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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-13
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

INTENDING TO move TO the South, | offer Tor
! sale that highly valuable Farm. on which reside,
situated IN Bedford county, ON the Forest road !
miles above L,nehburg and II from Liberty.
This trul, desirable estate ~ well worthy the at
tsntlon OF capitalists who wish to engage ia farming
al the most healthy and delightiul sections
upper Virginia having all the benefit OF the saln-
brious broezes al the Blue Ridge, and the same
time possessing soil susceptible Of the highest
oil improvement. Tins land lies Immediately on the
man road from l.snchburg Fancy Farm, Peaks OF
Otter aud Llbeuy--and i bounded ON one side b.
Eli Creek. being IN the vicinity OF ] mills. The
tract contains about 800 acres, nearly $50 Of which
cleared, and al present IN state Of progressive
improvement, al least $50 being IN Clover,
which the lands peculiarly adapted. The improve
ments consist IN part of frame Dwelling House &c.
Two Barns and Threshing machine, nem-and an Or
chari Of choice iru-This place also offers al cligi-
bic stand lor a Tavern and Country store--and in
addition to the above Improvements has a New
Store house and Tacm house, with an Ice house
ssc Stables, Blacksmith and NheewIigh,'s shop,
Sc.l&c.
II is useless 10 speak OF the many Inducements
which tins place holds those disposed invest
means IN real estate, as II Is presumed those wishing
10 purchase would prefer examining fof themselves,
which they earnestly invited TO do.-This estate
II offered ut private sale until the 18th of October
neat, on which day, if not previously disposed Of
will sell II al public AUCTION with all my stock,
crops hand farming and plantation utensils, &c.
NC. Terms accommodating, and made 10 sur, the
con, encnce oil purchasers
- Letters 10 the subscriber, addressed to Lynch
burg or ~. James Church, Bedford, prompt, at.
tended to. FREDERICK \. HARRIS
The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement @cw, and forward its ac-
count To this Office for payment
Mayl wljO'
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June y,

MI X. EDMUND n. SEAL Sir, take no.
1VI tice, that on Thursday, the Sd of Scptcm-
Der Eext, at the Tayern-house of Mr. Jno. Tav-
loe, IN the county of Amherst, shall proceed to
take the dispositions of Thomas Ricketts,, Amber
son Mays and other. and if, from any cause,
they should not be taken or finished on tina, day,
to be taken the tth of the same month, (Scp-
tembcr,) and continue from day to day, (Sun-
days exceptcd) until all are taken. All of
which dispositions intended to be read as evil
dcnce IN sui, depending in the Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and Chancery, for the county
OF Amherst wherein am plaintiff, and YOU are
defendant. MAT. RICKETTS,.
Aug 6 wiw
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Commits sioner's Sale of valuable Land,
July %

l Npursuance OF a decree of the Circuit SUPERIOR
L Court OF La" and Chancery, FOR the coun.
~ OF iennco. pronounced on the 9TH day of Feb
rnary, 1873, IN a writ therein depending, wherein
Thomas Owen, executor of the last will and tesla
mcnt of Thomas Nelson, deceased is Plaintiff and
Kice w. Schooler and Mary his wife. Walter r.
Day and Frances his wife, John l.. Nelson, Peter
Nelson. James H. Nelson Andrew Nelson, and Will
ham {. Nelson. and Thomas II. Fox and Eliza his
wife. are defendants the undersigned the Commits
soner in said decree named, will, the Goth day of
August, 1850 on the premises proceed SELL BY way
otpublc auction. tor ready money, certain tract or
parcel of Land with It's appurenances. situate in the
county OF Campbell, adjoining the Land of Capt.
Miles Cary, and in the neghborhood of Mr. Raleigh
'h'ltons Tavern, and containing, by estimation, COS
acres. more, or lessit being all that part of lar
ser tract OF Land lying IN said county of Campbell
late the property of Peter Nelson. deceased which
has not heretofore been sold under decree pre-.
N,ously pronounced IN said suit
CHlSWELL ptRNFN. COMMISSIONS.
Jul, ., "a
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Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

