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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06
Aug 10
xflKGlNIA.-Al rules holden IN The Clerks Once

T3lRGiNiA.-At rules holden the Clerks Office o (
U the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lyuchburg
DiStsIct, the ID day of August 1880.
Shadrack Corder, Plaintiff. against Clement Pigg,
oentor OF Elizabeth Gray, widow Of Edm Gray deed.
and widow Of iiezekinh Pigg Sen. decd, and Clement
pisg, IN his own right and the children of John Pigg
dec'd.to wit, Peyton Pigg, Hezekiah Pigg, Richard
Gteeory and EhZabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Pigg
and William Pigg and John w. Pigg, infants by Com
missioner bcnagh, specially assigned their guardian
aud the children of iezolliah Pgg, decd to wit VIM
Plgg, Owen Legrand and Betsey his wife late Besey
Ilgg, and Susan Pgg and Nathan Hutcheson Robert
ntchens aud Stokey Ilutchens admrs. of John Hutch
ems, decd. Defendants.
The defendants Owen Legrand and Botsey his wife,
ana Susan Pigg not having entered their appearance
and wen security according the act Of assembly and
tue rules OF tins court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants ofhs country
VI Is ordcred that the said defendants do appear hero
on The tenth day of the next term aud answer the bl of
the Plaintiff and that copy of this Urder be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town ofync.
nnrg' Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at the
front door of the coust house, III the SAID town.
ACopy-fGstc, J. WIILSwC C..
Aug. 9 am
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InlN DC

~ / rules holden in The Clerks office of Amher,r
EVA county Court, on the 9Th day of july 1890 Arch
oad hoDerlSen Sainnel Read aud Boyd Miller, late
merchants and partners trading under the style and
hfm OF archibald Robertson q Co. Pitts against
Isaac kucher, oXot, OF Ambrose Rucker, dec. an1
adnr' or trustee oftharlotte Rucker dec. and Ben
Jamh laliaerto Sheriff of Amherst County s. as such
adnr' OF John Hansard, dec. " ho was administrator
OF caroline hansard. dec. ard John w. Hansard,
Deits. In Chanccrv
nc uelehnaht John W'Hansard not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the act
p Assembly and the rules of this court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that be is not an phabtant
tnIs commonwealth; II is ordered that the said defen-
uaht DO appear here the first day Of October Court
newt and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy
81 tls order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburs
"s'hlsn Tor two months successfully, and posted at
the hont door of the courthouse ofthis county.
Acopy-Teste, ARTHUR B. DAVIES, &C
July 26. ,vom
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Yrust Sa AeofAla nd.

10Y virtue ola deed in trust executed by Jos
~ billiard 10 Pcachy Franklin and VIM. S,
Crawford, beariog date the Both day OF May,
1925, & ofrecordin the Clerks office OF Amherst
county the subscriber according 10 the provisions
of sand deed, will on 10th day OF Seplembe
next, flair, aud not, tue next fair day there
after. proceed 10 sell for cash, To the highest
bidder, on the premises, the tract of land in
said deed named, containing by estimation
300 acres, near New Glasgow, adjoining the
land of VIM Hlgginboham aud others There
is a large aud comfortable dwelling house on
said land also two good barns, aud other ne
cesSary bulldogs. The subscriber will only
convey such TILE as is vested IN him by said
deed trust, which IL considered good
VIM. 5. CRAWFORD.
III, tide
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LYNCHBURG
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

