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ENOR SALE, that TuoRou GIL BRED SrALLron
q BLACK WARRIoUR, oalcd in 1919, and purchased
at the sale OF James Dnlop Of Ros1tN ESQUIRE rop,o
SIC 10 Petersburg, Virginia., by Mr.. Raniolph in 1920
who then gave Gi00 for him. He was "A most DrouIsno
colt but from Mr. RanIophs going soon after abroad he
was Shamcluiy neglected and Injured in his Growth In
1871 he wasthrmed ont 10 person in Fauour whom L
owner never has in his lfe during Mr. Randolphs
attendance on his seat in Congress, which he took in De-
cehbeT 1875 on his return from Europe-aul last year
he was kept by Nathan Lulhorough ESQ of the District
OF Columbia, who sent him home about two months ago
very poor Mr. Randolph had set eyes on This valI-
aDc and noble annn snre the autumn of 1926 (sevcn
year) until The l3h OF December last, QS3l lie is
black with white feet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WARR1oUR was go: bv tbe
imported horse Mcrryficll son of Sir Henry TcInes
ane amous COckighter the best racer bv far of his
aay-hiS dam Philadelphia, by Washington, out of Miss
son OF Eciipse) her dam, MARcELLA, by MAMpnINo
ont OF MEDEA by SWEET BR1AR, Oho best horse bv far
o. ms uayIand most avorite Stallion of Lord Grosvenor,
VINO covered at - guineas) ANGELICA by SNAp-Ru-
dam Of the Two TRUE BLUES
Miss ToTTERtDGE by DUNGANNoN
Washington by Sir Peter cst son of ehnyer) out Of an
own sister to 1THmpdfer little black horse that was the
oeS' oil ms day. and the best grandson of old Matclem
~ dc generally got bays. (SoRcERER, the best
morse and stallion of his day, sire OF Soosayer and Smo
Iesko, was an excepiion) SmoIensko also was black
NJ Ju"GAN Mos, 0 Us, iayorite son Of Eclipse
MAMDRiNo by EnSineer-thc best and strongest horse
In the word--grandsirc TO Long Island Eclipse
SWEET bFiAR by Syphon, son of Squiri that got old
Marske, the sire of Eclipsc-covercd at 30 cuineas
ANGELICA by SNAP, (he best horse and stallion of his
day. PAPILLoN by SNAP, the dam of Sir PE1.ER
dEAzLE the best son of Hon FLYER0 REGULUs-
Bartletts acknowledgement ARABIAN. dam or
the Two TBUE BLUEs-lfe will be shewn in Ricb,nonJ
carly in March
Extract Of letter from Nathan LuiJorough Tgso. or
me District Of CouniLia to John Randolph of Roan.
Oke, ddied 1IH Feb, 1922 ~
g have not seen Black Warriours oals myself but
nave conyerscd with several gentlemen Of Fauqucr and
irhce William, every one Of whom speak in the HIGH
est terms OF the foals Of his get being both large
ana handsome. My friend John Hill Carter of Prince
llian particularly, has given favorable accounts Of
Black WarIiours Stock"
Also, Peacock, five years old next grassland hume.
ros brood mares, and colts, and llies-o all aces from
years old upwards O'''
Apply to Mr. Wyatt Cardwe, at Charlotte bouse
grglnia-to which the u S. Mail Coach from WASHINGTON
10 MuIedgcyle, in Georgia, and from Milcdgcyie IN
"asning'on' runs every day, Sundays cxccped-if by
letter postpaid
Charlotte G. II. Feb. %, 1892. Off
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CarOsiqsiavs.

PHNHlS celebrated horseonc amongst the best cons os
hi sir Archy, both and loal-gettcr-Nii1
stand the present my stable Spring Grove Ham
over county, eighteen miles from the CITY OF Richmond
Ten miles OF Hanover Courthouse, four miles Coodal
Tavern, and miles from tho Merry Oaks at 925 The
season, which may be discharged by the payment of 500
within The season. and 81 TO the Groom. The season viii
expire the last Of July. extend the season LONGER in
consequence of being unable 10 get him in from Tennes
see earlier. have become interested in this horse be-
evng him to be inferior TO ne horse in point of blood and
a. ioagettcr lie is the Sire of Bayard belonging 10
Mr. boswell aud myscli-and Pest, belonging 10 Mr.