W ISL to sell valuable tract of Land in the
l. county OF Amherst, adjoining the residence of
Maj. \. Talia.erro, containing 900 acrcs.-about
200 acres are cleared and is productive in grain.
the remainder is inwoods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco ot'hc finest quality. Onthis tract
is a comfortable dwelling, and the water is GOOD
ard plentiful.
also wish to rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rca-
sonablc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent.
would do well to give me an early call, and vicy
Tor themselves. "a. DRUMMOND.
Amherst, June Is 10
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NlRGlNlA:-Ata Court held for Bed,o,a
Y County, at the Courthouse, the 22d day .,
June, one thousand eight hundred and thrty-tiyc
Harvey Mitchell, guardian of Charlotte Mtcbcu
only child and heir at law of Elizabeth MitcboI
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin, Plan,iG
against,
Charlotte Mitchell, Samuel Griffin, john II. Grif.
fin, " llliam :. Griffin, and Gustavus 4. VIM
field and Charlotte his wife, formerly Charlo,,.
Griffin, Defendants
IN CHAScERY.
The defendant William :. Griffin not ha,i,.
entered his appearance and given security accot
ding TO the ACT OF assembly and the rules of III,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabitant of this Common.
wealth. 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here on tine 18th Monday in Auors,
next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and tina,
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in SOM.
newspaper published in the town of Lvnchbmo
for two months successfully, and posted at tho
front door of the court house of this county,
\ Copy-Testc,
RO. c. MITCHELL, C.B.C
June % w2m
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EssRs. lanes aud John McRcyuolds: Take
4VA 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 of the of that dav shall proc ccd to
take the deposition of Joseph rcttyjohn II, from
any cause should fail take on that DAY. shall
proceed to take on the day. between the same
hours, al the same place. That on the 2:d OF Dc
tobcr next, between the rising aud setting of the sun
OF that day, at the Clerks Office of IIoShocton
County and State of Ohio, shall take the ,lcposi-
ton Of John McAllister; if, from any cause
should fail to take IT that day, shall proceed at
the same place, the next day, take the same.
That ON the l9th, 10Th and DIST days of November
next, at the house of John Hubbard, in the County
of Campbell and State OF Virginia, between the rls-
ing and setting of the OF each day, shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of William Rosser and
others. All of which dispositions to be read as
evidence ON the trial of the suit depending III the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv for the
town of Iynchburg, wherein am plaintiff and You
and others are defendants at which tunes and places
you may attend if you think proper.
ROBERT STRANGE.
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POETICAL.


You're spinning for my lady. Worm,
Silk garments Tor the fam;
You're spinning rainbows fol form
More beautiful than air:
When siss bright with sunbeams,
And morning mists arse
From woody Wales and mountain streams.
To blue autumnal skies.
You're training for my lady, Flower,
You're opening for IN, love
The glory Of her summer bower,
While sky-larks soar above.
Go. twine her locks with rose-buds.
Or breathe upon her breast;
While zephvrs curl the water foods.
The rock the halcyon's nest.
But OH there is another worm
Ere long will visit her,
And revcl on her lovely form
In the dark sepulchr;
Yet from that sepulchre shall spring
4 flower as sweet us this
Hard bv the nightingale shall sing.
Soft winds rs petals kise.
Ffail ernbloIny Of trail beauty, Ne,
la beauty who would trust;
Since all that charms the eve must be
Consigned TO worms and dust.
Yet like the flower that decks her tomb.
Her soul shall quit the elod,
And shine in Amlranihine bloom
Fast by the throne OF God
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Patrick June Court, 1895.
1oaiRSt


.fgdinSt
Lewis Stone, John Stone, Lewis Stone her at
law of Thomas Stone, deceased, JOHN Franklin
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Stone, Cornelius
Burnett and Mlly his wife, late Nlilly Stone, Ste
phcn Stone, Tandy Stone and John Stone, Dcils.
In CnANcEnY.
The defendants John Franklin and Nancy his
wife, Cornelius Burnett and Millv his wife, and
Lewis Stone not having entered their appearance,
and given security according TO the act of Assem-
bly,, and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not nhabi-
tants of this Commonwealth On motion OF the
plaintiff, by his attorney it is ordered, that the said
defendants John Franklin and Nancy his wife, &.
Burnett and hlilly his wife, and Lewis Stone do
appear here on the lst day of August term next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of
tins order be forthwith inserted in the Nirgnan,
published in Lynchburg, for two months Successive
y and that another copy be posted at the front door
vi the Courthouse OF this county.
a Copy-Testc,
A. STAPLES, Clerk
June - w2m
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CHE tp GOODS.

