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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAI,E.-In obedi

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In obedi-
to the last will and testament of rhos Broken
brought dec, offer for sale story brick House and
Lot in the village of Mount Sidney in the county of Au-
gusa. If not previously disposed of by private sale,
shall offer the said property public auction the pre-
misses, Monday the 18th day of January next-Ierms
Of Sale One fourth OF the purchase money TO be paid
in cash, and the balance in two equal instruments
o months, TO be secured by negotiable notes, with AN
approved endorser and deed of the property
Persons wishing TO purchase may communicate with ne
by letter, post paid, this place.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGU
Acting ErOr Of Thos Br0ckenbyough, dec. .
Richmond, Dec. 10. 65-td
The staunton Spectator will publish the above
week. till the day of SALE and send its
for collection.
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a CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.-Will be sold
" on the premises the first day OF February next,
IL fair il not the next fair day, 1875 Land lying
Appomatox River, and reaching TO the Guinea and Ango
la ROadsabout miles below Rdinss Tavern, and good
stand for Favenin genteel neighborhood. This Land
lies WELL with about hundred of low grounds and
sufficient quantity good wood and-under good fences
and would suit professional gentleman.
Terms-one, two, and three years credit with bond and
approved security and deed of trust on the Land TO Sc
cure the payment. JAMES ISBELL, Adnlr.
Jan. 1. I7l-tds Of LeJciS Is6eH, dec'd.
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VIRGlNiA OIL ST0NE.-The subsc ,ibers beg "a,

VIRGlN IA OIL ST0NE.-The subsc ,ibers beg leave
TO announce 10 the public that they have just
ceived from the quarry, 1000 pounds OF this invaluable
Stonr and ready 10 receive orders from any part
the Union
They feel degree OF confidence in ending this
stone TO the public nasnuch it has been fairly tested
at the United States Navy Yad, at Washington City, and
in of the northern Cities and pronounced equal
not superior to the Turkey Stone for reducing tools
edge, and greatly preferable the Of economy
asmuch by far the greatest portion OF the Turkey
IS unfit for use, tact well known to almost every
cbanic.
The subscribers would also recommend this Stone TO
the notice OF planters il has been used for several years
by planters living in the neighbohood OF the quarry
water stone, Tor sharpening plantation tools and superior
to any other All orders addressed the subscriber rs
Richmond, Virginia. will meet with prompt attention.
COiMAN, RAYMOND x KELLOGG.
~ The Office of c. s. X. is kept the OF G.
v. Raymond. January II U-6t
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NoTICE.-In compliance with the last Will and Tes-
lament OF Joseph Brand deceased, will be sold on
the 22d day of January 1888 by his Executors tract of
Land containing about seven hundred and thirty acres
lying on Mechunck creek Albemare county; the terms
VIII be three equal Payments third OF the purchase
money TO be paid on the first day of January 1884, the
second payment on the first day of January 1885; and
the last on the LIST ofJanuary, 1886; of trust on the
land Will be required to be given by the purchaser and
In addition TO this personal security for the first payment
AZ the same time and place. will be sold, the residue of
the estate oil the tesator consisting of negroes
stock oil various kinds also household and kitchen urni.
