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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-22
W ARLINGTON 4

M oueseribefs beg leave to inform the,r r.
-. ana 'he pnoiic generally, tina, they hay" 'nI'
onlbe frs, " v''%ope property' and will be PREPARED ID
= " N'l d november to accommodate all ,lh'u'
VINO may favour us with a call. Tie hon 'ho'e
furnished with plain and ueat furniture. and o"mos
wants tue bestihat can be procured. on, b1r - VI ser
best oil liquors, and our taAle and ST ~ The
bestthe market affords. III tie
oai senior asgteat eSperince IN tue bus,uess
cF.l peus' ou.se.ses TO use the most iudefatia52JI..
able. NIIJI,n IIW'"oie ~ gree.
JAMES NJ. LANGlIopxp
!. 1.-The subscribers arc prepared n
inodate aud would like to receive , ,a o ICON.
Boarders. IL" tealy
VI. II. !
Lyuchburg, Oct. "a ".l~
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fJ or 10 Valuable Negroes.
FOR

. FOX HIRE.
VIE slaves belonging to the estate of Ambrose
iohi,hson: dec. VIII be hired to the hlghes,
bidder, at the Black Smiths Shon of Ms r g.
dIdgc tnear the Buffaloe Springsj on Tuesday. The
2Eh instant -Four of those Slaves are Men.
Z. DRUMMOND,
Ad@.D B. ". of 4. Toni n.,n. dec.
December 10 ,sh
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y Pursuance of IA decree of the Saprnf
n Court OF Law and Chancery for the coanu.
Bedford, pronounced at the May term, 1876. d
the cas-" OF William Dickinson. asains, lLoa,
Ste" arr. and others =; | shall, on the 3l>t dMi
Decemb"r, 1886, on the premises, proceed To sell,
to the highest hla'irr, for ready money, a CERTAIN
tract OF Land, lying in the county Of Be4ia.
near the Meadows Of Goose Greek, beiUg tt
same tract of Land wl,crcon Thomas Ples
now lives, containing about 200 a,rr.-and It
tn" same lime and place, and upon the same tenn,
sundry Slaves, or such Of them AS ma, be forth.
coming, being the property in SAID decree NH.
toned. WM. SHREWSBURY .Sh,riF
Of Bedtoni COUNT
Nov. 2t II th>
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\ the 10Th OF December, immediately att the
" above sale. IS surviving Executor CIV .un
W ats, aud IN pursuance oil the provisions OF hs y vii.
Will sell 10 the highest bidder, the 'J';s sGy'
t'E EA.%D. "n"hIch the late Mrs. Mary Watts
resided. II contains aboat 1900 acres, and lies On
both SIDES Of Flat Creek, in the county of Camp
bell i Inlies from yuchburg, aud SIX from New
London. Much OF the Land is very valuable. and
contains incNhaustihic bodies of .ilnestone-rhe
buildlnvs are large and cou,cnicnl-The terms will
be one halt of the purchlsr money IN hand, aud the
remainder IA one and two annual payments, AIDE.
quatcly secured.
Possession Will be delivered ON the lt Of Ja.uary.
DN'D WATTS,
Surriging EI'or. Of Um. Udns.
Novembe. "a ,,nD
In consequence Of the indi,po,ition of one OF
ne 'Nt'u'a'N, the above sale Is postponed until th,
second da, OF January. 1887, when i, will COM
nirnce, aud be CONTINUED f ON day To d,y mill
completed. EDWARD ATT
Dccclnhrr Is ri
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NEGROES Hog SALE

Saturday the 3lst day OF December 1896,
~ there will DC cold, AT pubIc auction, at the
Tavern House OF Mrs. Sally Jayioe, IN the coun-
ty Of Amherst, Immediately opposite the town Of
Iyuchburg) between 30 aud 10 valuable SLAVES
committing Of men women. boy. aud s,rls. Among
them is a fest rate carpenter. These siaves AZ. We
~ likely, and sold for no fault whatever.
Teims-T~elye months ctedit-lbe purchasers
giving bonds with approved security.
Tue sale will be made IN pursuance OF a decree of
ilr Circuit Superior Count oi Law and Chancety, Tor
the county 81 Amherst. entered up At the last term,
ia the case "f = Miller ,. I.,s tucaer & al The
title TO the property Is unquestlonable but as com
missioners, we shall sell aud convey such title Only
a. Is vested ia US b, the decree aforefaid.
NOBr. TISSLEY,
Al. II. GARLAND,
Commissioners.
Il IL tho intcrSion Of the commissioned to meet At
the lats residence Of Anthony ltuclei decd. in the
county of Amherst, on Thursday the 2Jth day Of
December, l536, for tho purpose OF making such
a division aud allotmento of the slaves OF said decedent
a. is directed by the decree OF the court aforesaid.
The legatees interested IN the estate, are requested
to meet us on the OCCASION.
3, the terms of the decree aforesaid, the present
administrator Of SAID estate, (Nelson C.ljawson) is
directed 10 deliver up all the sad sldses TO the com
mlssioncrs. Al the end of The present hiflng. He.
aud those hung the slaves for the present year, will
be- pleased TO have them all forthcoming on The 29th
DAY OF said month. At the present residence OF Mrs.
Rebccca ~itucher, Ia Amherst county.
X. lIN5LEY,
NJ. II. GARLAND,
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Il. TIN5LEY,
NJ Ii. GARLAND
Negroes for Hire, n Land &c. for
MINT.

