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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23

Opposite the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg. Va
Having been engaged during thc last ten ears
IN manufacturing Ploughs, Harrows and other
implements for this section of Virginia. with n
constant and unrcmtted attention 10 improve
ment, he now returns his thanks for the encour-
agement received from the Farmers of the sur
rounding counties, and also to the Agricultural
Societies Central and New I.ondon) for the
premiums awarded to his work These form
new inducements TO greater excltion which he
promises 10 exercise to the utmost extent of his
means, ia order to keep up a complete assert,
ment OF the following articles for his custom.
erS, viz:
Stewards Ploughs, 23 Horse.
McCormicks do do
Davis do do
I'M SIDE Ploughs; the celebrated Wing Coul.
ter, Culllvators, together with every other ar.
t,cle OF the Plough kind adapted to our soil
Also, iiarrows of every descr ption, on hand
and TO order
rs All persons wishing to purchase articles
IN his line are respectfully invited TO call and
examine his assortment. Orders from distanc.
will be promptly supplied
December l. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23

NIRGlNlA-At rules held in hc Clerk
Office oil the circuit superior court Of law
aud chancery for the county Of Amherst, on the
7lh day Of November 1896
Mourning Christian, Plaintiff,
against
Charles NJ Christian, David !. White and
Charles +. Burks. Defendants,
Is CHANcEHY.
The defendants, David |. White and Charles
+. Burks, moi having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act of As
semby and the rules Of this court, and it APP
pearIug by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country, it IS ordered that
the sal defendants do appear here on the first
diy OF April term next, aud answer the bill Of
The plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order, be
forthwith inserted IN the Lynchburg Nrginian
two months successfully, and posted at The
front dor OF the Courthouse of this county.
\ Copy-rcste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., G.
December % w2m
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VIVA, virtue in terms Corporal Nym, a bish
nfoi.ssor and practitioner III The ait uf taking,
saws. "fde rise caU IL CONVEY Sc. Shah-
speare. never knew but three mulattoes
whom beiiered to be honest and oul ol near
300 have not dozen slaves that will not take
or coarey."
John is as honest as YOU and are. So Is old
lleity, | kDon- and several OF her children,
6ehetr.-Q Queen i, very honest, she Is 100 lazy
10 steal. Juba Is 81 so-bai not strictly honest
he /, fnder sometimes aud can be trusted with
any thing but moaev, with which he will buy
whi,key.
Nv best regards 10 Mrs. NJ.
Truly yours,
II of Roanoke
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23

VIRGINIA-A rules held IN Ihe Clerks
Y Office of the circuit superior court Of law
and chancery for Bedford county, the 9TH day oil
November, 1886:
John Shrewsbury, Plalntiff,
Against,
William Shrewsbury, (of Bedfprd,1 William
Shrewsbury and Rhoda his wife, and William
Dickinson, Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant William Dickinson, not ha-
wing entered his appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules
Of this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitani Of this
Commonwealth il is ordered that he do appear
here on the first day Of the next term and
answer the plaintiffs bill, that this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Lynch
burg for two month, successfully and posted
at The front door of the court house Of this coun
ty on some court day.
copy-teste,
JOS. WILSON, cL'k
. November II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23

NIRGlN1A-A rules held ia the ClSth's
Y Office OF th. Circuit SuI,orlof Court vi Law
aud chancery, for the equally Of Amherst, ON
Monday, the ID DAY Of October. 1886
Alfred I. billiard and Elizabeth Il. his wife,
formerly Elizabeth l.. Gatcll, Napoleon II. ca.
bell and Alexander Cabell Plaintiffs
against
Frederick Cabell, surviving Executor OF the
last will and testament OF John Cabcll, dee d.,
aud III his own night, Samuel Bransiord, late
sergeant Of The corporation Of Lynohburg, and
as such administrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed of Geo Cabel, dec'd., Samuel
tabell, Vim. Daniel, a Judge of the General
court of Virginia, aud Paulina his WIFE, for
merry Paulna J. Cabell, William Walton, one
of the securities Of John J. Cabell deed, his
official bond guardian for The Plaintiffs,
whilst infants, William Chick, one OF the
securities OF the said John J. Cabeli, deed
IN his official bond, as one Of the Executors Of
John Cabeil, decd aud Thomas r. Friend AID.
minslialor Of John J. Cabell, deed,
Defendants,
il CBASoERy.
The Defendant, Samuel Cab.ll not having
entered his appearance aud given security,
according 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules
of this Courl, aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he IS not an lnhabIant OF this
country it IS ordered thai The said Defendant
do appear here the first day of April term
next, aud answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and
bat copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
he Lynchbnrg Nirglnlan, for two months sue
eessiyely, and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse of this county.
4 Copv-reste
JOIN THOMPSON, Jr. c.
December 5 W2m
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November a

