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STOP THE TE1IEY.

- STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
LlYN bell Court-houSc, on tine night of the 18th
inst, a dark bay roam MARr, a little below the
middle NAc, having SC + >iN or rglt inches in
length, ON the left side across the ribs (occaSoucd
by cut about the point reached by the saddl,
skirt; scat OVER one OF her eyes made by cut
ting oil wart no star in the forehead. She is
in good order, has long nam and tail, carries
her head low, and both trots and PAGES, and is
a good deal rubbed on the sides with tn, saddle.
will give a reward Of ten dollars for the return
OF the Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprchen-
s'onoi tue Feon.-Iniormatio by letter from any
one who has seen Mare answering this descrip-
ton, will be GLADLY received
DANIEL MARI.
Feb -
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POLITICAL.


ron .un sIReisiar.
To Mss H. L. Z. Of Lyneheurr, "ginid'
Maiden. in thine hour OF slec'
In Youths nefn OF melody
Nov. ere erief haif caused s'eh
Ere the tear haiti dinim'd Time eye
Let tbs hear. 10 Cod be given
l., Inv VOWS be sealed in heaven
p,sb, the world may round thee shine,
JoyonS every thought OF Times
Cav the flowers that strcs thy way.
s;unav every passing ray,
Ever heres and smiles to bless
Youths sweet hour Of l0relincss.
Blu, the scene. bright will fade
rlowers. tlous l. fan in dust be lad,
Soazs Of ioy Ii short aud briei.
Tears untold t7le Of puei
Loved ones late Sc bli,hc and gay.
Tell ms. maiden. where arc they
Maiden. ihera are homes 81 ills.
There's a scene OF 5lessednssS.
Where no SHADE ot grlci known.
Where no fading flowers re st.own:
sorrow ne or can i'm ITS JOY,
Death 10 treasured gIitdes,scs
Thine ma, be dat home above.
Thine he sefsph's song Of love.
Thine tire veatN pilgrim. rest.
Mansions 18th The saIntod blesi
Earth ne'er gafuor'd Joys 50 rare
As await thee maiden. there
Cansi thou IL dream Of ninth.
Transient ms The things 81 eir,h
Lose Thy heritage IL heaven.
Treasures - tn faithful gscu.
UapDfue<s tsaa sorrow free.
All tbs II y1oeF purchased the J l. 1.
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=,.,5,,t .fl,ff.tof court ot law ane ehaos'
n ,,,,,4,.d h. ,dlourunrut and hetd Tor Tue
-. -, Amherst ~ the courthouse "a hoHu"!'
- ri H.. ~ SrntrmbeT, 81:
Plaintiff,
'-e"''' ' ,;,.t
-. - i,5,r At Amherst county, and
i"ih""a " -. - ,b. vii annexed, OF Ro-
u SUI t.l IL - c.,an.r ot Amherst
oeft '''' ii ,,;,,,.t,aror Of John A. Simp-
county 'l. Co., ,ns,,r. and the sand John 4.
sohr i"s''''' Defendants.
-i'hPs"u' ,.,, \ l,,l..uu ,,,,
RIcfari - 1stfi> '"' u.s. -. al firm,
chants aud partners 'a"'"- "ou,' ~ .pI;n,,os
OF Ellis q LUNAR
rGHd
Robert Garland, CorUner OF AnlherNt co''l'a ''
~ such. administrator OF the personal anu '"9'
the real estate OF John y SIMPSON me saio Jon" y
Simpson, Rennet y 1rt"iofu, ls"is l ~
" am l. Ihnmond u. " u. liei'n'''' ''in "''
+ Taatcfro. late coronrr OF Amherst 'et'''
ISensvctuY
~. 1,,.,,,,,, ,ol., \ Si,np,pn. in the first OF
,,..'.,,,,s. and IN, defendants, John y Simpson.
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SALE OF TOWN I0TS