AENT.
AT the same time and place OF the ADORE sale, all
the negroes belonging 10 the estate Of Christopher
lsbell, decd. will be hired for the ensuing ycar,at pub
lc auction. Among them are several excellent
Cooprrs, a first rate Blacksmith. two on three Shoe
makers, a Waterman, boys Tor the factory, and seye-
raj Cooks. aud House Servants. II the lands aud
lots belonging to said estate, are 10, privately di5-
posed ofbolute that day. then they will be rented at
pubic auction tor the year 1897.
Bonds with good security Will be required.
The hirels of the negroes for the present year, " II
be 80 good as to have them forthcoming At the titue
aud place above mentioned, The hiring will COM
mencc at II o'clock \. VI.
MAURICE II. GARLAND. idn'r.
'eith The iciH ANNEXED Of Christopher LbeU, decd.
Nov. % ids
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Extremely valuablc store-Ifouse and lot
FOE ~ AlE

VIE subscribers wish IN sell the Store House
u and Lot they now occupy, situated IN the CEN
ire otbusincss. and one OF the most extensive IN
'tn'eni and handsome Stores in this part of the
country, and not Inferior to any in the large cities.
Persons Wishing to buy viii do well to embrace this
opportunity, as such desirable property is not often
IA nllrktt. II 1t is not sold privately before the
i3ih OF December, II will be sold on that day at pub
he auction. Persons wishing to buy privately, will
please make early application.
ESTES Il WHITEHEAD.
Nov. II
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JoS. y
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |

Liberty, Oct. y, $3.50,
The parties in this cause, will take notice tha
nave appointed Wednesday, the llth day oil JAM
airy next, to ommenc The accounts directed pl i
foregoing decree. on which day, at the hour o !
o CLOCK IN the morning, they are requested 10 a'u1
al my ONCE IN this town, with their accounts >
dence, Witnesses, and copies of court papers M'
pared Tor examination aud settlement.
in. A. NIlARluN
Dec. /. w1w
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NG1t.GsOiGS FOR HIRE.

NGt.isOitS FOR HIRE.
WILL be hired, for tho ensuing year, at
w Meriwelhcr's Shop. in the county of Bed.
Ion, ltonl eight niles from Lynchburg, on the
% - OF J'nnlrH next, about twenty-five me-
grnr,, Arlonelng the Estate OF Vernon Mrtc,lf.
det'd.-con>lsllng ol men, women aud bows
Also, several men and women, belonging TO the
Estate Of Thomas Moore, decd.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Ex'or.
Decemher Il ri
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., GIN.
COMMISSIDNLRS' OFFICE, I

December Sd, 1896.
The parlc; interested in the above orders of Court,
are hereby notified, that | have appointed Tuesday.
the lob day of January next, to carry sand orders IN
to effect, on which d ', at tue hour OF ten O'Clock in
the morning, they arc requested to attend at my OF
fee, AT Amherst Court-huuse. with copies of office
papers, then evidence. accounts, &c. prepared for
examination and settlement.
JAMES 7. CARL AND, Com.
Dec. 2 wlw
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Torn EOgs AMI Negroes
FOX SAY,u


