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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12
From Hc .NeU ERot0ad Farmer.
ORCHARD GRASS.

Some difficulty having been experienced with
Orchard Grass on account of the seed not growing
well it may be useful TO mention an easy mode OF
preparing the seed so that i, Will come up and grow
as well as any other grass seed 1t Is only to mos
ren the seed before sowing by spreading H. not We
nv thin on a floor and wllha watering pot sprln.
kIe the seed pretty well, then mix all well together
with rake f il does not appear damp enough,
mex; day add more water Qhe seed being light
end chaify it viii absorb good dcal,) and i'm
medialely before sowing spread as much plaster
of Paris as vii bring 1t to good state for sowlrg.
In this manner prepared some and sowed witt,
bailey and some alone, III an orchard, which all
grew freely part was sown with clover, for which
It is nm excellent conpanlon,ard part without. The
hay from that pat mixed with the clover was ex
cellen and much easier cured than clover alone, or
mixed with timothy, or as you cell IT, herds grass
That wthou, the clover was short, and did not pro-
duce much the first year. but now covers the ground
completely and looks likely oprodnce large crop
the present season. The great durability Of this
grass, and It's known excellence for pasture, make
It peculiarly valuable, and with the above precau
lions in sowing it may be as easily raised as clio
ve' or other s'ass. Ht0H hARTsnoRNE,
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POETIC L..
TIE. DlNt; ROSE

Mother, why DID my pretty rose-bash ial4 ?
I'm sure, warch'd it we'll, AMI ev'ry mebt
a,nrel soft water Ger It's shriveIl'd caves
s',l eg'rv day it iraoa'd-Its buds fell or
:. lr,,ye, f.li 40 and nav there's uoueht
But tins dry stalk rcm1m'ng Say, Mother II
/ wnicr it, aai move it IN E" SUMMER spot,
WlN itreyive again
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

lhiar.
obna my child |, too, have wetehl is growth
t.nr many summers, aud fdl rcIi know
Thai tbs would be its last; for Il has lid
Wilde other, ta4ed--H Is dgiac fda-
aodol volr future care w,il ~ 'rs fee'osa it.
Did yoa not In nv, my e1i /, th1t =! III hIas
And dover, of ca III vii also Ia al 49, rs ?
lhcy Il live awhile, then die, just lie rs ta3e.
chill
p,, Mother, is there plant, no fower
Talt wall repay me tnr any 60 slant cata
zone. WIN wide spre1Itn5 leaves and pfaty
blooms
That will ma, fade aud leave nc thus alof,c
on. tell me, Mother, do such never gro"
N1ltrr.
M, earthiq pltnts, M child but you have ono
Which VIII reward your tod and enxioaS care
Far better than the thltoy flowers ol earth
But YOU must cultivate and watch lis growth,
Aud keep it free from every nnNous weed
Yhen will 1t cv'ry day put terih fresh beauty
Nomde blast can ever AT is freshness
Nor boar frost nip it, Wnaid yon know 1t more
is root Is not % etrtA-It canfo, die
As did The Ro3s-lor lis b., hit hone IS h 'oven.
ChHd.
Aud what 5 its nama Pray tell me. ifyol will
.Hoiter
u the pitfc soul, my darling child
Thu precioas eitt your hcav'uiy Father gave;
And lfyoa keep II pnfe, nnl ask us aid
To cultare II arght, ---hc' give II you;
And when you leave this Aorl twill fully bloor
n - avn native SDil--gJJ dcrgt HIr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

VI Lctronnc an eminent sayant OF Paris, ha6
published qua,to volume OF materials for 1.-THE
History of Christianity 10 Egypt, Nuba and A.
byssin,a.' This work is the fruit Of profoun1
eludi,ion and very extensive research.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

Thr sclftnught American philosopher, Ritten.
house. beng, when young man employed rs an
agricultural aborcr, used 10 Jraw commercial dia-
gram. on his plough, and study them M Ia turned
ur the lurfow Albany .fdpcytisev.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