ture There will also be sold at the time and place
by the Executor, in conformity the will of Fanny
Brand deceased her estate consisting of several groe
stock of various kinds, household and kitchen furniture
plantation TOOLS crops of and fodder Sc As TO the
personal property cash will be required for all sums un-
der ten dolars on all above 10 dollars credit until
the first day of January 1884 will be given the purcha
ser giving bond with approved security; the will con-
unue from day day until the whole property disposed
Of On the land there COOL buildings new barn and
machines vein OF limestone through and crop Of
wheat is seeded on it,
The Executors Of Joseph and Fanny Brand, dec'd
November 30. 59-wtds
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RU ESSRS. Litueberry LeSueur dnd DGUid LeSueu :
1yN Take notice that shall proceed Friday, the LIST
day OF February 1888, at John j. Dicknsons Tavern in
Powhatan county, TO take the dispositions of John j. Dick
inson and others; and the third Wednesday of Febru-
airy, in the same year. at Powhatan Court take the de-
positions OF John w. Nash, John w. Dance and others,
(and continue from day to day until completely between
the hours OF o'clock A. Nj. and o'clock p NJ each
day. or days respectively TO be read evidence in suit
ia Chancery depending in the County Court OF Buckng-
ham, upon bill OF exceptions filed by 10 the report of
the settlement OF the administration of David Pat
administrator be bonis with the will
Peter Lesueur, decd, made by NJ Langhone, Thos. III.
Sharp and VIM Newton, at the instance of Peyon Lee
sueur for HIMSELF and administrator OF John Lesueur
decd shall also on the second Monday and Tuesday in
February, 1888, at Buckingham Court House, between
the hours take the dispositions of Jesse Holman and
others, to be read as evidence in the suit
Respectfully, PETER LESUEUR.
January L. 7I-w4w"
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NEW ADVEaaTTsEMENTs.

YHNHE General Meeting of the members of the Mutual
H. Assurance Society against fire buildings of the
State of Virginia. will be held the Society Office, in
Richmond, on Monday 2s,h January next.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. A. M. A. $.
January 1 It'd
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November %.

q TPON AN INJUNCTlON.-At Rules taken in the
" Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of Prince Edward county ON the 9th day
OF November, 1882:
John Clark, Executor of Agnes lark decd PHI
Against
Jacob McGehee and Mildred his wife, Nancy Ligon
Archibald Fuqua, and Sally his wife, William Clark ST.
las Watkins, and Lucy NJ. his wife, Thomas Clark and
John Foster, Defts.
The defendants, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his wife
according 10 an act of the General Assembly the rules
OF this court, and it appearing that they inhabitants
oil this State on the motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney
Is entered at rules aforesaid, and accordingly ordered
that The said defendants, Archibald Fuqua Sally his
wife, do appear here the first day of April term next
der be forthwith inserted in of the public news
papers published in the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and also posted the front door of the Court
house of this county. A Copy-Teste.
Nov. 10. l55-wSw1 B. j. WORSHAM, C. C.
E HANCERY-FIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
n the Clerks Office of the Circui Superior Court of
Law and Ch"ncery for the county of Cumberland the
ConrHou OF said county, from the 81 the St DAYS
81 September inclusive, in the year 1892:
Maurice Langhorn, jr, Complt.
against
bosnia Hatcher, Martin II. Hatcher, Henry Hntchcr
and Benjamin Il. Scruggs Defs
The defendant, Martin II. Hatcher, not having entered
his appearance, and given security according to the Act
Assembly and the rules of this Court aud il appearing bv
evidence that he is not an inhabant of This
county 1t Is ordered that the said defendants Martin
Hatcher do appear here, the first day the next Apr
Term, and answer the amended bill of the Complainant
and That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, Tor two
months successivey and also posted the front door of the
Court House of this county.
Copy. Tese, JOHN DANIEL C. G. G.