Henry Shacklet OF Fauquicr that has never lost a race
win one eNcopuon which race she lost by falling.
very well prepared with COOL pastures lots &C. for tho
accommodation OF mares that may be sent to him.
Pedigree, performances SC. hereafter.
lahoVer' Feb. ~ [03-51 VIM. l.. WHITE.
OOBATS GRAPE YlNES.-Mr Alphonso Lou.
4 bat has lately returned from France 10 n York y
ana having added TO his former Vineyard all tie best
grapes OF a country Is prepared 10 furnish every vari-
subscriber JOHN o. LAY.
Richmond, Feb. "a 93-wlw
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gstpsTg'RsX.


SIANLAS.--BY MISS MARY ANN brow n .
Como la thu GrlGs and wo'.'.'
he spring u h', i'hin: o"t tho land-
The flowers within IN" snll dos.
Rise u,a bsautUous band
Tho hearth N" he, hearth seem;
Como TO the Gsij, by day, by night
ly day fiit tpWcis earth aiOm.
nd stnrs IA" heavens hy night.
Come tor all /. suf aui tar
Tho power Ut God l. ptescu there.
Come ON the gli,icting sea-
The waves are lulod "a gIict slvop,
Ohiy ripple mild nui Tee"
u On IN" tnuunu,irs deep;
Du' bark shall glrle along
rs Al Upiurnr on >uuin"T's hIcaZa,
a. snitly rs the ntsht bids song,
Floats ihrn' the forest trees
tnn" aud a'or" tho gracious peace
1ha' hildc,h angry tvupests oca,o.
Come 10 she towering hin
l'"h an att'sd ihrn and bolo,v
h,'k the crin w,ntcriugs of tho I'LL,
Aud the distant Dreams fow
Look Mt the spUsot c;ou,s
Thri huld vet the nfaW ihur'i.r,
In tn".s dark s,lvct'dg-d sb1uuls
The lightning soon Wi rcnd asundeT,
Come, aud i that crimson Gee
Tho lofd of clouds und storms admire.
Come 10 Tho brd - fdcath,
Step lighily check that rising Ugh;
Behold the pat,ing 1T tho breath,
without M ngnny-
Behold how softly Glcs
Tho light nnd slocy Ia that aye,
As gently es the twilight Shadus
Tho nznrc oi tho sky
Como nnd bnw in thank fuiness
To tim who lilus las, hour hoss!
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EDUBldC WAREHOUSE, Observation-Disclosures and
e. others sending Tobacco TO the above warehouse.
are informed iha the same is undergoing general
repair for the better security Of Tobacco (Joln NJ Sbep
PaFd Jr having been appointed in the place OF Mr. Join
fsheT rcsgncd IL is under the management of the
subscribers, who pledge themselves that every attention
,i'l' he paid 10 any Tobacco sent 10 the Warcbouse-
freight toll &C. advanced on all Tobacco sent 10 a. and
e or'yage on such Tobacco tc ~ to other Ware
houses IN this city. NJ 6. LAKELAND,
JOHN VI. SHEPPARD in.
~. ~. LOH-WOWI Inspcclars
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Pltir.

nm CHANCERY--vIaoINIA- Powhatan Coun.
n ~ Court, February the 18th, 1882:
Nathaniel Charter, Ptr
against
Peter +. Archer, Jr. William W. Archer and John H.
Steger, late Shcriof Powhatan and such, admor
Peter L. Archer SEN, deed. Dctls
This day came the Plaintiff by Richard w. Flournoy,
Esq his Attorney, aud filed his bill, aud tho Defendant,
Peter T. Archer Jr not having entered his appearance,
and given security according the act OF Assembly and
the rules oil this Court and il appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not nhabitant OF this Common
wealth. On the motion of the Plaintiff by his said Attor
ncy is ordered that the said Peter f. Archer Jr do APP
pear here on the third Wednesday in May next aud
swcr the bill of the Plaintiff and give security for perform
ing such decree the Court may make hercin and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully, ndpocd the front door Courthouse
OF this county. A Copy. Tcstc
Feb. 2i. [93-wSw1 II. +. GRAVES. ID. c.
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/ u n
January, 1892:
John snellings, George sncllngs Alexander sneinqs,
William Sncllin%s, Josiah Srnger and his wife Polly.