'UNiL subscriber Is nov opening the first OF his
Spring Goods comprising assortment OF the
mos, fashionable STYLES of the latest unportatiois,
such rs
l'lan and figured Silks (of all shades)
White and Coored Satins
Black Satlns aud Iesautiucs
Mateom, Italian, lnstring aud other Black Silks,
White and Colored Flotcuces
Fancy llandhcrchiefs (of ever, descrir,ion,)
Linen Cambria liandkerchicf>
Cambria and Nluslins.
Jacouct, Null aud Swiss do.
SuIped and Checked do
Superior French Muslins,
large assortment OF CalicoS,
Irish Linens and Lawns.
Besides
Blue, Black, and Fancy Coored Cloths.
Black and Colorcd Snnmsr Cloths, Brown and
White Drngs,
Silk and other Nestngs, white and colored Sat
teens.
Roam Cass,meres and Stripes, very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks.
"a and IA Brown and Bleaclled Domestics, &c
With a general assortment of Goods, which will be
sold al prices 10 please ROBERT KYLE.
April % Is
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Aug &

MR. WILLIAM WYNN, executor of Rachael
4'A Younger. Samuel Younger, executor Of Tho
mas Younger, and in his own right, John 4. Palmer
executor OF John Smallmcn, Thomas Smallmen,
William Smallmcn, Andrew Smalncn, Alexander
Smamen, and Burwc Peak aud Hannah his wife
Joseph Younger, Armistcad Bomar and Elizabeth his
wife YOU the said Armistcad Bomar aud Elizabeth
ms wife, and Joseph Younger, who reside OF this
Commonwealth,-you the above named parties. will
take notice, that at llalltx Courthouse on the 9th
day OF August next, and if not on that DAY, then the
next day after, at the place and on the 25h of
the same month"; and if rot taken on that, then the
next day, at the house of Thomas Younger in the
county OF Halifax we shall take the dispositions of
Ncral Witnesses to be read as evidence in the trial of
the suit IN chancery, depending in the circuit
superior court OF la" and chaucers for the county of
Halifax, IN which Dolly Light and John VIM and
Lucy his wife, formerl, Younger, John franklin and
kehecca his wife. formerly Younger, are plaintiffs.
and YOU defendants.
Yours, &c.
DOLLY LIGHT.
JOHN WYNN,
JOHN FRANKLIN.
July 81, viv
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FROM the Geatsoo Farmer
TIE CULTIVATION OF WHEAT.

va, ''' -,
Ut " Lfi' 10Y vi vital
The iolIo"in9 PlPri on The cultivation oi wheat.
wis read before the Agricultural Soeitts OF this
State al is meetias N February last, By II. He
kock, ESQ. oi Rensselaer, county
There are two causes which, when nai winters
are open, operate inluronsly on wheat crops
One Is, The h'Hh AMI dfl WINDS, winch prevail III
March: these blow oil the soil IN many situations,
and by leaving the roots OF wheat exposed, occa-
sion their destruction mother cause, Is the hcav-
ing OF the SOIL oeoa>loncd BY the alterations of
cold and warm weather The w'lot IA the soil, IN
the aei OF freezing, expands ahd raises up tie Garth
and also the roots OF til" wheat plant, which the
ctrih embraces Whom uhlH succeeds, ihc earth
being bcaNIc>' falls down first aud leave, the roots
OF The wheat little elevated, and BY repeated
changes OF Tia weather, the roat, arc ga III thrown
ont rs 10 perl>'.
armer', "hen CONVENIENT, usually SOW thor
winter gram e1fi M September, upon ,nppo-
s'tion which, eades tncir common practice, thai
gram thus carly sewn withstand, h"S, the action of
uniayorabc Seasons Thi, suppo,ton. IS founded
upon the very plausible theory, that as the oldest
roots wilib longer and more nltncrou. and take
hrner hold OF the soil than those which YOUNG
or they viii be rss cNposcd To be thrown above IT,
and at tho same time from ihelr strength, be- more
tenacious ct lite. But experience informs us that
wheat, sown a. late as the hrst even the second
week ia Oct very often survives with less injury
than that which Is >own in the carly part of Sep
tcmber. Indeed farmers yer, generally admit, as
the result OF then experience, that rye, whose laws
OF vegetation must bc nearly the same those of
wheat, sown 50 late in the season a> barley to come
uP, Is most likely 10 Withstand an unavorahlc win
ter Still th" very plausible theory, which h, been
mentioned very generally induces them 10 SOW rye
elrY as we'll as wheat, IN direct opposition To con-
r'n>ions, which have been drawn from actual OBJ
s'rsation
An experiment was uadc last autumn for the
purpose of collecting some further information ON
this subject. On the trSt day OF September last
eXcayatcd Il spot of ground six feet square. On
the one side, the excavation was about six inchc,
deep, on the opposite side lis depth did not exceed
one inch seed wheat WIS placed over tho bot,
tom that the kernels were about fnn in,hrs dis.
tant from each other, the excavation was then i'll
led UP. The su WAS a suitable mixture of gravel
sand aud clay, fer wheat and Of ordinary icriI,t,
This va, the lattcr pant OF the extreme drounht
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r.N'OTICE. IN

rNIit subscriber having determined to remove
Il TO the South, in the course of few months,
takes this method of requesting all persons having
claims against him to bring them forward for set
Element; and all those who are indebted to him
are notified 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
Bedtord, JIy 20. wtl5O
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DOLLY LIGHT.
JOHN WYNN.
JOHN FRANKLIN.
" tV
SALE OF NEGROES.
July 81,

