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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15
FRANKLIN LAND AND NEGROcx
EO1. 6MIe.

In pursuance Of decree OF the county co,,,
l. Franklin, pronounced al the September ,s,,
Of that court, | SHALL on the first day of Noy,nha.
next, proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder nm m.
premises, 312a Acres Of LAND, lying in the eonn,s
Of franklin on Doe Creek, the late residence :,
Elias Pinckard, decd. on which there is mon
Land sufficient TO work 4 or hands to adya,,.,.
mostly fresh ard in good repair with good ne,
buildings, and a portion OF the Wood Land of good
quality and will be shown application to Charlie,
Pmckard on the premises. Also, six yaIuabv
Negroes amorg them three young Men. a youn,
woman and girl, well worth the attention of pe,sons
wishing TO purchase. The Land on one and two
years, the purchaser giving bond with approved So
curty for the purchase money, and the lille retain.
ed Till the payment be made the Negroes on -
mouths, aud the purchase money also secured bv
the COMMISSIONER
Also on same day and place, will be sold, to tho
highest bidder, on IL months, the residue cf said
decedenl's estate consisting Of 5 Horses, good
new Wagon aud Harness, stock Of Cattle among,
them yoke of young Oxen, Hogs Sheep and
Crop OF every description, together with Plantation
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
&c. Bond aud security required By the
ADMINISTRATORS.
T = The sale to commence with the Land AT II
O'Clock, aud continue from day TO day ill all are
sold.
September 81 w4v
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CHEAP FILL GOODS.

/ am now receiving my allsupply Goods, compr-
L sing an extensive and well assorted stock of sta
pie and fancy goods. would solicit call from
my friends and the public generally before purchas
ing, being confident that they will find many desra-
bic articles at less prices then be found at any
other establishment. The following goods call
then partic lar attention to
One Case st black Bombaznes s7ct toSl
Black LustrInss, good 81 cts.
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans SO cts. to 81
Cases Bleached Cloths (fne) l25 cts
pieces Ingram Carpeiing 81 l24 10 81 %
100 French Worked Capes rs cts TO 81
N. Il. large assortment of Ladies' aud Gentle
mems Cloaks, Over Coats, Merino aud Lambs Wool
Shirts, Drawers, &c &c. &c. NJ. HART.
Oct. "a
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$50 REWARD.
SfOD the II: n u ~ II n +.

I WILL give a reward OF fifty dollars for the
i apprehension Of my man HENRY. WIG le.'
Lynehburg on the 81 Of October. have no doubt
but he is in Buchanan lis vicinity having a wife
at Capt Jno liarve,'s in that place ;-perhaps he
may be some where on the canal between 1,ynchburg
aud Buchanan. Henry has frequently ran off in
the last 12 months. from WIN. Bailey, Of whom |
purchased him, and has been often taken up in
Boteourt county, on his way TO Buchanan. Henry
is about % years Of age, a light brown. stout and
well built, 5 feet OF inches high, and has large
scar from old burn on his left leg extending some
distance above the knee. The above reward of $50
will he gwen or his apprehension and delivery 10
in tins place, as ! am ANXIOUS to secure him
He ran off without any lfovocatlon whatever.
SETH NOODROOF.
The Fincastle Democra, will copy the above and
forward the account to this Office.
Lynchburg Oct.S Is
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Watches, JeWelry, Lamps,

Plated Ware, Military Goods, Pistols, &c.
ID < A. CAMPBELL, No. IFS BALTIMORE
i 4. STREET, Baltimore. invite the attention Of
dealers aud purchasers IN their ne TO their asoft-
meni ot the above named GOODS. which they offer
nj WHOLESALE on as good terms and al lo,o
prices they can be procured IN NEW 1oRK, PHIL
AprLrniA. or elsewhere. Their stock Of Goods are
Of their omn direct mportatjop and have been care
fully selected from The ENGLIsH French MANU-,
FACTORIES, by one of The firm IN person.
They have made arrangements with the houses OF
NJ. J. Tobias & Co. aud HARRISON, to keep ON hand
constantly supplies OF GOLD and SILVER LIE
VERS and MOVEMENTS Of all descriptions OF
lheir manufacture.
In the selection Of their JE WELRY and PLA-
TED WARE particular care has been observed.
n. b. Dealers requested 10 call and examine
their stock Of Goods.
Baltimore, Oct. B St
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N'O7'ICE.

