitherto con
iorred upon him, by generous community
JOHN WATSON
Columbus April e.
~ B.-All the Mail Stages to and from Colum-
bus SOP az the above establishments the Stare OF.
fec being 10 the samc building. Neat Hacks, with
experienced drivers, aud good saddle Horses viii be
at oil time kept in readiness for the accommodation
oftravcors. ap2s-3tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

~ AVE received from their Factory, a great var.
- II ETY. of Ladies' and GentIemcn's, Misses Bows
scription-which, for quality are perhaps little gu
Peror to any others IN the CItybcinE made of the
best materials nndby the best workmen that car be
procured IN the United Sates.--They arc perfectly
easily hitting, very durable and handsome-For sale
At the fashionable Shoe Store,
dp ~ corner of Main and 18th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY, the 18th May at II O'Clock, ut our
Auction Store,
30 Bales 81 brown shifting
40 do Al Eiu shnetinr
do do bloachcd do
cases sattinctts
> do calicocs
10 bales oznaburgs
do bed ticks
100 gross buttons
cases rich battistc dresses, sc. g.
ap2l ID. a. g. Co. a,.rts-
Uill be added 10 iho oboue saIe--
AZ pieces superfne Roucn cassimcre
case superfiRe book rDusliiis
case jaconet cambria
90 pieces striped do
. do Gro de Naples
90 do fancy prints
Italian lu;cstring
Bird-eye I.enos ,Ha
Figured DO
BanboXcs, brushes
SEQ sheets Declaration Of Independence
French baskets, castors &c.
may ID. a. &: co. AaUss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
PAINTINGS, &c,

PAINTINGS, &c.
H. +. PETICOLAS, intending 10 sail for Eu
IA. rope m few days viii sell, on "Wednesday
the 9TH INST his remaining stock Of Paintings, En-
cravings, Casts of Antique Buss and Ffourcs
Maps, GrecR-lIousc Plants, &c. &c
The sale of Green House Plants to commence prc-
clscly at 10 o'clock, the paintings Mt ~.
s. CO.
fine toned siy keyd flute will be added to the
hove, and a gold watch ma ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
TINHE Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. CAss No 4
Il draws at the Eagle Hotel at 2 o'clock, r. NJ
THIS DAY.
PaizEs! Of Ss5 600, of sIO,oob, $1,000, $4,000;
2. eighths /.
Delaware, South Carolina and Louisiana
Lottery, No. ?.
The drawing will be received on THURSDAY.
% Number Lottcry-I0 Drawn Ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000!
Tickets So, halves 80, quarters 4 o5.
Connecticut State Lottery, Extra ).
The DrGtring tciH be received o,, FnrpAY
PRIZES:
prize of $4,000 prize of $500
do 1000 5 do 1000
do 1000 &c. &c.
ickcts 81, halves q, quarters For sale at tho
Managers Office, YATES s. MCINTYRE.
ma 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
Hanglng Papers, &c.

HdngIng Papers, &c.
2nn PIECES uangIng Papcrs some elegant,
wv patterns-just recciycd.-in store Cham
pnigne wines, London porter and brown stout-for
sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

Valuable Property for Sale
M ILL be offered at PubEc Auction ON Tuesday ttc
w 4th May next, at IL o'clock. on the premisrs
that valuable Tenement on l. or Main-street ~,
doors below 18th street, at present occun~d Inv
McSsrs. Cook & Ryan. The present tenants hs,,,
a lease at $500 per annum, which will not exDirp
until Sept. 1888.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Sale to be conducted by Mossrs Or,s, Drrtor e.
Co. Auots. THE PROPRIETOR
ap 29-5tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03
Stock of DRY GOODS at 80ciion

II WISH TO employ at the Muddy Creek Mills, an
n experienced Miller. Mono need apply but sncA
as can afford the most satisfactory testimonials of ho.
ncsy capabilIty and sobrcty.
ap G0-6t FRANCIS n. DEANE, JUn'r
n InR rRINTINf. .,.rn,nI !, ~. ,,-..--n--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-03

o. JOB PRINTING executed a. ,be Wig oRcs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

