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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
NfIIIdt &c.

- Vifihe OF decree of the Circuit Sunrrio,
- Court Of Law aud Cbancery ,ior the county o
Amherst pronounced on the oh day OF Aprn,
1880, IN certain suits therein pendi e. that il, in
me sn'i Of jas. Rawlings, administrator Of Garland
H. Mitchell dec. who was the last surviving paft.
ner OF William and Garland II. klchell Plf,
against Nancy Shieds,and other deEFthc Presi-
dent, Directors and Company the Bank ofVm-
gina. and the President, Directors and Company
OF The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, Pitts. against
Richard Harrison, Nancy Shields aud other dens /;
William Mcdaniel, PHI. against Henry l.. Davies
William Turner, aud other dehs ; the undersigned
who Is thereby appointed commissioner for the
purpose, viii on The lst day of June, 1885 proceed
on me premises, 10 sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash, tract Of land, lying in the comfy OF Am.
hefst containing 233 acres, ~ hch land was the for
mer residence Of Mrs. Jane Lively dec, aud is SIT
uated near the stage road leading to Lynchburg
from Amhers Court House, and about three miles
from the latter place
HE land AFORESAID, is now in the possession OF
tenant Tor the present year il will be sold ub
eel 10 That tenancy, but the purchaser to have tie
rent, which will be due the LIST OF january nex, at
winch tune In shall have full possession, with he
Liberty Of seeiing small grain on the land al the
usual time, aud IN the usual manner, the apprrachs
Ing fall.
THOMAS N. EUBANK, }r.;..,l.-
ae1V Of amherst, O0"'''''''o"e'
April u tds
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DIR. RELIES
ANmx-ETLIOUS PILLS.

For Indigestion, Loss Of appetite, Listlessness,
HeadaeAe CostiuenesS, EataleAee, Cholie,
BAi0nS ABeetionS, &c
fHyO comment on the efficacy Of these Pills, after
n successful experience Of many years in
England and America has establish ed their reputa-
ton, is needless Suffice il TO observe that for re
dnndsncy of Bite, Flatnlencr, Costiveness, Head,
arhe, &c. &c. they will undoubtedly prove far
more serviceable than those drastic purges TOO @.
quentiy eEl,lo, ed and Will not only al the same
time tend Ia remove the offending cause by gentle
motions, and strengthen the digestive organs, but
improve the appetite and reuovale the syslem-
PIice SO cents.
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April ~

TyiRGlNiA. At Il Curt OF monthly sc,sion bo,d g.
Bedford county, al the Court House, tho 23d DIV of
Thomas Padgru, Elizabeth Padgett, John Merri Cor3
iu, Merritt Jane. 5 Merritt John Merritt IT, Peter Dav
Su a'ss hts Wtio late Patsy Merrt and Susan Jane
H, lnomas, stephen Farmer and Polly his wife Ellis
"lR,,' ana ms Two children Thomas Wright, aud Win
mas and Lucy his wife Joseph Dawson and Editha his
VIC '"tasn Greasy and Lucinda his wife, Thomas Merritt
aud John crows aud Clara his wife, Deils-In Chance :,
Inc deiendanis Richard Merritt, John Crews and clara
us we' I.liis wright. Thomas Wright, Winney Wright
stephen atmor and saty his wife, and John Nichols and
MS VIC not having entered their appearance and
ERoh security asreeaby TO the net of Assembly and the
rules oil TINS COURT and II appearing to the Satisfaction Of
inc court that they arc not inhabitants this State IL il,
ordered ha the Said defendants appear on the ur,
Monday IN June nex and answer the bin the connlain
ants and that copy of tins order be forthwith published
~ the NHenan paper published in the town of Lynch,
nnrg io TWO months succcssvely and posted at the
door OF the cour thousc of this county.
ACopy-Tesc,
.,o no. C. MITCHELL, c. DC.
ANnm
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April

