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IIon0red be young Tennessee,
Who SCOTS AT all dictaiion
The White Oak Tree viii keep US free,

ne W nlle YAK 1 rec VIII keep US tree,
grco, and prosperous nation.
Ry Samuel ID, Mitchell Jadre White: Nav
his Il e be long as j, has been honorable 10 him
sell aud beneficial 10 his country
By Thomas g. G. Davis. Tie Hon. HENRI A.
Htse-the bold and fearless defender Of the rights
Of the People may he continue 10 expose the in
tn.ues Of the Party--ihe People will sustain him.
BY James Soylgr Tie Public Lands they
'igtluliy belong 10 all the States: may their pro-
cee3s neither be squaudered in useless or worse
than useless projects. nor be suffered 10 become
the prey OF corrupt and greedy SPECTATORS.
BY G. u. RoSston. Tie Hoa, Ro5crt Y Hdyne
the uriter Of the Soulh and the West may
their union be perpeluatcd, and may they join il
r.lcetng the nominee OF the Baltimore liumbug
and supporting their own fellow citizen aud our
distinguished guest.
By Samuel P. Chester TsHne.see--msy she
still retain that free and independent spirit which
has ever Characterised her as State, aud never
permit the vile, deccitluI and corrupted followers
Of Van Baren 10 take from her the liberty Of choos
ing her own rulers.
By MISSY Tanner, Judge H1ib-a bright
star of the first magnitude in the political lirma.
1nent may he he cur mex, President.
D. James T. Rohn.on. Tie sofsst depository
Of national ,rralfh--,he pockets Of the people.
By. NJ. Stephenson Beware OF the man who
!, unwiIlius 10 trps, ib,. n,ooIe ,ri,b ~, r. orn
money,
Bs r. T, Slcketi. Mental T75sprnd,rc--,ha
: bnl naa,e. and free soysrnr,rn, br, r.i,o;.
able bvribug-,hei.ol,s i,,.,f. sad ,na sco,r md
contemp, Q. homes, men.
By Lady. Nav the Willie Palmer vsr, i,
,,inmnb cyer Tntrirue Corrnlfi,, md YIN pn'
rc,i.m
By J,bn 6 Ki,g. T.s, &, rr,r,--,bo r,o,,
sacred hoon Thai Lsionos Ia. -, ;,r,,
he t-smrerca c,,be, h, uoaItb >, ,l,. n,J,,n,,ra
C,nyention
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i,~,gp Inc in .tc : ,te ,ba r.s,,., 't,,
she shous N u.,-b ! Wbi,o r,r,,ss -, ,Lo
III s4herss ~ R,S,,hlic,, ,t,,a;.,r..
S,,,i,brs 49,, u.5!t, h...,,u.
po,r;,,, A.. $50. ~ h,,1,rl.
r,,,aa,t ~. o,r ,r,i..1 Psr,J.. ,,saf ,,,Irio,
sronse ,5.n and st,crLs N ,s,s,,,,1s - ,r
to,te,< II i,s has,,
Hs Isr5on = II,r,o, W., I5,rb 1;la,
,stass nolihrol py,o.ils, are rs i,s n7ps n,,r, bad
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I.,,,o If tho ,n,c,,,,r ,.o,io
RvN Tbomnson Itjas ~;y5;,.- of
Tho ,,os, ,.;,oro,,s mind srd ,n, - ,lo -, ~,
G,;,,,ns ia ,bo r 8" Nsr ,bo ,,yt 80 o
:. 10 so,,s frc, L,rh r,io5,g 80 Loo,,, o,l,a
bic. faithful 10 the Constitution-one Of your JET.
observation-disclosures man, il we can ge, him,
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Tsgo and "a halfccnfs Re,rayd.
EECsse and Net for SAFE.

IA fhSHE subscriber, wishing 10
r..: "A remove To the South West,
Iiij.ssfs offers for safe his House and Lot
g. -" in the Town of Charlotte, on
Church 81. The house is large, of good
materials, built by good workman, and the
most convenient in the town ii has all nc
cessary oct buildings attached TO it, togelh-
er with good Garden and well. will
also sell so much ofmy household furniture
as shall not need, few pieces Of new
cabinet work of FIRST quality, and 10 or 10
sets Of new betseads, all Of which NAV be-
seen, and terms known by calling on the SUBJ
scriber al his residence.
July c, 1896. 30bf
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Rife Gsfl,S.

