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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

RRTIlLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-The Lee
w lures in this institution will commence on the
second Monday in October The Departments Of In
s,ructon and the expenses for tie session, are as io
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14

S.u 4;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

FAMINE IN lNDIA-The upper provinces of
the Bengal presidency (shcn the last despatch
reached England) the scenes of the most frghtlul
misery aud mortality.
owing TO the extreme poverty of the natives oc
casloned by the mpoliiir and ruinous system pur-
sued by the government of India towards the ocou-
piers and cultivators of the soil, tens of thousands
nave been reducedto utter starvation. On the 18th
OF April lastTS,0O0 pning wretchcs, men, women,
and children, were fed by bounty at Agra; aud be
tween the LIST aud 18th of March $50 inftm and
s'ghtirss creatures were relieved in similar man
net. SO great have been the favagcs of death thar
the an Tor miles is tainted with the cflluva from the
purifying odtcasscs Of men and cattle and the rivers
OF The Jumna aud Gauges choked up and poisoned
by the dead bodies thrown into their cham els. The
wafer aud hsh OF these rivers rejected unfit for
use aud men are kept constantly employ ed IN push
ing the accumulated bodies down the torrents
FROM the July number Of the Oriental Herald We
learn that starvation, disease, and death are doing
their work at Cawnpore, Muttfa, Gwaor and Delhi.
while the wcalthicr natives looked on with Iisrless
ness and unconcorn. Though famine fund has
been enthusiastically the European public of India IL
isound impossible to the ssities of he des-
titute and dying multitude.
A correspondent in Calcutta thus writes on the
ION OF April :-"Snce the despatch OF the overland
mail Tor Borcnlce, which left Bombay ut the close of
last month. public attention in this quarter has been
engrossed by the accounts which daily reach the
capital OF the horid ravages OF famine IN the proyin-
ces to the west and north west. 1t is impossible to
compute the numbers who die in their tedious pro-
g'tss nom the desulae districts TO the towns where
'oou sP'ocurable. We hear almost daily of moth
e's oeserng their children on the highways of IN
",' ''""nhs atou d the granaries 10 pick up the
grams ., nee accidentally scattered during The pro-
's VI distribution at the doors: of the roads being
~ "''n ue'" oodles,a prey to the vulIure and
J'cNa'i OF The course Of small rivers actually oh
slructed by the masses of bodies thrown therein he
muse VINO are employed to clear the bic hways. Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
CaaAS. EUGENE EWARD

RESPECTFULLY infoims the inhabitants Of
~ Lynchburg aud The surrounding counties, that
he has lately arrived from Philadelphia, and thai it
is his intention to locate himself IN this place for
the purpose of pursuing his professional business of
Watch aud Clockmaking and repairing on the best
aud most approved principles. Having served
regular apprenticeship To sad business IN France and
Swlzetand and also having received his instructions
from the most shlllul artists Of the above named
countries, he is confident that lie can give general
satisfaction To ali those that will urus worl, in his
hands, to be done IN the most wof kmanllke man net
aud on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop IN the house occupied by
Miss llctlerman, where he will attend to all work
put in his care.
All kinds of scapements, viz: Virguel Lever,
Duplex, Chronomcter, Musical, Horizontal Lepine
and Vertical Watches.
All watches made orsold by him will be warranted
To keep good time for series OF years, without any
charge to the purchaser except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by HIM, which warranted, will
be kept free OF additional expense, for the space of
one year from the delivery. If properly taken care Of
n. Il. fine and large assortment Of Gold aud
Silver and plain Watches Also, a eclion Of ] ew-
clry,
July 90 3m.
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~ Y'Ee'E.

A PETITION will be presented to the next lie
n gislatute OF Virginia, praying tor new county
out OF paris OF Amherst and Bedford. lying and being
IN the upper eud OF said county, and betweeut the To-
bacco Row aud Blue Ridge Mountalns-aud also
meeting al the citizens friendly to division of SAID
county, will meet at Richard Prsor's Tavern Ped
lar Mills on Saturday the Goth of October next and
on Thursday the 25th OF the same month at Wauph's
Ferry, at which places map OF said county viii be
presented TO the citizeus designating us boundaries,
mountains, 10 ads, &c. &c.
Aug. ~. IN
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NOTICE..

I'llE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
d citizens Of Amherst and the adj oniug counties
that he has purchased the Tgnnery ut Amherst
courthouse and intends locating himself tor the pnr-
pose of carrying on the TANNING business. lie
vii be ready 10 receive Hides by the 2Oih OF Sept.
next RICH ID. ii, FORD.
August 90 Is
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TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC.

