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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
eeommeoded to begin In sum

Tn. hmid are recommended 10 bss,, In ,u,,i
mef.
It's authorsss of - Vindiestlon Of fbs
Nehno' Wnmani says "were 10 name the
greefs that ought 10 sdorn beauty, l shoold in
s'"my sselaim, cleanliness. neainsss, and Der.
soha' reserve So necessary. Indeed, is thar
reserve and cleanliness, which indolent women
100 often neglect, Tho, will venture 10 affirm,
M" wien Two or three women live in the same
mouse. The one will be most respected by the
male part oil the family who reside with them,
leaving hove entirely Out q the question, who
pays this Kind OF lahi'pal respect TO her per-
son Elsewhere she saws, I'm orde, 10
preserve health aud beauty, 1 should esrnestlg
recommend frequent ablutions 10 dignity
my advice, that IL may mi offend the faslidious
ear, and by example. girls ought TO be taught
10 wash aud dress alone, without any distiue.
non OF rank. Journal of Heath.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
res Experience alone can coree, all these

iFdrs' Experience alone can correct all these
defects.
II you adon. my method OF making wine. I
Deg you will inform me of your success. In the
mean time, am respectfully si-. your ohedicnt
servant. N. HERBEMONr.
~ Is. The drought is so severe here that ma.
ny OF ina corn crops ate totally destroyed, aud
nave THIS day directed my oversrer 10 cut
Gown one field. CHE half of my crop) OF about
n'esh acres OF corn aud plan, cow-peas in
us place. fear this destruction is very extern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
TER MS.

,yFa, a per aunuin. psyab.e IN sdSsnee--No sub.
II Fo' he ,.celyed for less time than mo uths
sefiPo "a, III be discontinued Out at the discretion
and ~ = jiftors) untl all arrearagss are pad.
o ~ tiertisements will be inserted at 30 cents per
rss from n' d.t.scs mas Us p roi piGa
:. thalr insertion, or the payment assumed by
mo",V 4 aside person 10 Lynchsurg.
to1lo f.goeery Orders not exceedingtwo squaTesare
..s-,,aJ for six dollars.
sers addressed TO tho Editors must be post
Il ., thsy will not be attended to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
CULTURE OF THE GRAPE.

J. S. SKINNER, ESQ.
Columbia, IS. C. } July Oh. 1890.
Dear Sir the following is ,be answer to
letter received from gentleman in Ala
oama. requesting information as to my name r
of making wine, &c. Thinking it possible tina,
some ofthe readers OF your invaluable " A
merican Farmer" may, perchance. be glad To
Eoas IL. ! send II to you for Insertion, if you
think it can do ANY good. II really does me
pleasure to answer all such queries, but,
confess. it takes too much Of my time.
am yours, very respectfully.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Boanparte's hea Of mmortaiuy- =" With
me, ;" sad Napoleon to Bourrienne." immortaii-
" is the recollection lrlt in the memory OF men.
That idea prompts to great ACT ns. II would
I've better for man meyer 10 have 6vrd, Than
not TO leave behind han some traces OF his sx-
istence.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
POETRY Y.

Mrs. B. the young and highly accomplished
ID, ~ /, ns,pber OF Congress from the western
mari of NsY6rk, died a, Washington the winter
rrafo,e lasf Mr. b. visited her tomb a few
week, since, over which he paid the following
nibule: Lao. Argus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

We're Locke aud Sydney living in our
day" saws the Scotsman, " they would regard
the American Government a y beautiful aud
successful experiment, winch has solved dlli
culues that had perpeSed The Ayises' men from
the beginning OF time and nninlded truths Of IN
caIcube value 10 mankind"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Bonaparte held tho liberty Of The press in the
greatest horror and 80 violent was his pas
sion when any thug was urged in us favour
that he seemed 10 labour under a nervous at
tack. Gresi man he was, he was sorely
afraid of little paragraphs. B0arrienne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

UAnt is Lalg Like LA " is like cosntry
dance people are led up and down IN II till
they are fairly tired out Law IS Ike book
Of surgery--there are great msny terrible
cases IN II. II is like physlc too.ihey that take
the least of it are bcst'of II is like bomely
gentleman. " very well TO follow: AID like
a scoldiog wife, very bad when it follows US.
Law is like new fashion. people are be~itch-
ed to get into II land like bad weather"
most people are glad ioge, out of il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Rogers rery laa.--Some one asked the vii
il be knew any thing more annoying than
mice. Yes answered he. rats are more
gHaVing.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Why, said n Cockney, is my frieod Vii
when he's ran away with on horseback wHhou
falling oil, like late Lord Chancellor Be
cause he's Eld-on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Speech nj Illusion The lowing curious &C count
ola case ofsI,ecirsl illusion is gwen in letter TO
the editor OF the Ednbnrg Journal Of Science !:
---H On the twenIy-sixth Of Decrmber, 1899.
about half past four H. the afternoon, Mrs. -
was sHndiDg near the FIRE in be hall, and on
the point OF going up stairs to dress, when she
heard, MS she supposed, my voice, calling her
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

