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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-20
ESlOOded stock s'Or sale.

E4'ok the purpose of relieving myself once more
from uebt aud embarrassment, and OF dlscharg-
ing heavy obligations imposed by the kindness OF
friends who gcnerousl relieved me from difficulties
winch had unexpectedly to encounter. and winch
SENSE OF justice aud propriety teach me | should
remove without waiting ion compusion | shall sell
during the week o the Tree Hill fall Races, which
viii commence ON Tuesday, the sixth day of Octo-
bef next my whole stock OF Horses, embracing by
estimation something like % OF $4,000 dollars worth
including Gohanna, IN whose praise il is needless 10
speak, since his produce proved winners last Spring
over nearly every race course OF distinction where
they appeared, VIZ: at Faniicld Tree Hill Wash
mglon BALTIMORE, aud ii both meetings over the
tmon Course, Long Island and whose colts are IN
greater demand, and are selling nj highcr prccs Than
amy other horses known te tn" suhScriber-as ioreN
ample, Julian, the winner of the locke, Climb purs
e, / mile heats. At " Washington and New \ nri for
whom oil johnson several times refused 81 600
last Sptlne, Lucy Ashton. thar Is held at and ex
prs''d to he sold At $4,000 Veto, the winner of the
Ne" ork stakes, that could not | annrehc,d h.
bought Ion less than 5000 besides m,ny others
that large offers vary ing from 900 to u ~ have
Dcen made Tor and IN most Instances lrflsed--also
La aNrlte, R"lla Douglas, and many other Stal-
hons, brood Mares, Colts. Fihes. &C. which there
Is hc''hef time on space here to specify It is sui
hcenl TO 81, that such Stock was ne, or off rcd no
fore al public sale together with NV whole s,,ble
no" IN training; including Tobaecons the most
splendid looking Stallion ! ever heheld Reuben
Glcntoy, Resale Somers. Richmond Ari,,lne Mol.
yNad az year old Filly of great promise full sister
ID ""'a, ana ktnhen ''lenroy now engaged in a
s"eepNtake IN Baltimore, II subscribers S:Nlp each
Sloo forfeit and anothcroi similar character in New
\ orh' and whose chance would not be EXCHANGED
ior any other in either stake.
As 1t Is expected that this advertisement will draw
large concourse OF gentlemen from distant S,arcs
whom II would be highly improper and ung,.,.ro,
10 diNappont, the subscriber pledges hlmsefthat the
SAFE snail be pcremptoy and 10 rostponemcn cxcent
on account OF weather, need be apprchendedfo,
aihouGh he parts reluctant, with his property.
"l'n mas already rpved 50 profitable, las much OF
1t haS,l and which is da, increasing in ysl,,e Va,
his mlnd has been brought concusiyelv 10 The sacr
nee rather than continue undert obligations bieb
have rested on his shoulders Tor the last severn,
The terms viii be cash; but any gentleman can be
S'co'noaa,eo win reasonable and liberal credit
by making the paper satisfactory. and payny io,o,a
on inc amount for the time. JNO. Vi. ROTTS
Richmond, Aug & t
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DOLLY LIGHT,
JOHN WYNN,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
u I've
July 30

~ ESSRS. James and Johu McRcvnolds Take
vi notice, that ON the 10Th DAY of September
next at the tavern house OF Mr.. Stout al Amherst
Court house, State OF Virginia, between the rising
and setting oi the sun of that dav, shall proc cc, to
'lhe the deposition of Joseph Petyohn If, from
this cause. should fail to take it on that day. shall
proceed 10 take on the day between the same
daH and Al the same place. That on the 2:}i of DC :
tober next between the rising and setting OF the sun
OF that day, at the Clerks Ollicc of lloshocton
County and State OF ONO. Shall take thc dcpos-
toh OF John hcAlliSter; If, from any cause |
should taI TO take It that daS. shall proceed at
TIE same place, on the next day. to take the same
That on the I9th, 2ath and 2lSt DAYS OF November
NEXT, AT tie house OF John Hubbard in the County
OF Campbell and State OF Virginia between the ris-
lns and setting of the sun OF each dav, shall pro
eeed TO take the dispositions of William Rosser and
others. All of which dispositions arc to be read as
evidence ON the trial of the depending ia the CIR
cut superior Conr of Law and ChancerN for the
town OF iSnchbuag, wherein am plaintiff aud YOU
and others arc defendants, NJ which times and places
you may attend If YOU think proper.
ROBERT STRANGE.
Aug. & win,
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VALU ABLE HsEAM ESTATE