And sercnty-threc acres Of LAND near Torn,
At 3ucton.
DtRSlN\F to decree of the llustincs
Il Court, pronounced at December terra, 1888.
IN the case of Duval rs Duval ct al: the underspn-
ed, therein appontcda commissioner for the pur-
pose~il proceed TO sell, by way ofpublic auction.
TO the highest bidder, on the l>t day of May nest,
on lh" premises, the following Town Lots, be-
longing TO the estate OF Thomas j. Duval decd, To
wit Lot No. 31i, $40, one acre, between lOh
and lth streets, and on 9th allv. -Four acres of
Land between Sth and 9th streets one ditto be-
tween 18th street and Sth alley also, 70 acres of
Land on Gambler, Mountain.
DAVID Il. LYMAN, Commissioner.
Malch3l I'M
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!$.lEB.E .E5.gESFs. Ely.

1l'ill. trustees Of tins Institutions. Take pleasure ia
v announcing. that theS have procured the SEW
&c, Of Condemn and Lad, Of distinguished repu-
tltlon. ior thc present tcar.
The srutcInlp Mr.. +. = REM L. has hten.er
successfully teaching for several yra:s and from
timon4l, which he aIdurc.. the Board eoutlently
recommend hm to line patronage 81 the community,
gentleman OF fine literary auaiameuts. uueseep-
tioulhlc moral character and ia cYery respect emf
neni, qualified to discharge the dufe, incumbent on
the Principal of an Academy.
Tn Female Department viii he managed b. Mss
MARY u. REEN T.. but under the immediate SUI
perntendanee of her brothet-and from the est'b
hshcd fame Of both the trustees do not he to
believe. that pupils both male and female. wltlhaye
the advantage Of acquiring all the information that
can be Obtained ii any similar institution IN the up
pei county.
The utmost zeal aud diligence on the part OF the
trustees, combined with the ability ot the teachers,
will be cXcrted To the general advancement OF the
pupils Aud MAY with truth be asserted. thai hi,
School combine, all the advantages OF board and tut
hon Of uncommon cheaPnrss. OF 4 highly respccta-
bic aud wealthy othoud. aud Of location the
most beautiful and healthy IN Anginla.
The Hst session will commence on the 18th If
February instant. and close on the l5th July.
TERMS
Board aud incidental expense, 30 to !. 10 per ses-
SION.
1t Cla.8, Spcll.ug aud Reading 3 per scs sion.
ID DO. Reading, Writins aud Arithmetic. &c.
= per session.
I'd DO. Grammar Geography, Ae. so per
session.
tn DO. History, Natural Philosophy, Chcmi,-
nv X. 3l2 per session
9TH DO. Languages, Mathematics, e. 2l5 per
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u l a circuit superior court Of lass ana :,
y Gerry, continued aud held to- tho ,,. MN
Lyneif'nrg, at the courthouse in said Nv" OF
saturday the 10Th day of January. IssG OIL
ga court ~ chancerv ''"'0e
John Tanktrsly, p,,a...,,
tCNiXar
James Tankersi, administrator 81 D.,
Iankersls, decd, aud in his own r,aL, ,'fi
Ianker'lY, widow Of Richard Tankersly n
ben innhcrsly, the representative ,s = 'e0'
lankcrsy decd, when one is appointed =,
dlah Iankersly, the representative of r., I"
u ahhersl " when one Is appointed ; E,In,',1
iankerslv, Rowland TanlSersly, James TanI 'u1o
y administrator OF " William Tankerslv. DON
The representative of Joseph Tankersi, y ' a"
whs :, one Is appointed Nillia,a Crank. .L,,,
Z. NOEL, and \. \. Thomson, n sooa
On the motion of the defendants. Jnp,.. p
kersy aud William Crank, by cou,ysI ,o ~ ir'''
solve the injunction awarded the pIaInrEr !. ",
cause on the 18Th day of March, 1881 ". - '"s
on consideration OF the papers formerly rcd ."
the report of Commissioner Wharton 49,, 'uo
pursuance of the order of the 2S,b 81 IN
1892 and after hearing counsel IN o,,no 'ae'
thereto, doth re-connt the rcpor, ar rY5''''''
the Commissioner who made IL, with ns,rna.,
to reform the same accordn. to the ;q,''''s
oi tile case rs II now exists, or "a IN, ,,,.r
may exhibit It, after notice for taking the ncc, ."
and the said commissioners dlrcc,ed 70 .sp"'S
statement showing the result, If the ,,,a a
girls named III the proceedings were frs, craJ go
to the bond winch was .iyen fortheir ,,ra als''o
and to make report To the court, with ony ,aa,
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent h, h'
self, or required by the parties To be M s,.,a1
and leave is reserved 10 the SAID defendants r.
peat their motion TO dissolve upon tie ro,,,,. ~
Of the sud repnr q"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

