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Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

The STAT: OHIol In the Coult oi Common
posTlGs CoUSTY.ssS Pleas Feb. Term, 1857
Benjamin F. HOpEius
Da"ic! Collar, : In Ckgqcfry.
George Collar &
Thomas Earl
AJ FItIS Term OF The Court came the
AsA Comp ainant, by his Solicitor, and filed
his Bill ting forth that the said Dsreii Col RI
on the i9lh day Of fApril 1885 sold 10 Com>
plain Mt one and half acres Of lanh is Lot
26 in Frankn--being the same land d eded
to George Collar by the Adniinistra or on the
estate OF Rm. H Price. That although The
said land stood in the name Of George Coiinr,
yc, ,hr said Daniel was the equitable owner,
as he purchased it and paid FOR it--said George
being a minor that Complainant had paid for
said land that to vest tie title in Complains
ant said Daniel Fl ed his petition in this Court
that he obtained IN orier to sell the same
that he has sold it for upward of three huns
dred dollars, " !Iich money is now in ihe hands
Of Thomas Earl agent for said Dsniei-ana ,
that sa d DAME! and George have fed the
country, without making title 10 Complainant
and said bill prays hat SO much Of said money
now in the hands of said Thomas, as shalt
be sufficient for that purpose, be decreed to
Complainant, and that said Thomas be enjoin
ed from paying over said money TO said Dam
ieI &Goorge till final hearing of this cause
and it tappesring that said George and Daniel
are not residents OF the State of Ohio, it is or
dered that notice of the pendeRcy Of this suit
BIZ given by publication in the Western Cou-
r.er, for si;: consecutive weeks.
.S'0TECE
Is THEREFORE HEREKY GIVEN 10 The
sid Daniel Collar and George Cellar, that
unless they he and app ar in this Court at the
next term thereof, to commence on the 9th
day of May next and within sixty days there
after plead, answer or demur to snid bill, the
same will be taken as confessed, and decree
rendered thereon a accordingly.
GEORGE KiRKUM, Cisrk,
L. " BIEncE, Sotr
Rcpcnna March so 1857 6y4S
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BEAUTIES OF THE RAG-sYsTEM

By Gentleman direct from Buffalo.
VIC learn that the Bank-commssioner of
the State of New York have placed an in
junction on three of the banks in Buffalo
las they, like the Owl creek Bank, and
most of the other shaving shops, have not
the means Of redeeming their notes.
How fine it would have been if our
county commissioners couIi have given
them portion Of our surplus revenue be-
fore they broke down. Probably liowev-
er it is in hands that will use it much the
same way. Then these banks will prob
ably shave the people out of some hun
dreds of thousands of dollars in this ope-
ration, and that viii be called by Bank
Wings, facilities.
JUMUs.-The author of these celebra-
led letters is yet undiscovered. A report
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

1t will be seen by the following that
DR.. J. Patrick, who has lately arrived
from New York city, fully confirms the
statement made to us few weeks since
by Mr.. Mansley. This will quiet the
doubts which appeared TO exist in some
quarters us to the taking of the Stock
Patriot
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

LIGHTNlNG.--Wo learn that the Office
Of the Ohio Observer, at Hudson, was
struck by lightning on Friday evening
last. The lympan of the press was part
ly destroyed, and some other slight dam
age done. This seems to be an unfortu-
nate establishment = about year ago it
was struck with Slsdoo
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION.
The Convention 10 revise the Constitu-
ton Of Pennsylvania, meet at IIarrisbugh
on the End inst. John Sergeant, Of Phil
adelphia was elected president by vote
of f66, over ]. A. Porter who received 63
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
Il SeOf Les6eTs

Renaining in the Pcs, Office at R.venna,
March 81. 1881.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

The STAT: oHIo} In the Coult"i Commsn
PosTlcG CouSry.ss5 Pleas Feb. Term, 1857
BENJAMIN (. Uonkimsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