INTENDING 10 move to the South, offer tor
L sale that highly valuable Farm, on which reside,
situated IN Bcdold county, on the Forest road !
miles above lynchburg aud II from Liberty.
Ihlstruy desirable estate Is well worthy the at
ten'ion OF capitalists Who wish engage IN farming
IN one of the most healthy and delightful sections IN
upper Virginia; II having all the benefit of the salu
bnuus bfeclcs oil the Blue Ridge, and At the same
time possessing soil susceptible ofthc highest state
ol improvement. This land lies Immediately on the
mann road from l.Nnchburg to Fancy Farm, Peaks OF
ottcr and llbcrty-and Is bounded on one side By
Elk Creek, being in the vicinity of ! mills. The
tract contains about GOO acres nearly i5O of which
are cleared, and At present III state OF progressive
improvement, n least 35o acres being in Clover to
mcnts consist lnpmt oi a frame Dwelling House &c.
two Barns and Thrr,hmg machine, ucw--and an Or
ehard OF choice fruit. his place also offers al eligi-
bile stand Ton EMcrn and Country Store-and in
addition 10 the above improvements has New
store house and Tavern house, with an Ice hous,
and W ell of excellent water in the ward and extern
ssc Stables Rlnck~mith and NhcclMlight's shop.
Nc. &c
II IS useless 10 speak of the MANY inducements
which this place holds those disposed to invest
means III real estate, is presumed those wishing
10 purchase would prefer examining for themselves
which they earnestly invited do.--Fhis estate
Is offered Al private sale until the 18th OF October
nest on which day, if rot previously disposed Of |
viii sell il at public auction with all my stock.
crop on h1ud, farming and plantation utensils, &c.
Ne. Terms accommodates, and made To SUIT the
convenience oi purchasers
- Letters 10 the subscriber, adlressedto Lynch
burg -. James Church, Bedford. promptly at
tended 10. FREDERICK \. HARRIS
- The Richmond Enquirer viii publish the
foregoing adv eftlscmcnt wSw and forward its ac-
count To this Olicc tof payment
Nav wljO'
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y.sEE.EHEEE.IvD FOR SIZE.

DsiIE subscriber wishes 70 sell Walnut Grove, the
j late residence OF Gol. llilani Galloway. decd
situated IN the county ot Bedford on E.lk Creek.
containing. bs recent survey. 1hrcr Hundred Acres.
a due proportion OF wood land. every foot OF which
Is hrst tobacco land A. well known To be the
qualIl, Of oil the Elk Creek lands. The balance of
the plantation Is now IA st9ir of improvement, be-
my Ill recently enclosed with NV fences, lies welt
Iud Is remarkably well ~a',ttd. having II several
hns springs aud Crcc. running through about the
centre. aiofdns considerable portion of bottom
land producing tobacco Of the finest quality. The
advantages attending tins property are numcrous--ly
ing almost immediately m the heart al = section ot
country unsurpassed b, any for fertility OF soil.
agreeable soelety, facility oi getting 10 market &C.
Running immediately by the housc u = puliIc road.
sterling nom rcptoe shop on the man Faros road
lr'dne from Liberty IL l,nchbnfg. y milo distant
and inei- cefins the i.snchbufe aud Salem turnpike
road, at The e. London Academy. distant u miles
ihr Improvements IT 4fEA good aud substantial
cou,isiing II large tssifW and commodious brick
pwtttfSo faf with I.siQs =. ht rooms passage
aud p3rcu and lifs rate cellar with all NECESSARY
out boaz"s aud tine garden al newly paIIcd IN with
heart =pAe pangs. This situation vtrS dcsira
bic ole - aus person wanting small farm, with
good bu,ld9gs, particular, apro ->lonal gentleman.
not land cuofeh attached To fhls pare. the snbsrri-
h,t Is authorised 10 BAY theIe two other lois
parcels of Ind adjoining. lbcing parts oi the same
original tract. Ilch MAY be bought upon
conmodailne terms. deem II unnecessary to sa,
any tllng fcspc efng tins land-Those wishing
to purchase. vii please c, aud view the property.
and Jude Tor thtmselfes II Tins property Is not
disposed al bs private sale before the first da> oil DC
tohef. VIII be sold. that da, al public auction.
Toms 4, Commodatihg and made known IN due time.
wv. Z, l.EfTWICH.
June . WHO
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Tho Hles Jfon Ly1chbmg.
4 II lnlilnlllrI L. Al. AA-..I.I.n L.. .cn Ii

