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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
SELECTIONS.

Prom the NsD York Journal Of Commsro
The nsw .Stnate.- There rennin but three va
cancles to be filled IN the u s. Senate, IT will
he constituted after the 81 OF March neu VIZ one
IN Rhode island one in Tennessee, and orc IN
Missssipp, Win these exceptions, the Senate
Will DC eotn noscd su foows:
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ATHENS. Gro. FrB. 10

ATHENs, GEO. FEE II.
Geld WtatAe, Saturday ard Sunday last
were tho colde.t days ever remembered TO have
been felt in Georgia On Sunday morning at
sunrise the thermometer stood at 8 degrees below
zerJ.
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Hyi,oYAOb,n.- Mrs. Mary Pierce, nsed thir
ry.seven, daughter Of Mr.. Ebeneze. Dickinson,
of New Hartford, Oneida county. New York,
died Of hydrorhobia on Tuesday week. She was
bitten on the Is h December last, by n small dog
b. longing to her father, " hich was not considered
rnbld.
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Lamp Oil, Lamp Glasses, &c.
a FRESH supply of Lamp Oil, Of superior
IA quality; Lamp Glasses, md Ex,rae, Of Ii
quorice, just received and for sale low, by
DAVID r. LYMAN,
DuvaPs old stand, sign Of the Goldcn Mortar
Bank Square, Lyn,hhurg.
Feb. &c :, If
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NoaTu CARoLfsA.
Willie Mnngum.f
Bedford Brown.
SoyTa CAHotfsA.
Jym. {. Preston.
Johk T.. C,iAoIp.
GEoRoIA.
Alfred Cuti,befi,
John r. KING.
KEsrucKY.
Henry Clay,
John j. Crtaendts,
fCEHEssEg.
Feli1 Gruody,
One vacancy.
ONO.
Thomas Eicing.
Thomas Morris.
LOUISIANA.
Alexander Porter,
Charles Gayarre.
INDIANA.
Mn. Headrick,,
John Tioion.
Mississippi.
John Bi0ek.
Ono vacancy.
ILLINOIS.
Elias X. X ne.
John VI. Robinson.
ALABAMA.
William Il. King,
Gabriel Moo 81
MrssnyR,.
Louis +. Linn.
Thomas IL. Benton
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MAINE.
Ether Shepley. w
John Rugglcs. Be-
NKw HAMrsuIsE.
lsacc Hill. W,
Henry Hubbard. Joh
MAssAcHysErrs.
Daniel IptbStev. All
John Darts Jon
KnoDg ISLAND.
A;he' Rotbins, lie,
Ono vacancy. Joh
CosSLCriccr.
G,deon 1omIinSon, Eel
NafAan Smith, {
VERMONT.
.Sn mnei pIenfiyS. Ia
Ben1nmin SwiH. Tn
Nav YoaH.
Slas Wright, Jr. Ah
Naih'l =. Tnilmsdge. CHI
Nkw JEnsEv.
Samuel l.. .Southdrd, w
Garrei ID. Vol. job
PEssYLvAHfA.
James Buchanan, Jon
Sumuc' MrKrnn, [
Delaware.
Arnold .Nondoin. Eli
JoAn IT. Clayton. job
MARvLA>D.
Robf w. GotuSbor0Hgh, Wi
Joseph Kent. Gal
VfR0iSfA.
John TVier. Lo,
Berg. ". Leigh. Tn
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Commodore Hull has been presented with q
beautiful vase from block taken from the ilmbers
of the United States frig",e Constitution II was
cnrvcdby MI, Ives, an ingenious nI,is, Of Boston
On one AIDE Of the vase is represented me chase of
'hc Constitution by the BRUSH squadron; on the
other, her TrcoWnicr with the Guerrero. On the
crcle OF tho vase arc heads Of six principal Naval
Officers.
Theatre turned into a Chu,oh-For seveIs al
years past the proprctors Of the fremont Theatre
al Boston, have bccn lcssccs Of the Fcderu! street
Theatre, at on annual rent Of s. 500. These les
see, have recently nnde,let the huilI,ns to several
gentlemen AT $500, on condition thu, they shs
not use it MS a Theatre, but MS n Church.
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sien with is enclosures, was laid on the table and
o.dered to be printed.
A motion was made BY Mr.. Parker that the
rule Of the House be suspended for the purpose
ofrs.eonsidering Of the vote rejecting bill form
ing new county out Of part Of the county Of Fred
sriek.
Mr. Watkins proposed the, the motion should
DO considered test question Of the sentiments Of
the House. OH the inertia Of the bill ITSELF and called
for the ayes and noes-whieh were accordingly
ordered.
Ahel some conversation between the Speaker
and Messss. Parker, Gregory, Bolts, Barton, Gal.
iaher, Watkins, Johnson Of R., and Wilson Of B.,
the question or the motion was put, and the same
Wa ,ejeeted-syes 81, noes GO.
Mr.. Mcdowell, from the Committee Of Roads,
&e. reported, with ann nd,nents, . bill 10 au-
shos'zs The appointment, Of u Principal Engineer.
On motion Of M. Med, the same committee
was discharged from the consideration Of rcsola.
ison proposing tina, the President and Directors oil
the LynchburG and Blue Ridge Turnpike shall cree,
only two gates on their road and receive full ,o al
ihsm in lieu Of half toll ., the four gates now a.
lowed ty the ehsets-. 1.-THE Committee expires.
the belief hat Inc object ofths resou,en is already
provided for by the law.
Mr.. johnson Of Richmond said, that unless tn,
Joint resolution ofihe ,wo Houses (ih., when the,
sdl'urn on the 70 Of the month, they ~onld ad
jsurn sise Iie) should he sese,nded, they mus, ID
jun OF Sa'ufday.-It was now Thursday, and i
Lad teec.ss qu,le ev,len, that the business e vi,
MI be concluded by tn tins Jssgss' %. He there
fese proposed The tsIhwins resolution, which wa
advpted:
Rss.lpst, Dr. tAs 0<~sss, Asssm1is. That ,h
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Classical school.