Valuable Real Estate at Auction,

TWILL sell, without reserve, at auction, ON the
premises, ON Thursday the Sd day of March.
about 10 acres of Land, living immediately on the
river, hall "A mile below Town, situated between
the lot known the - OF Smitll', well" and the
property Of Sam. Bran>ford.
This propertyi> valuable, and deserves the attcn
ton OF the public, as the Canal will run through it.
Upon this Land there is very extensive Stone
Quarry. The title indispntablc. Terms at sale
JOHN r. d. PAYNE, .luct'r
Feb p ,I
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n LII persons having claims against the estate
I n OF the late Charles Lacy, are requested to
present tlnn properly authenticated to the under
signed IN order that they may be paid--tlosc IN
dcbed TO said estate requested to call & make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Er'or.
Of Ch0s. Lacy dec'd
April y Is
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is CnANrNnY.

The s,lre tacias heretofore awarded rcsiyerl,
cause, against Thomns \. iioirombe, admmsm.
tor of William X. Roanc, decd, and fayr,,r Y.
Norvcll and Mary his wife William s. Claiborne
aud Cornc'ia his wife, by her guardian the said
" illiam s., specially assigned to defend her il
Ibis suit, and james Roano, Robert Roam,
Virginia Roanc, and Sarah Roanc, By Ro
bert TinsleN. their guardian, specially assign.
ed 10 defend them in this suit, the heir, at Inv
of tlc said William K. Roane. decd, being re.
TUNED executed the court doth order tina, this sa,
stand revived, and be hereafter conducted in the
names Of the administrator and heirs AT law aor,.
sad, of the said y illiam r. Roanr, decd And
the court doth order, that one of its commissioner
do take an account Of the rents and profits Of tho
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-
CURED BY the parties to be stated.
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NOKbCE.
To tho Merchants of VIRGINIA

'5'ilE subscriber having been amongst the suffer
eIH IN The great eonilagtatlun ut the 10Th aud
18th Of December, and lost s stock of Goods
bcge leave 10 nLorm his customers and purchasers
generally that he made immediate preparations To
get NJ tlesh supply and NOW has the pleasure Of
1cqn9nrns them that lac IS daily receiving from his
VI A\lFAtToRN, the VARIOUS articles IN his hue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

We lenrn from the ~ Y. Commercial tba, the
city of Newark n. J) has resolved to erect
a monument 10 the Father of his countrv-anl
with that view has procured design from Mr..
Thorn. The monument is to be equestrian. of A :
m'rcan marble, and thirty-fve feet high, with a
pedestal fourteen square. The figure of Wash
ington is 10 be nine feet in height The cost will
be about si2,0o0-of which onc-halfis already
subscribed.
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James River and Kanawha Company.