IsNiE hcirs and leGatees of the late Col. John
u Wait and Mr. VI. Watt, dcc.-,h order the
more readily to effect a division OF thu estate, VIII
expose 10 sale, At public auction, ON Tuesday. the Sd
day "i January, 1887, III fair, If not, then the next
iair day thefcaitef,) on the premises, the House anl
LOT OF Eronnd ON Lynch Street, in the town of
Lynehburc iofmcris the residence of Col. Watt con
tanning hall an acre Ot Ground, with all the neccssa-
rv out buildings attached. Also, a Lot of Ground
adjoining the above, upon which is erected T'obac.
co Factoiy-and at the same time and place
fJ or III Valuable Negroes,
consisting of four first rate Tobacco Twiste,s and
Przers and several likely Women and Children
they are all as valuable Slaves as any ever offered
tor sale lnthis place being select and family Servants.
he real estate will be sold upon a crcdl, of one and
tw" years. bonds with approved %scctr,t, and a deed
OF trust upon the property, to secure both payments.
Inc slaves VIII be sold upon credit Of IL months
bonds with approved security required.
THE HERE & LEGATEES.
Dec. 10 I'd
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W.. ERAEs,T,
READY MADE CLOTHING sroRr.
~ (BANk SQU4RE,J
r0o D'ors from the Virginia Bank.
WE subscriber informs his friends and tbc n,b.
NJ generally that he keeps constantly on hand,
T. seue."' assortment Of every article in the Dress
pne'-1"d as every article is made in town. the won,
- &c 'o"ha TO be good. His assortment consists,
n'ue' black, and colored Dress and Frock Goats.
I.ee-nlAed and colored Big Coats
tions; "'''P-
Fur aud Seal Caps;
Cioih and Cashmere Pantaloons.
Stocks, Shirts Sbir,aoa S.' -
Drawers Also, '
Will h n'le 5 clothing. &c. &c. &c. All of which.
VIII be>old low for cash. ""'"
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" OTiCE.-Will be hired, at public auction :. ~
= James rankersley's, in Bedford count! h
Saturday the 3lst insl. that being the last day " ~,
year, 1886, the NEGROES belonging TO the sN"'
OF Charles Stewart, deed. N. ". FLOlp u
Admir- ofC. Ste'rdrl &c.
December 10 wv
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AltGlNlA-At rules held III the Clerks ,tnge
v OF tue circuit superior court OF law aud Chan.
cefy, for Bedford county, the 9Th day OF .No,emDa.
1856
John Shrewsbury, plaip,f
against
William Shrewsburyl of clifford William eb,sv,
bury and Rhoda his wife, aud William Dlch,,og.
DcteaGan'aI
In CHANCERY.
The defendant " llllam Dickinson, not having en-.
tered ms appearance and given security. aceordag
TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of tins cuut.
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he "a
not an 'niidbttant OF this Commonwealth. il is order.
Ell that he do appear here on the tilsi da, % the ncr
term and answer the plaintiffs bill, tl,at tins eide.
be III serted III some newspaper published IN Iyucb.
oufg Tor two months successfully, aud posted AT the
front door OF count house of this county on s,nsI
court day \ Copy leste
JOS. WILSON. CY6
Nov. Il Nm
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Classical, English and Mathematical
School.