John iapradc and Sally his wife, Elias Crunp and Eliza
beth his wife, and Martin Brooks, in right of his late wife
Nanny, Pitts.
William 6. Elan, adm'or with the will annexed of Eli
2abeih Keen, decd, and John Blankcnship, Dcfls.
This cause, in which the plaintiffs appear TO have nro-
cechcd against the defendants John Bankenshp, who is
ont OF this country, in the mode prescribed by law AGAINST
absent deicndants he still falling appear and answer
came on this day 70 be heard the BILL answer of the
other defendant, exhibits and examinations of witnesses
and was argued by counsel On consideration whereof
the doth adudgc, order and decree that fine deien
dant, William c. Elan, render of his TRANSACT
lions as administrator with The will annexed of Elizabeth
Keen, deceased before Of the Commissioners of this
ana to the court report with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself, which may he required
J. ROBINSoN, cpk
CoMNfIss1oNEB's OFFIcE,
Richmond 18th Fe6. 1892
The parties interested, hereby notified that have
appointed the 18th day of April next TO take the account
directed by the above order OF court at which time thew
are hereby required TO attend before me, my Office at
the Capitol in the city of Richmond with the necessary
accounts, vouchers, sc. 10 enable perform tho duty
required by said order.
WIN. G. PENDLEToN, Com'r
Feb ls. 0i-wsws
I'm CIANCERY. -y1ReiN1A-Atr rules taken in the
q Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery OF Prince Edward county, the 9th day of
Peter Gregg, ex'or. of Edward jones' pltG
against
Edward Redford admir-. of Augustus Watson, Mary
Ann, sally and Thomas Watson Joseph Wilson and Doro-
thy his wife, Joseph Price and Elizabeth his wife Samu-
Ell Johns and Frances bis wife Sarah +. b. Watson Ro-
pert 0ublge ana Elizabeth his wlie, delts.
The defendant, Thomas Watson, not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO an act of the
General Assembly and the rules of This Court and an
pearng that hc Is not nhabant Of this State on motion
OF the Painly his Attorney, il is entered at rules aiore-
said, and accordingly ordered, that the said defendant
Thomas Watson do appear here the first day of April
Term next and answer the plaintiffs bil and that COPY
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for two
months excessively, and also posted at the front door of
the Court-house Ofr,is county.
Copy. Tcste, b. J. WORSHANI, &C.
fcD' ll' SS-wSw
b AOMESIlC GOODS.-GEoRGE CARrY corner of
~ Baltimore and Charles Streets Baltimore. has for
sale general assortment of Domestic Goods. consisting
in part Of "tVGifh0ni, ".fppie0n," Lotrefl "TToyij
ton," "NdshUq,' "Ereter" ".IUery' and "PiffsfeLr'
MANUFAcrUREs. which will be sold on favorable cr,us
by the package or piece. Feb. 9 GSl-2aw3m1
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Supreme Court
~ December Term a. ID. 1S3I.-Niary s. Clarke and
Others legatecs of Mary S. Bount, deceased against the
executors of Mary S. Bount.
Whereas Mary S. Blount, late of Tarborounh i'm tbc
State of North Carolina in and by her last will and tesla
ment, duly published in the year 1922, made among
others, the following requests, viz:
81 give to Martha Barrow, daughter of Bennett Barrow
Esq, four hundred doars.'
al give 10 Catlarnc Darby four hundred dollars
81 give 10 Mrs L. b. Prosscr, of Mississippi five hun
drcd dollars"
81 give TO Elizabeth Hunter four hundred dollars
And whereas the executors OF Mrs. Blount are unable
odetermine with ceronty TO whom pay these several
bequess
LIST, Because Bennett Barrow, Esq, never had dauch
Ter OF the name oil Martha.
2d, Because Caharne Darby, late of Marlborough died
incsatc, without leaving any of kin known 10 the
executors, and no administration has been taken out upon
her estate.
3D., Because Mrs l.. b. Prosser of Mississipp is nm
known TO the executors and although letters have been
written 10 her supposed residence, no answer has ever
been received and no application has been for ibis
legacy.
4th And because the tes,aix has no, with srrcer,
certainty described 10 which of the Elizabeth Hum
tiers she intended to give the legacy of iOO-hcre being
several Of that name.