A disease prevails among horsos and neats.
ito, in the county OF Philadelphia, which destroys
them very suddenly. A letter Says My cowso
and horses were apparently in health three hourst
previous death, and in every instance they w6se,
found dead wi,hou. exhibiting any symptoms OF
disease. am tod, however, that horse Of ono
Of nv neighbors exhibited uneasiness and d kind
Of vertigo, few hours previous to death, but that
no symptoms Of disease were visible in the morn.
ing the animal having died in the evening"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

Az old maiden lady named Whitman, Of Mount
10y township, Pa IN NE s0th year Of her nge, .
few days ago, rpowod and made an acre Of heavy
grass INTO hay.
We commend this truly excellent example 10 the
sex, as worthy % oil imitation limiting at the same
time, tho adyigabilIty Of somewhat caIlier com.
mcnecmen, of their agricultural labours. We know
no better ,,sc to which rerv Old maid can be ap4
Piled fRiehnsond Co~pilDr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

The Legislature of New Hampshire has dist:
continued the services Of "a Chaplainr BY vote o.
100 10 76 ~
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

In the h,ograqhicnl memoir Of VIM. Livingston,
foruer Governor of New Jersey, is tho following
slrkng md impressive nneedoc
About the time ihat Mr. Livingston establish
eJ himself IN New Jersey, oyoung and unir'cndcd
boy arrived IN the country from the Yves. Indies,
bringing letters from Presbytc,an minister,
Hugh Knox resident Of the Island Of ST. Croix.
The lad was PAT 10 the school ofFfnneis Barkes Of
:liznbcth,oWo Both master and pupil not long
nferwsrd5 entered The American army. The schc-
lar was AictHHdcr Hamilton"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

pm Mother, is there no plant, no fower
That wall repay ne tor'ny 60 slant cafa :
hona, with wide sPre'lfn5 osves and pra;ty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-12-11

or IN tinos done with nesiness and dcspatcl
rms nALL-ln the rear Of the saving'
q Bank- Over the store OF HHrHv BOIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

/ now running between thl, place a"n ""sa'
ineton Guy. The advantages OF '''s al an
meat are numerous and obvions.-h nov o',y
gives thi, place daily Northern, ho' uH's II {"
mond mail. II presents to the tfdttH"8 JIo"
Tennessee, &c, a route subject 10 no deiay ""a''e
tr, -
This line is Intended 10 combine proper IN
petition, with ample time for rest Out whence
it is reqnired it will travel all night as oots '''
Fredericksburg line, and will then Ieaeh ""'"
ngton without difficulty, as soon as tue 90.
From charlottesville TO Alcxandila,b by iann' 10
miles Alexandria 10 Washington, ny 'uc oo"'
mes-hy my ronte, IA -
From Charlottesville to steamboat 'and"e, 20
mcs-Sleamboat landing 10 Nash'hg'o"' vi
route hy Fredericksburg, 1879 mics.
Distance from Salem 10 Washington CITY W
mes-Fare, -
The subscriber has spared no pains to put me
best accommodations on the whole ROAD li"" %.
lem ~ Washington City And having '"'oN Gu
himsen IN a neavy additional expense, ~ 'o"st'
anence OF the establishment OF daily mail, s"ie"s
The support OF a geaorous public.
WM. SMITH
u The Abingd don aud ROCKVILLE papers WA IN,
sert the above II months OF the usual discount, anu
send their account TO THIS office Ior collection
May J.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