A FRESH supply o Gardner's Guns just
IN received aud for Sale by
SMITH, WILLIAMS s. BOYD.
august IS, 1886.
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Agent.--Major r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
Agent for the Journal, and is authorized 10 receive
money and give receipts in my name. IT,. II.
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" AshlAGToN. July Sth, 1886.
CrN-tTsrS 1--we received ~ tth great scnsi.
biliiy ou' invitation TO psI,1ko Of pubic dinner
al J1ucsbaro'
W hi,r ley no claim to any services culifi.ng
nc TO sps al attention from ms constituents tet
| i,cla proud consciousness that merit batter
Treatment than ! am receiving from suall rot.
isou Of item.
30 long as tho msss oi the ci'iscrs of Tonnes
So, retain That intelligence and Independence Tor
which they are distinguished. no one at It's public
agents Ought 70 hesitate "a his course Let han
remain 3; 'hc Efi9u assigned him and do moth
IrE. &C. Which hf iacl- lie ganrul assign "a guat
reason, aH1 it reed nt,yr ag>psir. Perfection is
~ ,Nptc't.. Il be trfs. las constituents huov
iaiy 90 excuse. When tlaht, hs mas safely cal
ou'aic 900 N.al suHaatt which trgemen alone know
baw io give. hdpr u roach Jarceh borough about
lhc 2Ati ~ 2l-; instant, and ni.h pleasure accept
your Invitation ioT 22H1.
Accept my grateful acknowledgements 'ar Tire
isvrrstlr sentiments entertained towards me, and
teHcsg that am, most respectfully, your ohedIsut
servant. ut. l.. WHITE.
M,srr. JaHs 6. EssoS, aad others.
The following letter w,s received by the Pres-
dent from the EIoa. 5. ND. Moore, late a mem.
bcr ot Congress from Virginia who, being in town
a icw days before was invited to attend
lanesbarougb July l1th, 1886.
GEvrLrgrS: | sincerely regret that the Heecs.
lily Am under OF returning immediately 10 Ntr-
gina, 81 rni II ogt Of INV power to accept your
polite invitation TO attend public dinner which
"the ci'lscns of Washington county have tcnderod
to Judge White, testimony OF their respect
and esteem for hts long and taI,hinl public service"
The unbouEht expression of your appreciation,
viii afford your Distinguished and patriotic fellow
ciurcn pure and aualluytd sats action OF which,
his enemies can never deprive hin, and which is
the highest reward a faithful public scrvsn, can
enjoy and | regret that canuot be with you on
o., pa instant, to bear testimony 10 the high
umatiou IN which he is held beyond the State
which he b4s so long, so nobly, aud so faithfully
served
Do me The favor 20 offer the annexed sentiment
to the company who will attend the dinner, at
which YOU hsyo done me tho honor TO request
my presence, and scccp, assurances Of the high
respect, with which | am
Your very obi setv't
$ Med. MOORE,
MosSrs, Thomas Emmerson, and others.
HrGu l., WHrTt: Ills unbending integrity, pure
Republican principles, md unwavering devotion
10 the best interests OF his country, entio him 10
Al. u,.t,tul, aud ennnnrl oT n uenprous mud Frge
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makes every true Republican rejoice MAY he
long live as the champion of American Liberty
and American Independence.
By Guest The State Of Tennessee and Gen
Jackson The tenth legion has mutpied in favor OF
the rights of the Senate and The preservation of Re-
publican Government Can Cesar quel this meet
ing By word We think not. But, nous usrrons.
Sent by Thomas A. r. Nelson Esq, an invited
Guest. Hon. Hugh l.. White A long life spent
IN the public service, an uusullied and enviibe
character, and virtues OF the highest ORDER give
The lie TO the foul charges of party parasites and
enlite him to the highest honor in a nations gin
The people will express their own will, regardless
of dictalion
BY VIM. G. Brownlow. Van Buren,: Touch
not, taste not, handle not the unclean thing; Tor
little Martin, like Simon Of old bewitches the peo.
pie with sorcery.
BY George West r. W Johnson Opposed to
White in every sense Of the word--opposed to
Judge White as u candidate for the Presidency,
and 10 the White fair ser, which is evident from his
having united himselfto Miss 'PHLIssE FLATNosE.'
BY D. Wendell Garter. Judge Waite: The slur
dy oak, under whose wide spreading boughs the
American People ai take shelter with entire con.
fdence that he will ward off the approaching storm
OF Whitncy-ism, Bentonlsm Johnsonism and Van
Barn ism
By o. Bradley. TIE Hon. JOHN Bell, Bali. Peu.
ton, and Henry A Wise: Their boIdncss, self &c.
voton, and unlring struggles during the last ses.
sion Of Congress, 10 arrest the downward career
OF corruption, entitle them to lilo confidence OF
the present age and the gratitude OF posteriiy.
BIZ Geo w. West. Hon Thomas H. Benton and
X. " ihitn,y. Tutored in the same school with
John A. Mnrrel.
By A. Wall. HIGH Lqt-son White: A veteran
soldier IN the service Of the People Of Tennessee
may be be rewarded vi it'll seat in the Presi.
Dental Chair
By O. G. T. Martin Ian Burer-eve-v mans
man; no mans man: may YOU after the 4th OF
March, 1887 retire into the shade Of political De.
graduation
By Armstead Wall Mgrtin Tan Buren, relies
for success upon the preference Of An9rsc Jqeison
will the psople accept the wishes OF any man
for son.
By Wilton Atkinson.
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TERMS:

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Three Dollars, il not paid until the end of the
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An Apprentice

Two the Printing Business, will be taken
= at This Office, ii'appication be made
early. A boy from the country preferred.
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WELD BEASTS & BIRDS,

that has ever been exhibited in the United
States, will be offered for public inspection
at Charlotte. ON
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Your very obi sery''.
$. Med. MOORE,

Mossrs, Thomas Emmorson, and others.
Hcou l.. WHTE: Ills unbending integrity, pure
Republican principles, md unwaverinC devotion
10 the bc. interests OF his country, entte him 10
the gratitude and supper, Of generous and free
pcople.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
Rsc.asREssO.g"S NsgE,G

Wis pheasant retreat IS now open for the re-
l. ception OF visitors. The season commenced
the lst OF May, and will expire on the last of De-
Der. Price for families over five, 50; under five.
81; single individuals, so cts. per season: tram
sent visitors, 81 cts.
us waters were some years ago analvzed by
Dr' ~. Cabell and other physicians and the re-
sun 0, ''er experiment was that they are strong
c"a,Noea'e' slightly Impreenated with alum and
perhaps coppcras. Mr.. r. has added consdrfa-
hly TO the accommodations ofthe place. Its conv,-
nlent distance from town renders il an aornrahlo
evening or morning walk, and its GOODNESS plea
SAINT resor, for a short interval
The Shomer Bath is also in neat order price
per season -, or l2l cts for single Bath.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
May f.
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Lynchburg aud Tennessee Rail Road.

I'iif. commissioners appointed FOR that purpose,
by an act of the last Legislature, passed ON the
io'h OF March, 1886 will open books OF subscription
lorstok IN the lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road
Company, on the LIST day Of June next in the town
Of Lynchbmg.
Books OF subsc option will also be opened on the
same day, by the Commissioners named in the ACT
at the following places City ofRehmond; Liberty,
Bedford Salem Botetout :Chrisiansburr Noutuo
merry Wythe Court House Marion. Smvih county.
Abingdon, Washington county, Lebanon, Russell
county !; and at Estillve. Scotr county
The books will be kept open at each place. thirty
days.
GA copy of the Charter will be sent to each Of
the Commissioners, directed to the place where tho
books TO be opened.
JOHN EARLY, Chairman.
C The Richmond Wing, Enquirer and Comb
ter, Lynchburs Democrat, Fmcase Democrat
Wythe Mountaneer, aud abingdon Statesman will
please publish til. aboye5 weeks
Apr IL III
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IFVNST
John W kelly lnl John " llls. d
KOhaccn n4nnnil for Sale.