ENllE SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure in
l. informing the lovers of MUSIC in Lynhburg
and vicinity thai he has received and offers for sale
Il choice selection of fine PIANOS, made To hIs
particular order by }. Chiokorng & Co, in Boston
They are warranted by the manufacturer not TO be
inferior to the celebrated PIANOS Of john Broad
wood IN London, and confidently as such recommend
cd by the subscriber, who formerly in Europe has
been enga ed Tor nearly four years in the sale of the
above mentioned Lordon instruments. The lovers
Of the delicate MUSIC and neat furniture are re.
quested to cali aud examine for themselves, to be
convinced thar they may receive the fu value
OF their money. X. J. REPMA,
Corner of third Street and Tan-yard Alley.
LynchbarL, Aug. y W6t
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L.lUV' SCHOOL.
II Lac school ia !si0asssfOn,

The first session oil which will commence on the lst
day of December next, and terminate on the ls day
of April following. Those who may purpose at
tend, are requested TO communicate their intention
by letter oroherwlse, by the lst day OF November or
earlier il practlcable-and 10 such OF them can, it
is recommended 10 supply themselves with the fol
lowing text books Chays Blackstone with Fields
Analysis appended-Tuckef's Commentaries. the
last aud revised edition, with Analysis appended
Cruises Digest and Stephen on Pleading. A few CO.
PIES OF each 1t is believed, can be procured here by
such as may not be- able Ia gel them elsewhere. The
subscriber, fee will be $50 payable advance.
LUCAS +. THOMPSON.
Staunton. Aug. 20. WIN
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Mls, IBDZZAOI'IsA

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
Ia patrons that he has returned 10 town, with the
intention Of giving lessons on different Musical In
sirumcnts. Ii Is important that those WHO wish his
Instruction should make immediate appisatlun.-
HIS room IS over Messrs. LJdok Yancey's.
Sept. 81
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Bf film T.

Lines en- passing the Grave Oh my sister.
BY FLINT.
On wonder shore, on yonder shore,
Now rerdant with the depth Of shade,
Beneath the white-arned sycamore,
There is a little infant laid.
Forgive this tear--a brother weeps-
IT'S there the faded fiowret sleeps.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone,
And summers forests DER her wave.
Aud signing winds a, autumn moan
Around the little Strangers grave,
As though they nurmured at the fate
OF one 40 lone and dcsolais.
In sounds that seem like Sorrows own.
Their funeral dirges family creep,
Then, decp'nins To organ tone,
In all their solemn cadence sweep,
And pour, unheard, along the Wild,
Their desert anthem DER child.
She came. and passed. Can forget,
How We whose hearts had hailed her birth,
Ere three auiumnal suns had set.
Consigned her to her mother Earth
Joys and then memories pass away,
But gdefs arc deeper ploughed than they.
W. laid her in her narrow cell,
We hcapsd the soft mould on her breast,
And parting tears, like rain-dropa, foll
Upon her lonely place Of resi-.
MAY angels guard it,--may the, bles.
Her sluinbers in the wilderness
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone
For all unhearI, on Wonder shore,
The sweeping hood, with torrent moan.
A, evening lifts It's solemn roar,
A., IN ono broad, eternal tide,
The rolling waters ons ard glide
There is no marble monument,
There u no stone with gfaven lie.
To tell OF love and virtue bleni
In one almost too good to dc.
We needed no such useless trace
To point us to her resting place.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps Sons
Bot midst the tears and April showers,
The Genius OF the Mid hath suo~n
His gems Of fruits, has iaitesi flowers.
And cast his robe Of ,ornal bloom,
In guardian ionluess o'er hef tomb.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone.
Bui yearly is her grave turf-lrcssrj.
And still the summer vines are thrown,
In annual wrcaihs scross her breast.
And still the signing autumn groves.
And sIrrws the hailoseed spot " III, leaves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17
July sss. 1888.

ME have this day associated with usiu the Nil
w ling and Tobacco business. Mr.. John $.
Lanebofne-ihe business will hereafter be done by
Lanehorne. Burton Il Langhorne.
HENRY :. bASGHoRNE.
y. " BURTON.
JOHN ;. LANGHORNE.
Corn will be ground at the Mills IN Lynebburg,
for one sixteenth t-l6) Persons living al dis
and sending large quantities in need not arpre
beud detention, as have an abundance al water.
aud Will give them immediate despatch. We shall
be enabled TO furnish our customers with Family
Flour by the LIST Of next week and shall keep con-
slanlly on hand lot retail, Flour, NJ cal aud 0tal
L., b. IL LANGHORNE.
Aup y. 1898
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JAMES IL. WATTS.
.yTTOR.y'EY.YT E,FVg..