And the court being moved 10 make such order in thc
premises as will secure TO the parties Interested oppor-
iniy OF having the several matters fully invcsracd II
IS ordered that advertisement be made in the Star and
North Carolina State Gazette, the Richmond ENQUIRER and
the National lntcSencer, week for six successive
weeks that the parties file with the clerk of this court nj
Raleigh on or before the 2l Monday of june A. d. 1892
Ter ordered to be made by the clerk and that The clerk of
this court report 10 the of the court any, and all
the evidence touching the lapse OF the aforesaid cgacics
winch may he ilcdn his Office in pursuance of this notice
true copy from the minutes.
Tcste, JOHN J.. HENDERSON, g = r.
Jan 2I r79-w6y1
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, D00idson Circuit Court,
November Term, 1881
ohN 80 II. pobos' cOmpl's. original
Elizabeth Dohbs ct ais Deflts Dii''


November Term, 1881.
81 0''S ANN. M Soi"S Comp's Z original
Elizabeth Dohbs ct ais Deflts Bill
On motion Of the Complainant by his Counsel, and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that the Defcn
dants ozewel p. Dobbs and Mary Dobbs his wife, are
not inhabitants OF this State-I is ordered by the Court
that publication be made our weeks successfully in the
Richmond Enquirer, in Virginia commanding the said
Defendants 10 appear here the It'll Monday in May
next and plead, answer dcmur 10 said bl otherwise
the same will be taken for confessed against thc
set Tor hearing erpare, and dccrccd accordingly.
a Copy Testc, JACOB NJ GAVOCk, elk
Feb 10 I9o-wiwl AMI Master of said Court
IN CHANCERY.-in Hanover County Court, Janu-
IA ~ 25il 1892
rem and Sally his wife, (who Sally MarIin,) Archer
Parton and Susan his wife, (~ho Susan Martn) Pc
ter Martin, and John Martin PltGs.
against
Mansfield Martin and pleasan, Bootwright, Debts
This day came The Plaintiffs, by their Attorney, and
filed their bill; and the Defendants having entered
their appearance and given security according TO the Act
of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and ii appearing
TO the satisfaction of the Court that they no, inhab
tants OF this Commonwcalt-On the motion of the Plain
uifS by their Counsel ia ordered, That the said Dcfcn
dants appear here on the first day of April Term next
and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the City OF Richmond for months successivelv and
that another copy be posted the front door of the Court
house OF this County some Court day.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, Jr. d. CHIC.
Feb. o. Ts7-wsw,1
IN CHANCERY LIN Chesterfield County Court,
IL January 9th, 1882
Austin Spears, Plaintiff
against
winnifred Chcatham Sally Landrum, Lucy Landrum.
Laban Landrum, Egbert Landrum, and Joseph Landrum
Defendants
The defendants, Laban Landrum and Egbert Lanllrum,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court. and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth is
Ordred That the said defendants do appear here the
second Monday in April next, and the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully and another copy posted at
tic front door of the Courthouse of this county.
copy. Testc, LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c.
JAM ~ SO--wSw
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NOTICE.

VuNliE subscriber wishes 10 sci! his Tact Of
Il Land whernn he now resides lying on the
head winters Of llarpinC Creek, tn e9nety Of Pit
sylyanla, and adjoining the iatds Of Christopher
Wright, Edward Linth!cum and others THIS
tract contains Two hundred aud sixty seven acres,
more OF ess, lies remarkably WEI 70 cultivate. and
about eyen,Y acres cox cleared ard n good heart,
Tie balance 10 c.yar Is WI tlfnbered 4 the greater
part fiat tobacco and and GOOD meadow land,
IT, dwelling h"ase IS soyd 5s body house Wit
'@o god sAuuaess oal rooms a eooa bafn, stable,
& ard ail ether necessary or Houses, ana Il
afst ra,e ypipy orchard, OF the most choce !raie
Any pcfson ~.shrg 10 purchase, viii do vel TO
cal All esaa.n4 Tor themselves, as good bargain
ean be had.
Tn sabicr3er VIII shew tie lani at any time.
and make kr9%athe terms. ltfae and IS LIT sold
oeio.e t4e fifteenth day u November II Wti then be
of.ral II paou auction. aud Inc privilege Of
seeJas vii b. gwen. SAMU ELLpXE.