IRA CARPENTER respectfully informs The
d inhabitants OF i.,nchbufg aud hs vicinity
thai he tnieahs 10 establish an Edglish aud
Classical Seminary. ~ The town Of Lynchbutg
To commence On the let 81 October neat, pro.
Vtded the number Of fifteen scholars can be
previously obtained lie has been constantly
engaged IN the instruction OF youth, for the
last IL yrhrs aud hopes thBt the experience
thus acquired, has moi been lost upon him.
The value however, OF his method OF teaching,
must be tested by ITS Practical effect. Un-
doubted testimonials OF moral character. AID
Qualifications, wdl be exhibited from gentlemen
4aoien an to0H.-llis terms are fifteen dollars
Tor ihn session OF live months. aud thnfy dollars
Tor tea months. one balm advance the other
at the end OF The lat session. As the same At.
,ention viii be paid 10 each scholar. no d,siluc.
tan will be made IN the pfce. Persons dis.
posed To encourage the above Seminary OF Ed
uealion may apply 10 Maj. William Warwick
- Amhersl, and Mai. A X. North of Lynch.
Lu,g with zach oi Wn9m subscriptions will be
Irn
sent . q
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\fOIlCE.-Bting desirous to close aud set
~ tie the estate of Thomas q Fowler, dec.
as speedily as possible TIE undersigned takes
this method OF requesting all persons Indebted
10 said estate 10 come forward aud settle. Those
having claims against the estate will present
them immediately, properly authenticated Tor
adjustment. Mr.. john Fowler or Sampson
DuguId are authorized 10 transact the bns,ness
in my absence. AGNESS b. FOWLER.
ADMIR- oil Tho, q. Fowler, dec.
Avg %. lm.
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fFlRGiNlA At rules holden IN the clerks office Of
u the Superior Court of Chaucery for the Lynchburg
District the I'd day of august 1890. William Chill
Ton, Sen Pitt. against Stephen ChltoD,Iseph Chiffon
Richard Chiffon, Harrison Chiffon, Rawley Chiffon
Elizabeth Allen, Fred erck Kab!er, Thadeus Kabler
Nicholas Kaber, Jonathan Bishop aud Ann his wife,
John POndexter and Judy his wife, Defts.
The defendants Stephen Chiffon and Joseph Chiffon,
not having entered their appearance and security
according TO the act ofAssemby the rules oflhs court
~ happening by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this country tits ordered that the said dcen
dants doappear here nthe 10th day ofhe next aud
answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy ofthis or
der be iOrthn II hinsertcd in some newspaper printed
IN the town of Lynchburg, for months
ly aud posted the front door ofthe court house In
tile sad town. AcOpy-Testc.
ID. ROBES, d. Clerk.
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10 .Alr. GEORGE lee :

~ IR-As you are not resident OF the State
~ OF Virginia, take this method oil Elv'ug
you notice of the follow ing order o1 the lynch.
burg u sIf,ot Court of Cnancery -
" pTRGINf1-.h a Superior Cori or Chm
etry holden al hs tolon Of Lguchbnfg. on The
3 N day Of 9diober. 1899 BiLi,am ShtHon.
John Sheldon. Many Raker, John Chappir
and Sniig has pltt. aud George Ire, plarniillk,
against Polly Sbetign Jonathan II Bill, aud
Edmund l.. Hood 81. defendants
" On NJ motion 81 The defendants, bg counsel.
IA further security for The prosecution OF he
injunction nrudef The pid;ni!Bs IN This cause
the cotrf upon boxing ,tto he athdarits o sun.
drg leinesses offsr hearing counsel ~ opposition
10 The notion doh order That unless The plaintiffs
shuH uihm hirg days atler they shall hare
tfen serrei ,firt a copy Of ais o5dtr, enter into
boHj, Uh sufficient security. IA The CLERK office
Of has eouri, jor he prosecution Of The sa,nt
taIi The injunction dWardtd Inc piniIHiT IN this
cause on The l7M day i Noy, l-l9 ssnd dis
soiped as an aci ofihiS day ind on he motion
Of Nelson {. Dmoson, jr. administrator of Jos Il
Ddusou, deed by counsel ne o0urt doth further
order unless he plaintiffs shaft miihn Thirty
dugs after tsihg Serued tCIh a copy Of his order
ms aforesaid, amend Their biz. aud make The
sad Nelson c. Daieson. jr. administrator of
Joseph r. Daie5on. decd. a party defendant IN
this cdse-lhat The Sn'd ,D nHcit0n also stand
diSsoired as an det Of tiis day
~ copy Iesie, j. WILLS, C.
EDMUND l.. W0ODRoFF,
For himself aud other Defts
September 2. iw
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VTlRGINIA, SoT.-At rules holden in the Clerks of
w flee of the y .