VIRGINIA. TO WIT At Ines held in the Clerk.
OlIcc,pf the Circuit SUPERIOR Court of Law and
Chanccry for the cou,ty Of Amherst on Monday, the
I'd day OF January, 1887
George W. Carter guardian for Julia A. Carter
John Carter and W alker :. Carter infs,t chde, oi
Edward Carter dec, and lcgatces Of William ,st r,
COS, pPms
Against
Willis T.. Dck"rso1 late guardian in righ, of his
we NJ A. Dlee son, formerly NJ. A, Carter of thu SAID
Julia, John and Walker and Tho mas n Eubank She
riff ui Amherst, and Administrator with the will ann,
ed of Bartlett Cash dec aud William Cash and William
Snlc, which SAID Bartlett Cash, VIM Cash and " lllif m
Sale arc securities II the said Nary as guardian aorr.
said, aud the said Willis T.. Dirkerron administrator
with Tho Will annexed of the said William Carter dec
ana Nliliah VI W alleT hls security DcfH.
In CHASeEny.
The defendants William Sale aud William Cash no,
having entered their appc rance aud given srenriy
according To the of Assembly and the rulcs Of th,s
Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence TN
they aro not inlabitant. of this Commonwealth 1T
ordered that The said defendants appear here or Ice
fore The first day Of April next and answer The iii
OF the plaintiffs and that copy ot thi. order be forth,
Win inserted IN some newspaper published in the town
OF Ivnehhury, Tor two months scct-siNrly and no.t,f
at the front door ri the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Tesc,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr C.
January 26 Npm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
SALE or LAND.


DY virtue of a decree, pronounced by the
ID county court Of Amherst, at the Noyem-
Der term, 1886. in The case of William Hairless
aud Others, aginst Henry Hairless and others, in
d suit therein depending. The undersigned, who
Is thereby appointed Commissioned for=thal pur-
pose, will, on Thursday, the 81 day oil March
next, offer Tor sale, to The highest bidder on the
premises, the tract of Land, in said proceedings
mentioned, il being the tract OF Land on which
William HAIRLESS, dec, lived at the time Of his
dea;h THIS tract lies near The Amherst Springs
and contains between 800 and 400 acrcs-has
on it some rich Tobacco Land, and is worthy
the tcnlion oil those who wish to purchase. .
| will also sell, on Friday following, on the
premises, smaller tract OF Land, belonging to
the estate Of said William Hairless this tract
contains between fifty aud sixty acres or lherea-
bouts, and lies near Pedar River.
The terms are for both tracts, one third in
cash and the balance in II aud Is months, in
equal instruments bond and security will be
required, and lien retained to secure the credit
paym nt,.--The unders igned will only convey
the title vested IN him, which he believes TO be
unquesiloncd.
JAMES +. TALIAFERRO, Com.
January 26 t2Mh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

NlRGiNlA-At court held for Franklin
county al the courthouse, on I'd day
OF January 1887:
John j. Lowell and Polly his vii plaintiffs,
against
William Parberry, James arberry, Sarah
Parberry, and Lewis Wingield and Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants
In CuANcrRY
The defendants William Parberry and James
Parberry, not having entered their appearance
and given security according 10 the act of As
sembly and the rules of this court, and il an
pearing to the satisfaction OF this court thai they
are mol inhabitants of this commonwealth. on
the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel, il is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on
the first Monday in March next, and answer the
plaintiffs BILL ard that copy of this order he
forthwith published in the Lynchhurg Virnini.
an, Tor two months successfully, and posted Al
ne 'front.' door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
NJ q. CARPER, d. c.
January 9 wom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
Land, Stock, &c, for Sale.

WILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on
w the 18th day OF February, 1887, II far,
# mol The next fair day thereafter, Sunday ex-
cepted, all the estate ol Edmund BurTu.s, decd.
late oil Bedford county, both real and personal,
consisting Of the following items. TO wit the
Tract oil Land Oh which he resided lying on the
waters of Goose Creek. aud contaluing2 acres.
more or less adjoining The lands oil 10 .eph {.
Hisginboiham and others. The Improvements
consist Of IA comfortable dwelling House and
other necessary out Houses, and the land IS IN q
good state OF improvement, aud sufficient t.
work four or five hands To advantage. Al>o.
another Tract OF Land, in the immediate neigh
borhood. adjoining the lands OF Caleb William
son and others, containing 23l acres, more or
less neatly all in woods, portion Of which Is
good tobacco land. The title 10 the above land
believed 10 be good but will convey none
other than is vested IN me as Executor. The
| rms of sale are one third cash on the balance
a credit of ~ months will be given, the purcha
ser entering into bond with satisfactory securi-
~.
Also 4 likely Negroes, consisting of men and
women, House hold and Kitchen furniture, crop
Of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco, Fodder, &c 5
head OF Horses, stock 81 Cattle, Sheep, Hogs
one lour-hor,e Wagon aud Plantation Tools, &C.
Terms, all sums of five dollars aad upwards Il
credit of II months will be given the purcha-
ser entering into bond with good security all
under len dollar, cash will be required.
THOMAS G.. BURRUSS, EN'or oil
Edmund Bnrruss deed.
january 26 ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

WINNER or az ACES.
yuYHlS rea ly spienu,d aud iSnsNrpasSsd IN
ported RACE HORSE, will cover mates
at my stable, the ensuing season, al 500
the season, payable within The same, and SlOU
insurance, payable whenever the mare 10 a,crr-
tanned to be IN ioal, or parted with, and one
dollar 10 the Groom, in each case, EStensIv,
P.s,urage will be furnished without any charge
and mares well led with gram, Tor Two shilling
per day. All eIer IONS and care viii be made
to prevent accidents aud escapes, bW there Will
be no responsibility for either
SKYLARk is.a handsome hay hor.e, Is
lsld, inches high, without any white OF fine
action aud high raeins form. He has large
bone and tendonS, and plenty Of muscle, IS ex-
cellent in all cardinal point, ha, an uncommon
" good shoulder, and deep chest, and a lull,
round and heavy carcass, with a shorl and very
strong back aud clean aud dry tlhty legs.
His career has been unrlyailcd as a
Race Horse on any tuh," winning during
a brilliant career OF SIX years, AZ races,
nearly 80 Of them beng 3 and 4 miles, and
often heats, under The highest weights, and a
cainst III. best hoi SEES aud even under these
circumstances he was very rarely b, aien.--Il
has won mere Kng' Plates than any horse IT, /
ever ruu, Il in number, and ~ successful W. S
he under tue heaviest weights and long disia :
ees tia " The alteralo IN the Kings Plu,
have been attributed 10 bis unparalleled perform
ance." And what /, most remarkable IN tins
wonderful performer he was, at the age of nine
withdrawn from the turf without blcmish, and
as sound as =" the day he first started after
challenging any horse To run miles, with 40
lbs. HI, races are loo numerous even FOR detail,
as he won both classc, oft Madrid Stakes, the
c; I'd Cup, the Peel Cup four iliAes, the Gold
Whip given by the TUT Club twice, the Gold
Whip gwen by His Majesty three times, the
Wellington Stakes, the klrwan Stakes twice
the Sligo Whip, two Matches, and twenty -ioul
Kings Plates.
For further particulars see Hand Bills
SkYLARk was get by NaXy Pope, winner
OF the Derby, and first rate four mile horse, dNu
Skylark by Mu 'ic,an, pireuette by Young Eu
GLE Para>ol by Sir Peter Tea2lc, Deceit sister tC
the celebrated yellow Mare by Tandem, Per
tlila BY Ierod. L If Forester ly Soc, Forester
Partner. Cfoll's Bay Barb, e..
Waxy Pore hv Waxy, son OF notSos his dan
old P,unella ly HighByer, the " dam Of clever
first rate runners aud granaam Of Whalebone
Whisker, Wo(ul, Wire, and .fandam OF Cha
teaux Margaux and Camel
Young Eagle was by Volunteer, son of f.
elpse, "a b. Ilghayer, Engineer, Cale, La.
OF the Mill.
Musician by Worthy, hi. dam Woodbine b
Woodpeeker diam Of Music and Minuet wiz
ners Of the Oaks Puzzle by Ma,chem, Prince
by Herod Julia toy Blank, Spectator dam
Partner. &c. For game, speed, lasi,ngness al
form, nothing can sulpass this pedigree.
JNO. L. WHITE.
Piusylvania Courthouse, February 2.
lL3- The Editor, of the Richmond Enquir
are requested to publish the above advrttl>
mcnt weekly for eight weeks, and forward III,
account, 10 this Office f collectol
February 2 wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
DYSpEpxSIA
Commissioners sale of
Slaves &c.