n j. nov about on- var slice ire NV i.SG
- iANp tou6u SfEUP was first "a rel 10 tie
public, during which Tine several thopsand bottle.
Aase b''n Distributed throughout the Unrrd Stairs
aud btiiIsi froslnces and III all cases whero III.
dirocuUUs have cen strictly follow ed hy those who
n,fd II, the aost saatary ,lfrcis hive been proiu
esd, aud II has unit rmy proved 'is'liio BE ~
c,fc for lnnuenza. Coughs. Colds Asthma WIZ
ping Cough, splitting OF Blood, aud al afrc'ion OIL
lie lungs
The ptoIiietors are al liberty 10 Re fei - man
Individual Of the first respectfully, who Inv
beeu cured of obstinate coughs iy use. nnt liz
following i"tfrs received by them are added, Tor
the prtusal OF those who may be uOuUled VIII
,imar complaints.
GentIrnPp-Aster having iIcd, hv III" room
mendbuon ot my friends, almost every medicIn
or cough without the leasi ,ellef had recourse
10 your Ne" England Cough Syrup, and bm me
bled to say, Will much thanktuine-. feat II la
cured me oi nne OF the most obstinate cough, CIV
81 hue" aud shall reel it 10 be Il duty to recommend
II 10 every one whom find III need Of So VALUABLE
Il medic me. 5igned-lours, respectfully.
JOHN T. STEPHENS
The very great benefit that have derived from
the use ol your syrup has asionishrd ne beyond
neus"tc. lfom the length vi tune that ! suffered
with mbst lugetefaf" cough, ! supposed | should
never be m oi II While | lived Bui by taking the
bottle Of syrup which procured from you have
been perfectly cured, snd no" ENJOY good neai,d.
signed SIlLLMAN ROBINSON.
Several physicians have used the \. T.. Cough
syrup IN Their practice. An order was received
come time since iIom Distinguishing medica
gentleman nj the south. la II SUBS queut htler he
remarks. Your Cough Syrup /. Invaluable. Il
cured me .nlfey OF an iuyeletste cough nJou
tak,ng the 9th dose OF III tozen which | recei
we'd from you gave away all bu two botlles aud
OF the two Used III my own Case. = part OF ~ lhe
other have 10y me. Ia almost esc,y case Of tnost
gwen away. the patients called snd sp"ke al the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29
FOR - Il h..

YE7llE subscriber viii SELL on accommodating
u toms, tie following property - the la'eh
Housc, the store House, q. at Amherst Court
house, with 80 aces attached, OF highly improved
grass lots Adjoining the 40 VI, tract OF 800 acne
Of land fertile and productive as any hish land III
Tie country and sufficient II well eui,lNaleu 10 ~
ducc gram and hay TO tunish the Tavern. Ais", II
tract of 30 acres two miles t.om the Colrthoapf
TINS last tract abounds IN timber of every ht.n'
necessary for building, DC. &c. and Is AVAILABLE
appendagc 10 either or both the Others.
If Il sale Is not made during the present year OF
the Tavern II will be for rent OF lease tor "A term
of years. The subscriber wishing to close his ac-
counts, 10 do eosa business only, wll reduce his
charges to tae to!loe ing rates
Broadcast, Dinner o. supper SIS
Horses, II hours %
Lodging %
Board, man and horse by the week 90
do u hours | 80
No charge lor bar expenses with boarders. Ii
compelled tic extend credit fifty per cent viii be ad-
dcd To the above lalcs. j AlEo POWELL.
Aprll Is. wiw
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~rVRCJNyA:-At a Superior Court OF


~rVRCINyA:-A a Superior Court OF
v CHANGER. holjan nj the Town oi Lynch
sufe on tn alst day of October, ls2s. 800
Elisha BE a,d E.aas as wltc, A'iiiam Belts
and Nanc. hls 81 So, Hemas Davis and sasan
Nswiie. nj . eres sit, James Scott, Sarah
.a. and Diary Scott lniaals,b by i'o5sf Scott lheW
father and next friend, fl'iis.
seafad
BENJAMIN Narable, admr. Of George Marable. and
c,r,b Narsb,s. DeGs.
This cause came on this day to be heard on the
Hill answers exhibits and examinations ot witncs
ses and was argued by counsel. Ca consideration
,,hsreof the court DOH order that tie defendant
geniamn Mar15c, render AN "a oaat OF hs
administration Of The estate OF h. Htesiate, beioic
one nf the commissioners of the court WHO j. drcc.
ted 10 examine state oud settle tho saae aud mako
repor, tgereolto the court, with any matters spc
clally stated. thought pediueutby himself, OF H..
oufed by the parties h be So stated
Cepy-Tost, }. WILLS. Gtk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynehbarg, Oct laf is33 !
The paftios ~ THIS cause Wi! take aollee, hat
have appointed Tuesday thu lila dry al May
next. to commence the accounts dteeted by tie
toesoirg order of court On which DAY. Al To hout
of 10 o clock IN the morning they are required to
attend al my Office, as this town, with uisn nc
counts, vouchers, and copy of the court papers
prepared for cxamInatton aud settlement.
5 l. WAIT. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