To repseS axY esAsfscsoFy seeosnf ~ fke
cause which produced tbe sxpiosioa, csn
hardly be expected Gom oae she possesses
no scientific or practical knowledge GA the
subject: and who previously thereto was pay
lag no attention to the management of the
boat.
From the engineer alone could fbe true
explanation be afforded, and, II indeed it was
really attributable to negligence, it can scarce
ly be supposed be viii lay the blame on HIM
self If 4 might venture a suggestion ia Fela-
ton thereto, will assign the following cause:
that the water in the starboard boilers bad
become lew IN Consequence Of that side of
the boat resting upon the ground during our
stay at Memphis; that, though the iWes were
kept up some time before we showed off, that
the head which burst bad been cracked for a
considerable tue; LAX Lao boiler xas ex-
tremely heated, and the water thrown IN
when the boat was again in motion, vas al
once converted into steam, and the fues not
being sufficiently large to carry il off as il
was generated nor the boiler head ola strength
capable Of risistlng its action, the explosion
was natural result
assume this proposition TO he correct
that. in every case where boiler bursts it is
fair to infer that it proceeded from neglect
until the contrary shall be proved.
A CABGN PASSENGER or BOARD.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08
London Morning CIToaieis-
WHAT NEXrp

We find the following singular notice III the
last Nashville cFenn.) banaer
Church and Stdte.-fhe citizens Of NASH
lille are requested to meetat the courthouse
on Monday e, ening next, at O'Clock 10 ~
don't measures TO effect The speedy exterlnln-
alton Of Presbytsrianis'a from this most en-
hghtenel, catholic and magnanlmous ceIs
mon wealth.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

The expenditure viii be
In 1897, The total amount dsbuz'
sd lsAs
Payment on account Of the
Public Debt, (which is 10 be CRED
ited.
Payment Of awards under the
first article OF the treaty Of Client
Making a total tobs deducted
And exhibiting the current
expenses Of the year,
In the year 1928, which was
doubtless t. most painful, OF
administration,
.Ihe total expenses were
OF this sum was paid for the
reduc 6on of the Public Debt,
Also under the first article sfths
treaty OF Client. =
Those sums, being as before de-
Quoted from the gross amount
drawn from the Treasury, viii
exhibit an expenditure tor the
mere purpose OF sustaining the
eminent, OF
I will now proceed to show the
re- s,aeiia,sHi dnd reform, about
and many otEers b4-s i"''@ h@ei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

NOTICE VII Je cold f6r ready money,
y TO the highest bidder, nj Campbell CouA
House on the 10Th day OF May next, III being
he lst DAY Of Campbell County Court,) GER
tain tract or parcel OF land. now IN the occu-
psncy of Benjamin Oliver. lying on both sides
Of Falling Road, in said county. Containing loo
acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands oil
Richard Ca,ieham, Richard Cock, John Jen-
kins, dec. Elisha Caeham, Jesse jenkins,
Ephraim Gardner and Thomas Daniel. which
land was conveyed to me in trust by Benjamin
Oliver aud wife. for the benefit OF Richard Cal
eham and others. BY deed oil trust, dated the
23d day of January, 1880, and duly recorded
in the County Court OF Campbell. The SAID
Ian or so much thereof as may be sufficient 10
satisfy the objects OF said deed will he sold
selling as trustee, | shall convey only snch
title as is vested ia NE az hby said deed.
JOSEPH DlNWlDDlE.
April 8. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

~ OTlCE.-By virtue ola decree OF the
" County Court of Amherst, the undersign-
ed will sell TO the highest bidder, at Amherst
Court House, on Monday the Goth day OF the
present month, on II credit of twelve mooths,
about six or seven slaves, belonging TO the es.
estate OF George NJ. Tnsley, dec, consisting of
women, boys AID girls. Bonds with approved
security will be required OF the pun chasers.
ROBERT IINSLEY, Admir-.
April 5. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
LAND FOR SALr