n pursuance OF decretal order Of the circuit
n superior eou't OF awand chancery, for the
town OF Lynchhurg, pronounced on The 18th
day Of October, 1886, in a suit therein depen-
ding under the style OF Stanield vs.. Jones, the
undersigned, The Commissioner therein named.
w'll on the 23d day of February 1897, at the
Market House, IN The town OF Lynchburr. ey
pose to sale by way public auction, for rea-
1ymoney the following slaves, namely Mary,
Sam and George; and so soon as the sale 81
sad slaves Is completed, the undersigned will.
by Charles |. Jones, ir the town of Lvncbhnrg
IN virtue OF the same decretal order, expose to
sale, by way OF public auction, for ready mon
eey, sundry articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Acting as Commits Soner, the under,ined will
oniv convey such title as is vested in him nv
the decieta order aforesaid y
HENRY HUNTINGTON.
'efse'n, ol Inc Corporation of Lynchburg e.
January %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
Sale of Valuable Lands.
January 26

R y virtue OF decree Of the circuit superior
- court Of law and chancery for the county
OF lienrco pronounced on the 18th day of June
1886, III n cause IN which the Attorney General
Is plaintiff, and Thomas Mitchell and others
are defendants the undersigned, appointed a
commissioner Tor that purpose, Will sell, on
Thursday, the 10Th day OF March next, (the
same being the tirsl day OF Patrick March court.
al Patrick court house, the following valuable
Tracts OF Land, 10 W.T. A tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the county OF Patrick; in the
FORK oil Cooling town creek, containing $50 acres
being the same tract of land conveyed by WI
Mlh hell to William Berkeley, formerly rea ST.
rer oil the COMMONWEALTH of Virginia, bv linden
ture dated lhe 18th day Of March, 1899 One
other tract of land lying in the anne county, on
both sides OF Dan river, containing 300 acres ;
and another tract IN the same couniy containing
3i4 acles, on ArcherS creek, being the same
lands conveyed by W lillian Mitchell 10 he SAID
! w Ham Berkeley, formerly treasurer as alore
SAID. by Indenure dated the 27th day of June
1899. The lndentures were duly recorded in
the year 1899 in The clerks Office of the county
court OF Patrick, to whlrh reference may be had
for a farther description Of the lands
! by direction Of The decree, the said lands will
he sold AT public auction on the following term,
One third OF the purchase money to be paid down
one-third in one year, and the residue IN eish
teen months.
N. NJ TALIAFERRO, Com'r.
| January %. wsds
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DIR. EDEI'ElIsseS