DARI Of the Fort Lewis tract, living in the
L county oi Montgomery, on the north side OF
the Main Western Road, its boundary ON ono side
for near mill. The tract contains about $40
acres, none of which is cleared, a large portion
OF which is very fine Tobacco Land, and as a sit
uation for Tavern House, there are scarcely any
ITS superior, being remarkably noted situation
and conveniently Watercd To any person Iii,
posed 10 buy, would sell part of my own tract
on which live, having cleared Land and some
inferior improvements The above trsct of $40
acres, " i'll be sold in the town of Salem, Borc-
tourt, on the 3D. day of june to the highest bidder
Tor one third cash,th balance in two equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bonds, with ap.
proved security, to carry interest from the date,
not punctualIy paid.
EDMUND p. WHITE, Er'oy.
~ SamI lthte, Disc.
MAY : ids
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A r.. eireslt superior court of law and eb,pce-
y ~, continued by adjournment, and h'id Tor
thu county OF Amherst, at the court house, Oh Gu
DAY. the I'd day of September, 1879.
Isaac Rncker and Ambrose Rucker, fialh'iis,
against.
Richard II. Bnrk., William Shelton, Richard
BurkS, William Ware, Archibald Robertson, ad-
mini,traor of Isaac Tinslcy. decd, Fleming Coli
man, Robert Tmslcy and Alexander linsley and
William r. Roanc Defendants,
IN CuANcERY.
The 81 ire facias heretofore awarded 10 revive tins
cause, against Thomas 4. llolcombc, admlnistra-
tor OF " iillam Il. Roane, decd, and Fayette II.
Noryell and Mary his wife, William ). Claiborne
and Cornea his wife, by her guardian the sad
William s., specially assigned 10 defend her IN
this suit aud James Roane, Robert Roane,
Vrginil Ro,nc, and Sarah Roanr, by 10
bert Tinsley their guardian, specially assign
ed 10 defend them ia tins suit the heirs at law
Of the said William r. toane. decd, being re-
turned executed the court doth order that tins suit
stand revived, and be hereafter conducted IN the
names of the administrator and heirs at law aiorc-
said, Of the said William Il. Roane, deed. And
the court doth ordcr that of lis commissioners
do take an account Of the rents and profits OF the
Tract of Land, in the proceedings mentioned, and
report the same to the court, with any matters spe-
cally stated, thought pertinent by himself, or re-
qurcd by the parties to be stated.
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Desirable Gituatiou for physician,
I'nR 81; D.

uNilE subscriber having determined To move 10
the West, offers for sale, his IlOt Sf.S and
LOTS, in the Village of LovinCSton, tic scat of
justice Tor Nelson county, surrounded by lially
intelligent, respectable and wealthy population.
There are two hall acfe lets OF Land attached the
larger portion oi which has been converted into a
very pretty and productive Failing Garden. The
improvement ' consist ot ncat comfortable and
| convenient tVo-sluu BRICk DIV ELLING
not Sc, new Office, a Meat, Corn and Car
rage House, with good Stable \ situation So
desirable thls Is rarely TO be found in market !;
and the subscriber believes ht hazards nothing in
asserting, that there are IL" situations in Virginia.
that offer m1nN inducements to a Physician
lie has orthc last l. Years had u continue 10 emo,
nagrcCabIr and extensive practice here. liz deems
II useless 10 say more III tins advertisement, rs it is
presumed tlat gentlemen wishing to avail them
selves Of the present favorable opportunity, to Sc
cure a good situation, will see and examine for
themselves. For farther particulars, enquire OF
| Capt PHrro Edmunds, of the firm of llolcombe,
Burton n EdmnHds, Of Richmond or of the sub
scrbcr, living on the premises.
ARTHUR HOPKINS.
April II sot
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htEP. constantly for hire fine Carriaoe
= ana good hetses, which can be obtained at any
',me at a short notice. can confidently assure
'he Puphc mat the horses are PERFECTLY GENTLE
ana tl'c driver has experience and is extremely
e"rr"' JOSEPH D ENANS.
Mayo ).
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THE LxNoKnURo RAcns.