WILL, IN future IN addition to the counties Of
w Buletourt aud Roanoke, practice In the Sd
perior and County Courts OF Tie county Of Franklin.
BusiGess entrusted TO his care will receive prompt
attention. HIS address is Big Lick, Roanoke eoun-
~, Va.
Aupustg ON
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A TEACHER WANTED

\ GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take
L n charge of an Academy. can get GOOD nnd
permanent situation, AT Pdudng, jasper Countn
-htSasstPpi 1t is expected the building will be IN
readiness by The LIST December or January next
The health ofthis section OF Mississippi is thought
10 be equal to any other place in the South. Let
ters can be addressed TO the Trustees or 10 Benz
Hum. None need make application except he IS
li'iy competent. and of good moral character and
steady habits. 1t is probable that there will be
emale Institution attached TO it very soon: consc
quenlly II may suit gentleman and his wife, who
follow that profession
Pauldlng, Miss August Q IN
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vTIRGINlAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of the On
cut Superior Court of Law and Chanccry Bedford
county, on the ID day otJuly, 1888: -
John NJ. Wright, Plaintiff,
against
John Morley md Sally his wife Lewis Clayton and Dcey
his WIFE, ASH Baenlan and Oney his wife, John y. Leit"eh
and Paul Clay, Defendants
IN CHAscERY.
The defendants, Asa Baeman and Oney his wife, and Lew
clayton and Dcev his wife, not having entered the r.
pearance and given security according to the Act Assen
and the rules OF this and appearing by H
dence that they inhabitants OF this Commonweal
Is ordered that they do appear here on The hrs DAY
tue next term, and the painifs bill mat his On
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN Ly
burg for months successfully and posted at the o
door of the Court House OF this county, some court IA,
Copy-Teste ,-,.
Juy "a p2n
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Aug27


rENnIs IL TO NOTIFY the heirs Of Thomas
i Johnson, deceased, and all other petso rs
Interested that ! once more appoint the l2th day oi
October, s35 to meet Them al the Office o Chsw ell
Dlbncy Esq. IN the town Of Lynohburg, for the pur-
pose OF paying them the balance of tie money that IL
my hands belonging the sad estate, when shall
expect the lrgMeesto give me retuudlng bonds, with
good security. Also. all persons having demands a
ganst the said estate notified TO bring them for
ward by O'clock that day. or before.
BENZ. TALIAFERRO,
Administrator OF Thomas Johnson, decd
Aug. 81. LIN
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Trust Sale.

Trust SAFE.
virtue of deed of trust executed on the 6iI,
- day OF January, ISIS, by Anthony North, Jr to
Tie Undersigned and George p. Richardson to Sc
cure debt due TO Spotswocd d. Crenshaw the I'm
derslSned MS one of the trustees named in the sand
deed WI" expose 10 sale Al public auction before the
doof OF The Franklin Hotel IN the town OF Lynch
bnrg, the
Lot Of Ground,
Lying on sixth street in he said town, conveyed bv
Tie sad deed The sale will take place on the lsh
day OF September next, and will be for CASH Ar
ting as trustee, shall only sell and convey such THE
as is vested in me by the said deed of trust
GEORGE WHITLOCKE.
Aug 81. ids
The above sale is unavoidably postponed until
Friday els September.
GEORGE WHITLOCK, TRUSTEE.
September ,oIS
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Lying in the immediate neg hborhood olthc Buaa-
loe Springs, and contains, by estimation 75O Acres;
lair portion of winch IL Tobacco Land, aud of
fine quality. | reside near the land and will show II
to any person desuous 10 purchase.
Terms liberal, and viii be made known on the dav
OF sale. ADDISON TALlAFERRO.
August 81 zoos
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II \ X ID w 4 II L
CHE. EE'.

MY assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery Guns,
VI Saddlet,. &c. by the latter end Of the present
month. will be complete. Merchants aud others
wanting Goods. have The selection Of splendid as
sorlnent on that Cannot lil to give sat'siat-
tion-l afn determined sell cheap. Call aud see.
H. b. RICHARDS.
Sept. 10 Is
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FOR SALE.