kEl stut, aud n pa iar-e ola dases ot ut
u Giftut superior Count Of Law MI thmnce.
~, I'D far the county a. Amherst, pronounced IN
ti4s cas- Of G..l4rps LIS, surviving partner Of
the Lat. uer.1utDle concern Of John Rshaed y.
III plaintiff, against y DAVIS. Robert Sl'os-
teal. Nm Siassead, lamand Shastaad frances
shasiea5 and tll25belh .hastcad Iefs at law Of
James sh,.!cad dec md Josiah Lie aud Charles
tlbs Who are planls under the az 81 i years
RI lIs lers at a@ af Jonn Ellis. dec defendants.
In ooItrs sn.d " II. On the 10Th day Of May
mex. npaa %. ptemlses sell to the highest hiidcG
i1f eazh Tie ltJei 81 Land IN tho decree mentioned,
commonly -tllcd shasteads tract 10 VII ono hun
dfed aad lhiny acres Of Laud IN Amherst county
on both side, of otter Creek, aud the Mill nni all
the premises belonging 10 the sand Land. The
| an aaloIns the hslrs Of Wm. DAVIS, Henry l..
Dawn. de- and Robert kao. idcs IL.
ADDISON l ALlAlIltko, Com.
April l. vi"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

The p day PROJECTORS pu,.- S259. : mile
hra,s--eutr ne :. 10.
30 Iey J5eky CIut purse 5000 nil heata-
entrance 80.
ith day, Handy Cap Rae purse worth eio-
mile heats best three - hyc-lntrahcc : l1--io De
added 10 the purse
The money of each days race will be hung
up without discount by the proprietor, Who l. pro
pared to accommodate from thirty to fifty race hof-
scs with Gne stables and litter gratis
1 he proprietor respectfully announces 10 III"
public, that he /, now fitting up aud improving tilat
spacious building, the FRA NkLlN HOTEL,
IN such sly ofnealutss that will afford ease dnd
comfort 10 the US .tor5 and with his arrangements
of add ionai r.sr he will tc able 10 accommodate
from. To 301 persons III the Host gcnteel syIe.
The couial Is beautifully situated ON an eligible
plan, ono mile from town, and affords us much
noycIt, scenery rs the eye oil fancy could wish
To DIV eli on the beautiful ellis ard ranges oil the
Blue RIDGE waving their blue heads one over ano-
thcr, until they Join the great chain and terminate
thci, beauty IN one of Vneuias most prominent
curlosltcs, the Peaks OF Oitcr aud It's neg hboring
points.
a large and spacons pavilion is now erecting
on one OF the most prominent points IN the COURSE
for tic entire benefit and qualification of ladies and
members oi the Club where We hope they will
enjoy themselses, Ia sporliye beauty unsurpassed.
!. y. OLIVER Proprietor.
The Wing and Euquirel, Richmond, Will insert
the above once week for Two weeks, and then
once q iottlsht Til day OF Races, and forward then
account to ll,e Ploprlc'o' Ion payment.
March l. W2w laltdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

n1ESsIsS. Charles Whitley aa1 Anderson
va rhompson take notice tin, shall, on t1e
iih day of May, l533. in the Ease Tavern III
Libeny, Bedford county, TAX the Dispositions Of
Jane, williamson. George W sun and Others,
70 b aid as oyidsns5 Oh the tod II nay SUIT de-
depending on the ebanaery side Of tle eGcuit supe-
rlor court of law aa1 ehancr,y of Bedford county.
-. yoa ~ Defendant and shall at sam place con
tnue irom day IL d. an' sei through Your OFT
3erYant, g.. JOIN STIFF.
Apfd 1T tIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29
VEGETABLE EXTRACT