NlRGlNlA:- AT a court OF quarterly ses
son, continued and held for the county Of
Amherst, at the court house, on Wednesday the
23d day Of November 1886
Catherine Cash a Fene Covert who .nos b,,
Cornelius Campbell her next friend, Plain,ifi.
against
Peter Cash, Dpfend,n,
IL CHANCERY.
The defendant, not having entered his APP
pearance and given security, according 10 the
act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Cont.
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence. that
he is not an lnhabtant of this country, it is or.
dered that the SAID defendant do appear here
on the third Monday in February next. and an.
swer The bill OF the plaintiff, and that a COPY OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newsna
per published in the town of Lynchburc. for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
uoor Of the courthouse of this county
a Copy-Teste.
ROBERT TINSLEY. c.
'co' - w2m
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L Albcmare, took place on Saturday. the
10Th December. English ESSAYS composed for
the occasion were read by James II. Minor AL
beinarlc,a and Walter l.. Blniord, Goochland AZ
ter the examination, Prizes were awarded to the
following young gentlemen Tor standing most
frequently head IN their respective classes, du-
ring the session.
English Composition, benjamin J. Barbour.
Orange.
GliEEk-lsf class Eurpdes, )-Drury
W ood, Alhemarle Morton Sintns reading De
mosihcnes, not competing, having read more
Greek.
I'd class Xcnophon, James H.
Minor, Albemarle.
LATlN-lst cidss--t Cicero,) Roman Anti
quIties and Geography, and trans stating English
into Latin being included in this Class-James
IL. Minor, Albemarlc.
I'd cidss-Ilorace, Ancient Ge-
ography, ncluded) Edward Trent, Cumber-
land,
Sd class-(vngil,) Ancient Ge-
osraphy, includcd) George b. Brown, Abe,
marie.
-. an class (Crsar,) Edward J.
Willis, Richmond.
5M s-(Crsar) William
Wallace, King George
Class writing TRANSACTIONS from Sallust com
pt'sed OF the lst, I'd, and Sd Glasses. james H.
| Minor. Albemarlc
GEoMErRY-lst class Benjamin J
! Barbour OIapec
pa cIuss- W,l,.rI D;,c,ra
Gocbland. y
ARITuMETIC-1stc loss-IncI,d,r Al ~
questions in Natural phlosorhv solved I've ,he
rules IN the Cambridge Mechanics. Morton
Simlns. AIbcmarIc.
2d CLASSY Walker Duke. Al
bemare
IA ,1,s. A.,xa,lo. t1,,,,l
ton Niche. Albcm,rIe
auSI, ri, rIIu ,rrpprc,tr,, o,,,
IstrI,rs pan;a na a,1 ~ o - 'oof''
~ ,t'. n' ,"J""' ~ :, o''oou,, o''n9e,
3J cL,Ss Aar,n 49, ''e. ,n ''A>ou's's
p,vn. ,o, ,I i'''''''''''
,arLed -, II w. "''p s'uu'ousncSS, ii
Sch,cLIot,a ,r,i y D''"''u N"l'
III ''' ~ N'"'''''lie'
Ja,nar, now, e 49, NY ~ '''' on 'he 2V'h oil
o0,h ~ Docal " ~ ,oi'''n''e on 'he
,nn,u,,, rra,,, b. ooh 80 WV" '"r'''V' III
The rnyt Ra' ,,1 " I""o " 'he''o'h July.
al. lao ,Io'o>,, - W. 's ill is piac'ica-
non f.. ~ S,n ,', ~ ''e NeIsiy' ne tul-
mon,hs .n,a Llr '"S ''"u'"s"c year Oh zen
seSs;on ,ha P"t"pie a' Tue oes'nninS OF 'he
,,cond form " Wv N0'''''''"ee'nen' Vi inc
Richard Duke ESQ tho ,,,,,,,o,,,o.
l,a,; ~ 'N'i 'h' gentleman on whose
T. rr,,, cL,rI,J,a,' - n''"''eu, ABOUT miies
Ro,rde,s lRn,rd pod5;,, w ~ 'oeu',''hooa!e
Candlos na,,hai ~, 90, " 'snins, i oel and
Mr. Dnta bas ,aI, t;rIf "o''".s 'o' ~ hoh'hs'
the pricos. oynr,hs ra,n ~ ,l ~" p''eu ~ '''se
,o cvS o't''ne rae OF .ne a' year, IN con
Dr. W;ll,an' S"v "ssn i,'iee ., PROVISIONS;
will also rcea;ya 49, 10 - 9'','''s' rsq
ded The former =, S1oo ~, ',Ua,' ~r son anc,u
IN i, "s 'o''''' '' H'oo' 'he l'''ef al $40 Ion
~ T%n'.,,,,
Youths on account ofIi. h.al,L;,as. , 'p'
mate being unsnrpas sed IN ,ha, resnec "e o,
in the State and so on account Of rs he;p,, =,
a distance from rlaces of destination MnnIbI,
ment and behaviour If Tho SchoI,' ' I W.,L'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23
Jan 9