ITTT'Yfj UT " 4 WI M JDyTg DJT Is
triIrtr ~ ~ "''-'O''' ,H
lI , hi'- iiii''n aIe composed enureiy oi VEGA
i u'" wien !"Ncn accHt"i9s |" uI ~
mn 'oCorPdiiy Iep, are h2lliy heh'i'T m -
apeolahy upon me Liver when IN torpiu c9iHi
'2i, eaflyln3 Oh large quantity OF pic 'housr .na
uc..ce OF tlI' eNoeriehl l"ncsl, winch suT'u
~ ''3dIh III 'he system would produce ''hei 1"un
ooP LNef complaint Bilious Fever ever ana Hgu,
OF some o'nef &r"Nous bodily aitiltHon' III aH Us,
vi "rPpf oi the poWels' ihcy act IKE a chain' 40
e9fs dyspepsia (says tue i'r"prlc"r) and 10 G
lhani"' To" Freely IN the Aufies OF the tau'c ny
are lhVaiuap'' Females can use them at all pcno's
"'thout mourning any rsk Persons gong 10 SGD VI
'Ya;southern ohmai" SHOULD by all means take SOM
q" these pulls with them Their virtues Will remain fa%i.
W. sanld c M 'ly yoars III any Of HEM IA
ken OCCASIONALLY would be the means Of preventing
much suffering iron, sickness. 1t is from neglect oil
Keeping up regular perisaltc action OF the stomach
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

INliE subscriber having retired from the Gro.
cry and Commission Business. wishes IN
ettle up the business of the late firms of John
YIN: q Z. Poe and J. & c. Poe. c. Poe and
Zoe Renwlck, as early as possible. As some
OF me accounts have been Of very long standing.
h9 further Indulgence can be given. Applira3
,Ioh may be made TO myself, or Mr.. James r
henwick, Tor settlement Of the accounts.
CASWELL POE.
n B.-l wish to purchase next sprinr son
cords C"esnut, Spanish and Black Oak Bark
for which cash will he given '"'
January % : i'"D G $,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
Office oil the cucut superior court of law
and chancery, for the county of Amherst, on The
2d day Of January, 1897
William NJ Waller and Dabney SaAdage
survivors Of John Mounlcastlc, late lnerchantt
and partners, trading under the firm of VIM. NJ.
Waller d Co, Plaintiff,
against
Hudson NJ. Garland and James Powell. ad
mnisrators, with the will annexed, OF Jesse
Kennedy, des'd,, Christopher |. Tmberlake and
Elizabeth his wlfr, late Ellz ,beth Kennedy.
widow and relict Of Joseph Kennedy, deed.
Nicholas Kennedy, Jesse Puindexler, Jesse
Wright, Jesse Kelly, and Susanna Alfred wild
ow OF Thomas Alfred, aud formerly The widow
Of Jesse Kennedy, the der decd. Defendants,
IN CHANcERy
The defendants Christopher ]. Timberlakc
and Elizabeth his wife and Jesse Poindextcr,
not having entered their appearance, and given
security according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this court, and II appearing by salts
| factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
ol Thu, country, 1t is ordered that the said delen-
dants do appear here on or before the frat day
OF the next April tenn, and answer the bill of
the lantlis, and that copy or this order be
forthwith inserted in some news gappi published
IN the town OF Lynchhurg, for two lnonfhs sue.
ccssivclv, and posted at the front of the court
house OF dis county,
\ Cory Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
l1uuary Of o..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

NO iiCE.
IN pursuance of decree pronounced nv The
L circuit superior court of law and cbancerv
tor the county OF Amherst, at The last Sentember
Term, IN the case of Shepherd, &c. VS.. ono
&c therein depending the undersigned. who IS
merely appointed commissioner for that purnose
VIII, Al The next Amherst February court. offer
Tor sale, to the highest bidder, for cash a verv
1,sey Negro Mamie is also repuled 10 be a
soou waterman. The undersigned will not war
, ,h my olnef t'lle than that vested in him by
be unquesloned. '''"' ~
January 20 ~. = .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06


