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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
lN'DE ron $.RE H..

rNIIE subscriber wishes to sell W alnut. Grove the
/ late residence of Col William allaway, deed.
situated in the county of Bedford, on Elk Creek.
containing, by recent survey, Three Hundred Acres,
a due proportion of wood land. every foot of which
is first rate tobacco land, as is well known To be the
quality of all the Elk Creek lands The balance OF
the plantation is i'll state of improvement, be
ing all recently enclosed with new fences, lies well,
and is remarkably well waered, having II several
fine springs and creek running through about the
centre, atlording considerable portion of bottom
land producing tobacco OF the finest quality. The
advantages attending this property are numcrous-Iy
ing almost Immediately in the heart of a section OF
country unsurpassed by any for fertility OF soil,
agreeable society facility of getting to market, Ne.
Running immediately by the house is a public road,
starting from Steptoes shop the main Forest road,
leading from Liberty to Lynchburg, "a miles distant.
and mtersecting the Lynchburg and Salem turnpike
road, at the New London Academy distant "a miles
The Improvements are 9rA good and substantial,
consisting OF large I:s:m and commodlous brick
Unwilling HOUSE, with I@AA- eight rooms, passage
and portico, and first rate cellar, with all necessary
out houses. and fine garden, all newly pailed in with
heart pine pailings. This situation is very desra
bio one to any person wanting small farm, with
good buildings, particularly aprotessional gentleman.
Should SUCH desrous of purchasing, think there Is
not land enough attached to this place, the subscri
Der is authorised to say there are two other lots or
parcels of land adjoining, being parts of the same
original tract IL which may be bought upon very ae-
commodating terms. | deem ii unnecessary TO say
any thing more respecting this land.-Those wishing
purchase, will please call and view the property,
and Judge for themselves Ii this property is not
disposed of by private SALE before tire first day OF DC
tober il will be sold, that day at public auction
Terms accommodating, and made known IN due time.
WM. c. LEFTWICI.
limo o vito
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To ktep Piionbs and Peaches ripe through he
vcai.-Beai we'll up together equal quantities oi
honey and spring water :; pour the mixture into an
earthcn vessel, put in the fruit all freshly gathered
and cover them up quite close. W hen any oil the
fruit IS taken Out wash it in cold water and II will
be- TT for immediate use.
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To make Hard ,cdttr .SoR.-Takc three pinis
81 rood ashes, boil them in about three gallons oil
water, Tor the space Of one hour or more, then
pour the whole into a barrel of cold walor; lei II
stand over night, and viii be equal to rain wafer
Some suppose tina, bag OF ashes, ora little sal
cratu, will have the same effect let thcm try tho
above and learn the very great difference.
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). THE PEAKS"

Formerly the residence Of Christopher Cinrke decd
and containing l5iO acres, OF which 2bO are bottom
land. Tins estate lies about or 4 miles from the
town OF Liberty, and - miles from Iynchburr and
commands most splendid view of mountain scenery,
embracing the Peaks of Otter, distant only few
mics) the Blue Ridge, and other mountains The
improvements upon II are convenient, and amply ,nf-
hclent Tor the comfortable accommodation of large
family When in addition to the foregoing recon-
mendaons the fertility of the soil and the proverbia
s"uofy OF the climate considered, is believed
'na' ou lew II any, estates in this section OF country
present as many attractions that now offered for
sale
Inc subscriber will also sell another Tract in the
immediate vicinity of the former, containing 300
acres and commonly called kernss Place" On
mus last tract there is an excellent M-scat.
being ANXIOUS to dispose of this property the
subscriber will sell at reduced prices and on the most
hoerai aud accommodating terms.
- Isaac otey, jr. who resides the first mentioned
tract VIII show the premises 10 those inclined 10
purchase. John NJ OTEV9
W The Richmond Whig and the Enquirer are re-
q"shdfo publish the foregoing advertisement ueekiy
Jour 's'ks and orrard then 0coourt 10 this office for
payment
lnnehburs. August 70. rs5s
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POLITICAL.
ADDAYH SONNET.