Z hiiE subscribers have engaged with the Trus.
"a tees o. Union Academy, to teach the ensuing
year at that institution. Union Academy is situa.
ted in the lower end of Amherst county, one mile
and a half above Elk ILLS. The School will com
mence on the lst day of January next and term-
inmate the Isl of December !. one month vacation
will be given during the summer In this School
will be taushl Onhographyl Reading Writing,
Arithmetic, Grammar. Geography With the use Of
Maps and Globes, Bellies Letlres, Ancient and Mo-
dern History, Notaral and Moral Philosophy. Che
nisiry and the French ana Latin Languages.
TERMS
For the English, including Grammar and
Geography SIG 90
The higher branches of the English, French
and Latin s25 90
Board can be had Immediately in tho neiy hbor-
hood OF the Academy at Col. WIN. billiards., Alex
ander Mundy 5, Esq and al other places; on the
most reasonable terms
Those with whom we have not the pleasure OF
an acquaintance we refer TO the trustees, Cos VIM.
and John billiard, John Horsley, Alexander Nun.
dy VIM. c. jordan, Charles M. Christian, Isaac
w. Walker, Micajah Penderon, and WIN. Hors-
ley, Esqrs. JAMES p. PRICE.
THOMAS H. POPE
Dec % u,
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NOTICE.
A.anA for Sale.
Dec. IL

~ virtue OF n desd CT trust, executed by VIM
IL Turner In his life time, 10 me and Henry
Watts, dec. dated the 2Sih day Of April, 1880, aud
duly oil record in The Clerks Office of Amherst
county, and Tor certain purposes therein express
sed, shall ms The surviving trustee NJ said deed
sell AT public auction. to the highest bidder Tor
cash, on the premises on the 18th day OF January
neat. 300 acres OF Lnnd conveyed In said deed
aud 10 be laid of the northern end Of said VIM
Turner's Mansion tact. adjoining The lines Of
Henry Turner's heirs md Jesse Mundy, by n
strait line from side TO side of said tract. believ.
The tile 10 said Land 10 be complete. but acting n.
trustee, will convey such title only i. vested IN
the as nus,ee. JESSE MuNDY.
Surviving Trustee
Dec IL ID.
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HEN RY BROWN, JR.
Nearly opposite the Banks,