AlRGlNiA - AT rules held in the Clerks
once OF the circuit superior court of law
and chancery, Tor the county OF Amherst. on the
"a. day OF January 1887:
joan Eubank, Plaintiff,
against
Edmund Winston, late sheriff of Amherst.
and Is such administrators with the will annex,
ed OF Robert Garland, decd. Nancy Garland
James 7. Garland, SpoIswood Garlal d, Danrl
Penow and William II. Loving, Defendants.
IL CnANcfRY.
The defendant William II. Loving. not hav-
ING entered his app aranoe, and given security
according 10 the act Of Assembly, and the rules
ot this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that he Is not an lnhabItant Of thi,
country, II is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF the next Ami
term, and answer the bill oithe plaintiff, and thai
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
lynchburg Nirgnian, for two months suc.e<-
>'vely, and posted at the front door Of the court
house oil this county.
Cupy-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.C.
I@auarV 80 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06

EFT the subscriber clandestinely, on the
- l>t inst. JOHN JOHNSTON, u regular
iy lndented app rtntice 10 the Tailoring bn, mess
SAID Johnston is about 10 years old. of small
''ze ioI his years-has black har-salow com
rIex'on-anda depraved downcast look, with a
very rerceptlble detect in his left eve. which
compelled hun TO wear green goggles. Had on
when he left white hat.a blue coat, red striped
L'nsey Plantations, new-and a cloth Vest,
ana took with him variety of other clothes.
Will give the above reward for his delivery
l. me, or confinement in Jail. hereby eau
uon all persons from harboring, or in any
wise employing said boy, as the law will most
assuredy be put in force against any one offend
ing. JOHN II. BACKENSTO
Fincastle, Jan. 26, 81
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in tn clerk, otlic In.
circuit superior OF law and chancery f,r IN.
county of Alnhcr-l, on Tic 7th day OF Noycmlcr le36
Daniel iliTginbotham, executor Of TAoma, Hioqin.
boham, decd. PllinnF
against
Reuben Stinnct Will am Stinnet Charles Slime,
Lindsey otnuet, John Terry and Rachel ms wife Gr
morly Rachel Stlnnct James Sinnet, BENJAMIN sim
net, John stinne X c'lard Stinnct Berry Carer and
Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy .Slinnel Andrew STA.
ton and Rhoda his wiie formerly Rhoia Stinnct In.
children OF Lucy Dpggin>. ccc'd. formerly Iucy SIM
net who out Of this Commonwealth aud hose
names unknown Elizabeth Dupgips formerly
Elizabeth tunnel, heirs at Law Of illias SUNNI
decd and DAVID llIgginb"tham of the partners
81 David q Daniel Hi"giubotham Il Co Dcfendanr,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants James Stinnct Reuben S,innct
Richard Simmer, Benjamin S.innc the children Of Ln-
cy Duggins formerly Lucy Siinue whose names of,
unknown, and Elizabeth Durgins formerly Elizabeth
SunneL not having entered their app az rec and en-
security according 10 The of Assent yand ,lr rules
Of this court and II dppearlny. Y satisfactory c4i-
dcncc, thai the said 5ef ndats ire moi inhabitants Of
thus Conmenw,aih---it is ordored til the said Geeu.
dents appear before the ind gc If our said court al the
court house, the first day Of Apr term next and an
swer the bill {" the pltf and thata copy ftuis or or
be forthwith insred in he Iynchhurg lirriuian for
two months successfully and posted the front door Of
the court house of this county.
JOHN THOMPSON, .'r. c.
January 80 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-06
Mr. ArmiStead Long.

TAkE notice, that on the srd day of March
L next, at The Spring Hotel, in Clinton.
tiinds county, Mississippi, shall proceed to take
sundry dispositions to be read in the ial If /.
suit now depending and undetermined in rho
circuit superior court Of law and chancerv. 70,
The county of Campbell, in the state of Virgini,
IN which am plaintiff and you are defendant,
and should said DISPOSITIONS not be taken on ina,
day then they will be taken at The same place ON
the day thereafter; hut should il so happen tha,
the dispositions aforesaid are not taken on either
OF the days above named then they will be taken
at the same place, on The 18th day Of the same
month. and regularly continued from dav n dan
till taken and completed ~
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Feh.2 I'm