Cs~yssei By Mas nrNANs. fee days before he'
death.
How many blessed groups this hour are bending
Through England's primrose meadow paths then
A. way.
Toward spre and tower, midst shadow elms aseen-
- ding, I'll,
day.
The halls from old heroic ages gray
Pour their far children forth and hamlets low.
With whose thick orchard blooms the soft winds
si play,
Send out their inmates In happy flow,
Like a free yerna stream. RAY not tread
With them those pathwa,s-to the feSer'sh bed
OF sickness bound--yet, oh my God bless
Thy mercy that with Sabbath peace hath filled
Nv chastenei heart, and all is throbbngs stilled
To one deep calm Of lowliest thanktulness.
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L rules held IN the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Ghauccrv, for Bed
ford County, the LIST day OF June, lS3j-IlcnS l..
Davies, Plaintiff. against Peter Burroughs. James
Burroughs IN his own right, aud is administrator OF
Joseph Burroughs, deceased. Thomas Crews, and
Prosscr Powell, IN ms own right. and administrator
Of Richard Powell, deceased. Defendants.
Is CHANtERi.
The defendant Peter Burroughs, not having en-
tered his Appearance, and given according to
the of Assembly, and the rules Of Tins court. and
,tappcarug by satisfactory evidence that he is an
lnhdbltant OF this Commonwealth. j. ordered thai
he do appear here the first day "a the next term
and answer the bills of the plaintiff ;,ld that tins or
der lie inserted in some newspaper, published in
ivnchburg, ion Two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the courthouse OF IRIS county,
on some court day.
\ topy-Te>te.
JOS. WILSON, cl,rk
July . Wlm
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\ circuit superior court Of law and Oh.
continued and held for the town of v,aier'
al the court house in the sand town. on Tb1rsd'oa
18th day OF February lo35, sitting as coa, the
chancerv: eoun Of
Peter Dudley, only acting executor of Wul,a,, =
,.,,,;ns, flauuf
, benjamin Talialerro, admir- of Roderick T,l..
deed, susan Talaieno Norborne TaliaCr,, enc,
l.. Taliaferro, James Rose and Mar, his vito 'aih
VI. Taliaerro, Charles 7. Taafeno William p'. .r
iaicrro, Sarah Taafero and Roderick Taliai. La.
the last five infants, by commissioner Benagh sr
y assigned their guardian-Nam Owens n,d
Victor, John NJ Gordon and Christopher AM, lh1ara
Defendants. ohr
oh the motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel
with the consent OF the defendants, BY their co ehf
the court not at present deciding the questinnl
scented by the report of the commissioner ~ ;, PIE
liability of the defendant, Maria Victor n ~, :" he
rest on the arrears of rent due from her doh "He
the plaintiff To check office copy of tb p''q
on the Office of Discount and Depose of tho p n
of Virginia, at this place, for the sum of SIC sA
deposited there, 10 the credit of this suit Inv ~ "
Maria Victor. And, by like consent the con-, nc sald
order that one of its commissioners do proceed 'o'h
ecute so much of the order of the 18th day ~ ~
$50 as directed an account OF the rents from H. a'
dant lam Owens, the same not hayipt ho,. zen
toore executed; and that the same corn,is '''ft'
take AN account OF the transactions of the dot 10
Benjamin Iallaterro, admir- OF Rodcrick 'rl,.a'as
decd since the former report of the coInn,;io
and the decree thereon, III this cause And a UNI
account Of any claims held by the plain,i0 '5o an
OF W am Davis, decd, against the estate or ~ 10y Of
Noderick ialaiefo. as an individual or aoai,., 91a
hrm OF stuart \ Taaicrro, which may l,,,o ave-, Tue
subsequent 10 the last re ort and decree af e'"ea
And the sad commissioner is directed to c, 'iu'
state and settle said accounts, aud make reno,,
OF to the court with any matters sperialIy .
thought pertinent by himself required by tba
ties to be 50 stated. 4 copy-J',st. " ph
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Aug. IL
BANNb At AQlTEDN.