NVlKHlNlh-it rules holden in the Clarks Office of
y the Circuit superior Court of Law and Chanre,v
nr the town ct tNnchburg, the 9Th da, AprI lP35
hrnlahn w les Perkins infant under the aye of iven
ty-one years, who by David Saunders Jr his pnr
dln hhi next irhd, flif against Richard Perkins adj
mhlSHaof de buns non with the Will of GEO
NJ Perkins, dec Samuel Miller Richard Perkins CborIc
H. Dbrel Archibald Hatcher admins tor " I'M the ~,
annexed Of George NJ Perkins dec. Ralph H. Martin In.
nus w Hatcher, Nelson J. Hatcher, Dabuey Martin mud
Elizabeth his VIE, late Elizabeth Perkins James H. Per-
kins, Bryce Martin aud Malinda his wife, Tandy Duncan
and susanna his "ie, aud James w. Dlhrcl, Defts.
Nelson Hatcher, }rycc Martin aud atnda nj, wifi, a"
amy duncan aud Snsanna' his wi.e having entered
uf appearance aod given security according the act
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants oJ
s country 1t Is ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here on the first day of the term and nns
inc hi OF the plaintiff, and that copy this order be
iorthwll inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town OF iynchbue for two months nostn,
tine iroht door OF the court house in the said town
ACopy-Teste,
April 81 ,,5n,
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NOI'ICE.


r virtue OF decree of the Circuit Sunsr;or
~ cohf' OF Law and Chancery. for the county
VI nm"ers', pronounced on the oh dav of Anil
200, 100, u" the SUIT, Prosser Powell Milf 40 ai,s,
WI, 1oil'og, Nelson Crawford. Leonard
le"y' Anram Garter and others. defis The nm.
ners'eneu' VINO Is thereby appointed commis.
s,"Me' Tor he purpose, will On Friday the OOH da
way neat proceed on the premises, TO sell. (be.
ginning WIN the tracts as herein after ennmc,a,ed
""u se'.,"g only so much as may be necessary IN
se',"y 'ne purposes of the said decreeN 10 ,ho
o'uuer. for ready money that's. ,,ac,
W '""a Ie,ong to Abram Cartei, living !, Tho
IVY % Amherst, styled the Saw Mill Tract or
, Lu' NO. =, aud adjeins Robert H, Garter and
."nir h cor tains 242 acres Also anoth,r tract
W o'"ns the 'rac, first mentioned. known by ,ha
"a"e OF me Lovelady Mouniai and contain ,s,
AND on the 3oih May next, shall nroceed
on Tue premises in like manner to sell to ,he h;o
es' o,oner' Tor ready money, another rac, Of laed
"so belonging TO the said Ahram Carer. and ;n
'"'a aecree mentioned, which is in the said con,t,
81 Amner't containing 100 acres, lvino he, .ss,
ue worm and South brauche, Of Bufrsloe r;ver
a"r On ,ie Fork Mountains. adjoining the lands
aaron tIgsinboham and others
THOMAS ". EUBANK
,.suo~ Sher!6of amherst, COMMISSIONS
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Oi COL JbtneS Marin, IOT all the
lands devised 10 US in said will to wit: about
1900 AGNES,
ylng on Snow Creek and lis waters in the county
OF Stokes, N. C. The plantation is largo enoug,
TO work 90 hands TO advantage, aud lies well, about
300 acres are rich bottom, md the rest good upland
in very excellent repair. The improvements are "a
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, containing
SIX good rooms, with Piazza and Portico an or.
hfe, a large Cook House and Loom House Dairy,
a large New Barn, Still House, Smith Sh y, ard
the usual out.houses. In the yard is a GOOD new
Ice House, commanding an extraordinary facility
for filling 1t. There is also, large Arple Orchard
for the choicest early and late fruit-also Peach
and Cherry Orchard There arc u number of cool
and wbolcsom Springs on this land enc or two OF
which are strongly lmpregnated with LIME
olONt" i ms circumstance, together with the
uncommon pureness Of the air, has long mode this
situation desirable refuge for the affii ctcd At
lached to III property is the privilege of Mil in
fec for tamiy use aud the Distlery half mile off
On this land, is one Of the most inviting MILL
SEATS that the whole country affords, which one
OF the subscribers was in the act of improving,
when this sale was resolved on. There is, besides
his, a very great and advantageous command of
Water power.
But the chief value Of this estate consists in the
vast body of LIME STONE, which it contains
ana the great ease with which il may be come at
1t appears at least in eleven different places along
Snow Creek and the adjacent hills, and from indi.
cations, there is rlle doubt bul that the whole plan.
'a'Ion IS based on it and what makes it peculiarly
valuable, Is the monopoly which it enjoys, finnish.
ing as 1t docs, sweep OF county at least eighty
miles IN diameter. One fact is worth thousand
eonlec For several years pas, the Limekiln
at this lace, with two hands and two oxen working
atout TWO thirds of the time has plodnccd ard sold
| al the Kiln, One Thousand Dollars worth of Lime
Peryear, with no cxtfa expense except pos der for
blasting. The immense forest of Wood lust al
hand is no small consideration in estimating the va.
Tue OF this property. The demand for this Lime
has been of late much on the increase and as the
navigation OF Dan River improves, il will no doubt
| increase still more. In word in the hands of an
| n'erprlzing man, IT might be made to pay for the
who'c estate, IN SIX or seven years. There is no
lear that any other hn!y of Lime Stone exists near
TINS, as search has been made for fofy wears. and
no indications discovered.
Terms will be liberal and made convenient 10 IN,
purchaser Possession will be given at any time
after the present crop is taken off
MARTHA MARTIN,
ED. l. MARTIN,
J. JULIUS MARTIN, JR
SAow Geek MN 2, 1885
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wH ESSRS. james Dabbs and Susannah his
A'-S wife, John John6on AMI Judith his wife
Samuel Johnson and Martha his wife. John Cobbs
William Coleman, Richard I.ipscomb and John
ID obbs Iako notice that lshn attend allhe house
ot Mrs. Mary lhpscomb in the county of Halifax,
on the 30th day of May next, ensuing (l835,) to
take the dispositions of Nelly Eostrdge, John Jones
and others, 10 be read in evidence in suit tcpend
ing in the Court ofChoncery, in Charlotte County,
IN which myself and wife are plaintiffs, and you
are deiendaris, when and where you may attend.
II you thlnk proper. SCARE TORlAN.
May 4 w4w+
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-18
THE HISTORY OF LIFE.