-, iii AAA' I'D NO FlI,J,
Charlestown, March is, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

majOrities Of each branch might, -infhe year
1871, do perfect and equal justice TO all the
State. for Sbo'fa twelve just ahc liberal
men from de East uo:te their votes TO those
OF the ST Western members, we would have
a majority in the House OF Delegates; and
should Eastern Senators do the same, that
would giae Us a majority in the Senate. The
danger that the preponderance of eur Eastern
ari,tocracy might be reduced, and the East
and West placed Oh the footing Of Just e
quality, syas too apparent to escape attention,
and accordingly Slr. &adison's proposition
was adopted to avert that danger.
| History furnishes Hs With no instance 10
which the members of an oligarcny or aristo-
cracy parted avith power, unless under the
Influence Of force or fear; and the e6eTts of
! those Composing the Eastern aristocracy OF
this State, in the Assembly of 1923, and in
| the late Convention, abuHdanfiy Prove that
we have nothing TO hope from vote of two
| thirds Of both Houses. But this Is not l.
| Two thirds OF both Houses, under prelence
/ OF making new apeerilonment, have 1T in
| their own power To increase the House OF
| Delegates to $50, and The Senate to SO mem
bers, and there is nothing to restrain them in
the year 1871 from so exercising this psw-
er az to give to the East the additional / 8
| Delegates and Senators, and this they will
| surely do. if they should find the present ma
| jorieties too weak 10 enable Gaem to corlTol
the government as they please.
have thus given you faithful view c.
| our proposed dogradation, present and future
| Every days information serve Lat to in
! crease my anxiety. to see the new Constitu-
1 ton rejected. Every day informs me thai
! our adyersaries consider its adoption as the
execution of a solemn compact to secure their
! power and our submissioa--as political
| compact for the slavery OF us and our Chi
dren have the modification to bear every
day tie declaration, that but for our divisions
| on the 29th december, Cur rule for future
| apportienments woald have ssrevailed-the
| East would have yielded, and all would have
! been web, and should we be weak enough tc
accept the proposed plan of government, the
29th Of December viii be a. anniversary ol
| JOY and triumph for the East, bat one of sor-
row .ahd humiliation for the West. I.sub
| ION and extract from Mr.. Cookies letter No
! II, TO show you that do no. niisrepresent
| him yeryrespeetfillv.
p DOET1RTDCF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

1t win then appear that theirs are IN VH
ginia 1896 free nlsies OF "a years ana
upwards, and Of sssna nind' Peyms taxes
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

EBUBI1C SALE.--Vill be disposed of. Il
& public auction, at the sebscFiLer's resr.
denoe, near the head of 3'uscarora, on Sat
urday, the eth inst sH Of his personal prop
euty, consisting Of Horses, Colts, Cows ald
yotsag Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Wagon.
ploughs and Harseays; one Patent Wheet
Fan, Cutting Box, Horse Gears, an excellent
pair Nood-Ladders, and Hay 10 Nbeelbs
row, Gross cut Sass; one elegant Griudsione.
Also, a Basosche and Harness; Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Zen Plate Stove aud
Pipe, one Clock. Beds, Bes;sieatIs. Ial.les.
Chairs, Corner Cupboard, 1--WE basgels E.ae-
gar, "a quantity OF Potatees, and Bacoa +, the
pound.
SIX months credit viii be given on al sun.
of FIVE do!lsss and upwards. upon giging hond
with approved security; under that sun, cash.
Sale to commence early IN tie slay.
DAVID E5IaERT.
q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
NlkLlAM B KINGS
Stoci y fas Btoodea fsassss,
FARMING {JTENSII g and