'HSIiE most etlectua! remedy ever discovered for
-H the | moat Dlstemper what is called the
Indignant Ptltttd Sore Iaroat, Canktr Rash,
Cunhcf and Thrust IN the Month, DVSeaterV Dc.
\ knowlei ,e OF the basis oil tins Extract was OBJ
tanned from the Recipe Dian eminent Clergyman
of Massachusetts, who was a witness TO the dis
tressnS ravaaes of the Throat pi,tomper in 1873
and which was by far the most slruent ever known
IN this country. The Rev. Gentleman represented
the disease, Notwithstanding the prescriptions OF
the most sklliuI Physicians, as plovlns fatal IN
every case, until It's destructive progress was COM
PeteIy and happily arrested by tbs use OF the Nege-
trbc Extract
This Extract has been, for thirty years constant
ly adopted III the practice of distinguished Ply 81
clan o. the present day, and IN no instance has he
ever known ii to fail fproduchs the desired effect
With this testimony of lis extraordinary healing
powers, he Is now DESTROYS of placing 1t before the
public, that It may, the more genera ly, serve the
cauSGOt humanity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29
Commission HusineSS

<nllE subscriber ollefs lbs services 10 his friends
and the public Commission Merchant
lis Office is Il few doors above the Franklin IIo,l
SAML. ANTHONY
Mr. Anthony wishes to take few Young Lit
dies Us Boatdefs Her rooms are commodlous, aud
uear some of the besl Schools IN Lynebba,g
Feb 81 Is
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FWO RVNAW AYSIN JAIL.

NMTAS COMMITTED the Jal ot tIHs
w county on the 2eth inst Us runaway,
hob an Old man, about 10 years OF nse 5 ''c' .
~ inches high, and says he is the property OF
Jack Leftwlch of Camnbell county Also, WIN
.,'rON, a siou, well made fellow, about - or 80
years old and says he Is he property Of Elisha
Paxton OF Rockbrdge.
RICH'D. n EUBANk, u. Shf
Amherst, April % II
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Towards Medical Works

VrNFlE subscriber hsviu, aes.. d.. p a.4...s..,.,
IL 1t as agent for tIa.,u4 Hosa-d. n
bus, Ono, takes this method Of 'nfurm.as T.. -.
llc tina, he has on hand few set, OF sun -. Pc
New Medical wnrks entitled. In ,8lgfsf.f =
TEN II Botanie lhdttine fohndcd upon g.
ptyalog ical pJiiciTte, embracipc eoal.ss-..
Of inatomy and PhistoiQsg,' tose,he, VII -.
lus,raiion of til. new theory of Medicine. .s..
volumes, illustrated with plates. Also, IN.
on the complaints peculiar 10 Females. en-,
Il system Of Midwifery. The whole, IN ea5-.
,y with the improved system Of Bo;auie aIs.I
IN one volume, lIlustr' led with epgtuynfs r..
three volumes comprise full setoi h.. ~.
aud accompany his rights to use tie NJ.
= cured 10 Alln by letters patcgi from H. L.
-tucs.
1ae above 3 ol,s my he had by arale=l##.
me-, al my brothers, q. L. Johnsoo'- IN.
West Of LynsAuur3 Campbell county.
JOHN ". JOINS
April % Nv
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Hardware and Cutlery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

vENHEO ROBERTSON x Co. Sign 81 me
n fiailen Anril, offer first rate assortment III
the above line--They are now receiving their
SPRING SUPPLY, which renders iheir selection
equal 10 any in the State and when they P'cdSc
themselves to sell at Richmond prices he differ
cncc IN reut board, &c between Richmond and
Lyuehburs well enabling them to DO so-Thcy
respectfully solicit oflh friends and the public a
coatuuane- Of patronage heretofore extended to
them
April - is
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STOP TIE THIEF AND
RUNAWAY.