4 AN authorized bs Mrs. " ai,ill 10 sell the tract
oi Land upon which she le,ldrs situated ON the
Forest Road, two mes from Lyuchbufg, and con.
tanning about 2SU Arrrs. From It's ruutigulty to
town and the rchncts ol ITS sol, thus Is an exceed
ngly Desirable tract oi Land aud well deserving the
attention Of thosc Who Hish to pure hasc a first rate
Farm. OF moderate silc. with market Al Their door.
lur improvements are cOntcnirnt aud comfortable.
The above i#nd viii he sold. II public auction be
fore Tho dooI Of the Franklin ilocl, ON Thursday,
the 20tb day of august next loi one halt cash, and
the balance on credit of ak, twelve and eighteen
months, Il lien being retained the property, 10 Sc
cure the payment JAS. SAUNDERS.
Jn, - tbs
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ded BY five bushels 81 com. Nj. Minor remark
that lle cob affords oihra natrItse matter ihau the
saccharine. which i converted into alcohol, a.
mucilagc and oils. We have besides abundant
testimony in the practice # eminent farmers, oi
tine utility of feeding cob-m al 10 animals always
mixed. We believe, with mcul al corn 81 oafs
Cob-and-eorn- meal is improved b, scaldmP, still
more, Tor hogs, by boiling. with potatoes. apples
and pumpkins, and Yet more hy a partial iefmcuta-
ton All these preparations facilitate digestion
An animal high fed with raw gam, shcthef horse
hog er OK, voids much OF Il, food in andigcNted
state which Is oi course la,l for al boi ,eill pun
poses Grinding grain tor annual food ,hefoinre,
j. universally admitted To be economical, ard cook
ng and partially tefnenasit, II IS no less true, fur
ther enhances It's value tof swine. Even the W.
ter in which il j. cooked augment, is nntlilises
properties, III consequence. rJhablB, of samc chr
meal change affected h> the boiling operation.
Fish subsi,t IN pure aat,r, IS ,rikHgly Illustrated
ia lhc management q. the god fish Tho oNprfi-
nfnts ot the Rev. II. Gilman, IA Attruina 81" me,
iafihe warrant ia operation. " VI hrst, SIYs
TIM nice observer, We eelploNod half hushcI oil
Indian mra 10 maxi Kettle fun q hastv pudding:
bot We soon found hat +. Oh OF meal ~ taking
up IL the water could BE- made 10 absorb. IN
dlo. ugh boiling, would mtke the SAINT Kettle loll
thal1ing fNe patls) OF sufficient consistency l.
giving ol-mcal to horses and neat cattle, that
ted with cni hay 81 straw, tbcrc Is idouD t d
advantage, Al least 80 1t Is stated BY those who are
well experienced in feeding the eraln and hay to-
eether. The gram, especially corn, Is eomriines
To heating 10 HORSES, and tn, tendency IS counter
acted T., the stimulus Of dslcn,ion, afforded ~
the Ina, anl straw.--NlNed feed ol this soil NAV
be I'D three in = hours. II Is eaton IN - shpu
a time a 10 afford much beneficial rest 10 the ant
nal. w would call the readers attention to tn
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Sh,cas5u8 \ l., Ut No.,