AoUsEHoLD AND KfgcHEN rTRriTrgE.
H4TOlt sale at hiss farm, one riilt. and a half
- iron dslartin sb,.sg, on .Koadag, The 2s;a
q E'ss a'o'ah, nanlber of very fne brood
mares, and Hooded colts. some one. and sens
two years old, sired by She best bred horses
IN the unioH--tbese colts bid fair 10 ,roye
hoe racers, nuntcr of large work mares,
now IN ioai 10y the full hlocded horse MARY
LANDER. The household furniture consists
'oi a splendid sideboard. elegant mahogany
tables, sofas, and excellent eight day clocka
splendid Ssniky--and a variety of other arti-
'cies very desirable TO housekeepcrs. Abe
iaissfag utensils consists of wagons. cats,
!houghs, and every implement necessary ier
farming purposes. Also quantity of corn aud
pay thocror of wheat andrye in the ground
Also, cattle, hogs, SC.
credit of nine months win be given on 81
sums over five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security all sums udes
! five dollars cash w. u, niN,r.
March IL, 1880.
+ ;. 4 quantity of very fine bacon for sale
IN the same day and the same terms.
w H. X.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

scn personal property--of these 44;325 only,
are entitled tess.ote under the existing Consti
tuiion, sleaying 33,943 deprived Of that right.
Those to WHOM the new Constitution pro-
poses TO extend the right Of suffrage are, VIZ.
LIST. Those possessed of Lands or lots worth
sRs.
.. Tenants in common, JOINT tenants and
parcenors.
5. Those owning vested reyeFsions or re
mainders in fee in lands worth, $50
4. Tenants Of leases for years, whose
leases have been recorded, of the rent or val
ue Of S20.
.. Housekeepers who are beads OF lami-
lies and pay State tax.
1t Is not possible TO arrive at any satslacto-
~ conjecture as to the number O! these class
es, but nave not heard any rejecting per
son estimate their jeint numbers at more
thsn 5000.
The number Of those paying county levies
and poor rates, and subject TO militia duties
aud the read laws, but not paying any State
/ tax, amount 10 about 5000 men. This
! number as susceptible Of reasonable calcutta
| ion from the returns oiiLhables.
The result stands thus:--
Nuf,ber of. these paying taxes 1926
! OF those entitled to the right ofsuf-
! lrage hythe existing Constitution, 44,3z5
/ Number Of those to whog The
! ne" Constitution proposes TO
extend suffrage, 5000
52,S2J
| Leaving ofthose paying State taxes, and not
! TO be entitled TO suffrage 25.940
| Add 10 these those paying lsYiess
1 &c. but not State taxes $4,000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

EBUBI4C SALE.--NVin be sold by pssblc
FL auction, at the farm of the subscriber
one maie FROM Fomsn's Mill, in the Meek
y" 1hursdag, the 8tA q .4lari, ,asat,
ALL OF nIs STOCK OF
Horses, Goes, Sheep aud Hogs; Ts,yn,; q
Utensils q all kinds ,s,icla0s Pioasghs. U..rro,rs
~ heat Fan, JFagG,se, Carts, S.c. n mr%e
quar'tity Of Corn By 8o taashel,
A creth' Oh sesHn 'aont.s will be given the
purchaser on aR Sans over ten dollars. anon
sas. pops fY'.th approved security; unde,
' N,s, soars c'.sh. Sale 10 commence at II
oi'o", A N. and due attendance given.
CARLYLE +. WHITING.
March %, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

sGASSAWAY CROSS.
Admir- of 5. w Ogden, dee
Bath, March IS, 1889
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
STORk GOODS.

late sthe property of Stephea ". Ogden, dee
consisting of a general assortment of DRY
GOODS, sGRGCER4ESs QUEENS ana
HARDWARE. Persons wishing tc,sag..,s
in the Inercanhle business will do syeii - en-
brace the advantage of the above sale, az
bargains may be had.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25
Amount Of 10th

The united middle country is therefore en-
titled. onthe pri'aciple % the equal represcn-
tatlon ofthe free white people, To one half OF
the representation in the House Of Delegates,
or sixty-saven menbers Ard il has nhat it
IS entitled to-shus:
The newC Constitution gives to the alley s5
To Piedmont, or the aliddlc country AZ
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