1r1 virtue of the authority given ,o -,
- dersigned by deed of trust ro,S. IN
Thomas Crews, heating date the 25th o,S oy
1928, and duly recorded in The county c,'-' f"
Amherst, by which deed The trustees ere ~. VI
powered to exercise a discretion in seu;,. WI
property thereby convey ed, either publ,gSS.
privately, as they might deem il mos, 3D., VI
BILE and expedienf. The undersigned. tho ,,'
tees, offer 10 contract, al private sale, lo, y,
whole or any part Of the tract of land in r.
deed mentioned. on . credit of aud cay
aud they are wiling TO divide the land e..
TO accommodate those disposed TO purcbsSo
This land lies in the county of Amherst N, n
main Lynchbprg road, u miles from I.ynclLn,'
and from Amherst courthouse. Il sf,rra
IN ITS quality. lies well, is well adapted Il, H.,
produce OF tobacco, corn, wheat &c and j..
every respec' a most valuable plantation
contains between and 900 acres, and !, IN,
proved with Brick Dwelling House, built i.
the most substantial and Ornamental STYLE ,r'
cost at least : o,000-Iogether it'll all nee,
sary out houses, consisting oil Carriage han.
Barn, Kitchen, &c and is under good encior
The trustees, consulting the interest Of tho.
interested. are disposed 10 make evt.y eiyou,
get reasonable price for the property,
the Necessity of a sale makes il The in,cte,,
every one desirous Of owning valuable csls,,
to examine for themselves, and 10 avail ther
selves Of opportunities seldom ofIered.-Ib.
land will be she@n BY - Crews, who live.
in Lynchburg. aud by 4 J Of the Trustees a,
any lime, on application, and every taciInv
aud inducement will be offered to puI chaser, =,
to the payments, which may be within the DON
er Of the Trustees.
+. F. GARDNER, Lynchburg
A. B. DAVIES, Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co. are opening a
al large and general assortment OF Staple y
Fancy Goods, selected out oil the Spring arr
vals at New York, and are remarkable Tor their
variety of style and cheapness.
Hair corded and checked Cambricks, very low
> and d 4 London Cambr'cks, soft dressed
Beautiful fg'd Swiss Muslins
swiss and Manchester Ginghams, new style
Etuife Indienne, entirely oew article
. boxes Milanese Ribbons. 10
Snperfine Linen CAmbIicks
81 and 7 kentHgs, approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze Hdkfs. beautiful
Belt Ribbons new patterns
SILK and Cotton tloziery, at half price
Fancy Soaps, odour delicious
Cologne aud Florida Water. in cut bottles
Thread aud Blonde Laces, sup quality
Bobbineit do 3, 4, aud Cd
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombazins 81 aud "a. ve,v cheap
Black Lustrngs, for gentIemens wear
Sup. Row en- Cashmere
Black Prunella very superior
The above Goods are Fresh-all purchased
for cash. and will be sold on such terms as will
please the planter, and be an offset against the
low prices Of Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

To .afssrs. Charles L. jordan ana
Mat,ida has RIFE, Alexander bpfo"'
Gustaras A. Burton. John Il. Dur
TON, Christopher e. Burton and Il
fizabeh Burton.
nyAKE NOTICE that on ibs 2olh Gay OF
April 1880. iihe Tavefa House OF
William Terry in Liberty. Bedford 'gNny'
! shall proceed 10 take the dispositions u Aa9
Samuel Mitchell aud Others. II i"f any cause
said dispositions be not taken or competed,
on The day above specified. Then and IN ,ha'
case thew will be iaken on the day thereafter
Al the same place, regularly continued from
.lay ia day I'll completed all oil when SAN
slenositions when SO iaKfn, are intended TO he
read on the uial Of esuse now depending a"d
undetermined in the Superior Copi, OF Chan5
Gerry for The Lynehburg district. ia which 70"
are complainant. aud sne with others arc De
fendent. To The place Of taking these dsPo
silions AT the times herein specified you arc
requested TO attend.
Your obedicni servants.
SAMUEL READ 4 co.
April 90. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

MfESSRS. John Hardwick and Thos Cole.
Lal man, who was admr Of John Coleman
and Elizabeth Coleman, dec.-Gantlemen
Please to take notice. that on the first, second.
aud third days OF June next, at the Tavern
House of James s, Pendleton, in the town of
New Glasgow, in the county OF Amherst. and
State OF Virgin a. shall proceed to take the
deposition Of Hesekiah S. Fulcher aod others,
to be used as evidence in suit in Chancery,
depending in the county court of Amherst, 10
which am complainant aud you are defts.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
April sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