NoW opening and receiving large stock OF
- beautiful Goods many OF them bought al
auction IN New York and Philadelphia He plcd.
ges himself to sell at the lowest prices, and invites
those wishing TO purchase 10 call for bargains He
has now on hand
Fine and Snpefhnc Cloths, Cassmeres and Cassi-
nets, OF many shades and colors
Nnpt Cottons, Llnseys, wicd Kcrseys and
Blankets
Silks, Ctays, Circassans and Merino Cloths
Beautiful Shawls, plain and embroidered
Scotch, American and Brussels Carpeling
"A variety Of Linen Goods, very cheap,
English prints, new patterns
Real French embroidered Capes very fine
Embroidered and plain Kid Gloves, Blond ditto
DIX, Cotton and Lambs w DOL Hosiery
French walking Shoes for Ladies
For the useof families small snpnly Of WEST
INDIA PRESERVES AND PICKLES. tose,h.
er with Capers, Olives, Mustard, Almonds, Plums,
ana Candies at reduced prices
The stock indeed is large for The place and embra
eed a great variety of GOODS, all of which will
DC sold on the most reasonable terms Country
Merchants and Pedars may here replcnsh their
stock should they require II,
Nov 81 10
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Mont pelier School.

NflE subscriber having permanently located
j himself one mile from Amherst Cour, house
proposes continuing his School the ensuing year
for the instruction of youth. The local advantages
of the School inferior Ia none in the county
il regards health aud retirement. The term, 10
consist Of ten month";, viii commence the first Mon
day N January, and end the Gfs Monday in De-
eonter following, sacating the month of August
No pupil will be adniited for shorter period than
from the Tins Of entrance 10 the eLd Of the term.
tic proml5es 10 use every cxertion 10 promote
the advancement, of those entrusted 10 his che &c
and believes from his experience. he vii be enabled
10 give entire satisfaction. To Hose who lave
patsonised him for the las, ten years, he feels par.
tieularly grateful, and hopes 10 receive coniin.
vance of their favors There viii he two public ox.
aminatons one ~ June, tho oih,r IN December
Tuition fees, due semi annually, will be for Or.
biography, Reading, Writing & A,ithma,ic Si2-
for English Grammar, Geography, with the USE
OF the Maps and Globes, History, Rhetoric, As
tronomy, Natural Philosophy aud Ma hsm tics
Sl6--for the Latin Language, SIS.
p S.-He will receive several boarder, int his
family, on moderate terms.
Howell l. BROWN.
Pee, IL wifi
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DURSUANT TO decree of the County con..
OF Bedford, pronounced at the Nov, Con-.
1884, on suit then therein depending. batvo,,
William c. Menus, an infant, by &c plalnl(r 5na
t''nees Cao"'ll Menn's, def; the undersigned
the Commissioner IN sad decree named vii :,
the Goth day of the present month at the town =,
Liberty, N The county of Bedford, proceed 10 SILL
by way OF public anct on, to the hshesl bidder liz
tract of Land and Lot Ia said decree mpn,,nnsd
-Ihe lract ofland lies about miles from Iite,,,,
ana adJons the lands Of William Lehwub, lB. III
William Hudnall and olhers-conlalns u,,Yo,,ls -,
500 acres, is well improved, lies well, and NAV h.
sad 10 be COOL tract. The lot is a vacant In
lying IN the town of Lbery.-I'hc sale will ak
place IN front ol the Cour house-Tbe inns usf
he Tor The loi, IL months credit, and for the Ind
one, two IND three yearo the purchaser, eiynp
bond with approved security, and deed of trust
upon The premises, 10 secure the purchase n,ene,
WILLIAM c. LEFTWlCH. Com
Jan. 5 ii.
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WoOAbOurne school,