'I>liERE will be sold, on the 18th Monday IN this
4 month, before the front door OF the Court house
IN Bedford county, ten or eieren Likely Ncgroes.-
he sale will be tor cash. and will take place in per
Suance OF a trust deed, executed to the UNDERSIGNED
by William Miner, on the 9th DAY of March lS2-
The deed Is of record in the clerks office OF Bedford
county court. The title is believed to be good, but
acting as trustee, shall convey such title only as the
deed aforesaid vests in me.
JOSEPH WILSON, Trustee
Aug. 10 IDS
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Pittsylvania and Lynchburg Turnpike.

vOROPOSALS will be received TIL the LIST of Sep
tcmber next for building Bridge across Staun-
ton River, between the present old bridge, called
'N ards Bridge and the mouth of the Otter. 1t is
expected that Towns improved plan will be adopted,
winch will require only pier aud the abutmeuts
IN stone work. For further particulars, enquire of
the President and Directors of the Pittsvyania and
Lynchburc Turnpike Company.
T :. MILLER. Trea,ure-
jul, 81 Wis
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In CHANCEEY.

The defendants David Il. GARRISON, William
Clarkson, Elizabeth Martin, and John Utlv and
Nancy his wife, not having entered their appear.
ancc, and given security, according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and it an.
pearng by satisfactory evidence, that they are no,
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on or be.
fore the first day OF September term ncNt, and an
swer the bill OF the plantltf, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncburp
Nreinian, for two months succc,siyelv, and ano-
Their copy thereof posted at the front door of tho
courthouse OF this county, on some court day.
\ Copy-Tcstc,
RIO. {. CUTLER, Clerk.
July q w2m
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AIRGINIA.-At rules held in the clerk, oc
fec Of the circuit superior court of law and
chanccry for the county OF Nelson, in the montl,
of July, 1885:
John J. billiard, who sues for the benefit of Ed.
mund Winston, late sheriff of Amherst copn,,
and such, administrator de bonis non. viii
the will annexed, of Henry H. Watts, do
ceased, plainti,r
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II tHANCERN.

Y rules held IN the Clerk Office of the Circuit
. n superior Court of Law and Chancery, for Bed
iord County, the LIST das of June IS35--lIenry l..
na'leS' flalntIii' against Peter Burroughs, James
p"iio"SnS III ms own night, aud as administrator Of
Joseph Burroughs, deceased, Thomas Crews, and
rosSef foWell, III his own right and as administrator
OF Richard POWELL deceased, Defendants
IL cnAscrnY.
Inc defendant Peter Burroughs not having
tered ms appearance, and given security according 10
ne act OF Assembly, and the rules of tins court, and
:. d, satisfactory evidence that he is not an
nhap'ah' OF tins commonwealth it is ordered that
ne 90 appear here ON the first day o the next term
ana ais"eft the bills of the plaintiff, aud that this
ue' ne inserted IN some newspaper published in
'Nn''pufE' Tor two months succcSsiyelv. and posted
q. ''ie ""n' door OF the courthouse of this count,
ON som" court daN
At"py-.rs
To- " II -DN clerk.
- " IN
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Robert Rives, administrator Of Jesse Clarkso
deceased, James Clorkson, administrator of the e,'
tates of David Clarkson, deceased, and of Ella.
beth Clarkson, deceased, David II. C!arkson, Jpo
lIerndon and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Martin
James East and Patsy his wife, William Clarkson
John Clarkson, and John Utly and Nancy hi,
wife, Defendant.
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Valuable Tavern for Sale.