EBIRSl MT to a decree of the county court
OF Campbell, pronounced nj the June court,
1889, on 4 suit then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey, John Bailey, Wood Jones and
MlrhThi, vile, late Martha Bailey plaintiffs, a.
gaInNt MahalY, Polly, Catharnc, Elizabeth and
Mphram Bailey, Dctt>,, the undersigned, the
Commissioners in SAID decree named will on the
10Th day oi September next, ON the premises, pro-
coed To sell, by way of public auction, to the hieh-
est bidder, the Frac, of Land in said decree men
toned. The land lies about seven miles from
Campbell Court house. on Bear Creek, and runs
mp to the main road leading from Campbell court
Ia Charlotte court house, and adloin the lands of
Washington Matthews, David Callahan, Mica,ah
Hubbard and others, contains 22i1 acres, more
OF less, about ~ acres cleared. The improvements
are 4 few >nug cabins and several good Tobacco
barns, lies we'll and may be said to he as GOOD
land as any in that ncghborhood The terms
will be one and two years, for equal moieics OF
the purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds, with good personal security, for the pay
nent of the purchase money, and retaining the title
TO said land further security therefor until the
last payment is made
MATTHEW MARTIN,
RICHARD MORGAN, 'o''"''"'"eS.
Aug. ~ Nv
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June Q

MIR. HENRY p. RUCkER Fake notice, that
1Vl on the LIST day of september next, AT the house
of James \. Luck i'll the county of Pittsylvana, |
shall take the deposition OF James \. Luck. to be
read as evidence in suit depending in the Circuit
Superior Court of Halifax, in which am plaintiff.
and Won and james \. Luck are defendants.
Yours, &c.
GEORGE NJ. Y. MILLER.
lnr WV
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Pittsylvania and Lynohburg Turnpike.

nROPOSA AIS will be received I'LL the LIST OF Sep
l TENDER next, for building Bridge across Staan-
ION River between the present old bridge, called
=. Wards Bridge" and the mouth of the Otter Its
expected that Towns improved plan will be adopted
which will require only one pier and the ahntmenis
in stone work. For further particulars, enquire Of
the President aud Directors of the PttSNkana and
Lynchburg Turnpike Company.
+. :. MILLER, Treasurer.
JulX % wits
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MIR. THOMAS STEW ART :.

IL
wi are not inhabant of this State, and have
no agent or attorney herein known TO me, take
thi, method ofnolilymg YOU, through the public pa
pcIS, that shall on the 22d day of September
1898, At the house of Jacob Cresaw, in the coun-
" of Botetoorr, i'll the State of Virginia, proceed
to take the dispositions OF Jacob CrcSaw that on
the lst day ii October, at the store house of John
ID. Booth, in the county OF Franklin, State of
Virginia, take the deposition of Benjamin Booth
that on the 10th dry OF 'mptcmbcr, at the Mead
owS OF Goose Greek, IN the county of Bedford
and Su1c oil Virginia. shall proceed to take the
deposition oi Nicholas Robertsonand others To be
read as evidence on the trial of a suit depending
on the thancery side of tho county cour, of Bed.
ford, wherein You are plaintiff, and am defend
ant; where aud when You may attend, il you
please Yours.
JOHN kASEN.
\ Ia las
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Aug. Is
Mar. EDMUND n. SALE-Sis