~ ILL again be open for the reception Of
" boarders and Day Scholars, on the LIST
Mond in January next. The terms in all res
poets similar TO those of the present year. VIZ :,
For Boarding per session, OF % weeks, $50 where
the boarder continues the whole week and has his
washing done with US. Where the boarder con.
tnues with us only the FIVE teaching DAYS OF
the week, and has his washing done at home s25
per session. For Tuition in the Languages o,
Mathematics, Sl5 per session. In the English
Branches, $40 per session, payable in all cases n,
the expiration of the session. The boardef furnish
cs his own ancs Every scholar. whether
boarder or day scholar, will be charged from the
time OF entrance TIL the expiration of The session
and no deduction madc for lost time, bu, q, the on.
ton oil the subscriber; no scholar over l6 yoar, Of
age, will be received, but upon satisfactory a,su
rance OF correct department, doc,y and obedience
he subscriber can accommodate 10 boardcrs, and
ne many day scholars, which will be the limit
his School, exclusive of his own children
SAM. +. MILLER
Phtsylysnin, Dec. Is Wv
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Elizabeth Mari, widow and rclict of Mar James
ED Alexander ID. Mari, John james Mo, gan.
Robert Shelton and Matilda his wife, William
Still and Elizabeth his wife, John Mar, Mary
l. Mari, Thomas Wainwright and Sarah his
wife, Ambrose K. Mar, Ambrose Marr and
Caroline his wife, Francis r. Mari, the last and
infant under the age of twenty-one years, who
sues by her next f,iend, Elizabeth Mar.
rJtAKE NOTICE that shall, on the 26th d,v
- of January next, at the house of John Tayloe
IN The county OF Amherst near the Toll Bridge
proceed 10 take the dispositions of Benjamin Nor
veil and others; and on the eth day of the same
month, at the Washington Hotel in the town of
Lynchburg, proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS of DR..
u "A Hose and others and # from any cause the
above derosons should not be taken or completed
ON the above days, they will be taken on the 2Sh
and " h OF the same month at the same Place And
on The 4th day of February next al the Eagle Tia.
vern, IN The CITY OF Richmond, Va proceed 10 TAX,
the dispositions of Col, John w Holt and others
and II IN case they should not be token on the al h
es named, they will be taken the 9Th of the same
month, and at The same place. And on the 18th dav
ot February, at the Bell Tavern in Liberty. Bed
lord county, shall proceed 10 take tie dispositions
OF John .. Letwch and others which if MOI com
pleted on that day, will be continued on the 18th
and l7th OF the cnme month, ut ihesame place
which SAID dispositions, " hen taken, are intended
to be read us evidence the trial of suit now de-
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for The county of Bedford Va in which
SAID sun. you are plaintiffs, and myself and others
defendants. ANTHONY RUCKER
Executor of Ambrose Ruckce, decd
Dec % "a,
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Dec. |

DuRSUANT to the provisions of a deed Of
trust executed 10 me, by Hugh Montgnmerie
ana Ann j. his wife, bearing date on the 3lst of
May, 1854, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
oil the County Court of Campbell, and for the pur
poses IN SAID deed mentioned shall, on the OH dav
OF January next on the premises proceed to sell by
why OF public auction to the highest bidder, tract
OF Land, situate in the county of Campbell, ON both
sides OF the mountain fork of Fishing Creek, con-
tanning 93 acres, FOODS and 80 % poles Thus
,raet oil Land lies contiguous 10 the town of Lynch
W, oe"s distant not more than two miles, and
wen worthy the attention of those disposed to
purchase handsome lilde Farm near the town.
acting as trustee, shall convey 10 the purchaser
sucn .llie only as is vested in me by the deed aorc
sa,d. mat title however ii is believed is unoues,ion
oe'-lhe terms will be liberal, and particularly
mace known on the day Of sale J. WILLS.
Dec. Is -
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VIE subscriber, living III Lynchburg W lshes to
IL dispose Of for the coming season, hs ho,sc
Carlisc-wooid stand him on shnrcs md would h'
glad to receive propositions by mail or otherwise
Carlisle Is grandson Of The calculated old D %
mede, and truly a fine horse; was injured in train.
ing, but gained great credit by his speed and bot.
tom.-dis owner has every confidence in him us
q stock horse, and believes that he would do we'll
IN Western Virginia. Kentucky, Ohio or in the
ocuth.-Ihe subscriber wishes TO sell Mnrcskino !,
promising horse, three years old, by Shakespeare
HENRY BROWN, If.
Dee 10
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New Dry Goods.
1uyHE subscriber has just opened at ms store,