N"'@s2"F- \. - or H' =, lN.'p
JtssL Bon,
Respected lfi,ud-From dir favorable oh>er-
vatons OF intelligent person, relating To thc use of
corn and cob. ground faecjhrg - food 10, cutie,
have had cast iiol mfi recent, pm up for tn
purposr Of crushing them. Ner having noil. ed
any remark, ca Che >Alo,t In lhc Calf>aIor,
shall yet BE- clad to a}a1 an self ii thA experience
and Judgment H. To- tn bot mode II prrpailuo
and feeding >ael n,,.-tl. ,,an5l wish l,, ,4,..n
your useful paper occupied VIII tlai which i IN
tercstng only II myself or to a#t,w faalcr,--hut
II the USE of the corn e-ha> ioad for cattle !, of
sufficient g,neralncres T., ei,, al, article lnoe II
for ono shall bc craliiicd 10 learn # il I've brtrr
to grind them alone with the com. or Ia mix o,1>
in the hopper: should the msal be- fed dry. wet
separately, or mixed with emf h,y. cat >ir,v ar
cut stalks at what times and IN nb,t opantitie,
A pretty extensive ieedertar tn, pb,ladelnhia
market once told me, thai hosbcl of meal made
Of corn and cob, was Quit, equal 10 , h,.h, -,
meal made ef corn and oats. fb,t hi, mi, fhr,yr
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Aug
Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

i WISH to sell a valuable tract of Land in the
I county of Amherst, adjoining the residence OF
Maj \. Taliafcrro, containing 900 acres, about
go acres are cleared, and Is productive in grain
the remainder is woods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality Onthi> tract
is comfortable dwelling, and the water is good
and plentiful
also wish 10 rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rea
sonable terms. Persons inclined 10 buy or rent,
would do well TO give me an early call, and view
for themselves "a. DRIMNlOND.
Amherst June Is Is
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Y IRGISIA :-tta court held for bedford coun-
", atthc courthouse, the 22d day OF June, o}5.
Bowkcr Preston, Snithson II. Dayi, and John ..
Lcit"lch merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm OF Davis. Preston X 20. Plaintiffs,
against
James Lynch " Ham Angel, William Mitchell,
John Board and Thomas <ascy, Defendants.
II CHANcERY.
The defendant William Mitchell. not having en-
tered his appearance and gwen security according
the act Of Assembly, and the rules of this Court,
aud Il appearing Ia the satisfaction Of the Court that
he Is not an nhabltant of this Commonwealth: II IS
ordered that the sad defendant do appear here on
the fourth Mondds III August next, and answer the
bill oi The plaintiff and that copy OF tins order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published in
the town oi lyuchbmg, lor two month, successfully
and posted at the front doc, OF die court house o
this county \ topy-Tcste.
RO. &. MITCHELL. {. Il. e
june - von
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0F.NDEFE n

fEN'lE subscriber having determined to remove
e 10 the South, in the course of a few months,
takes tn, method of requesting all persons having
claims AGAINST him to BRING them forward Tor set
tlemcnt; and all those who are indebted To him
are notihrd to make immediate payment, as all
debts remaining unpaid ON the 18th October, will
be placed in the hands of officers of the law for
collection. FREDERICK \. HARRIS.
Ht8for3, Jalg -. wil5O
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\ l rules held IN the Clerks Office of the Circuit
superior curt OF Law and Chanccrv. for Bed.
iord County, the lst day OF June, ls35-IIeury l.
raves ns' riah,'ii' against Peter burroughs, Jane.
burroughs IN his OWN right, and as adninistr,tor o
Joseph Burroughs, deceased Thomas Grows. and
rrosscr Powell, IN his own right and as admnistraO
OF Richard Powell, deceased, Defendants
IL CH.ScrRr.
Inc defendant Peter Burroughs. not having en-
tered his appearance and given sccu,iry cco,dnc 10
me act OF Assembly and the rules of dis court. and
.. satisfactory evidence that he is not an
,"haoitaht oil tins Commonwealth il * ordered that
ne 90 appear here on the first dav of the next TERM
ana answer the bills of the plaintiff. and that this or
der be inserted in some newspaper, mblisbed in
,Hhchoufg' Tor Two months successi,ey. and posted
on some court day. '''''
Cop,--'reste,
july 'i7oN- eie'h'
WIN
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.N'DYEe s..