X. EDMUND n. SALE Sig. take no.
We tee, that on Thursday, the 3D. of Srn,on,.
Der GrXt, at the Tavcrn-house of Mr. Ino To-.
loc, IN the county of Amherst, shall proceed 10
take the dispositions of Thomas Rickcts ,,dorY
SON Mays and others and If, from any c,nsc
they should not be taken or finished ON Ina, J,y
To be taken the iih of the same month lScn
temn'r') and continue from day to dnv, fsnn-
days cxcepted) until all are taken. an of
Wh'ch dispositions are intended to be read as cy,.
dcncc IN suit depending in the Circuit Supei.
or Court OF Law and Chancerv, for the county
"' Amherst; wherein am plaintiff, aud you are
o'''no"n'' NAT. RICKETS.
's'' WtW
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lgdiRSt

Charles Mckinney. administrator of Samuel
Wheeler, decd, John Wheeler IA his own riobt
and as administrator Of Rhoda W Wheeler dec
and Samuel {. Shields in his own right, and as ael-
mlnIstraor OF Snsannah his late wife, Defls.
In tHANCEEY.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant Samuel {. Shields is not an inhabi-
taut of this State, it ,ordered, that he do appear
here on the 2d Monday in November next. and an
swer the complanants bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Tynchbnrg Nir-
ginlan, for two months successfully, and posted AT
the front door of the Courthouse of the cosnty,
tortwo several court DAYS
Copy-Tcste,
JNO. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
Aug. l3 WI,
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NOTICE.

w T. wish to inform our friends and the public
w generally, that we have taken the house ad
Joining our II al and Shoe Store and few doors be
low the Market house, where arc now opening a
general assortment of Groceries, all of the very
best quality, bought especially ion family Also,
a good assortment OF Cotton Yarns, aud a few Dry
Goods, Hardware, tontCcuonafles, Sc. &c. All of
which will be sold low for cash, OF gwen IN exchange
for Country Produce.
pINkIF. x RI MBOI GIL.
= We shall also keep ON banda good assortment
OF Ropes. Twincs, &C., which will be sold At
the Factory prices. ID. X X.
II tiw
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ID. ROBES q
L oMMIssIONERs ORR

~, '7Y7'10T7 2 I''1H l7NT. Tsl5.
The parties IN the above cause will take no,,a
nave appointed Saturday the eth day of Or,al p.
next, to take the accounts directed by the torr
order OF court, on which day. atle hour of . ~,
IN the morning, they arr required 10 attend At ,,'
nee IN Tins town, with their accounts, voucher, A.,
copies ol court papers, prepared for exanination,1
settlement. JAMES HENACI ,9' anu
August %,
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, llODA WHEELER, Francis II. Thornton
h and Mary I. his wife, John G. Moore and
Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wheeler, Sarah J.
Wheeler, Martha " Wheeler and Agnes Wheel
pl1i1ntn,.
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DIN kASEY,
GEORGE kASFY.
wiw'


v in''Si Alt rules he'd in the clerks n.
h,. nee OF the circuit superior court of law and
o,.'nCGfs lof the county of Nelson in the month
on D", . plard' who sues for the benefit of Ed
and as Ins s1o'' d laic sheriff of Amherst county,
the will anno %o"'''lS'ratof de bons non, with
ceased, II. Watts, ue-
Plaintiff
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10 h'c@ad I. Shaoa, -iietonder Kaseu. H.
nam h"scy, Mary Martin, James hosfn. TIM.
mas hdSeH and ELisnhcth huscu. y, ~