'Erfraci fem Aeyonrnef afthe Conren6oe--
JGn7sa g s, 1889 --1H;r summers thea mo.
we'd to strike cut the third section," (of the
draft ofa Constitution. as reported ny the
Select Committee) land, insert in lieu thereof
the following:
Zone ct which shall be called the House O!
Delegates, AID shall consist OF one delegate 10
be chosen annually, tor and by each IF the
counties OF the Commonwealth; one Delegate TO
be chosen for and by the City Of Richmond;
one Delegate 10 be chosen foe and by The DO
rough OF Norfolk; ssd sne Delegate TO be chn'
sen for and by each OF the towns OF Peters
burg, Lynchburg, Winchester add Wheeling.
That whenever the General Assenrblp shall
creSte pew County, shcL county shall elect
and choose one Delegate; bu, new county
shall be heFesfter created OF less territorial
tent than 500 square miles, or of less poplia
lien than l5O0 persons 50
tBe question WAS nor tsken directly on this
resolution, the House having refused TO ststke
od the third section To mske way for il. /, is
proper to sad, by way of .ex panxtion,, tina
many ofthe gentlemen Who voted in faver Of
striking out the third section, or Gen. Gcfdon's
apportionment, voted IN that manner, rot with
ssiew of inserting in lieu of it Judge Sum
mers s plan. bur one which they thought pre-.
terable 10 Gen. Gordan's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

Eg1lnH.fC SaEE--<s=cs,e sdss a
a On fils 1assa 81 satfi, E5s-saz -. -
Va en- 2harsdav, the sxi.Eay ri .ApsSs -
on a cFcdt II nine 1nantils, me puressas..r..
purchasers giving .bond with approved So
Fitv. the entire stock of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

-NVI
In addition to this annual saving in the ex-
>renses of legislation, IT Iaust be admitted
Second, HAT both the Executive and 10
dietary branches of.tsoUernment are nnprey-
oej and made more rsSponsible, ana
a.hrd fXhe right of suffrage has been some
what ex .eAded. II agree with any late CO..
Hlssrae, s4. stJempbeli Of Brooke, that less
ikas e4c,. gsised.aa 4aIs latter score than is
sgeneratts supposed.
e. asrixe al some satisfactory conclusion
sas t.. the.aunrIcr-of persons qualified to vote
sentlerIho existing Constitution, | refer to the
vote e.l caili3s Il Convention.
srr,, -. - 4, -, 49,, 1000 ot.ooo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-25

| owe you an apology Cor the prolixiy OF
this letssr. The subject is a copious one,
amt ira4ght with great interest TO you us wen
rs myself JOHN 4. COOKE.
.iaaasaay 81, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

MTOTICE.-By virtoe Of deed oftrus' ex
~ ecuied rs Edward Lynch TO Christopher
Anthony. John Alexander and myself, for GER
lain purposes therein specified, and recorded IN
the clerks Office of the county count Of Camp.
bell, on The 9th day of September, 1924, shall
on the ooh day of the present month, sell at
auction one undivided sixth psri OF the proper
~ called aud known by the name Of SPRING
WAREHOUSE, situated in the town Of Lynch-
burg. Also, a square Of fsur hall acre LOTS
on The south side oil l4th street, be,wee" 80
and 9th alleys shall only convey the title
vested in me by the said irus, deed. Terms NJ
sale. MiChIhH DA'Io, ".
Jan Of. tbs TcllBg trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

camrlaiaiug OF cfaain abnsss stActisea 10
nannfa curing mills. and asking that some
provision may be made to preveni those abuses
which MAS referred 10 The Committee OF
Propositions aud Grirvanees.
An engrossed bill further TO amend the sev.
eral acts Concerning the keepers aud exhlhi-
iiors % certain unls~ inl games.
Mr.. Williams oi Henrico, and Mr.. Wood
supported the passage Of the bill.
And Mr.. Garland Of Nelson opposed tit
vas rtjec,ed,
On motion Of Mr.. Rlves Of e, the joint
Committee oi the Armsry We're su horned 10
receive proposals tor leasing the A,mory for
manufacturing purposes
resolution Of the Committee of Claims re
Jeeiing the petition OF Edward +. Vawter aud
others praying pa, mrni Tor negro man, ss-
eenied IN 1882, was agreed 10 by The House.
And then on Mr.. CEsllenan's motion. the
House adjourned all this morning II o
clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21
REVIEW

OF the Lynchbnrg Markets,
Corrected Jor The prgininn, ty
THOMAS A kIoLcoMBE aud RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
co, from So 1901 30
Inferior TO common, 3 10 10 4 90
Common TO good, mio 90
Good 10 fine, O0to 80
SuiDs, 90 TO q 90
Refused 200 Ia 3 90
III Inspections continue very small and the
quantity coming TO market is less than usual at
this season OF the year. The prices are shade
lower than the last week. The new crop SO far
promises o be inferior j, is generally wanting
in substance.
Flour is dull So 50 to 8 IS
Wheat oo 10 10
Corn 10
Whiskey ~
Hemp. 1000 d so
Pork, oOo
IN STORE, Superior Family Flour, and
all kinds and grades Of Flour, which Is sold at
prices corresponding 10 its quality. Ii. ~ l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