IN pursuance ola decree of the Hastings
- Court o: Lynchburg, entered March term,
1928, in the suit Wheeler, Ell. al VS.. Morgan,
in Chancery, Twill, on the 24th April next,
sell. 10 the highest bidder, at auction, a wood
and brick tenement, situated on one half oil
Lot No. l9, on I'd street, and now in the occu
pancy OF Morgan & Mcdaniel, and Z. F.
Gardner and Others on a credit of II months.
Bond with approved security will be required
for the purchase money.
GEo.T WILLIAMS, Com.
March Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

MoliCE.-On Friday Inc 3olh DAY of A.
Az prll 1880, will he sold TO the highest bid
der on credit until the first day Of June, 1881
al the late residence Of Jack ID. Harvie, decd.
III me county of Charlotte, that valuable tract
OF land On Cub Greek, of which the said Harvie
dien, seized, CONTAINING about 800 acres, Ill
acres OF which will be sold subject TO the wi
dow dover. On tbs tract is "A valuable fat,
Considered inferior TO none an that creek, aud
considerable quantity Of first rate high md,
ooafc2 land. Any person wishing TO view
'hf lana previous TO the day of sale. will apply
70 eif' iiaf7ey Phul"t',w who lives adjoining. The
sac VIII be made by virtue Of a decree ofthe
county court of Charlotte in the suit Ihomson $
adm RS. aud others against Harvie's adm'rs. and
Others. The purchaser will be required to ex.
eeule bond with approved security
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
April II IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

<HllE subscriber has just received from n,
y York. and on hand, finishing for sale, at
his new establishment opposite the Western
Hotel, Lynchburg, "A great variety OF Home
and Travelling Carriages. consisting ofevery
Kind used in this country, and sold on the most
reasonable terms-also, Carrya llS made, in the
Northern style
n b. All orders for carriages will be e4ccu.
ted with promptncss aud despatch.
HARVEY BEACH.
April 3 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
March %

AJ UGlCE.-N III be sold, a. public sale, on
" the 3oih day the present month. April,
at the late residence of Judith Chiffon, dee.
about 800 barrels of Corn a large quantity OF
Peach and Apple Brandy. aud many other ar
licles OF property of perishable nature. Terms
OF sale-Twelve months credit for all sums of
Eve dollars and upwards, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security. All sums under
five dollars cash.
RICHD. PERKINS, Curator.
April Is tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

Trench and English Chemicals, DC.
N ow opening large and beautiful supply
" OF French and English Chemicals, Nc.
viz;
Sulohate Of Qunins Extract Valerian
Do Rabarb DO Sarsaparilla
DO Morphine OXIDE Blsmnlh
Acetate do Oil Garten Lavender
Do do In solution Ulunmafine
psnerIne CaTb Ammorica
Fmellne La. do Concentrated
Slrieh nine Drap Lake
rod,ne Punk and col oaoce1s
Uydriodate Potash Picture Nnrnish
yarntrne Cnlored Flacons
D. mime Waco ne Virus
pnacine tubes and Bottles
PisToloxipe Carmine
Bromne Lunar Caustlc
o. Yalnela Beans khatanh koot
Oh Klolets 'OSlde Slannum
D Z drai ESscnce OF oineer n
Or Jassemins new aud beautiful arii.
BIZ Lime Gle.
Chlorlne de or lie sod.lPreston's aud Godirey's
um genuine imporleo slbel
Smelling Bottles, a,lng Salts
.nlendid ASSORTMENT Matches IN boxes
Rnbinson's Patent Barley (new article) IN great
use in London aud PARIS aud ia our northern
cities. Howell DAVIES.
April q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
NEW GOODS
- Eheaper than ever !
JOHN j. EsGRVES