'as
school,
TIME next session Of tins ,huol will commence
Z on Monday. 2nd OF January next, and tenn.
nate on the 3lst OF the following May, Every pu-
lil viii be considered - engaged from the day q
entrance to the end O. the session unless otherwise
specified.
Tuition fees the ame as heretofore.
The course ot Ib9ttuEuon vii comprehend the
Greek. Lain, French, Spanish, and Alau langus-
ges. Ancient aud Modern History. Ancient aud Mod
.rp Geography .tose,lef Nth all the branches al Eue.
lish Education usual, studied in preparatory schools,
aud Mathematics, I%nrluIip. Althmruc, Algcbsa,
Plane aud Sold Geometry, Lane and : spherical Tn.
~gouoTetry. Comic Sections, with several other ar
plica,ious Of Algchla to Geometry, surveying,
MensuIatiou. and the pfTcr.ntal and Integral Cal
culus. JOHN CARY.
dec % OF
Y 1kGINlA At rules held IN the Clerks OF.
' fee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law any
Chancety, fos the County ri Amherst. Gu Mondad
the 9Th day Of september, 1896.
Francis l.. Dllald, Plaintiff
against
Johu Penn, john billiard and Elifabe,h his wife,
and john Dnlatd tie Younger. john Moor. aud LII
zabeth ms wife. George niIIard, lllian Mitchell and
Lucy his wltc. lals Lucy Diliald. Henry Terry and
Martha his wife, Defendants,
Is CnAxcHRY.
The Defendants john Aloors aud Elizabeth has
wife. George " p..latd aud john billiard, j., not
having enteredth hen appearance and given seouir,
according to the act nt ASSEMBLY, and the rules OF
III. coutt, and 1t appearing ' satisfactory evidence
that they aIe not inhabitants oil lhls country, II isor-
detes that the SAID Detenddnt,d do appear here on the
first DAY OF the neat lpuI tern, aud answer the bill
OF the Plaintiff, and that a cop, OF this order be forth
with inserted IN some nc"sp per published III the
town oil Lynchburg. Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY,
ond posted al the mont DOOR of the courthouse Of
This county. \ tops--T.ste
join THOMPSON, Jr, Clk.
October % WIN
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r c,rcu,, superior ccur It Law and chancery.
"A Continued by adjournment, and he.d LOT hm-
herst county, at the Courthouse, on friuay, Tue
9th day OF september, 1896
William l.. Bnrks. Robert H.. Cray and Samuel
Young, '"
against
s1lnuel Buras. jr. Cnafles NJ. Christian and
James Bepagh, Del -.
In CHAscERY.
The subpoena aw arded IN this cause, on the I'd
day of November, 1885. being returned executed
upon the defendant James Bensgh, aud he stili
failing u file his answer, although four months have
elapsed as well since the return day thereof. as the
filing the plaintiffs bill, and the deleudant samuel
l5ugAs, j. against whom the plaintiffs appeax 20 i'ass
proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law. against
absent deiendants, still failing 10 appear aDh answer:
on motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, the
court doth take the bill as confessed as 10 those de
tendants-And thereupon this cause came on 10 be
beard upon the bill, the answer OF the defendant
Charles " Christian, replication thereto, and ex-
hibits, and was argued by counsel; on consideration
whereof, the Count doth order that James Benagl
do render before Que OF the Commissioners of tins
Court. an account of the trust fund created by the
deed OF the defendant Samuel Burks, jr. 10 the SAID
James Bcnagh as trustee. bearing date the 25th
day oiAugust, 1896, and OF his transactions as trus-
tee, under the SAID deed, which account the SAID
COMMISSIONS is directed to examine, state & settle,
and make report thereof to the Court, together with
accounts between thf parties touching the trust sub
ject, with any matter specially stated, thought pert
uent by himself, or required by The parties TO oe 80
stated. \ copy-reste,
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IL CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
by consent OF the parties, the cour, doth adJudsI
order and decree, that the plaintiff and the deteHda1
John W. Scott, do render an account before M
commissioner OF tins court, of all sums received
ana payments made by them as trustees in the de'ii
oi trust in the bill and proceedings mentioned "a
that the defendants, whose debts are provided |
by said deeds, do render an account olthe same |
the SAID commissioner, who is hereby directed 4
examine, state and settle the said accounts and masi
reportthereot TO this court, with any mater specl |
" stated thought pertinent By himself, OF require,
bylhe parties 10 be so stated.
A Copy-Te,te.
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= n,lAtH prime Bunch Rais,us Just received
Ne, ana ''f SAFE By PAYNE q TURNER.
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Nov. 2.f

AT Il circuit superior court OF as
and chancery, continued and held for BsdCd
county. atthe court house, on Thursday the 9th day
ofDctober, 1886.
William W. Watts, Paudf.
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AlRGlNlA:-A At rules held IN the Cl.r1,s nr
OF the county court OF Bedford, on hopday w..
7th day OF November, 1885: "'
Smltll,on IL. Davis, Bowker Preston and lab. a
Leitwich, late merchants and partners. ,r,Is". y.
," 49,. Pins
Against
Moses Hawkins. James Hawkins, John Haotiu.
s' lelu.
The defendants, Moses Hawkins, James U,ul,.
ana Johh Hawkins, not having entered their annr,,
ahce and gwen security, according TO the act OF
seInbly aud the rules OF thi, Court, and II AIMEE.
by satisfactory evidence that they are moi ,ab,I'a
tants OF this Commonwealth, it IS ordered. that sl
defendants appear here ON the fourth Moud,y m
January next, and answer the bill of the comDai6
ants, and .llat a copy Of tins order be forthwha NJ
serted IN the lynchburg I%irgtnian for two pon,,
successi'e'y, aud posted at the front door OF tue
Courthouse of thls county.
~Copy-reste,
X. c. MITCHELL. C.BC.
Nov. 81 ~ u
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Joseph w. Scott, John w. Scott, Isabella Glenn
Mary ~ ats, Edward Watts, John d MurreII I'd
mnnd Herndon, William Helm, Daniel Brown, lla
~ DAVIS, Temple Gwathney, Achilles NJ. l%layth,a
Joel Rowland, Dsfs
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.5g1ipst
In CYANcERY.

s1lauel Burke. jr. Charles NJ. Christian and
James Bepagh, ps's Is
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