ffNilE Lynchhurg Races will commence on Iues-
4 day, the 18th OF NV. aud continue four days.
First DTy.--a siake lef colts aud FLIES, J Year,
old. | mile aud repeat-Slo0 entrance, forfeit $50.
To name aud close 18th April.
Second D1y.-proprietor's Purse, $500 two mile
heats entrance el5.
Third Day.-Joekcy Club Purse, $3.50, three mil,
heats, entrance 80.
Fourth Udy.-Proprietor's Purse. 1908 Two mile
heats. entrance SD. \ Colt Stake, the same DAY.
for 3 year old colts aud hles. | mile aud repeat,
trance 80, half forfeit 10 name anil close 10TH Of
April To each OF tho colt stakes there three
subscribers.
The money Tor each day. race Will be paid 'he
winner, after dcducing the usual discount. The
Proprietor can accommodate 30 or 10 race hor.e..
with good stables. aud straw, gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Proprietor.
March 81 ntdf
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One Hundred 1'bOsssy,ssl Dollars
WANTED ON LOAN

b lRSl Ant TO the provisions Of the annex ed
Ordinance. the undersigned Commssio nrrs,
will receive seated proposals for the Whole or an,
part of the loan thereby authorised until the 18th
day of June next which dag alt he proposal, re-
cened will be opened at the office of Discount and
Deposit Of the Bank Of Virginia, at Lyncbburg, aud
acted upon directed By the 18th section of said Or
dinance The loan will be required in three equal
ANIMAL ibsialnenis-the first in November SO :;
the second IN November, 1877; the third in No
vember, ls3s. ID. q. MtRREiI..
NJ. IL. GARLAND,
JOHN liOIJINS,
JOHN NJ. OTEN,
:. II. DAVIS,
FOKTuNATTS sYDNOR
JOHN G. MEEM
JOHN W. WARWICK
JOHN EARLY.
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d. ROBES, Cle'f'
CoMaIIssIoNER's OFFICE, !

CoNMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Liberty, February u, 1896.
The parties in this case, will take notice, that
have appointed Thursday, the Goth day OF May
next, to commence the execution of the tor'so-
ing decree, on which day, at the hour OF ~ o.
clock a. NJ, they are requested to attend at my
oi1ce, IN this town, with their evidence, prepared
for examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON, Conn.,
April p w4w
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AGAINS L

james Tankcr-ly, administrator of Richard
Iankersly, Decd, and in his own right Mary
Iankersy, widow of Richard Tankersy; Reu-
ben TankersIy, the representative of Samuel
Ianl>ersy, dcc'd when one Is appointed Obs
dlah Iankcrslv, the representative of Richard
IankersIy y, when one is appointed Edmund
Fankersl Y, Rowland TanIlersly, James Tankers
ly administrator of William Tankcrsv, decd
the representative of Joseph Tankcrslv, decd.
when one is appointed W illiam Crank, John
{. NOEL, and \. \. Thomson Dctts.
On the motion of the defendants, James Tan
kcrsl and William Crank, by counsel, to dis
solve the Injunction awarded the plaintiff in this
cause on the l9lh day of March, 1881 the court,
on consideration the papers formerly read and
the report of Commissioner Wharton made IN
pursuance of the order of the 2Sh of June,
1872 and after hearing counsel in opposition
thereto, doth rc-Commit tie report aforesaid to
the Commissioner who made it, with instructions
To reform the same according to the testimony
OF the case as 1t now exists, or as the plalntlli'
may exhibit it, after notice for taking the accounts
and the SAID Commissioner is directed 10 make
statement, showing the result, If the two negro
glrls namcd IN the proceedings were first credited
10 the bond which was given for their purchase
and 10 make report to the court, with any mat
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent by HIM
self, or required by the parties to be so stated
and leave is reserved to the said defendants to re-
peat their motion to dissolve upon the coming IL
of the said report.
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JOHN THOMPSON, in. Clerk.