A LIAELK' intelligent servant Cn about
n II or 10 years Of age. She is 6rs rate
house servant aud nurse. Enquire of
e, PHELPS, Auct't
Sept. 10 Is
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nishes water power OF immense value. The Farm
Mills, once the property of VIM. Mitchell decd
were erected on the lfacr and although they were
carried off by hnud some years ago. large quantity
of the building rock still remaus with which new mill
or a factory might be erected, at small expense
The advantages possessedby tins land, in the lertil
" OF the SOIL lis contgulty TO market, aud vast water
power, render 1t an object worth the attention of
capitalists
The other tract lies five miles from Lynchburg,
and one mile from the main stage road leading TO
Amherst Court House, the same creek runs through
this tract, which was the property Of Doct Robere
IL. Rose. Tins is truly valuable tract of land, anu
has about two hundred aud eighty in woods, and
fine tobacco land aud has about fifty of creek
bottom that is rich. The whole plantation lies very
level, so that the most of may be plou he'd bof
l am determined to sell and by carly application a
bargain may be had. The terms of sale will be lib
eral, and made known application Possession
will be delivered OF the which reside at u
/ end OF the year, aud OF the other at any time. ~
large crop OF wheat viii be sown aid neatly put in
this fall. for the benefit oil the purchasers. Refer
cnce can be had, the land by applying to Capt
Thomas 4. iiolcombe, Capt. Chales p. Lee, Major
Thomas ltudd, or Nh. Seth Woodfoot.
GEO. w. PElTIJOHN.
July 90 w3m
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against
Willie Roberts andy illie Roberts, jr.
l)cfts.

The defendant Willie Roberts, not having entered his 40.
peaWncc,and given ecuiy according 10 The sc ol Assembly
and the rules OF tins count and II appcarn. by satisfactory
evidence tath iHabiiunl OF this Commonwealth
On the motion o The plaintiffs, bs COUNSEL It Is ordered that
the said defendant do appear before the Judge said Cir
cult Sup Court thc Courthouse hereoon the first
Of the tar aud the Plaintiffs, bill and that copy
of this odebe forthwith published in the L nchburg yrei-
man, Tor months successfully and that another copy be
posted the front door of the Courthouse of this county
A copy-fe,te.
NM. H. TUNSTAII, OK
July 1G WIN
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.N'OIECE,.

A Ii. persons indebted 10 the subscribers, are
y hereby notified that satisfactory artang emcnls
for the payment Other debts must be made by the
Isl OF August next, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES {. HUNT Il CO.
June / Is
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Notice.

Notice.
EF AT THE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
- about two months SINCE BY the Stage, aBOX
containing clothes aud two letters addressed 10 r. B.
h'"ins' Lynchbutg. The owner will please pay
charges and take iiaway ROE. MoRRIsS
Sept. g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-17

NliRGlNiA, TO " IT At rule. held IN the Clerks OF
fee OF the Circuit Superior Cout of Law and Choneery
for the County Of Puts, wanna, Monday the it day OF
juno, 1888
CnsNell Poe and james b. Rcnwck merchants and part
trading under the style and firm OF Poe u Rcnwck
t1S
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GUIDE 20 PASSENGERS.
IS. 5:z{1s,t ~
NEW ARRANGE MENT.

s34s5azGi'A..Gl.l
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
fNllE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
l. 10 Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville
leaves Lyuchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, al o'clock, \. NJ, and reaches Charottcs-
vale IN the evening of those DAYS ii arrives at Ere
deneksbGrs on Mondays, Wednesdays aud fridays,
at O'Clock, Z. NJ. In returning, II arrives at Char
Iotcsylle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
aud reaches Lynchbutg on Mondays, W edn"sdays
and Fridays BY thus route passengers leaving
L>nehb0g will reach Fredericksburg IN two days,
OF those going ON LNnchbuIg 10 Richmond will
reach Richa ond on the sec ond day at 6 O'Clock. p.
M.-Dur teams and coaches are FIRST rate aud the
drivers al" careful and accommodating. No pains
wall be spared 10 render the rip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg Sill 90
do 10 Richmond 0 so
Apply at the Franklin Hotel. LynchburC for seats
). b. CLOVES. Agt.
Ju'y2 uJan
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Valuable LAND for sale near
LNnchburg.

DEING anxious to remove ! offer for sale two
ID tracts of Land. each containing five hundred
and sixty 10 SIX hundred acres. situated n Amherst
county.
The one sn which reside is on James River ono
and half miles above Lynehbnre, one half of which
in woods and Of the best kind otobaeco land and
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Fr07 the Nar lofk Gaseite.