NoVei"Ocr. < 5l-wSws
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Williamsburg, Dec. 7, 1882. 6l22awt

H AND, NEGROES, sc. FOR SALE.-By virtue of
- OF a Deed of Trust, executed by the late Smith
Payne OF Buckingham, and recorded in said county,
Trustees named in said Deed WILL on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF January next If fair the fair day, proceed
on the premises 10 sell the following properly, witt
the portion OF the tract of Land, West of the
which said Payne livedheretoore several times adver
10 slaves the stock crops corn tobacco &c. furniture
plantation utensils, &C. Tcrms-negroes, cash--land OF
credit OF l, and years-other property, IL months
The sale OF the above property did take place on
the 18th inst in consequence of the failure of the
to attend, and it is believed that like of dsappont-
ment will not recur THE TRUSTEES
December %. 69-w2w
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NOrICE.-The public is respectfully informed, that |
lV have lately opened Coach Repository near Gouces-
ter c. H. where have hand and shall continue tokeep,
large and general assortment Of Carriages from the best
Northern Manufactures viz coaches, races, chaoees
phetons, buggies light Wagons, cayas, gigs sukies,
&c.-Also good assortment OF coach maerias-embrac-
ing maeabe iron turned axles turned collars plated and
brass, brass blocks, plated and brass shaf-ps elliptic
e springs, wooden springs plate of every description,
laces of all colours and kndsNo. Copa Yarnsh very
low, paints, oil and sp acquainted with
of the best manufacturers the North will order
carriages of any descriptions suit those who may be
disposed TO buy of me, provided, they suit them
selves out of my Stock and feel confident that give
satisfaction in prices and quality of work.
My terms will be cash, bonds a liberal credit.-Le-
tiers addressed 10 at Gloucester c. H. will be attended
TO- THOMAS NJ. STUBBLEFIELD.
Jan. |. 7I-w6t
0- The Norfolk Herald will give weekly
tions, and charged 4. NJ S.
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N ISIS a. F. TAYLOR, will continue her school
I'VE The next year. commencing the 18th January and
terminating the 18th December with vacation Of one
month M he summer. She teaches Orthogrdphy, Read
ing WHung' English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography,
and History, plain Needle Work and Thcorem Painting
Board ana tuition seventy dollars for all except Painting
when WIZ DC an addition Of five dollars. My residence
is in very healthy and agreeable neghborbood-Mv
Post once, Pottiosyille, Louisa county, Va.
JOHN J., COLLINS, Beeeh mn
December y. 6s-ylOts
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EDENJAMIN GWATH MEY-Tak notice that shall
" - take the deposition of Hannah T. White and others
the 4th January 1888 at the late residence of Joseph c.
Fox deceased between the hours Of O'Clock in the morn
ing and sun set OF said day, and taken and com
peted that day. to continue from day day. until the
same is taken and compleed at the place, and be-
tween the hours, TO be read in evidence before the
Judge OF the Circut Superior Court Of Law and Chance
ry, for King Queen county, in suit therein depending
and undecided wherein you and myself both psint
where you are requested TO attend if you choose.
Yours respectfully, THOMAS GARRETT
December IL. 63--y1wT
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q % y REWARD-Run away from the subscriber,
~ 1a - Oh the 1Oih Of November, 1881, nu,to el
low by ne namq9k oUIs, about 40 gears age and
bon feet ces high. IL dhas gSp betwee en- his fore
tceth ana scar on one Of his ances lie trim made
aud active, and is humble aud submissive in his depo
men can make coarse shoes, and is fond OF making them
nought SAID fellow, many years ago, OF Eliza Robinson,
Cu'Peper county va lie ran away from me ~ or 10
years ago. and reached his native county and vas taken
up AMI put IN CslPeper Jail, where obtained him. He
may attempt 10 60 back TO Virginia sgein, may oe
deavong 70 make TO some stale where slavery l.
lefaicd VIII give the above reward TO any person who
will dpPrehend him, and put him in jail dat get him
again. and WIZ hank The taker-up the aor, 10 write
TO directed to Lexington Oglehorpe county Georgia
Any nior naon about said negro will be thankfully
received. HENRY WRIGHT
Lexiugion,Ga 9th Nov 1892 6s-wsw
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, virtue OF trust deed executed by Thomas Hall
- and Susan his wife, bearing date the 18th day of
july 1924, and Of record in the County Court Of Goces-
ter Tor purposes therein expressed, shall Trustee of
Ter Tor sale, at Gloucester Court house, Saturday the
9Th day of December next to the highest bidder for cash
tract OF land, containing from ninety one hundred
acres on which there comfortable improvements for
small family, and also two likely young negroes or so
much OF said property may he necessary the
purposes OF said trust. MANN PAGE, Trustee.