saw an infant in its mothers aims,
And lefi j, sleeping
Years passed. saw girl with woman's Chains,
In sorrow weeping.
Yssrs passed. saw a mother with her child,
And DER il langush
Years broush, me back-yet Though her tears she
In deeper anguish. smiled,
len her years had vanished returned,
And stood before her,
A lamp beside the chidess widow burned
Griefs mantle DER her.
In tears I found her whom ! LEI, in tears,
OnGod relying.
And returned again in after years,
And found her dying.
An infant ftst and then maiden fair
a wifc--n mother
And then n .hidless widow in despair
Thus met a brother.
And thus we meet on earth, and thus We part,
To meet oh never
Till death beholJs the spirit leave the heat
To live forever. IL. s. G..
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ADV ERTISENsENT.

DURSU ANT To decree Of the Circuit Supe.
~ rior Court Of LAW and Chanccry, for the
county of Amherst, in n suit therein depending,
between Archcus Gillian, Plaintiff, and William
a. GIlhnm and others, defendants - shall expose
to sale by public auction, for rcndy money, on Nh,
premises, on the 20ih day of May next, the tracl
OF land, OF three hundred and ninety six acres in
the SAID decree mentioned. The SAID land lies on
Pedlar River, and adjoins the land of Benjamin
faln'erlo, Richard S, Ellis, James Martin. Peter
Martin, aud others. THOMAS N. EUBANK,
Sheriff and Commissioner.
Aprll % ids
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April 30