H.
mas hasey and EH-aJeM kasev: - ~.
'Nkl' notice. that on the 10th day Of Se,tonl..
b l7;'5, at the Meadows of Goose Creot p;ui3'e5
'ord county aud State Of Virginia. we shall
o'poSItlonS OF Abraham Blankinship Jr VIII o ~,
on' others that on the 22d Septembe, nov, Nv
COZ NfrSa" IN hotetourt county, we shall ,,ta ,b.
Imposition OF sad tresaw and Others H., n, u, p
-'' september, al Elijah Murdock's in u, ,,'
~ Nrglna We shall take the denos,t;nn C r r"'2.
m"Iuo'h Abraham Fielder and ofhers ,I 81 ''l i
~ boon $ IN Franklin county. Viroiui, @ a. '9g
1'y OF oetoler, We shall take the denos 'f'I IT.
hnIe1o'' benjamin Booth and others No, 49, '9 ,La
i%'h 'c'oher at James VI. Headers Stor o' p .j'
'rslnIa we shall take the dcpos;t,an af
"o"l"S Johnson. John Richeson and ollr,
,n'' on me -obl November next at tho u,,i, "a,
"o">o 'feek III Bedford county. we sbiI ,,t
deposition OF Edwad Ore and others ,n ' sa,, e
PoHtlon3 are to he read in evidence nm rho
S,, III Chaneefy now depending IN the co,,
oi bt'nofa and state OF Virginia wherein we a,s
p'In,ll'' aud You are defendants; and fthe said d.
poS't'omS are not competeoon the above named Gays
we snail continue taking them from dav ~ ,, So
days rNcepted) until compile ed. " ''' N'"u
JOHN kASEY,
Aug. l3 M, l.
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Alternating Crop,.--The present season has
afforded good opportunity Of testing the utility
Of alternating tllage and rrass crops: For 50 Far
~ our observation has extended, meadows of sim
liar quality or soil have been productive in an IN
verse ratio TO their agc,i. the longer they have
been in grass, the lighter the product. In some
instances the difference has been three to one in
favor ofihe new stocked lands. The more ihan
common difference apparent the present year, We
Ascrbc TO the want of heavy rans, III the last au-
tump, winter and spring. The light rains pcne-
trated more readily grounds which had recently
been under the plough, and winch were oonipaf-
Rtivcly porous and pulverenf, than they did those
which we're rendered IN manner impcrvions, and
which had remained for years undisurbcd by the
plough. But if grass greatly deerloraIc,, grains do
much more so, without heavy dressings of manure,
and the alienation of roots.-Iagc is admirably
fitted TO pnl,crizc clean and prepare the sol
for grasses and grass leys are equally beneficial
to tillago crops, by the vegetable matcr-lhc food
which they give to the ,oil. We always suspect.
that the man who advcrtses his farm, snti-
bly, divided into plough, meadow. and pastlffe
land" pursues the old platform t,tcm, and that he
knows nothing of the immense advantages, pareu-
larry upon sands, and gravcls. and loans. hch
suit from iudicious system Of alternate huShanlry
We do not wonder that such farmer, now a-days,
should be Obliged TO sell ms farm. Pastures Il.
well as tilagc and grass crops, are augmented. in
value by tie alternating system There are dis
sricts which form an exception 10 the rule, but
generally, every acre OF a farm. which is mol a
rock, may, by lhoroug drainage be rclder~1 sea-
pablo OF yielding grain, prass or pasture and the
interest of the cul,i,ator would be promoted by
subecting them To thi, alienation CHitirator
Bees.--We wonder thai 50 many of our farmers
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OF her wonderful powers of ,i,ion--if indeed no
deception Is pracscd--t IS said, tina, she la, been
able to read with facility any passages, proms-
cuou>ly selected from books she had never seen
before when her eyes were covered with coneaye
1eadcn caps made to fit close around the edges,
over which were placed thick bats Of cotton, and
the whole confined in their places by bandagc Of
several folds. But, what is more remarkable SILL
she discovers, through solid Partitions what IS pas
sing in the adjoining that III which she Is pla-
ccd.
We are informed. that IN experiment, plan
ned and conducted chiefly hy those who were
believers IN her extraordinary powers Of vision, and
where every Imaginable prccaution taken To
guard against deception different persons were pla-
ccd into room adjoining her with which there
no direct communication; she told who was in the
room, the location of each person IN the different
parts their changes OF POSITION and when any in
dividual either entered OF LEFT the room. Other