HyHE subscriber has just opened at ms store,
Il large and fashionable assortment Of Dry Goods,
of superior quality. Among them are
Green, brown, purple, einnamon anu eo' ~ 'e
Swiss Silks
Cord Gro dc Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured oiiks
Sd aud "a French and English Mernos
g. and Sd black and cord Clrcassians
LADIES' red and elaek MerIno ohaws
Ladies Merlno ant fhbet Hdkts.
Barge, Gauze and other Fancy tldkfs
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do do do Chlmazets
Whe aad eoIore1 Satins
White and cold Italian Cropes
Forences
Lace, Lace EJging and lnsertngs
Boblnet and Greclan Outings
Cambria Edglngs, Worsied Edsings
Ladies and Gents Gloves
Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain block and white Silk Hose
Worsled and Cotton Hosiery
Tinse Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
A general assortment Calicos
Green, white and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A sup. lot blue, black and fancy col'd Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Casslmeres and Satlnetts
Red, white and green tlannels
Plads and Bombazeits
Llnscys kerseys and other coarse Goods for Ne
groes
Bed fickings, Apron and Counterpart Checks
"a and 81 brown and bleachcd Shirings and
Sheelings
Damask Dioner and Table Cloths
Fo'lanet, Swansdown and other Vestings
Rose, Whitney, London Dufcl and Point Ba
The above,a and a variety of others suitable 10 the
season, daily expected which recommend 10 the
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will please
call aud examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE,
Oct 10 Ia
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GRW ST. SALE.

'n'ue Oh deed CT trust, executed TO the
- subscribers by William Harrison. decd of
date the 3lst day OF March, 1882, and duly recor.
ded IN The County Court o: Campbell county, they
or one OF them, (accordng TO the provisions of the
oeed) VIII proceed to SELL Wy way of public ane
Ton, on the premises, that valuable tract of land
called SPRlNGW GOD, near the town of I,vncb.
burg, ON which Seth Ward now resides, on Friday
'le 23fd day OF January, 1885 The tile is bel,cv
cd TO be unqnesionable, but acting as Trustees
. he subscribers will convey only such as is vested
IN them by the deed aforesaid
Terms made known at the sale.
M II. GARLAND.
W. w. NORVELL,
Trustees.
$3.50
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TR JUST SALE.

tuesday the 2Oth day of January. 1885, at
~ the Bufialoe Springs, in Amherst county
mere VIII be Sold at public auction for cash, all Of
john l. Hunts interest in the real estate of Benia
mn oandidse, decd. IT being one seventh part OF
SAID estate. The sale will be made il, pursuance
OF trust deed executed to the undersigned Tor a.
VI H. Gafand) by the said John 4. Hun, and his
late w'ie Mahala, about six years ego, and of re.
eoio IN the Clerks office of the County Court of
Amherst Such title as is vested by The deed afote.
SAID will be made, and none other.
Jan.I ,ss
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Great bargains Tor Gas,

w DC hed al the New Store of E. B. Fsrr'
Clam. IN me and soPs'h"e blue, black and eoa,
Napt Co'tons, Merino Cloths and Clrcal '''fRets,
cured fhlbe, Cloths, very handsome ', a1, h
onoazet's Ca'cos, Cambrlcs Musns r Suns
and common black and coored Silks, SIX w vppe'0f
and Cotton Hose, Domestic Goods of all " t',
s"o al al 1, of w pfy Good. Groceries Shoes ss
than they have ever been offered in his 'o"er
Purchasers are respectfully requested In ran
examine for themselves. Persons wisb3.a .@' aoe
to sell again can do SO to grea, advannees ''y
determined to sell out his stock of Goods on hand
aud every inducemen, in the way of el..' '''oi
will be held out TO purchasers. Two or ,tts1t
OF very nice Castings, very cheap '0's
u L B. ESTES
u He Is daily expecting to receive Soma 6
and extra foe black Bombazlne, Diapers. sna a.s
hne Cnsneus, Ribbons, and other des rabe C.al'.
winch will be sold very cheap E.BF
Dec. % L.
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Dec %