pN virtue Of deed OF trust, executed to the
, subscriber, by Samuel Z, Williams, on the
9TH day of August, 1890, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the county court of Campbell for
purposes therein mentioned, shall, on Tuesday
the sth DAY OF september, 1885, If fair, if not, the
next Ian day thereafter proceed To sell ON the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, a, public sale, for
cash, certain tract or parcel of Land, situate,
lying and being in the county of Campbell, con-
tanning 2l5 acres, be the same more or less, with
all and singular the tonementS, Entertainments and
anpur,enanceS thereunto belonging, IT being the
same tract or parcel of land on which the late Tho
mas Williams resided tho time OF his death, and
on which robert Strange now resides, and lies on
both sides OF the main road leading from Camp
hell Courthouse To tho Red House, in Charlotte
county. Acting as trustee will convey such title
only as is vested in me-.
THOMAS WILLIAMS Trustee.
Aug. II -
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assss Rks AZ.


mrtd 10 he mtmory Of The iEfHi Children Fl ).
sad {. n ), Il CenHpbeR county.
Bs rRrn. Srfrcf.
q, they were ss,se-hu,ls fresh aud bright,
Fair now'r ets breathing oi delight.
Young chefab> .retn happier sphere
Too GENT, sweet to hngcr here.
The ROSE buds withefd ere theit bloom.
rhe aov res >ftcw 4 an early tomb.
The geniic ehcribs tasted pan,
Then sought thcir native ssies again
lufanis are bright immortal things
Though ROBBED ia feeble. diving clas
Death bui nnialls their ,iikeu wings.
Aud spcedsfhcf iostul tlehi away
Be,ond these cold. snbluuafsAics,
they seek homr among the blcst,
On strong unwcaried plnlons rise.
Cleavc the blue ,aei. and arc Al rest.
VIII, though no marble nav attest
Where ,aubcs LONE then cold remains,
Their lttlc ear,s are Wsh'd to rest,
And terminated II lhcil pains
Nor Fame may deIea treble blast.
To tell the world that thtg d8~ ben
Nor snatch Tie record of lhe past
From the dad, crave Than locks II Ia.
Barren lac ihemo--the legend ttiie
of lovs on src,a J. could reveal
The interchange OF shade and light
That alk7r. tell and al must feel.
Though III ho. los, i's LeHaeI etfe,
Remembrance Aufes vEete they lie,
r. "a, t4#tsEf.,tf. Ht#iitFU
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Land and Negroes for sale.

- virtue 81 a deed of trust, executed 10 the
D subscriber, by William VI. Iurwcil, bearing
date the pom November, 1881, and of record in
the clerk S Office tor the llaamg, Courtot Lynch
burg, and also in the clerk, office for the county
Of Cumberland shall proceed to sell to the hieh-
est bidder, for cash, at Cumberland court-houSc,
on Monday, the 2ithoi August next, that being
court day, certain parcel or iract Of LAND, ~
~ III the county Of cumberland, containing two
hundred acres. more OF less il being the tract ON
which Miller Woodson now lives, and formerly
owned BY him, within one mile OF the court-house.
Nnd als9, At the SAM tune and place, three like
" Young NEGROES, viz: Clcmrntni, Eliza
Amy
! shall convey such titlc as is vested in me by
SAID trust decd only. DAVID TRITON.
Jul, 30 IDS
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Patrick June Court. 1895.