VTlRGINA, soT.-Atr rules holden in the Clerks of
18th day of June 1890
ihohas Rider Complainant, against John Rider, Jame'
niuer' MILAN RIDER and Peyton Rider, (Which Saa
3ames William and Peyton, the infant children
Sonn hlder dec a. George Greasy and Polly his wife
i i'ii ROXY Rider William Murphy and liza h'
wife, formerly liza Rider, Peyton WEIGH and Nina his
v WE, formerly Nina Rider, aud Abner and Elizabeth
" I'M, infant children of John Wks and Susan his
wife, formerly Susan Rider, Defendants
me ne deienuants William Murphy and liza his wife
ana feyton WEIGH and Nina his wife, not having enter
ga their appearance and given security according 70
'he act oi Assembly and the rules ofths court and
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they not
haoitahts oil this country On the motion of the com
panani by counsel it is ordered that the said deiea
aanis William Murphy and LA his wife, and Peytoh
WEIGH and Nina his wife do appear here on the fourth
monday in September and answer the bill oftle
complainant, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Lyncbburg virginian newspaper pub
iIshed IN the town of Lynchburg for two months sue
eesVey and posted the front door of the courthouse
OIL thiS county on two several court days.
Copy-Iestc,
CA yYlSGFIELD, u. OK
AUG w2m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
ElCD9 SALE

II a valuable tract Of land in the
IN County Of Bedford. It's situ-
ated upon the north fork of Goose Creek, ad
joining Capt. Buiords, aud is bounded on
one side by The main western road. 1t con-
'a'ns 44s4 acres. 100 OF which are cleared 30
acres OF the cleared land are first rate low
ground the wood land lies remarkably we
and rs first rate tobacco land. The subscriber
invites those who wish 10 purchase good land
al low price, TO come and examine the tract
ROBERT IRVINE,
Executor q VIM. irvine. decd.
Aug 70
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MIELEN V.

Mas Gill.has ON hand an assortment of
Leghorns and other Millinery. received direct
J., from the North, which she is prepared 10
dispose Of al very low prices. She is also.
prepared to execute any order in her line with
elegance aud dispatch. The diizens of Lynch
burg and its vicinity are respectfully invited TO
call aud examine her assortment.
lnne 3 10
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TnuE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand some
realty splendid articles IN his line OF business !
and, also, that he has made aIrangeme MS
which will enable hlm NJ all times. aud Al the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with COACHES, Gigs,
Barouches, or any Other description OF Car
rages, from Newark, On. J. which is known
10 be The rtry best Mandatory Of such articies
IN he World Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadel phia and
New York. so that amy ord TT which may be
given can always be immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues TO carry
on the Carriage making business and is pre-
pared TO make Carriages OF any description
whirh may be wanted by those who prefer the
home manufacture. lie will, also do any Kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
most punetual manner.
HENRY M. DiDLAkE.
Aug. 80 Is
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J. WILLS, &C.
V4Fs1t,,
July &c

wIRGINIA.-At Rules holden IN the Clerks Once
Y of the superior Court of Chancery for the LyarH-
burg District, the 9th day of July, 1880 Thomas
Williams, Philip G. Williams, Franeis f. William,
Thomas Clancy aud MARY T. his wife Martha 4
Williams and Samuel d. Williams pitfs. against Da-
vld u. Williams, surviving exor ofrhomas X. Wi,
ianls, dee WIN. H. COwHn, eXor. OF John Epes, who
was exor. of Thomas X Williams dec. Elizabeth 4.
Williams widow of Thomas Williams, dec. " IN. "
Williams, Robert Strange and Elizabeth his wife
John r. Williams, Charles c. Nilllsms Amanda {.
Williams Augustus w. Williams and Richard J.
Williams the last four niints, hy Commits ioner Be-
nagh, specially assigned their guardan, Befts.
The defendant William b. Cowau not having entered
ms appearance and CIV security according to the at
OF Assembly and the rules of this court and IL appear
ing by sau'hctory evidence, that he is not an iuhal-
taut OF hS country II is ordered that the said deieu
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
ana answer the bill ofIe plaintiffs, aud that copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some uewspapef
printed IN the town of LynclburC, for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front doorof the court
house' III TIE sald io"h copy--Teste,
J. WILLS, &C.
DIN
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Sep,