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the circuit superior court
OF law and chnnccry, Tor The town OF Aynch-
burg, the 5tb DAY OF December 1896.
William w. Peyion, administrator DE bonis
non OF Edward Henry, decd, pltT,
against
Patrick II. Fountain, Nathl. W. cambridge
and Martha his wife, John Fountain, Patrick
II. Fountain, jr Edmund Redd and Sarah his
wife, William II. Roane. Ann H. Roane. Sa
rah Ann Trapnall Phillip Aylet, William |.
Fountain and Sarah his wife, Philip Fitzhugh
and Mary his wife, and Betsy Moore and Ann
II. Moore, infants, by commissioners Benagh.
specially assigned their guardian, dei'ts
The Defendant Sarah Ann Trapnall, not
having entered her appearance and given secu-
ry according 10 the Act OF Assembly and The
Rules. Of This Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that she is not an nhabltan,
OF this country 1t is ordered, that the SAID de-
iendant do appear here on the first day OF the
next term and answer The bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of tins order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town
OF Lynchburg. for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted al the front door of the court house, in
said town. 4 Copy-Tese.
ID. ROBES, Cl'k.
December PC w2n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23

THE Classical School at Boco.L,.
= Fiood's, IN the county Of Buehipoh.,. hea,
opened on the first Monday in ,Lln, Wa
month, under the superintendence of m. present
Der. VI 'ie 'ubacr.
TERMS.
The terms per session. are.
For ofthograPhy, Reading, Writing
For English Grammar, Geography N, 70
History, "uu
For Tie Latin and Greek Lanpuao.. WO9
Mathematics. and the Sciences.
In addition 10 The above studies ;,.,<0
VIII be given in the French and Sn,nj,iurNon
gnages, al IS, and in Oriental Langu an Ian
IS per session. 'aeesj a.
The year will be divided into ,wo
The hrst commencing the 1st of Janua,,''On,
closing the 3l>t May the second III and
June, and closing The 2 18th of Decemhe, NV .Ne
cation OF SIX weeks will be given in Tho a Va
of the fall. :" 'ne cours.
Those who enter at an adv lpced mai,
term, VIII only be charged Tor the po,, y, 'n'
'iine mat remains but 10 deduction w;,I Of
made on account of absence. VIII "
The tuition Is payable in advance.
Boarding can be- obtained in resn.,.,,
miles, IN the neighborhood, on r ,s,aoe IA
terms. 'asohable
The subs' riber having pursued ,eeul,,,.
rary and Professional course of studiex al te
voted some time 10 the instruction nC ue
feels confident that he will be able 10 n,. ,Vuta'
expectations of his patrons '"''' 'as
LOUIS +. KI.IpSTElN
January rs Elm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-23
November II

VIRGINIA AT circuit superior court OF
law and chancery, continued and held il
the town OF Lynchbur., al The courthouse, in
SAID town, on Friday the 2lsi day Of October
1886, sitting as court of chanceIy
Benjamin Wales Perkins. an infant under
the age of q years, who snes by David Saun,
ders, Jr. his guardian and next friend, Plaintiff
against
Richard Perkins, as administrator DE- bonis
non, with the will annexed OF George NJ. Per
kns deed. Samuel Miller, Richard Perkins
Charles l.. Dibrel, Archibald Hatcher, admin.
lsirator with the will annexed OF George NJ. Per
kns deed. Ralph II. Martin, julius W. Hatch
er, Nelson ]. Hatcher, Dabney Martin and f.
Iizabeth his wife, James H. Perkins, Brice Mar
tin and Maliuda his wife, Tandy Duncan and
Susanna his wife, and James W. Dibrell,
Defendants
In CHsNcERS.
This cause came on this day 10 be beard OF
the bill answers Of the defendants Charles l.
Dibrell, James W. Dibrell and Richard Per
kln., the order Of publication Of the 9th of April
1888, agains, Archibald Hatcher Ralph II. Mar
tin, Nelson, J. Hatcher, Brice Martin and Ma
linda his vile, and Tandy Duncan and Susanna
ms wlie, which appears 10 have been duly pub
llshed and the subpGnas awarded tle,ein Oh
the 9th day OF December 1894, and the I'd da,
OF March, 1888, which sppear 10 have been duly
executed Oh the other defendants. and exhibits
and was argued by counsel on consideration
whereof, and by consent of the parties by lheil
counsel, the court doth order that Charles W
Christian, who Is hereby appointed speca
commissioners for the purpose, do take-lsi Al
account OF the estate OF Polly Perkins dee d.
which went into the hands George NJ p e< kin
dec u. her executor I'd. An account of the estat,
OF George NJ. Perkins, decd, which whent int,
the hands of Archibald Hatcher his adminis,ra
tor with the will annexed, distinguishing the Ii
abilities OF each set of securities 3D. An accoup
OF the same George NJ. Perkins's estate. which
went into the hands of Richard Perkins, til,
present administrator de bonis non with the vii
annexed-also, an account Of any payment,
made TO the plaintiff, BY the defendants. Hatch
and Dlbrell or either oflhem. on account of ,bt
, clam asserted by the plaintiff in hi, bil-whe
'her sand payments were made in money GARD
property or otherwise, and the balance of the le
gacy due the plaintiff. And the said commits
sIoner Is directed TO examine stale and settl,
SAID accounts and make report thereof 10 iii,
court, with any matte: specially stated, deemed
pe,'lneh, by himself or required by the par,e.
to be So slated
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