ER UNAWAY from the subscriber on the 18th
n = INST. JAMES avery bright colorcd boy,
almost white, Ii or Is years old, feet 10 inches
high, with straight dark hair, aud few ilcckIcs
about the eyes He has fins feet une-
ven scar produced 10y the tread of a horse, lie is
understood to be passing under the name of Tom
JotAson, and recommending himself as a trainer %
horses (which he has in fact considerable know
ledge. lie had IN his possession between and 4
hundred dollars. lie carried oil pistol and dirk
lie is we'll dressed in broad cloth.
DANlELT HICKS
Boydton, April % w3w
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William B, Reid, Thomas }. Reid, adj
mlnistrator Of John Reid, deceased Jo-
seph ID, sen'r, and Robert {. Gut

William B. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, adj
ministrator Of John Reid, deceased Jo-
seph Cad, sen'i, and Robert {. Gut
FaStKE NOTIcE,-that shall, on Thursday
- tac 81 lay of May next, between the rising
and 5 lire OF the sun, take, at the house of Mis-
Bpboi,, n the county Of Nelson, the deposition of
q sad Ah, Roberts, and others; and ON Wed
... az ihe2qh OF the same month. between the
..ela. I'D ltng of the sun, al the house of John
N5I5H IN the county Of Augusta, the deposition of
a., SAID John pldlc, and others and on FRIDAY
r.- 3lst Of same month between the rlsng and set
linz OF III. sun at the house of Samuel Steel in the
county Of Augusta the deposition of the SAID Sam
tel Sieel.S others endon Tuesday the 1lh day of
June next between the rising x setting OF the sun, at
the mouse Of J s. Wood III the town of Buchnn-
m. ~ the county Of Bulcourt, the deposition of
Jun.Cs GartmiH ~ others and ON Saturday tho Sth
day y semc month"; al the house OF Lew Deakon
IN tn comfy Of Montgomery, between the rising
and setting OF the sun, the deposition of Levi Dea-
aaa. sid others and on Tues lay the llth day of
.,Hae al Inc store OF Harvey Clayton III the coun-
~ Il Frank ill., between the rising and setting OF the
SUM- the deposition Of the SAID Harvey Clayton and
Others Thursday tie 9th June at the office OF
S. |. w att in thetownofL yuchours the deposition
Of Alexandel b Rose aud others all of SAID dep
ostions taken TO be read as evidence III "a suit IN
Chancery, now pending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the town OF
Lynohhurg wherein am plaintiff and you are de
PENDANTS Should the above dispositions. or any OF
them, from any cause, hot be taken on the day Is
which this notice is given the taking of them will
be continued on the next day, and from day 10 day
until they shall have been taken.
HENRY, APAUPER,
son oi Esther
April 25 TIT
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VTlhblNIA-Al tulcs holden the Clerk uIca ulte
'ircuh superior Court Of Law aud Chuncery for f
Town OF ynch0urg, the lst day of April, lsJ3JJa1
Eafv, m against Cary Toney and Elizabeth HI, vie
reter AoshlIe and Nelly HE Wife, VIM Wright, 81 and
may ms we Iesey Sone, Rachel SANFORD, Jobu pY
,a,' 'unes lohey and Mly ms wife, VIM sone ana
Nancy his wife, Eusabia Pate, Antony Pate John Paf
" Jenny Pate, Agey Pate, Allen sonc aud M1y o'
w'e, Richard Dordr, 1unis Muncy and Rhody his VIE
samuel huncy aud Betsy hs wife, Polly sunson john
SSmfkinS' Samuel S'nphns, Hiram sinpkins aud oeO
Sunpklns, Defls.
ne defendants runs huncy and Rhoda his "ifo, ~
ram Simpkins and Grorge smpklns mar having entered
"e appearance az" gwen security according to the act
assembly and the rules of this court and il appearing ~
satisfactorily evidence that Ihey not Ibabita OF i"'
country II is ordered that the sad defendants 40 urh'
hcfo ON the fst day OF tue aud answer tie Oh
s,"'l ahehued hiiis 81 The paIutih aud that copy
he ordef BIZ forthwith inserted suue ne spape fe'
sI" III The town OF lynchhurg, for two mouth sucte
't'y aud posted al The front door of tho court hOu'
III the said town.
topy-Te.tc, ID RODES, &C
April ~ WIN
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