\VlkGiNlA TO VII AT Circuit Superior
" Court OF Law md Chancerv, CONTINUED nd
held for the town OF Iynchbnrg al the Court house
IN the SAID town. on Thursday The 2sth dayof June
1882 setting as court Of Chancery
Jehn lankersley Pltf,
0gdiHd
James Tantersley, administrator Of Richard
lnnkerley, deceastd' and in his own rcEt MARI
iahkersley' widow OF Richard Tanker siey, Reuben
lhnktfsle, the repfesen alive Of Samuel Tankers.
lry' deceased When one is appointed, Obadiah
lankersley the retre entative Of Richard Tank
ersley deceased when appointed Edmund Tank
ersley' Rowland Tankerslev. James Tnukersle,
administrator Of lam Tankersley, deed tn
representative Of Joseph Tankersley, decd; when
one is appointed, William Crank John c. Noryell
an" n. thompson - Defs.
On tie motion o! the defendants, James Tank
erslry and W'lIiam Crark, by counsel, 20 dis.o,ve
the injunction, aided the plaintiff in this cause
on the nineteenth day Of March, one Thousand
eight hundred and thirty one, the court on cons;d.
efat on oi the bill, answers Of those defendants
exhibits, and examinations of Witnesses and sfte,
hearing counsel in opposition thereto, doth o. or
rule the motion, and doth order that one of is
commissioners 90 tai an account of the adminis
'"''o" 1t 'hv "efe"danl James Tankersley, on the
esth'e OF his estate Richard IAnRerIey de,eas
ed also an account Of the administration of In,
said defendant, James Tankersley, upon the estate
OF ms in'esIa,e William lankersiey, decd Also
II" "''""i' VI 'ue payments made by Jnhn Tank
efs'ey, upon his moety OF he deb, in the proceed
ings men toned, aud eyort the same to the co,,,
win any matters, specially stated, thought perf,
nrnt by himself, or required by the patIies 10 h,
so stated Aud Gbeity is reserved To the said H..
tndan's, TO repeat their motion for n dissolution
OF the sad injunction, upon the coming in of III,
report.
ANA afterwards, 10 wi,;-At Circuit .Supe,ior
'ouri OF Law and Chancery, Continued and beld
Tor the town OF Lynchburg, al the court house
IN tAe said io"n, on the 9th day Of February Is35
silng as q Court Of Chan,e ry
On TIE motion oil the defendant James Tanke,s
ley, by counsel, and Tor reasons appearing To the
coo''' II Is ordered, that John A siin Wharton.
commissioner OF ,he Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery, for The county Of Bedford. do ere
ru'e the order of account entered in this causp an,
the 2sh day Of june 1882, nm repori The same
to the court, as therein directed
True Copies-Ieste,
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SALE OF NEGROES. &C.

virtue Of deed of trust. executed to II
- subscriber. by Col. John p. Gray, beal
ing date the 1oih day of October. 1881. and oil r,
Io,u IA the Clerks Office If Bedford county Cou1
+, sha.' ny the direction Of the persons for uhol
cement the deed was made, on F,ilay the 3ld d
OF jay, 1885. in the town of Liberty, Bedc(
e e,' proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder,
w.o"n'g slaves, TO wit: Lewis, Eadv, Racha1
nIe. Ld''e Charles, Allen, Paulina, Ned AMI
""u ,nelr two children, Billy and Edmond, Petl
III, ia'retand any increase f,he female sla'
- 'h a,so; on the same dav, or the next day $!
w.; "e highest bidder at public anc ion, all his,
Gnu "'ays, Houses, stock of Cattle, Hogs. Al
p pneer, wlih all his Farming Utensils, Two sets
E "r,,,'" 'o"is, all his Household and Kitch
'rn''ure, and all The crop of tobacco, grain, Al
OF every Description
-, ie I'm credit Of one. two, and three yej
WI 10 gwen, the purchasers giving bond y 1
approved security, to secure the purcha.e mond
CIT ne saie OF all the personal Property, eAceht
oiaVes' Will take place al COL Grav's Home houj
Anril 80 ids
HI
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who calls himself Charles Jordan, aged about ~
years At the same time, his brother named Buy,
went 81, bu, has been taken up IN Rockbrioge
and returned to me- and Charles is still gong OF
large. The subscriber will give rewafd Of One
Hundred Dollars 10 any person WHO Will nPpre.
bend and deliver him her, 10 the Town OF Lynch
burg # lac be taken cut . This S'nie, or s1o
# taken within the sfnte. Charles IS very bigm
mnlnto, hair very straight h1rP features, and on
first sight might be mistaken for white man. lie
IS nbom five feet four six inches high, ordinory
sihture, and had on, when ho ef here, common
eans suit Of clothes, gray coat and brown panta-
oons, white hni, Sc Il is supposed he may be lurk-
ing about in Rockbridge or Albemafle, where he
was raised, onJ has many relations. Il Is probable
he mny have endeayoled to gain the Pennsylvania
orOhlo line. The last heard Of him, was, that he
was scen on his way TO Sieunton.
CHRISTIANA TODD.
2'YThe Lexington Union and Charlottesville
Advocate will omit my former advertisement, and
publish the foregoing in the place Of IT, G. /.
Feb 5 is
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May 4
LAND FOR SALE