Jacob pfillmon, il''htn'
ieaipst
Lewis Stone, John Stone, Lows Stone. heir at
law Of Thomas Stone, deceased, John Franklin
aud Nancy his wife, late Nancy stone. Cornelius
Burnett and Mly his wife, late ililly Stone, Ste
phcn Stone, Tandy Stone and John Stone. Delt,.
II tnsSCEPY.
The defendants John Franklin and Nancy his
vile Cornelius Burnett and Milly his wife, and
Lewis Stone not having entered their appearance,
aud given security according to the act OF ASSEM-
bls and the rulcs OF this Court, and il appearing
hy satisfactory evidence that they are mol inhabi-
tants Of tins Commonwealth: On motion OF the
plaintiff By his attorney, is ordered, thai the SAID
defendants John Franklin and Marcy his wife, {.
Barncu and Mill1 his wife, and Lewis Stone do
appear here on the l,t day of august term neat,
an1 answer the plaintiff, BID, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Arginian,
published IN Lynelbur@, for two months successive
". and that another copy he posted the front door
oil the Courthouse of this county.
\ CopN-Tc>tc,
\. STAPLES. CLERK.
jane > W2nI
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Aug Il

" IRGlNIA Alta Court held for Bedford
County, at the Court house, the 22d DAY OF
June, one thousand eight hundred and thirty five
Harvey Mitchell, guardian Of Charlotte Mitchell,
only child and heir at law of Elizabeth Mitchell,
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin, Plaintiff,
dgaaSi,
Charlotte Mitchell, Samuel Griffin, Ohm II. Grif-
fin, William :. Griffin and Gu,tavus \. Wing
field and Charlotte his wife, formerly Charlotte
Griffin, Defendants
IL tnANCTRY.
The defendant William :. Griffin not having
entered hi, appearance and gisen security aceor-
ding to the act Of assembly and the rule, of this
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he Is not iuhabilant of this Common
wealth. II is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here on the 18th Monday in August
next, aud answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town of Lynchbnrp
for two months succes,iVcly, and posted at the
front door Of the court house oi this county.
\ Copy-Tcstc,
RIO. {. MITCHELL, CD. {.
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Campbell August Court. 1aas

IVA WHEELER, Francis II. Thornton
fJ,oh a"d Mary h +; his wife JOHN G. Moore and
Wheeler Martha Wheeler and Agnes Y Wheel.
fgdinst
WIZ 'cs hch'nney, administrator of Samuel
and %eeler1 deed'' John Wheeler in his own right
ana as administrator of Rboda " Whoolor dec.
and Samuel G. Shields in his " "e.I' a.
"'"'''ra'or OF Snsannah his late wife Defs
IN CHANCERy.
tho appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
'ne defendant Samuel c. Shields is mt an ;nhab.
here o. on ,hs sag 1t is ordered that he do appeal
swer the companants bill. and tba, co r Of this
YIN for two months successivey and posted at
for , "on' noor OF the Courthouse of the count!,
LOT Two several court days ~
Copy-Testo.
A.. - 'No, ALEXANDER. Clerk
W2n
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VIRGIN i.-At rules held in the cl.,l,
hcc OF The circuit superior court of l,,, o',
chancery for the county of Nelson. in IN, and
of July, 1885: '' month
John }. billiard. vino sues for the ben.l,
muhd Winston, late sheriff of Ambcrx, - Id
aud as such, administrator dc boni, NO., '',Y,
the will annexed, OF Henry II. War WIN
ceased, DE-
lSaiast
Robert Ri,es, administrator Of jesse Cl,rl.
deceased, james ClarkSon administrator of in
iatcs OF David Clarkson, deceased and Of FL. ~
beth Clarkson, deceased David II. Garrison Dd-
Herndon and Mary his wife, Elizabeth No.
James East and Patsy his wife, William Clart W.
John Clarkson, and John Utlv and Nanc, Tn'
wife, Dctonls' ns
IL CmANeErN.
The defendants David X. GARRISON Mn
Clarkson, Elizabeth Martin, and John ia, a
Nancy hi. wife, not having entered their a., "a
ancc and given security, according 10 tia. ~, ~,
Assembly and the rules Of this court. and :; "
pearlng by satisfactory evidence, that the, M, "p'
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth it is orJ,. '1
that the SAID defendants do appear here ON ar
lore the lrst day OF September term next. and
swer the bill OF the plaintiff, aud that a eo,,
tins order be forthwith inserted in the IvncLiI ="
rglnlan, for two months succesSively. and s
Their copy thereof posted at the front door of ~
courthouse Of this county, ON some court d,, "e
\ Copy-Tcstc,
RIO. {. CUTLER, Clerk
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