The subscriber wishing L. devote more OF his time
to ms Mercantile pursuits, will SELL on reasonable
terms, ms Tavern, situated Al Henry Court house
Virginia, The improvements consist of a large two
story Brick Building, and two other Dwelling houses,
no" used for the accommodation of boardcr, and
travellers, with many other necessary houses and
an excellent Garden. As TO the payments there will
be no difficulty, as he is disposed put in the pow
cr oi purchaser to pay for the property from the
profits OF the establishment. Having no disposition
TO pW of his property, he will simply invite persons
disposed to purchase, to call and view it.
JAS. NJ. SMITH
Jul, % wiw.
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CINCINNATI COLLEGE.



rIHE session will open on the frs, Nonds, zoe
j tober and continue to the end of February.
Full courses Of Lectures viii be delivered on all
the branches of the profession.
Special and >urgie1i inatomg.
BY JOSEPH \. MCDOWELL NJ d
G,nerui and Pathological iaatomy. Psychology and
Med,eai Jnrspfadsnoe,
BY SAMUEL u. GROSS, VI. ID.
Late u the Medical College Of ohio.)
.Surgtry
By HORAIIO G.. JAMESON, NJ ID.
NLste ofthc Washington Medical College. Baltmore.)
OJstetticr and The Dsenscs pecuiiut 10 Uom,n and
GhHdfen.
BY LANDON e. RINES, VI. ID
tLatc Of the State Of virginia.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
BY JAMES Il. ROGERS, VI. u.
LAT, oithe " ashnglon Medical College Balnmore.)
hateria N,dica
BY JOHN L. IItKRisON, VI II.
Late OF Louisville Kentucky, nov OF Philadelphia
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine.
By DANIEL DRAKE, NJ ID.
idjme. Professor Of Chemistfy and Lecture on
B0tanV.
BN joins l.. KIDDELI. VI. 4.
II Al, Of the State of New York
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Jul, %
EILEIHLEL.z.s'z1 EOEe S.7ZE.

'U,iiE subscriber wishes 10 sell Walnut Grove the
late residence of Col. William Galloway, deed
situated IN the county OF Bedford, on Elk Creek
containing, by recent survey, Three Hundred Acres,
due proportion of wood land, every foot of which
Is inst rate tobacco land is well known to be the
quality OF all the Elk Creek lands The balance of
the plantation Is now in state OF impro, ement be-
ing all recently enclosed with new fences lies we'll
and Is remarkably well watcrcd having on it several
ihe springs and a creek running through about the
centre, aiiordlng a considerable portion of bottom
land, producing tobacco of the finest quality. IT,
advantages attending this property are numcrous-ly
ing almost Immediately in the heart of section of
country unsurpassed BY any for fertility of soil
agreeable society, taciit, OF getting to market, &c
Running Immediately by the house is a public road
starting from Stepocs shop, the main Forest road
leading from Liberty TO lynchburg, "a miles distant,
and 'ntersccting the Iynchbnrg aud Salem turnpike
road, at the New London Academy, distant IA miles
ne Improvements are "a good and substantial,
consisting OF large fsIslt4 and commo,lious brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with lin eight rooms passage
and portco, and first rate cellar with all necessary
out houses and fine garden, all newly pailed in with
heart pine palngs This situation is a very dcsira
bic one to any person wanting a small farm, with
good buildings, particularly professional gentleman
Should such, deSirous OF purchasing think there is
not land enough attached IN this place the subscrl-
Der Is authorised to say there other lots or
parcels of land adjoining. being parts of the same
original tract, which may be bought upon very ac-
conmodating terms. deem it unnecessary to say
any thing more respecting this and.-fhose wishing
To purchase will please call and view the property.
and Judge for themselves. If this properly is not
disposed Of b, private sale before the first day of DC
tober IT will be Sold on that day, public auction
Terms accommodating, and made known IN due lime
NM {. LEFrWICH.
juno " vito
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July %

AIRGINIA.-At court held for Bedford county
At the Courthouse the 9th day of July, 1886:
Edward Hancock, James Crsso, Matthias Crisso,
Hawkins Crlsso and the other children of Jacob
Crlsso and Rebecca his wife, now deceased formerly
Rcbecca Baker, Plaintiff,
against
Moses Hawkins and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel
Saul and Polly his wife Glover Baker Daniel Lewis
and Patscy his wife, - Holly and Hannah his
wiie, which sand Elizabeth Polly, Glover Patsey and
Hannah are the children and heirs at law of Mar,
baker, deceased, Defendants
Is CHANcERY.
The defendants not having entered their appear
ancc and given security, according the act of as.
senby and the rules OF this Court. and il appearing
to the satisfaction OF the court that they are not IN
habitants of tins Commonwealth, it is ordered that
they do appear here the fourth Monday in Octo-
Der next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the town of Lvnchburg
for two months successfully and posted the front
door OF the Court house of this county.
\ GopN-leste.
RO. G. MITCHELL, c. Is. C
Aus. i VIM