YblY virtue OF deed of trust, executed 10
I'D the subscribar and CslohilI McDnis, GU
lie ilih day 81 August. 1928. by Joseph W.
Scott aud duly recorded io the Clerks OLE, OF
the county court II Botetnun | shall. on v oil
n,sday the l7ih day Of February, Of fau. ii
not, the nax fair dsy,) a, u c said Joseph W.
SCOTS Tlmbsrridge p'anla,ion, near HncSS
lie. in the county OF Bote,ouri, proc ecd TO sell.
at public auction, TO he highest bidder. the
following personal properly, ~ wit 100 baucfs
Of Corn, n.quan'iy Of sheaf, Oats, one Horse,
one Mare and three Coits, the stock Of aiil.
Hogs, one Wagon and Gear, and all the Plau-
ts'ion Tools ofevery description. The iernls
will be made known on tho day Of safe.
The subscriber will only convey such title AZ
is vested in him by the said deed, though t,e
title is believed 10 he unqi este nabiy good.
EDW. WATTS, Surviving Trustee.
Jan.2 wids46
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

ATa Court held for Nelson county, the 2Sth Of Dec
"a 1929: Peggy Fitzpatrick, plaintiff against John
Fiizpn,rick Hawes Coleman and James Hughes,
ad'mr OF John Fitzpatrick, deed, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John T., Fitzpatrick not having enter
m ,. annearance and given security according to the
c, of assembly and the rules ofthis court and appear
ing nv satisfactory evidence that he IL not IN inhabant
of this country il is ordered that the said defendant
do apnenr here on the first day Of March court next,
and answer tho bill, Of the plaintiff and tlata copy oi
his order he forthwith inserted tho FrgIpisn, apaper
n,;n,ed in the town OF Lynchburg for two mon'hs
successyeiy and posted at the ionl door OF 'hs cur
mouse oi 'n' Ro q CUTLER, DC,
49,, -, Mr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21

nURSUANT 10 decree Of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Lynenhurg
District, pronounced on the 23d day Of Ocio-
Der, 1929, in the case of Gray rs. Tait. the On.
aersiyped Marshal OF the said court. Will sell,
IN the premises. for cash, on Friday the ODD
day of January. 1890, If fair. ifnot, the next
fair asy thereafter, 16 Ia acres OF land, lying
on the Turnpike road, about one mile aud o
quarter from L,nchburg.
'''''' I. 4. H0LCOMBE, NJ. r
Dec. Il iftds36
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-21
To Charles Lynch, Wiidred Smith,
late injured Lynch, heirs Of Charles
Lunch. ir. IS0mL lfifcheU SIN .Iuhn

To Charles Lynch, INJURED Smith,
late Nildred Lynch, heirs Of Charles
Lynch, jr. Somt Mitchell, sen. Johm
Lunch and Elisabeth Ward.
4 S you are not residents NJ this STATE, we
IN take this method Of giving you notice,
tina, we shall proceed, on the 9th day Of March
nett, between sunrise aud sunset OF that day
AZ the Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynch
burg aud S ate OF Virginia, 10 take the deposi-
tons Of Edward Lynch and o'hers-and a the
tavern house II the late Nancy Read, at
Campbell Courthouse, in the State Aforesaid.
on the 9,h day 81 the said month. between the
risiag and Tie setting OF the sun that day. 10
take The dispositions Of Elizabeth Wiley, Col
Samuel Perruw and oibets--snd also. on the
ooh day Of said mouth, nj the tavern house of
Henry Haines; in The town Of Charlestown,
Jefferson county, aud State aforesaid between
sun ri and sun set Of that day, TO take the
dispositions of Geuham Keys, George Riley.
Phlip Sirider and others, which said deposi-
tons are intended 20 no read as evidence. on
the trial Of n suit depending and undetermined
in the Supprior { out Of Chancery, for the
Lyncbbure District, wherein YOU and OILERS
are defe ndanls, and We are plaintiffs Should
The said dsposiiions. all or either of them, from
anv cause, not he takeB ON che several DAYS
herein before specihed. the taking thereof. viii.
in such case or cases. he continued fom day
IN day M the whole shall be completed.
FRANCiSA. IA LION, jr.
For bimselfsnd other rtfs
: Ian. Oh 4w4s