WISH TO sell tract of Land. lvino in Pod
lord County, adjoining the lands of Richard
u. watts, b. Waits, William A. Hardy and
o'hers' lying about t" miles from Liberty, contain.
ing 2oo Acres, more or less, and abou, 100 Acres
cleared This land lies well, is well watered, suit.
co TO the cultivation of tobacco and small Grain
some very good tobacco land still to clear To
NOSE wishing to purchase, | will make the paw.
menus accommodating, and the price very moderate
FOR further particulars, apply TO james or Elizabeth
Waits living near the premises.
=, JOHN w. HAMILTON.
May ii ,,,c,,-,
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AAanA for Sale.
~
.li;.i.;'

b WISH 10 sell my Lanl, lying in Amhcrs
70, Ho"n,y, - miles from Lynchburg, anu am
,'a', "''''s rom ne Conrt.hon:c. and mile ar,
"', west OF The Main Road from Iynchb,rc /
'io''es' lie 100 acres in The tact. Tier
IS MOI more healthy situation in The State. nor
P'hce more certain 10 weld well in every Kind 4
gram, 'ooscco and clover. There are about 50
"e'es ID cultivation, and five hundred in woods
s'ea' part OF which is as rich tobacco land as coal
be desired. The Improvements are a good franz
D"eiiing House. with rooms, and the usual OF
houses hearing trees OF good fruits, Of varo
"u', suh.'en' Tor eny one family. Possessed
, o9 gisen on or before The first day Of Jan'
ary' 1886. with the privilege of seeding ut Il,
common time Any purchaser can be amrly iuI
n'sneo on the place, with grain and rough food
I'VE stock and plantation toul.. NV land is 4
ouhaanly watered with good springs ana branch
EDM'D WINSTON.
a. Refer 10 DIR. G.. A. Rose who is authorized
SELL u ".
Jan. % ..,. 4
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POETICAL.
ON PROVIDENCE.
rro~ nc Ssameis Of FSiieaja.

Evcn o. a mother DER her children bending,
Yesrns with maternal love; her fond embraces
And gentle kiss to each in turn extending,
One at her feet, ono on her knees. she places,
Ard from their eyes, an, voice aud speaking faces
Their various wants and wishes comprshendins.
To one lock, 70 ono word addresses,
Even with her howns,a mothers fondness blending.
So o'cr US watches Providence high,
And hope to some, AM help TO others lends
And yields plike 10 all an open ear.
And when size seems her favors TO deny
She for our prayers alone the boon suspends,
Or seeming TO deny, she grant. tho prayer.
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TRUST SALE.

NEVriLl be sold, at public auction, in the pnbl;c
w road, IN front of the premises to the hiob.
"s' bidder, for cash. on Thursday the olst dav or
May next, the HOUSE AND GROUND where the
widow OF the late Edward Jones now resides ,n.,
me Tow" OF Lynchbu'g' and on the road lesdins
lou 'ue sao IOWA towards Campbell Court House
he sale will he made by virtue of deed Of ms,
executed by John S Lee to the subscriber. endbs
WIN convey only such tile is vested in him bv
he said deed OF trust. W
..,,oo JAMES BENAGH.
.l''' 50 oldM
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ANAW AY. from The subscriber, a
NEGRO MAN, of whom the following is a
DESCRIPTION q Tie is not very black abou, five fee,
or ~ inches high, aged about 80 He has n scar
On one OF his cheeks spare made, thin visaee. and
ra'her inclined 10 be knock kneed He has six toes
oh cach FOOT expect that lie is lining to GER q; .
,hef 10 mississippi, or TO one of the free Sts,cs
l'oefa reward will be given for the Apprehension
% sa'o runaway, and his delivery to the subscribsr
:" i,"Sy'van'a county, or on his being SO secured
that get him again. ''''e'
May IL N'A'D a Lt'
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20 TxEE MNIERpRyZrr-c..