NToIlCE by ririut u iSo deeds 81 ifsi,
~ t1tewed by Daiidm B. Vaughan. 10 'e-
c,ns etriain de6i, "a sad dteds mtnitontd, 10
Grttn b. Bouitt Of reeofd N Bedord county
couyi, raj be sold, on Saturday M 10Th Of ms
month (septem5er) 10 the hightd b,ddtf, Jor
cash, at me store h1ust iqttig oceupitd bg borits
s. Jame,. IN me county ofB,diord. ilfo utry raia
able young Negro Men named John y George.
rs trustees zee saaH eoareg 70 The pufehdt' snth
hile Us "a tesftd N ua'
JOSEPH UIkSOk
SdMUEL Z. MITCHELL.
Sept p IDS Trustees,
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Nissoluti0n.
STOHE9 ,G

q .. NASH Il Co. having rented, in add,
49, ton 10 their present Grocery, large
aud convenient lumber house. will receive on
Storage 1000 barrels Flour, Hemp Whskey
aud Feathers, which they will sell by wholesale
or retail, or snip, as may be requested. They
keep constantly on hand the hest family Flour
together with large and extensive assortment
OF Groceries. All OF which they wi, sell on the
mos' moderate terms, and invite their friends
aud the public 10 general TO give them call.
Liberal advances viii be made to those vino en-.
trust their produce with them for sale.
Also, 10000 lbs. Family Bacon,
500 sacks Liverpool salt,
80 Bags Coffee,
10 bids. Sugar. All (which will he sold low
CT than ever. A. o. NASH l. CO.
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topartnerShip.

ru,HF subscriber, vii in future. carry on
Z their Rope Irvine, and Bagglng making
business, al the old stand oil. ii. Echols, at
the lower end OF main street, under the firm OF
Echols aud GundiH, where they will keep on
hnnd good assortment OF Cordage, Twlne q
Cotton Bagging, for sale wholesale aud retail,
at unusually low pilces.
J. II. ECHOLS,
JONATHAN L CUNDIFF.
Anril OF -
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Wand for Sale,

xpUE Subscribers wish TO sell the tracts of
y Land on which they reside they are so
united as 10 make most valuable estate TO a
person disposed to employ their capiral in the
culture and production of Corn, Wheat, Hemp
and Tobac co, mere being a suiliciency Of clear
ed land 10 work ten or twelve hands to advan
tage, and a large quantity of rich uncleared
land, peculiarly adapredio the growth of Hemp
and Tobacco--a considerable portion of the
cleared land is rich creek bottoms, very pro-
ductiv. in any kind OF grain, and with little
expense and attention, might be made so in
Hemp aud Tobacco. There is a comfortable
dwelling and other necessary out houses on
each tract, good orchards OF choice fruits, and
a number Of Springs of as fine water as there Is
probably in the world. The two tracts together
contain between eight hundred and thousand
acres, and the motive of the subscribers for
offering for sae both together is the belle that in
thai way they would he an object well worthy
the attention of any person disposed 10 agri-
cultural pursuits. The land is On Puppies
Creek. one OF the principal branches of Bulia
10 River In the 6ouny of Amherst, within ten
or twelve miles of the court house, aud about
twenty of Lynchburg and lit Is not disposed
ofprIyafely before it will he sold al public
auction, to me highest bidder. on liberal
credit, The 10Th September next in the mean
time purchasers are invi'ed 10 view the pTeml-
ses. Gil. T. lALiAFERRO,
ADDISON TALlAFERROs
July IL Is
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TYIsGfsIA At Rues holden in ,ae clerk,, oAc...