4 PETITION will be presented 10 the mex, I.e
L n gslature of Virginia praying for new county
out of paris of Amherst and Bedford living and being
in the upper end ofsad county, and between the To-
bacco Row and Blue Ridge Mountans-and also a
meeting OF the citizens friendly division of SAID
county, will meet at Richard j. Pryors Tavern, Ped
lar Mills, on Saturday the 20lh of October next. and
on Thursday the oSth Of the same month at Wauph's
Ferry, at which places map of said county will be
presented 10 the citizens designating its boundaries
mountains. roads, &c. &c.
Aug ~. IN
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DAN away from :he subscriber, his slave ARM.
Il 4 STEAD: he is dark, dlngv mulatto about
feet high, so years old, bonel long -Ilmbed mar
low faced. down couuenance; his feet turn in, and is
obi .ed 10 right aud left shoes, but his form is
straight, like the Indian. There is a cut on his rieht
knee, received last harvest bya scylhe. He went off
Sunday evening, OH September, and was seen near
Nelson court house, and said he was "A free man.
AID was going 10 Augusta county-he had on a
black bombazIne irock but had other clothing
with him. il secured within the State, reward OF
$40 will be gwen and If ont of the State $50
LEMUEL TURNER
Near Inc ost-eCicc. Tariety Mills, Nelson Co., ia.
October 3 w4w
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II LUaU .ScI,O0I in SSUusfOu,

The first session oil which will commence on the ls
day of December next, and terminate on the lst day
of April following. Those who may purpose TO at
tend, are requested to communicate their intention
by letter oroheiwlse, by the LIST day of November or
earlier if practicable-and TO such of them as can il
is recommended to supply themselves with the fol-
lowing text books Chuy's Blackstone with Fields
Analysis appended-Tucker's Commentaries. the
last and revised edition, with Analysis appended
Cruises Digest, and Stephen on Pleading. A few CO.
pies OF each it is believed be procured he-e by
such as may not be able get them elsewhere. The
subscribers fee will be $50 payable in advance
LUCAS Z. THOMPSON.
Stanton. Aug. 90. WIN
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SELECTIONS.
ARISrOGRACI.


Casinr Pefier. on being called an i" aristoetat."
and OF the privileged classes, replied, my onl,
sfistocracy Is the superiority winch industry, frugal
hy, perseverance, and intelligence will always assure
20 every man in ice state Of society. | belong
osIy To those privileged olasscs TO which YOU may all
belong 10 your turn. They are not privileges cfca.
ted for us, but created by Our wealth IS our
own, we baye made II. COR case is our own We
have gained ii b. sweat Of our brows, OF by the
labor OF our Our position ~ society is not
conferred upoi rs, but purchased b, outsel,es--wh
our own intellect, application, zeal, patience aud in
dusify. u You remain inferior Ia us II is because
you have not the intellect OF the industry, the zeal
~ the sobrlety the patience The applications no
cessary 10 Nout advancement. This IL not out fault
but your You wish 10 become ich a, som,
men ITO to become wise but there royal rold
10 wealth any more than there ~ 10 knovledre
You sigh for the and rcpose Of wealth bun ,ou
are not willing tn do thai which is necessary 10 pro
cure them. The husbaudnAn who will not tlll hi,
ground shall reap nothing but III stiles and b,lars-
You think the CONNEXIONS N human society aie
useless and misduectod II You do not became
wealthy and powerful BY the changes but what
right have you 10 expect, you oilers aud dfones IN
the hive, that you shall always be fed on the honey
and the sweets OF life What right have you, who do
nothing tor yourselves, Your families your com
munes, your ACCOMPLISHMENTS your departments yonr
country, OF your hInd 10 imagine that YOU will he
selected by them lur then favor, lhci confidence. and
their rewards
am not an ai,stoctat ia that sense OF the term in
which ii may be applied IN absolute governments or
under imperial rule bul #. by an Ar.tocrat. Won
mean a man who has earned his promotion by bt,
labor his honofs by has tolls, aud his wealth by his
indusry-oll, then indeed, am anstocra-anJ,
please God may always remain So The d,spo.
tons OF society lease you, because you have not
the talent or lnds suy TO amend your own position.
You ace too idle 10 labor, aud too proud TO beg but
will take care that you shall not rob me. | lbnow
back then, with indignation and resentment, the
charge which is made. | belong TO the miidI,np
classes Of society. These classes must take tbe,,
part in the government OF society. have been Sc
lscicd by my fellow citizens and by my king as one
Of their representatives and by the blessing of God
t"i'' represent them" Bidckuood.
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Floyd County Land
FOR SALE.