One undivided half OF the UNION FORGE on
Snow Creek near the aforementioned Plantation
one OF the best seats for water power in the county.
together with an undivided half of about Four
Thousand Acres of Woodland, containing mex
haus'Ib'e mines of he best IRON ORE, viii be
sold on liberal terms. This land extends to the vi
clnlty of Dan River, which is a never failing stream
with some very fine Situations for lion w otks.--
Some of II IS very fine for cultivation, and will he
sold IN parts 10 SUIT purchasers. No doubt the
other half can be also purchased on favorable terms
MARTHA MARTIN.
Snow Creek n. G.. Nav II y,
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DIR. TsELEE'S
VEGETABLE SEEcYprC-For Sick

Headache, &c. Price 90 cents.
u None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor, + KID
DER, immediate successor TO the late Dr. W. /.
Conway. For sale at his Counting Room over No
99 Co"rtstreet, near Concert Hall, Boston, and
also 10y his special appointment. by
j. T. y }. +. ROYALL, Lynchburg.
ADrl 20
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1oAAlis sIoSLh'5 OFFICE.
J., nehbnrg. Ami 18Th. 1898

lAMUEL GARLAND, William Morgan. Tho.
- ms D. Wright, Bepjsmip johnson, Error
~ iimolhy Johnson, decd. David s. Garland
!" VILLAIN walton and James Penn, late merchant.
AM paFinfts, trading under the firm Of Garland
" alton 4 Penn. William Steptoe David 5annder,
F" Iliam Diekersope no sue ss we'll Tor their e...
bentbt rs for the BEN 6t oi such Other Of The erei,
orsef Christophsr Clark euiiiled 10 disifihniio,f
OF his trus estate hs viii unite with them ~ fhi.
trial and share tie eGnenaes thereof, PitH..
against
Christopher Clark. James {. Norman, James
Bullock aud Henry Clark Drhs
whereas. by an otder nnde In tie abn W. cause
aud ohanccty. Tor the town OF L,nctbure, on The
lin day OF February, 1895. II IL dccfeed, among
othfr ihiogs, that oil outstanding claims upon the
trust io"d oiChreiopher Carh, now in the hands
Of homaB a. u0lctmbe, should be reported to
the court, II hnonp, whether the claimants be par>
ties 10 the said sut not /; and that the
means OF assembling such crcdi ors, not par
ties, before the commissi is by publican
ton III ~ newspaper, FOR thirty days pIevis
Gus u t1king The Hccounts directed by said
order the parties interested, not parties 10 said
snii, VII tab" nOice, thBt shall on Thursday, the
2oih day Of May next, AT my office in this town
have the sad accounts under considerations for ad.
Jhs'ment and settlement r-whfn aud where they
are requested TO produce their respective claims
mat The same may be examined and reported to the
conH, lailute to produce their respective claims
on the day aud II the place aforesaid may eI-
Guide the creditors aforesaid from a participation
10 NE fund Aforesaid. S. l. WAIT, Com.
April p w4y
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nm. H. Barhsdale, Joel Blanks, and
VIM. Grant:
WAKE notice, that on Friday, the 18th day of
June next, at the house of Captain .s.ftn.t
thompson, IN the county of Pittsylvania, Virginia
shall take the deposition of Joseph Stone. 10 he
read as ov'denc", in suit depending in the Cir.
cut superior Court of Law ard Chancery for the
county OF pn'syvania, in which am plaintiff md
you arc defendants '''o
Yours, &c.
May IL i-E'
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r. ROBES, CHI
COhMISS l0NER,S OFFICE. }


Liberty, April %, 1853
Inc parties interested in this Cause i'll TAX .
90 ice mat nave epf o'nted Tuesday the 2ud day
OF jane NJ x, to commenCe the accounts directed
ny lie lofesoing ord Of court, on which d,at hc
'nhr OF ~ o'clock IN the morning. they ARE reaur.
7" !" a''eho a. my otce this town, with their ac-
. oI so"cnf's ano copies OF court papers, pre-
pared Tor examination aud seulempni
. JNO. a. WHARTON, Com,
May 4 40,