NOvembeg 27 5S-wtd
December g. 1882.
u The above sale is postponed TO Monday the 9TH Of
January next I6l-wtdl Dec ID
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AAANrED, TO take charge of six boys, Teacher ca
wv pable OF nsractng them in the rudiments Eng
lsh, Latin and the other branches of School Education
10 person thus qualified, and bringing with him sasac-
tory testimonials TO character and ability situation
desirable neghbourhood. For further particulars apply
AZ this Office Dec. Is. 66-2awtlJan
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JOHN STRATTON,
CHAS. f. WUODSON
Hatchersvle p. o 1Ith Dec. 1892 81 ids

HRUCKLAND.-FOr Sale, that valuable Plantation
ED on James River commonly called auckland, adj
joining MISSIONER, containing 1850 acres. The land said
TO be equal to any the river below the falls Posses
sion to be given the LIST January Should it not
be previously disposed of private SALE will be offered
at auction, at Petersburg Thursday the 9th instant
Further information respecting will be afforded by John
Allison, Esq, OF Petersburg; John II. Trpleu Esq, OF
Richmond, or the undersigned at Norfolk.
Dec. % T6S-ldsl WILLIAM GRAY
The above sale is postponed until early day in Jan.
uarY, Of which due notice will be given
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I'm RY-vIRGINIA:-At rules held in the
n clerks office of the county court of Buckingham,
Monday the third day OF December, 1882:
Zane Pryor, Plaintiff
against
Langson S. Pryor. Banster s. Pryor, Zach B.. Pryor,
VIM s. Pryor. John c. Pryor, Nicholas b. Pryor, chill
dren and heirs of David Pryor. Decd and John Randolph
Jefferson and Monroe Johnson of Mickey johnson,
dec u, who was daughter OF the said David Pryor. dec.
Defendants.
The defendants, Z,ch b. Pryor. John c. Pryor, Nicho-
las b. Pryor. John Randolph Jefferson and Monroe John
CURLY according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this couny is ordered that
me sand absent defendants do appear here the first day
oil May term next and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door OF the
court house g his county. copy. Tese,
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, G. b. c.
Dec. 10. 65-wSw
EN- CERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Chesterfield county the first Mon
day in November, 1882:
Hall Nelson, PuT
against
William d. Wren, Sergeant of the Corporation of Rich
mond, aud in that capacity administrator OF George Win
ston, deceased Judith James, Pleasant Nathaniel George
anu Thomas b. WINSTON Mary w. Kicks, Elizabeth III.
Clarke, ilazlet Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George
Simpson aud Aurelia H. his wife, William f. Butler and
Virginia l. his wife, Elizabeth Bowden, Robert NJ Bow
den, Indiana Bowden, Margaret Bowden, john II. Eus-
tace In his own right and as executor OF William Walaw,
uctcdseu wary NJ w irdlaW, and the infant children OF
said John H. Eustace and his late wife Martha Des
The defendants Mary w. Kicks, Pleasant Winston,
Hazleu Kyle and Lucy Ann his wife, George Simpson
and Aurea his wife, George Winston and Thomas b. Win
son not having entered their appearance and given
ry according 10 the OF Assembly rules of this
Court, and IT appearing that they not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, Oh the motion of the complainant by
COUNSEL Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day OF March and answer the
compliments BILL and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in of the public newspapers print
ed IN The city OF Richond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and also posted at the front door OF the Court of this
county. Copy-Tese,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d.