4 1 . meeting Of tho President and Directors of
: n the james River aud kaBawha Company, held
IN The City Of Richmond on Saturday, the 26th day
of March Is.6.
Rtsoirtd. That i1c Stockholders of The James RI
yer aud kana@hl Gnmp1n, other than thu STATE. be.
and they are hereby required to pay into the Bank
OF Virginia. or one of is branches tine sum OF SIN
noLLaRs, each share nl stock hc by them IN said
COMPANY onor before tie 9th daY Of Mas next.
Rk rydcr OF the President aud Directors,
W. Il. CiliTfENDEN. Sfo'RY.
n The INST ailments That have be, r. llca tof I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

Capt. Mcdonald, of the brig Elizabeth, at New
York from Cape de Verbs, reports that on the
llti Dece mber, an insnrrecto broke out amonp
III. slaves at tina, place, and that they had commit
TOD great dcpn'dltiors. The authorities however
had succeeded in qaellng it. Tive rinrl-sder.
we're shot.
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JOHN THOMPSON, JK. 4.
'oMMIssIoNrRs OFFtCE,

ONNISsIONFKS OFFICE,
.imherst &. House, March 30, lS;H.
The parties will take notice. that have appointed
Friday the Sd day of June next. to commence the
accounts IN the foregoing order specified on which
day, the hour OF IN o'clock A. W. they are request
ed q attend At my Office, with then accounts ,ouch
crs and copies OF Court papers. prepared fot eNaui
nation and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com'r.
April l. wiw
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JOHN TUOMPS son, JR. Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !,

Amherst Court House, March IS, 1886
The parties will take notice. that have appoint
cd Wednesday, the lst day of June next, TO COM
mcncc the account in the foregoing order speci.
lend on which day, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A.
Nj. they are requested 10 attend at my ONCE,
with all necessary papers, prepared for csamlna-
ton, and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEl. Conn.,.
April % w4w
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d. ROBES. Clc,l
COMMISSIONERS Orrlcrl
kibcrtR, Eebrnarn II. ls3G

The parties III tins case, viii take notice TN,
have appointed Thursday, the 10Th dry of Nav
next, to commence the execution of the iorego
in2 decree, on which day, at ilc hour Of N ~
clock \. VI, they are requested to attend nj m,
Once IN thus town, with their evidence, prepared
for examination and settlement.
JNO. \. WHARTON, Cam,
April - vtn
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April -

4 'crcoIt superior court Of law and chance.
: a ry, continued by ad iournmrnt, and h,d far
the county OF Amherst, at the court house, onWed.
resdav, The 2d day OF September, 1880
Isaac hucher and Ambrose Rucker, l'Iaiahf.
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again 81.

Richard II. Bnrk,, William Shelton. Richard
BorkS, William Ware, Archibald Robertson. al
m'ni>trator of Isaac Tinslcy, decd, Fleming ole,
man, Robert Tnsley and Alexander Tinsev. and
W Ill1m X. KoaMC, Drfenhanis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

WISH 10 purchase about 30 likely voun. Me-
l. grocs, from to p years of age.-Letters di
rected to me in Lynshburg, or my brother Mark.
will be attended to JOHN ANTHONY
Dec ~
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Il is stated that the Rev. Mr.. Storrs, an AGENT
Of one of the Abolition Societies Of Massachusetts
was few days since arrested at Pntshcld in tina,
State, by the sheriff of the county, on warran,
charging him with being "A common brawler. =
He ,nade no defence against the charge, and was
sentenced to fine of sixteen dollars, and three
months Imprisonment in the House of Correction.
He'entered an appeal, however, and thus escaped
the penalty, for season at least
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Al,Iil

4 / Coult of monthly session begun and held
L A for the county OF Amherst, at the Co1rt'
house, ON Monday, the 18th day OF February
1896:
Edward c. Carter, Champ- Carter, Robert !"
Carter George w. Carter, Peter J. Carter and
Willis +. Dickerson trustee for Caroline Rcynod.
plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

The Rey. Nj Cheever of Salem, the dreamer
ofthe celebrated dream of Deacon Giles was We
~ uncivlllr treated Al Concord. last week iIa-
wing preached an aboh,ion sermon ia the a afternoon.
and a Temperance sermon in the evening a crowd
Of disor erv persons assembled at the door of his
lodging in the night, and blew terrible blasts Of tin
hor rs, conchs, Sc, and ended by burning the re-
verend gentleman in etigv. Several persons were
arrested Oh the following day-amonp whom vc,o
three cons,abcs, who were fined three dollars
each. Boston paper
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ltGINIA AT rules held in the clerk office of
the county court OF ranh lin the lst da> Of Feb
tualN, l-.}i:
Joseph Altck and Susannall hls Wife formerly
Susdiindli Bowsildt Plaintiffs
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NEGROES WANTED.
NEW MUSIC,