vYisGiAIA At Rues holden IN tue clerks once ri,
the superior Court ofchanecry for the LynchbQrs
District, the 1ih dag of June. 1880.
James sedd, Pltf against john Sledd, Charles Iafr
soa, Robert Tinsiey, IN his right, ard ar eao,
OF john Iinsley, decd. james S. Pendletou adm a.
Reuben Pendeton, decd. George Tnsey and Robe
Iinsiey AM Edward Tnsey, exor. of David Tn.ls,
decd. ol'er Iinsley, Edward Tinsley, james Tinsl,
Elizabeth west, Archibald Con and Polly his wifi
william Henderson and Sally his wife, john Harri,ot
Anthony j. Iinsley, Sally Sedd, Lindsey Tinsls
Richard Fowler and Lucy bis wife, aud Leonard Con
and Nancy his wife, Deits
The defendants charies Harrison, James Tinsle,
Edward Tinsey, Elizabeth West john Harrison. Ind
sey IlnsleS, sally sledd and Richard Fowler and Lury
his wife not having entered their appearance and given
security according the act of Assembly and the mi,
of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants ofthis country II is or
dered that the SAID defendants do appear here on Tie
first day Of the nexl term, and the bill of The
plaintiffs, aud that acopy of this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper printed IN the town Of
Lynchburg, for tso months EXCESSIVELY, and posted p
the front door OF the court house, IN the said town
copy-Teste, J. WILLS, c. c.
July 10
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June 81
Aug. 10

TNtiE subscriber will undertake TO collect
- or settle any accounts that may be en-.
trusted 10 him in the counties Of Putsylvanis.
Patrick Henry, Franklin or Bedford. For
farther particulars, apply at The Virginian or
fee. GEO. w. CAIIANAY
Aug 80. at
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Administrators ale.

Administrators ale.
nNtu 18Th OF September Dexi, viii sell,
~ by way ofrublic auction, nj The late resi-.
deoee Of William l.. Cabell, dee d. the house
hold and Kitchen furniture. belonging 10 the
estate ofihe ssid deceased. Many Of the arts
Giles are new and valuable. Two or three good
horses Nil be sold ri the same place aud tune.
Terms made known on the day oi sale.
VIM. DANIEL. Jr. Ahnir Of the
estole Of WIN. l.. Cabsll during
the minority Of Eliza b, Cabell.
IkecuirIT
y Il. Al persons having claims againsi the
estate are feauesed 10 present them properly
,utbrntiesied---andi those ~ ho ARE indebted 70 II
will he pleased 10 come lorshrd aud make pny
meal. ". b.
Aug. 10 Wills
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RTIGINlA AT rules huluen 10 the Clerks Once of
~ the Superior court OF Chaaeery, for the LynchEas
District, the I'd day of August 1880.
William w. Peyion, admir-. da bons non of Edward
Henry, deed, Plaintiff ngans Dorothsa Winston exc
cutrx of Patrick Henry, decd Edmund Winston exc
eut0r of Edmund Winston, deed. Chris opher Hunt ex
ocutor of fayette Henry. deed. Alexander s. Henry
Nathaniel w. Henry, f. w. Henry, John Henry SARAH
b. Scott, George Winston ana Dorothea his wilc
james Bruce and Elyira his wife, aud Evira Ann Henry
Defendants.
The defendants Christopher Hunt and Nathaniel W
Henry not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Of Assembly and the rucs
OF this court and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants this country Il is order
ed that the sa defendants do apper here tenth dp
OF the term and the original and anende
bills Of the Plaintiff and that copy of tins order be-
forthwith inserted ID some newspaper printed in tL
town of Lynehburg, for two mouths SUCCESSFULLY nm,
posted tho ont door of the courthouse. in tho sae
town. A Copy Testc,
J. WILLS. C. c
Aug
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YgyfAS on hand, al his Store, rext door above
IL DR.. Howell Dawes, a general assortment
OF shoes, OF his own and Northern manufac.
,ure which he offers at the lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually low
prices. tie is prepared TO execute work par.
nouarly 10 the ladies' branch of business, with
neainPas and nrOmninPSS.
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GREAT BARGAINS
NEW ARRIVALS J