NOVEMBER I'd 57-wSw
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FENkUST SALE.--By virtue OF deed of trust xecuted
III TO the subscribers by William Browne bearing date
the l7h August 1882, and duly recorded in the County
Court OF James City and Hastings Court oil williamsburg
shall proceed TO SELL Thursday the Sd OF January 1881
II fair otherwise the next fair day. the late residence OF
The said Browne, in the city OF Williamsburg the Houses
and Lots known as the Palacea of Land in james
City, known by the name of Lonbardy, estimated TO con-
tam 67o acre;salso the following slaves Evy, Lefty, Kit
~ Peggy, Davy and wife Sally, Molly, Nancy and her
TWO chidren Julia and three children, Henry, Ben, Win
ney, Charles and Ned, Letia Sarah and child and Re-
becca and two children; also, all the and kitchen
furniture, single gig and harness. and the said Brownies
Library, consisting of several hundred volumes.
The terms oil sale will be cash for the slaves-the real
property cash. the balance six and months
credit, with deed of trust TO the payment-the
mander of the property will be sold a credit Of six
months, for all sums above ton dollars.
JESSE COLE, Trustee.
MlllnmShlrr. u On,viI,
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I'm CHANCERY-y1RGrNIA: rules held in the
III clerks office OF the county court of Buckng ham,
Monday the third day of December, 1892
Zane Pryor, Plaintiff
oUain
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AJOTICE.-The general meeting Of the Stockholders
y of the Bank NJ VUginiG, will be held according to
the Charter at the Bank the first Monday in January
next a. ROBINSON, in. Cashier.
December 8. 1892 Off
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THNHE IhoTOugh-BTe Race Horse LANCE, the
n full brother Of the celebrated ATie and OKely by
American Eclipse, will stand the ensuing season al my
stable within ten miles Of Halifax Court House. Virginia
Particulars in time. VIM w HURT
Halifax, Dec. 25. 60-2aw1w
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IN EGROES WANTED.-The subscribers wish TO hire
IL number of Negroes, work at their Colliery; for
which they Will pay the highest wages. Satisfactory re-
erences given TO the treatment of the negroes and the
payment OF their hire made TO suit the owner Apply at
heir Colliery in Goochand county, near Dover Mills or
at their Yard, on the South side of the Basin.
e. BROWN & co.
Richmond, December 90 6S-tILan
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- The Norfolk Herald above six weekly inser
tons, and charged Il. NJ. S.
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GJ'The Office of c. S, X. kept at the store OF G
v. Raymond. January II T-6t
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Fl Y-VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor Chesterfield county the first Mon
day in November 1882:
Hall Nelson, Pl,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

K4lRHlNiA-t 1t aruu-t NJ moe.Ag session.. p gln anil
" held for The comfy uf ta,ci-t the court ''sa, an
Nond ~ the 1,th las Ut fra5uut l-Gil Gio,lit Tie a.
cr who sues 'r Tho lenrit of - III Fletcher, PiuhGH
against George W Iaey, and LIN Z. DJuean DcIea
dant>--lu thanrcrv.
The Defendant Gaoryn w. R,a'ev not having entered
ther appearance and gwen >eruri according the act
81 ,'sHml' aht i'c rles cftIs taart and u appearing
u ur a'l'Il"d oi>h that IA" NOT InhuilAht
oi Nlr rnnnonWo tth o. nipnu aft'ln Iuiuli hy hls
s'nNe Is ord rcd, that the sHil Defendant dn appear
hef' On or h1re TIE first day of M newt Nny ca 10 an
t"e' IN" nl al ia Plan in and tai copy Of ta- order
ia inrih"Ih inserted in the ,ucbufg -luan, for t""
months setc''fly, and posted the trout door OF the
c'ft M So, ct tht- county.
:, Atopy-Tesjc, ROBERT TiNSLEf OK.
Ma IL w2m
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T%tKafNtA.,p 49, ~ kI4", haila1 - ,ae Clerks
81 nil IL #7a tirept %ap4-tar Court e Law aud
Rucrr, f-t 'te oeuu'V fFiayd. the IN day of JH-
NY, l-|t.--l',# P.mtey. Ljsarl Pankov, Samuel
PWkeA. S;epb", Ptnkrv. Eli lbrlh Pnkry. w II. Pan
key Il Jtus Pink, children aad hers # John I'm
kov dee p f.aeaiat Archer Branch and cob Helm,
DcG.--!l 1bmrofy.