I HAVE Just received recent publication of
i Waltzs. Marches and Quick Steps sul,ai,i. for
soung beginner, BY a gentleman at Montgomery
Alabama >EPH II. I.NANS
An,ll'
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Washington Whitaker, who, after legal trial
for murder in Ncw Otlran,, wa, found guilty, and
committed sniclc'in PRISM, his had the honors
ola public fnl'f3 ira Clinton. Inc funeral pro-
cession was composed Of the MAJOR General, Brj-
radier Genctal, Colonies and other officers of
the militia Of the State, the volunteer COM
panv Of the jackson Guards il uniform, and
large conc,r>e Of the male aud female inhabitants
of the tro parishes e Feliciana. Innammatorv
address, were delivered dcnouncinc The Cover
nor Of Louisiana and the people of \. Orleans, A
public meeting vas also held aaigrcar excitement
prevailcA.
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against

Laura B. Carter, John Carter, Julia A, Carter
Walker ). Carter, infants under the age Of TWEEN
ty-onc years, by Robert Tin~ley, their GUARDIAN
specially assigned to defend them in this suit and
Charles W. Carter, and William II. McCaIocA
and Mary his wife, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, William H. McCuIlock and
Mary his wife, not having entered their appear.
ance, and given security, according 10 the act {"
assembly, and the rules of this Court, and II ar
Pearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that thty
are not lnh .bitants of this Commonwealth; on mo
ton of the plaintiffs by their counsel, il is ORDERED
that the said Defendants William II. McCnlocN
and Mary his wife, do appear here ON or before us
lst day OF June term next, to answer the OH
the plaintiffs and that copy of tins order pV
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Virginia.
Tor two months successfully, and posted al "'
front door of the Courthouse of said county.
\ copY-testc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
March If WIN
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PoSTPoNEMENT.

VIE sale OF the above property is postponed
L until Thursday, the Eth day of Nav next.
J. Il. ID. PAYNE.
Narch3 tdx
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TO CONTRACTORS:

SEALED proposals will be received until the 10th
- OF May, tor the erection OF Brick Building for
the Nllto'' Manufacturing Company, of the follow
my dimensions:
Length Is tect--brcadth Is feet-to be three sto
les high. exclusive of the basement story-each sto-
~ 10 be 10 feet high IN the clear:
The side walls 10 be three bricks thick for the first
Soty-two and aud half bricks for the second, and
two bricks for the third: The end walls TO he A half
brick thinner than the side walls
The basement story to be of rock. and to be built
hv measurement:
The roof 10 be- covered with Tin.
ANY further information can be obtained on appli-
cation to the subscribers.
STEPHEN DJDSON.
WARNER NJ LEWIS,
WM. VI. McGEHEE. {
AUGUSTUS &. FINLEY (
J. WILSON,
Milton \. G.. April IL wiw
NEGROES WANTED.
TWILL give the highest cash price for likely
1 Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROW.
Nov. 81 tim
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PoSTPoNEMENy.