equally striking instances OF the exercise OF her
powers are related. The paroYysms have been
of frequent occurrence, and have generally hap
pcncd in the evening.
Muchdiserslty of opinion casts in the vicinity
III relation 10 this singular oase, and so much feel
inc and interest have been excited by it, that par
ties have arisen, in which good portion of the
people have ranged Themselves one side or the
other. One portion believes the whole to be
humbug--a deception upon the public, while the
other as firmly believes that II Is real case Of
somnambusm, IN which the extraordinary powers
OF vision, oil which We have spoken, do really exist
Among the latter, we learn, Is a medical man of
close observation and good standing in his profess
sion, who has had every means OF the most thorough
Investigation OF the case. worcester .Spy.
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The Tomatoc.- DR.. Bcnnct. the Professor Of
Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and
Children, iiygeicne and Accimatcmcnt. in the
Medical College of Lake Eric, which is the Med
zeal Department of the Willouohby University of
Lake Erie, at Chagrin. Cusahoga co.., Chic, in his
puohc Introductory lecture, recently delivered in
that fourishing institution, made the following
statement relative to the SoidnHm Iycoprysicnp.
or as it is generally called, Tomato, Love Apple,
Jerusalem Apple, etc. to wit
LIST. That it (the Tomato is one of the most
powerful dcobstrucnts of tie Materia Medica. and
that IN all those affections of the liver and other
organs where calome is indicated. it is probably
the most effective, and least harmful remedial
agent known to the profession.
"a. That chemical extract will probably
soon DO obtained from it which viii aitooether
supercede the use of CaIomc in the cure ofdscasc.
I'd. That he has successfully treated seriouS
d'arrhGd with this article alone
4th. That when used as an article of diet il i
almost sovereign remedy for dvspcpsia. or midi
gestion.
ON. That persons removing from the East or
worm, 10 the west or South, should by all means
make use OF IT as an amcnt, as i would, in thai
event, save them from the danger attendant, upon
uose violent bilious attacks to which almost all
unacclimated persons are liable
oth. That the citizens in general should make
use OF u, either raw, cooked, OF in form of a cat
sup, with their daily food as it is the mos, healthy
article Ut the Maeria Almentara, &c.
Now II these positions be true, it is the utmost
importance that the public should be made ac.
9usintsd with the facts, and is with this view tina,
now make this communication for the press.
:, MEDICUS.
-. h-Dr. Bennett states likewise, that the free
sc' me Tomato would make person much less
t3Ose 70 an attack Of Cholera and that j, vonll m
tas majority Of cases prcvcr4 il. A.
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| u fStcrH Farmer.

Nourishment for Horsts-rho practice /, be
coming general in SIIcsia, Of le ding horse with
bread. After an experience Of four years. an in
telligent husbandman is convinced of it, utility in
the relation OF economy and heahh-The bread
IS made by taking equal quantities Of oat-mcal and
ryo-meal, mixing II with leaNcn or Yeast, and
adding one third OF the quantity of boiled potatoes.
10 each horse is given l. pounds por dav, in
three raons OF pounds each The bread is cut
into small pieces, and mixed with lulc moi>tened
cut straw. BY this means he saves in FEEDING :
horses, 10 bushels of oats in y DAYS; while the
horses perfom their common labor, and are much
better in looks, health, and disposition.
v Eng. Farmer
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The defendants George Noble and Giles hls wife
and ROYAL Ghillfess, not having entered their ap-
pcaraucc and gwen security, according TO the act Of
Assembly, and the rules OF this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they not mia
tants of this Commonwealth, II IS ordered that they
do appear here the st day of the next term, aud
the bill of the plaintiffs and that this order be
inserted in some newspaper, published IN Lynch
burg for months successfully, and posted nj the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county, on
some court day. \ topy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, CLERK
InIY a.