I'VE drlcn, n Afcirr Il aac,l, 'avirg entered l>
nrprlrahcr al itrn according 20 the act Of
A-rniy AVID H. urs oi this run aud II appearing 10y
satisfactory clad'uce HAT he ulllitani ut ms
'anmon""tih. On motion Of TIE llairHf hv ih'lr II
thrY = ordered ihnl he, the mil Arrher Bfarc 10
appear nero the trsi Monday April nrNi, and answer
the conh,i unit h ant thtt aep4v al ths order bn
forthwith inserted IA the l.yrrhherg N-guiau FOR Two
monihs .uc"rs.Friv, aud TINT another copy he posted al
the FROM dIor nf the court hoase, ei this county.
c"py-fcste, NM. GoOiiS0N. OK.
Ian. -
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t-ytsGtN a. " .ales held ia tic Cark's o1ee Of the
~ ,4eiit s,e. of Law mud cuaacrtv t'r Bei
tort Commits. tpi 3D. day Of Decsuther !s}s--john
srH. 3it t:u fldrlas Whitciey aud Andcrs Oh
- #f-nn - Ia ThanfcrN.
Ia daatIant Ciarrs Whitcey not having entered his
appcarancc and security according the act of ~
enby rules f m cnnrt, uHd It appearing bs sato
nvic thar - not mhabaut of tins common
nrahl-Il orIrred ~ he do appear here On the hts
Nav term, tn auSter tho hill of the com
Ilu,ni, aud dat copy Of THIS order he printed IN the
slnm nlai-rd t.Nnrlure, lpr months sucteS-
s5v,y, o3 oa=tl tont dor Vf the court hou>e, -"
hrr1.=ir.te, JOS. WILSON. CIR,
Mr.
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" WA Vt Il court Of monthly session, began and
s'o 1 we county Of Amherst. at the Court house,
s"ray u,e iSth day Of February ls33,--Walter l..
hsuan' Plaintiff against John Christian aud Peter r.
M 's.sah' defendants. Ciancery.
Nv ''i'"'ait john Christian having entered his
gwen security according To the art OF As
senby and the rules ofthis cnurt and j, appcarin. to
t r s.actl'h Of the court that he ,nhabtnt
n', 'n"i'"Weah On motion Of tho Plaintiff, by his
80, 1t e "dered, that the said defendant John Chris
60 w appear mere on or before the first day of May
"" 10 answer the bill e tho plaintiff, and that Il
~ ~, 'hs "fd"f he forthwith inserted in the Lynch
nsihah lor months saccessively, and posted at
''h' aoorH the eonrt -house, the said county.
ACopy-Te>te,
MI, Il NNi ii'"'' ,on
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JOIN ALEXANDER, &C. 5. c, L. & chy C. County.
March "a. yon

WiKGiNiA At rules np,den IN the Glen H. Ollie of TN.
VI cant Superior Court i law aud Chanccry for the
low" ~ iFnchbhrg ~ the 9Th day Of November 1S9-
George WhitIorkc Put against Thomas Wells aud Samuel
q Maurice II. Garland, Defts.
ne defendant Thomas Wells not having catered his
appearances dd given security according to the ac, OF
nchps ana the rules oithis court audit appearing by
aacory evidence that he Is not an inhablant of tins
country - II rs ordered thai the said defendant do
pear mere on the first day of the regular term Of this
court ana answer the bill of the paiu.in and that
Py OF ms order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed III inc Town of iyuchbnrg for two months
.voiy ana posted front door ofthe Courthouse
:" INC said town. copy-Teste,
n ROBES elk