Sept . j.,
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bowling tween Naces
(AVI rIIE COUNTY

w ! lltE tol IL j
cpllE RACES over this course VIII commence
- ON "Wednesday the i7th October next aud
continue four days.
Isl Gay-Swopstnkcs FOR , years old-entrance
800 five entries aud closed. A silver cup Of the
value Of 80 10 be aw arded the surcSsii,l colt
On the same day sweepstake for years old,
entrance Si0--ss entries and closed. A sllyof
cup Of the value of Sl5 to be awarded the success
ful colt.
2nd day--Sweepsiakes for years old-entranec
S>25-- SIX entries and CLOSED A silver cup, Of
tie valae Of $40 to be awarded 10 the successful
colt.
On the same day, Jockey GLIB purse Of 800,
three N lie hcais-eutrnnce go.
Sd day-A matchrace lof 800
On the same day, u Jockey Club purse Of $50,
mile heats 3 best IN hyc-,ntrance $40
4,h de, A Jockey Club purse o. $50 mile
heals--cntianco go
Races to commence a, Il o'clock on each day
Bg oyoter ~ nc t3ab
Aug. OF wiw
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z nfE public are informed thar a daily mail is
- now running between this place and " ash.
ington City. The advantages of this arrange
ment are numerous and obvious.-lt not only
gives this place daily Northern, but daily Rich
mond mail IL presents TO The Travelling from
tennessee, nc. route subject 10 no delay Whatre.
er.
lh's line is intended to combine proper ex-
petition, with ample time for rest but whenever
i is required, it will travel all night, as dos the
Fredericksburg line, and will then reach Wash
,ngton without difficulty, soon as the steamboat,
From Charlottesville TO Alexandria, by land III.
miles Alexandria to Washing ton, by the boat
7m'les-by my route, l24
rom charlottesville to steamboat landing rs
m''es-Seamboat landing 10 Washington, 6l-
route by Fredericksburg, l39 niles.
Distance from Salem to Washington CITY. 100
m''es-t are, $l7 %
The subscriber has spared no pains to put the
best accommo dations on the whoie oad from Sa
lem TO Washington City. And having involved
himse'' N heavy additional expense, in conse
qpencs of the establishment of daily mail. solicus
tue support OF generous public.
WIN. SMITH
u The Abingdon and Knoxville papers will in.
sert the above u months the usual discount, and
send their account TO this office for collection.
May :.
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FALL RACES.

VHNilE FALL RACES over the Rocky Mount
Il course (Fraukhn county, Va) will COM
menee on the 25th day Of September, 1870 and con
tnue four days
LIST day-A sweepstakes Cor colts and fllics.
milo heats, SIX entries, $50 each, aud ooscd VIZ
VIM Gauhs Monsieur Tonson hy-Wm.
Hurts ditto -levor,on divers Lawrence colt
Pascha Buiord's Shakespeare oi-John y. Tuy.
lor dtto-and Thomas Ildes do FLY.
2nd dsy-Joclsey Club purse, two mile heats,
S,o0-entranee SIS
Bird day-P'ophctot's purse-milo heats-en-
trance $40
Ith dayA Handy Cap race for two fine sad
dles-,he 81, Ri and ith DAYS, free for any horse
mare or geIdng q the cash pad by the Proprietor
for zach days racing
The Proprietor is prepared with plenty OF cid
grain and fodder.
Stable and litter furnished gratis. and every OK
er,ion will be used TO have the course IN good order
TlIOS. HALE, Prcp,ieior
Aug. o.. wiw
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TylR"lNh-At rules holdrm IN the Clerk, office the
% Cucut superior Coart al aM { tbaaerry fir Ic
of Lvnchhurr. al the "a div Of ,pv. lr.-H jc.5+,i
Chiffon, Plaintiff against Brl IaIgin TabafctIu, aimp
traitor Of Robert ialaierro, decd. Susan Talaia H.
ow, Noftorne NJ Taldfrrra, samuel l.. Ialmirrrn Jame
Rosn atd Lhznbeh HI, wlf' aud l.a5clla Tal4alcft5
sarah lnldirrro. W illIam Jaulcrro Charles Tdi,lffa
aud kOdefgk Tallhterro, infants under the If vt
T. one Years, hy Comm >,ioncr bcna2h SPECIAL, assign
ed their guardian, Thomas Dixon, sherih Of Campbell
aud administrator Of james Stewart. Nancy "Srwafl
Mdow, William v. Stewart Henry Stewart, and JOIN
Ann Mary Caroline and Abraham Stewart, i1fast, nga
Tho age of twenty yens, by uonmssluger BefapD
specially assigned then guardian, nrlerdaHis.