M 5 now opening, at his tash store,
II near the Banks, the largest aud
u cheapest Stock oil GOODS he has
ever before offered the public. These
Goods were bought by himself, III the
Northern Cities within the last month,
and selected with great care. The ioi-
lowing are a few OF the articles ;
French Bombazipe, black Bfochrlle, hastings,
Drilling, aud many other handsome Goods
tor Genilemen's summer arpafei
MarseiIles, Moleskin. silk and other VeSIlngs
Bandanna aud other pocket fidkis, some as
low as 81 ! cents
Palmariue, Barge, silk and Gauze ildkis. and
Scarfs
Italian Lusirngs, Sensehews, &c.
Csllcos, large assortment, from l. i.2 cents
10 IS.
Ginghams, 4 wide, Mt % cts per yard
Swiss, Book JaCkouel and ether Mushns anu
CambiiCs
Cross barred Muslin unusually low
IRISH Linen. kehiing. 1hfeed Cambria
Domestic Tow Linen
Imported do at 60 per yard
Domestic Goods, large stock of brown, plaid
and bleached
Cotton Yarn, of superior quality, all sizes
Hardware aud Cutlery
Shoes, Hats. Crockery Ware and China
Groceries. &c. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

NEW s-9El.
Il2IslfBJs Is E4NB
,GfAvE taken the Store formerly occupied
ri by Messr.. saml. A,res and Co. on BAN.
square, where they are now Opening general
assortment Of Staple aud Fancy Dry Ggods
Among which are
Blue and black Cloths
Mixed and Olive do
Super Cassineus
Black Prunells, superior article lor g'n'
tlemen's wear
French Bombazine
Stripe satin
White do
Black Circassan
Black Italian Lules;ring, (s!ethonas)
GrOs de Naples
Black Mafeelain
Coloured floTenees
P0nsies
Nsnksen Crane
French Gugbams
SeerSuckcr do
A large assortment OF Caiicoes
splendid assortment OF Cotton and Slh
Hosiery
Ladies Beaver 4 Horse Skin Gloves
Jac0netl MusliDs
Null do
case cotton Cambria
Irish Linens
Long Lawns
Black aud white Italian Grape
l case Leghorn Bonneis
Fun Hats
Wool do
Ladies Prunela Shoes
Do Morocco do
Coarse Leather
A general assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Hardware and Groceries.
A large assortment of otton Yarn, directly
from the Factory, constantly on hand, together
with every Article in ouf lne, which We are en-
abled 10 sell as low as any house IN lynChbWg.
We only ask OF purchasers IN call aud exam
inc for themselves. Country merchants will
fud II 10 their advantage 10 Gull on us.
.NOR RENT, the large and commodlous
4 dwelling house over our store Posses
sion given Immediately
April - dw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26

Rules holden In the Clerks oiTeeo
District, the LIST day of February, 1880, Randolph "
Garden Pitt against Mary Strange, the elder, Kobe.
Smith, & Agness his wife, james Moormam and Juah
Norman, Nathanial Norman, Mary Moorman, mar
tina Moorman, children of William Moorman. mary
Moorman Martha Norman Jane Moorman, bhAa-
beth Moorman aud Charles Norman, children ofJohn
MoOrman, Charles Moorman, Elizabeth Mo0rmai'
Agnss Moorman. Dolly Moorman, Susan Moormau
and Abram Norman children of Abram MOormaI'
Richard White aud Polly his wife, late Polly MOOT
man, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moorman, Beullm
Iaden and Martha his wife, Elizabeth Strange, san
Baher and John Alexander, admir- of Achciles Dr.
moorfnan, dee Deits.
The defendants Mary Strange, the eder, Robert Sm
aud Agnss his wife, James AloOrman aud Judith DlOoi
man, Nathaniel Moorman, Mary Moorman, Marua
Norman, children of William Moorman, Mary MOOT
man, Martha Norman, Jane Norman Elizabeth Moor
man, and Chai es Moorman, children of John MOOrnlli
Charles Norman, Elizabeth Moormau, Agness Moor
man, Dolly Moorman, Susan Norman, and Abrall
Moorman, children of Abram Moorman, Rici'
ard White and Polly his wife and Sally BdD..
not having entered their appearance and given seeuIE
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of IN
SQUIRT and it appearing by satisfactory evidence hA
'hey are not inhabitants of this country 1t Us ordet4
Mat the said defendants do appear here the first dg5
Vfthe ne term and answer the several bills of the PHI
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted III
some newspaper printed III the of LynOhDurt
Tor TWO months succesiyely, and posted at the IRON
door OF the courthouse in the said town. =
=, Copy-Teste, j WILLS, c.. l.
March l. w2mjI