We take the following most extraordinary account
from one of our London papers received by the
South America. We believe 1t to be without pa.
rsliel.
EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL-OFFERlNG \
BOY TO AN APOIllECARY FOR DIS
SECTION.
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'G'liE subscriber, as agent for the heirs of James
! Govan, deed. will sell, on Thursday the 2Olh
day OF September next, ut the shop Of Simeon A .
BuTCb m the fuuuiy nI A nthr,at
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POLITICAL.

There is something these sianzas, TO us inexpress''
by pathetic and u,oumf they indeed beautiful n
ceednsy and such any of our poets nigh, well be
uroud of (Eaamburgh RericH.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

4 WISH TO SELL, at next Bedford Court, a
4 NEGRO WOMAN and Two CHILDREN.
The Woman is about 81 years Of age. A credit OF nine
ty days will be gwen on half the pun chase money;
they will certainly be sold, and as likely and
valuable any 10 be iouni.
JOHN SHARP, j.
Bedford. Selt.3 w4w
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AlRGlAlA-h rules held in the Clerks Office the Cn
cult superior Court Of LAW and Chanccry for Bedforc
county, the 18th day OF June, 1888
James d. Taylor and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Hewitt
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July23

ETlRGINtA-itrues holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of nw and Chnnccry for the
OF L. nehburG, on the Iltl day OF August, 1883
Robert saunders, Plaintiff,
against
iandon K. Cabe Leonard Straw, Harold Smyth robart
Henry Cabe Patrick H. Cabell, and judith :, Cabcll de-
iJndanis.
IL CHANcERY.
The Defendants LRndon Il. Cabel and Leonard Straw,
having entered tn rnppcaauce nn1 given security according
the Of Assembly the rules o this Court, audit appear
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants II
this il ORDERED that The said defendants do appear
here the first day ot May next and answer the bill
Of the paur-Hnd thai acopy OF this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper printed in the OF ynchbuig,
for months oesvey, and posted at the front door
the Count house in the said town.
y Copf-Iesta,
DAVID ROBES, Clark.
Aug. y, WIN
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a DIV ELAING HOUSE,

with all necessary out houses coal honses &c This
property is situated Immediately on the stage road
between Lynchburg and Richmond, aud about SIN
or seven miles below the former place. and about one
and a half miles from the james River Canal which
IN the course OF the next year expected TO be com
peted. In addition to the above property is also Tor
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1862 ACRES OFLaND.

principally IN wood, bought with view Of snpplyine
fuel to the Furnace, and lays probably two miles
from the Furnace, in ITS nearest parts and Will hc
sold with rseparate from the Furnace Tract as may
appear preferable on the day OF sale. THIS property
being leased ior the present year cannot be tlclv
cred to the purchasers until the lst OF Januay 1889
and VIII be sold subject to that condition. and on a
credit oininc, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day OF such delivery the payments to be secured by
bonds bearing interest from that date, with approved
security, and deed oflrusl on the property
JOHN EARLY, J Trus
JAMES BENAGII, { tees.
Aug. p. ids
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Henry H. Hewitt in his right aud of War
nar Hewitt decd- Mary Hewitt widow Of Warner Hewitt
dec d.. Abnr Hewitt Mary Hewitt Anthony Christian and
Sarah his wife John \. Christian, William Padgct and A.
manda his wife, Samuel NJ. Watts and Ann Ezn his wife
Charles H. Christian, Mary t. Christian Ekira f. Christian
Editha Jane Christian, Jnneua Christian William A. Chris
tan, Edward cmmpachcr. cambridge Crumpacker William
Crptrher, the last three children of Batsy Crumpac
decd. Benjamin Hewitt, Richard " Hewitt and Cahano
Hewitt children of John Hewitt, deed. Spotswood Hewitt
and Horace Fay lor DeicrlNais.
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Is CHASCERY.

The denlents lsunc Bow yoraui Elizabeth his wife, Mary
Babc Susan McMuen, Matthew McAlullcn and Jana Gil
kersun, having entered ieir appearance aud given
according the Act OF Assembly and the rules
count and it Appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
ulbans of this commonwealth ordered that they
do appear her The first day OF thp term, and
the plaintiffs hlI this order be inserted
paper published in Lynchburg, months successfully,
aud posted the front door OF the court house OF tins county,
court day. ACopt-festc
jos. WILSON, Cl'k.
July % WIN