The Defendants Samuel II aliuerro and jam, r. md
wife, not hnYlnr entered their appearance, ard gt,at
security, according 10 the art of Assembly nH the ie
OF Ills court and 1t appearing by satisfactory es3erf
that thtt atc not lhHiants ofth country Il nldff-
81 that the sald defendants do appear here on he J.,
daI ul tue next rrin, aud answer the second anrpde
bull 81 the plaintiff, aud thAta cory al this order
forthwith inserted IL Semc spurer pilnira iuttr
town of i.ynchlufe,fo Two months sucoessn,lr and
posied at the ff"Ht door ofthe couii huuse d. za
tuwH. 4 Copg-1cstP, r. ROBES tlH
Aug ~. WIN
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~ i&GiNIb -" 'ne' heacn "a tn Gle ~ oihe OF
Circuit SHictioc Court flaw and Chucrt} TO-, te
town of lNpchhurg, the 9Th day Of August rds-
Finucis AHA" ~, administrator lie heais with ltr
VIII annexed at John CailaHHy, decd. " lillian Hnr ard
Docia has vi. John Hewitt aHd Sarah \. HI uIr. and
Thomas Harvey. administrator oi Matilda talw def
Pnmuiis, aahIn,l John Lynch Ir Is executor u llonl
Ward decd. and in his own lrit, Ihon5s Dixon,
administrator de bonIs with the iii annex d Of JI
Ward, sen. dec, aud administrator de boni, n7n
viii the Will annexed Of Charles l.. Teull, det''
Samuel Bransford administrator OF Robert A. Nal''
deerased Lynch billiard and John Ward, (minat
tNo'rs Of John Ward Jun. deceased the sad L,ftH
Dliltd IN his own right, John Dllad and Thoma' p''
Wis, John Ward, tminorl John Smith William stcriof
executor Henry q. Galloway, deceased, samuel Pam
nell and james G. Meormap, Defendants.
The Defendant John Lynch j. not having entered hs
appearance and gwen secu'uy according the ac o
Assembly and the rules FIN, court ana 1t appearing
snt factory eEIdcrcC that he IS hhahitant of tiny
country II Is ordered that the said defendant do appea
here on the rst day of the next and the
mcrje bill Of the plaintiffs, aud that copy ofths order be
forthwith Inserted IN Some cwspaper printed ia he to-"
81 Lynchbnrg. for two months successfully aud posted
the front door etthe courthouse, III the sad town.
ACopy-Tcste, b. ROBES, ClB.
Aug. 60 w2m
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EYIRGiNiA -itrules holden IN the Clerk of1e :,
" tIrcuii superior Court ofLaa \ Chnueety To- ,5,
ct ,ynchhiTe, on the ith day OF juno, ls32.-ll,y9
Bnrks, III hIs own right aud Of the sXrcs NJ
David Barks. deed. john Ruri.s Charles Brk
Harden, I.llas w Harden, DAVID Harden, Phute h.
den, Sally Harden, Lucy Harden, Elizabeth II ,rep -
bcdience Harden, john Harden, Ghare. Ilarle, "a
Jane Harden The lat four, infants, and by John IL
den' their ather aud next ffiend. PantiI. aaar.,
',corge Burts III as right aud - one OF II, II,
tars OF David Bnrk.. deed. Henry Roach and E#z,b4
lis vic, Richard Eurks, y llllau Roach, W.. y
Eoaet, Melinda Eoaen, Elizabeth Roach, Uef,y
Ruarh aad Harry Ann hi Mic. Defendants. %.
The HcieHdaat Elizabeth Roach not having e5,,
her appearance asa gwen security aeeo ding 10 ia
act of A>.ehblY aud the rules oil tins court AND , w
peariHg by satisfactory evidence thur she i, not an
itant oftins c0uhtrs Il j. ordered that the sil te
do appear here the art nay 81. the term ami
the bill Of the Plaintiffs and thai copy nj r.
order b. forthwith inserted newspaper pfri
the tnHn of lynchhufr for two months succe'.l,c,
aud posted at the front door oil the house M IL. -
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