Amherst Court House, March %, 1896.
The parties will take notice, that have appoint
ed Wednesday, the lst day oi June next, to COM
mcnce the account in the foregoing order spec-
fen on which day, at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. they requested to attend at my Office,
WITH all necessary papers, prepared for cXamna-
ton, and settlement
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com'r.
April2 w4w
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Jocty Club Purse. 800, mile heats eutranee go.
James River and 1ranawha Company

4 i a meeting OF the President aud Directors oi
y the james River and kauaw Ina Company held
in the City Of Richmond saturday, the 10Th day
Of March, 1876.
II soired, That the Stockholders of the james Ri
yer and hanawha COMPANY other than the STATE be,
and they are hereby required To- pay into the Bank
of Virginia, one Of It's branches the ,um OF SIX
DOLLARS, on each share of stock hc bs them III said
Company, on or before the 18th dly ol NAY next.
by oyder oil the President and Directors
". b. CIilTTENDi.N, Src'Rr.
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" IRGINlA At rule. holden ia the clerks of
fee OF the circuit superior court of law and
chanccry, Ton The town OF lyuchbuIg, the lat da,
OF February, ls}6
Mah Anthony, Plaintiff
igHnSi
John W. Kelly and John " ills, Dclis
The defendant, john w. kcv, not having enter
ed his appearance. and given security, according to
the act OF assembly, and the rules OF tins court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an mIlbltdni al this country IT ~ ofd-fed that the
sand defendant do appear here, ON the Isl ,lay of
the next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff
aud that copy ot thls order be forthwith inserted
ia some newspaper, printed IN the town al Lyme H.
burg, Ton two MONTH, succcse,rlv and posted a, the
front door of the tonrl-hou, ia the sand town,
\ topy-tcStc,
u. ROBES, Clcfk
March II n2m
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a oreut sHpefior court of law All -,
- continued by adjournment. and belI @Aeefy
county OF Amherst. at the courthouse o,, i't the
the 9TH day of September, 1885: ''oniat.
Edward Watson,
against '"i'i
Edmund Winston, sheriff of Amherst co,,,..
as such administrator with tie will anncv,J NJ
bert Garland deed, who was coronry ,r "i Re
county, and as such. administrator of JoL 'Hlhefsi
son, fugitive from justice, and the said u imp
Simpson, nac '.hh /.
Richard :. Ellis and Ricliar, y. Eu,..,
chants and partners, trading under the .lylc , 'ga
y i''''' " '''''""' -. plaintiffs,
Robert tiarland coroner of Amherst cor
a. sueh administrator OF the personal, and trns,. pa
the real estate of John A. Simpson the said eff
Simpson, Bennett A. Crawford Lewis y 'ohh \
William |. Ihurmond, ID. X ID. Ilotmo, ,,n nPsol
/. iallaierro, late coroner of Amherst. nao n.'
IN cHANcERY.
The defendant, John A. Simpson. !, IL
these suits; and the defendants, John 4 "'a Of
Bennet A. Crawford, William l. Tmr,nali Epson.
hafles L. lallaierro, III the latter suit. who aud
oil the country and against whom the nl;, are cut
to have proceeded IN the mode prescr;hoJ pPPeaf
against absent defendants, still iailinp - Ivy ny law
answer on motion OF the plaintiffs 1'i ahd
bills are taken for confessed to those 49, ier
ana thefeupon, these two causes came ON In L 'N
toeether: the hfst upon the bill, answer of 'iiu
Garland the testaor OF the defendant Edmnnd ~
stoni administrator with the will ANNEXED NV ~
said replication thereto, and exhibits and "''ie
ter upon the bill, which is also taken fo, ''' tai
as TO the defendants, Lewis =. Simpson n as,1y
lloflman, upon whom the subpoena, 9,y,,JI =" H.
cause, on the l9lh day of October l-.u ,I n 'nS
day OF July l6}2 appear 10 lave been dnI, , me "a
and who still iali to file their answers alho,L '9
months hive elapsed, as well since the r.t,,, oof
tlp ratt L.. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-09
T''Uy ITTUITUN' IHt
Ist .sa'i OF LAND.
EXECUTORS notice.

a LII persons indebted to the estate of Alrxaude,
Patteson dec, are requested to make paymcnt
without further delay ; and such as have claims
against SAID estate. to present hom in order that
they may be settled. ~. Z. BOCoCk. Er'or.
April 2S e.,