o homas eprasns, Armlslead Ba,ksual,, W III.
L. barksdaie, Allen Gothrey, C. II. Hunt, Tho
mos l. Sprag'ns, Mclch,zldsck Spragins, Eli
sha Bafksdale and Rcbecca his wife, Elizabeth
II Spragns, Sarah l.. Smith and Siilh b Spra-
gins.
Wake NOTICE, that on the 2lst January
1883, al the office of Calvin Tate, in the city
OF New Orleans, aud State of louisiana shall
proceed 10 take the dispositions of said Tate, and
others, 10 be read ns evidence in a SUIT now Deepen
ding and undetermined in the Superior Court of
La" and Chancery for the county of Halifax, in
which you are defendants and J. as administrator
OF The unldmnistcred goods and chattels of Elijah
Hunt, decd am plaintiff. JAMES BRUCE.
Dec. D. 4v
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DE LA MONTERAT,S
AAAi0N SNeciGc

"HlS valuable Medicine is highly recommen.
IL ded to the public, as being safe and efrec,ual
cure Of Coughs, Colds, Consump,ions, and dsens.
e. OF Breast and Lungs &c A direction and
ertiieaes will accompany each bottle of Specific,
have also received and for sale, supplv of
If. Chapman's ANTl-DYSPEPTIC Pills
lhese Pills are extensively known, as being IN cf
Ieeloa remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia or Indi-
gestion.-Frice SO Cents
For saleby Howell DAVIES,
d. r. LYMAN, As"'
Dec % IN,
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NOTICE..
Dec. | |

Nv I'LL be sold. Tor cash, N pursuance To a
w decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery Tor the county oil Amherst. n
tract oil Land. containing by survey Gtiy-sI
and bali acres, adjoining The lands Of Richard
harrison hnd others, IN the county Of Am-
her.', o" the 10Th day Of Jinua,y, 1895. which
sa'h decree Is IN the name OF Richard Harrison
fllni and Elizabeth M Bride, widow. aud Jane.
tnzabeih, sally, Peggy and John Mcbride. infant
ohdten mud h1lf' Of John Mcbride. DECD, De-
'e"""ns. w. DAVIES, ID. S.
Tor Edmund Winston Sniff
Decd I'd
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TIME comm.s..al,A Of Virginia to the Sheriff

TIME Commonwealth OF Virginia TO the Sheriff
Il OF Halifax county, Greeting :--"nefess
w smson Price heretofore exhibited in our coun-
., coud of HALIFAX, his bill Of complain, aga'ns
James Booker. ~hrreopoa s"ndry proeeen'ngs
have been bad, ~ appears from the records Of Inc
.aid court, bai before inai decree could be pro-
noanesd ~ The cause. the said VIM. Price aud
jams Booker departed this life, and James Bruce,
laie Sheriff OF Haldar, and administrator OF The
sad Williamson Price and Susanna Price by lease
~ the court, have filed their bill Of resiew, praying
hat the original suit my be revived IN tbrir
nam-s against on.spna Booker, Daniel =. Book
IT, Joel Lee aud Ffaaces his wife, Barneu b.
Noofe aud LYDIA his wife, Nicholas Booker, Su.
san Booker, Fsyeue Booker, III mas Booker
and Samuel Booker, the aiiow and children Of The
.aid James Booker, dec. And beng willing
that what Is right and just should be done, there
tore we command you, AS b. fore yon have heen
commanded, thai you make known, according 10
la -, 10 the SAID susanna Bo ,ker Daniel =. Book.
er, Joel Lee aud Frances his wife, Barnett b.
Moore aud Lydia his wife, Nicholas Booker. Susan
1oksr. Fayete Booker. Thomas Booker and
Samuel Il ,okrr, that they be before the Justifes
al our sad court, at The Court house, the An
Monday IN March neIi, 10 shew csuse, II any thing
they have for themselye. or know 10 say why ihe
all sui should not be proceeded in 10 final decree
sg ,n.i tbem and br IN all things IN the same pgh
mi condition, As II WAS AT I've Time Of The decease
OF The sad Price aud Booker and further TO do
aud receive What our sad court shall in that part
enusld - nd have then there Ibis writ. VII.
ness, YIN. Holt, Cierk OF pur SAID court, this Isl
lay Of December. 1884, aud in the 59lh year oil
the Commonwealth. WM. HOLT.
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