YiNHE subscriber mas thus day received 30
u halss and boxes Domestic Goods, consisting
of brown aud peached Shirtings and Sheet
,ngs, Spun Cotton, very best ever brought To
this market-tornl'u and other Checks and
paids, together with considerable addition Of
British goods.--Also few cases very fine Hats
all extremely low Tor Cash
HENRY ALLISON
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ERlI&V MALE.

FHY vlrue OF a deed Of trust, executed To us
Il y by John Talbot and Nancy his wife, hear
ing date the 3lsl day of July, 1928, and dui,
recorded in Campbell Clerks office, we, or 81
tner of us. will, for purposes therein expressed,
sell TO the highest bidder nj public auction, on
the premises, on the 9Th day ii September,
1880, tract of land in said county, supposed
10 couIain two hundred aud fifty acres, lying
on Whipping Creek, and adjoining the lands
of the estate of NlIlston Talbot, David q.
Talbot aud others. The terms of sale will be
credit Of one and two years, equal instruments
with bond and good personal security, and q
deed of trust on the property. Acting as nus
tees WE shall CONVEY such It'll. only as is vested
in US. ALONSON WINSTON,
WM. NJ. RlNES,
Aug 10 tbs
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Cash for Wheat,

NEEfE will pay the best cash price for all
w. Wheat delivered at the Lynchburg
Mills. Persons wishing TO engage their crops
will piese call on us. We give them choice
OF several liberal propositions.
J.. e. C.. e. LYNCH, 81 CO.
July Is
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Valuable NeaA Estate.

fuNlIE subscriber hes Two sslashlfifat'' 81
3 land lying 10 me county Of hvntgeineft,
each containing sboa, l5Io aolcs. ebirh be- -
anxrous 10 dispose Dion reasonable terms. ona
OF those plantation. IS well known by the nHme
Of The White House plantation, with good M
pfosen,enis. Ths house IS -eil calculated Tor
a tske,n on public road marb travelled. III"
plantation has also on Il q very good saw anh
Grsi Mil, aud ~ q nfighbeThpod sufheieni 10
render .,saluabir. The Other plantation has
usual improvements they viii be sold eithPr
b. the whole tfart. OF II II vii suit pUfc.a
ters better, nili divide The tracts tn SUIT
them, provided oan effect a sale Of both, o.
on, ffacf, and deem IL unnecessary 10 CIV. any
furihsr description, a. II Is presumed lhat those
wishing n uichsse would prefer viewing The
premises. ~bich can be the~n them At any time
Lg The proprietor JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 20. WIS
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TYIRGlNlA-At Rules holden IN the Clerks o1fc,
~ of The Superior Court Of Chancery for the Lynch
burg District the 18th day june, 1880. Stokely FL
qua and Perren Fuqua, infant children of Jacol,
Fuqua, dec. who sue by Abraham Fuqua, their nps,
friend, Pits. against Silas Fuqua, Ephraim Fuqu5
Benjamin Fuqna, Thomas Hewett and Hczekiab
Fuqua, exor. of Joseph Fuqun, dec. Defts
The defendants Silas Fuqua, Ephram Fuqua, MIA
min Fuqua and Thomas Hewett, not having enter
cd their appearance and given security accordn;
the act of Assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are no.
inhabitants of this couutry--it ordered that ilg
said defendants do appear here on the first day ofbe
term, and answer the bill of the pitts, and ls
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted news
paper printed in the town of Lynciburg for monta
successfully and posted the front door of the court
house, in the SAID town.
copy-TeSte, WILLS, c, {.
July % WIN