'SNIE above sale is postponed TILL Saturday. In.
Il 9TH DAY nf Nav mex,
DAVID RtlYMAN, Com v
April - -,
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n iRGl\IA:-tt rules holden in the clerks of
ice OF the circuit superior court of law and
chanccry. Tor the town of lvnchburg On the lst dav
of February, lS,H
Mark Authony, Plaintiff
against
John w. X civ md John Wills Drfts
The defendant, John W. Kelly, not having enter
ed his appearance. and given security, according to
the act OF assembly and the rules Of tins court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that he is not
an nlabtant OF tins country Is ordered that the
sad defendant do appear here ON the I,t day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper, printed in the town of Lynch
burg, tor two months successfully. and posted at the
front door OF the Court house, in the said town.
cOpY-teStc,
d. RODES. Cftrk.
March II vo,n
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George Rowstnah, Jacob Bow slua,, Adam Bows
man, Dan:e Aliiek aud Elizabeth his wife. formerly
Elizabeth Bowsnan, Mary Bow sman. Philip Bows
man, Lawrence Bowsmau, ] Ohm BawSman. Catherine
Bo"snan. sophia Bowsman, Fanny Ho~sualr. MAY
garct Bowsman, and Eve I;o" slnau, Defendants,
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The defendants. Adam Bowsnlau Philip Bows
man, Lawrence Bows john Bowsmau, CATERING
Bowsman, Sophia Bowsnan. Fanny Bowsman. Mar
garct Bowsnau and I've Bowsirlali. not having en-
tered Their appearance and gwen security according
20 the act OF assembly and the rules OF this court aud
1t appearing Nv satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitauts oi ills Commonwealth; On the mo-
uonot the plaintiffs, by counsel Is ordered that the
said defendant, do appear here on the Isl Nnnday in
May neat, and answer the plaintiffs bin, and that
copy OF sorder be forth" it'll publlshedlne Lynch
burg Nrginan, for two months Succrssivclv and
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse OF tins
county Acopy-testc,
VI. q. CAREER, d. &.
March II w2m
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|
The above races were from one TO four mile heals
la the following instances, thet have beat OF the
best of their day, over the most fashionable
courses IN the United States First Miss Medley
beat Lady Nashville and Rattle Snake. over the Ma
con Course, Georgia, ! mile heats in the quickest
time ever made over that course time, LIST heat, I'm
l1s;-2d hca,, I'm Is. Secondly. Jesse beating Ro-
sale Sommcrs, Nancy Blunt, and four others over
the Kendall Course, MARYLAND = mile heats. in good
tune ume, Isl heat SIN sos Id. BIN 5Ds-;'d BIN
5!s;-ith.3m 5ls Thirdly, Jcssup beating AWHILE
and six others, over the Tree Hill Course, mile
heats see reported in the Turf RegisterI-the
quickest time ever made over that course: time. list
heat, ;'m 5Os I'D heat, BIN 52s. Fouuhly. Caded
beating Rolla, Mary Randolph and others over the
Broad Rock course, mile heats time. st heat, BIN
5ls Id. :}m 55s I'D, BIN 5:}s 18th, I'm 2s
= MEDLEY has several other winning Colts
winch races are not Vet published but, for the cor
rcctnnss of the above stated. examine SINNERS Turf
REGISTER and Sporting Magazine.
JOHN :. HURT.
Jan. Gam IN,
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" lkGlNlA, TO WIT AT court OF quartef'' 'e
sion, begun and held for the county OF An,helI L
at The courthouse, on Monday, the 2lst day OF '''"
1896:
William c. Christian, and James G. CHRISTIAN
plaintiffs,
against
Charles II. Christian, John Johnson and Mar u,
wife, late Mary Christian. James Christian n."..
Christian, and the heirs at law of Elizabeth pee. ~,
deceased, Whose names are unknown,) and "'"
ID. Christian, defendants.
IN CuiNCERY.
The defendants, John Johnson and Mary his W..
late Mary Christian, James Christian, Henry mn
tan. and the heirs at law of Elizabeth Bean neo "
twhose names are unknown) and Walter H. .n..
tan, not having entered their appearance, ana S' N
security, according to the act Of assembly anu w :"
rules of this court, and it appearing TO the sa',,1
tIon of the court, that they not inhabitants Vi "
Commonwealth motion of the plaintiffs, by '' ~
counsel it is ordered, that the said defendants ~ 81
pear here, or before the LIST day of the nex '"'
term, to the bill of the plaintiffs ana 'l'
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the y" NE
burg Virginian, and posted at the front door oil '"
courthouse of said county.
4 copy-testc,
ROBERT TINSLEI, zen"
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-02

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