DEING APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
ID OF that desirable tract OF L.9.vD,
situated in Floyd county. Vmginia, on the head Of
Little River, and known rs Ogie's Old Place. con-
taining about eleven hundred and forty.
four Acres, | am authorized by the proprietor TO
offer the same for sale. IL will therefore be pat up
al public auction on the premises on Thursday the
29th day Of November next.
The terms viii be one half the purchase money
paid down the time Of purchasing; and the residue III
one year after. The tnie. which is indisputable.
will be made at the time OF final payment lis being
punctuaIy made, or II will be Immediately made. II
The purchaser prefers H. by his giving deed OF trust
10 secure the payment The highest responsible
bidder viii be the buyer. on his comply ing with the
above terms oil sale. Possession will be Immediately
gwen.
II is deemed unnecessary to give description oil
this Land, as II is so well known. Any persons dcsi-
rous to II In person. referred to Capt james
Littefei, living near the same, who will be polite
enough to give the necessary Information; or Tor
further particulars apply,io the subscriber. At Chris
RIO. GARDNER.
Oct. ids
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Idiuabio Stock Of Goods,
AT AUCTION.

ENllE subscribers being DESTROYS of closing their
L mercantile business, as eApedItIously posi-
bic, viii offer for sale, at their Store house. in L,ber-
~, on "Wednesday the cath day Of October, 1888, to
the highest bidder, their entire stock of GOODS
consisting OF
Staple y Fancy Dry Goods,
Suitable 10 the approaching season;
Groceries, Hardware n Cutlery Hats, Shoes,
Donicssics, &C. nc.
Teey respectfully invite the attention of the public
to this sale, as II will certainly take place, and they
have many very desirable articles, which will
be sold in parcels TO suit the merchant and consul
mer. VIII also be sold at the same Tune and place
our STORE house., which is desirable
for mercantile stand as any in this place
Terms-For the stock Of goods, credit Of six
months will be given on all sums five dollars
on all sums of five dollars aud under cash will bete-
CURED. For the store house, the terms will be
made known on the day ofsale.
DAVIS & PHILLIPS.
Oct. ids
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JOHN M. SPEED,
TORNE AT LAW

NJ Ill attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
OF tue county of Campbell and the Corpora
non oil Lynchburg. Any business entrusted 10 his
management VIII receive prompt attention. He
may be found at the Law Office of G. l.. Mas.
by, Esq,
Sept.
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4 TEACHER WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take
n charge Of an Academy, can get good and
s,-tansnsnt situation, at Pduiding, Jasper County,
HsRrfnyPi. II IS expected the building will be IN
f..i.s sss - he lst December or January next.
~ health sfihs secIon of Mississippi is though
> - s4g rs any other place in the South. Let
stes ~ sj1fesssd 10 the Trustees, or to Benz.
Him. S5ar bee! make application except he rs
fa8ag essnfsteat. aud OF good moral character and
.aes5s habits. IL IS pfoblble that there will he
Female Institution attached to il very soon conse-
ggentIy it may suit gentleman and his wife, who
follow lhat profession.
Psuljins, Miss. August I'm
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Lying in the county Of Amherst, the South
waters of Bnnaloc River, and al lonng the lands Of
the Cope, Nine Tract aud others, one mile east OF
The Folly, belonging 10 the estate OF Gideon Gooch
decd. containing two hundred aud ihnty nine and a
half Acres aorc or less. This Land is well timber
ed-the cleared Land flesh aud IN good heart-ihe
buildings PLAN. but copyenent-g0od out lets, fine
range aud IN seven miles OF A. Munday's mill
THIS Land produces Corn, Wheat, Tobacco and
Clover very KIND to say the least Tins Land is
thy Of notice. Liberty TO seed, and possession lst
day Of January, 1899 The terms of sale will be
ONE two and three years credit, the purchaser Civ
Ikg bonds wnh approved personal security, and the
title Of The Land retained unl'i all the SAID bonds
are fully discharged.
DAVID APPLlNG, Commissioners
PEYTON KEITH, s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sept. 81 u7O
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To CARPENTERS BRICK LAYERS.

TIVE BUILDING THE BRICK CHURCH,
Il IN the neighborhood OF Col Cornelius Sales,
Amherst county, Va. will be let, AT Cash's school
house, miles Nouh East OF The Butt'loe Springs,
o "Wednesday l7lh Ocr. BY order OF The building
Committee. JOSHUA {. I1NSLEY, Sec.
October at
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Confectionery, Fruit, &c.
LI.V'CHEON
CASH,

a Ii persons indebted TO the late conc crn Of II.
go. -. h'cnaros' ana co. either by bond or open
account are respectfully desired to come fo ward and
se.'e without delay. as longer indulgence canno, be
gu II. B. RICHARDS
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Y ih'lN'A Alta Court held for Nelson County, the 28th
v day of August, 1888 ::
iiezekmh Harsrove, John Hargrove Beverly Hargrove,
'ohn liargrovo, Polly Hargrove and Sophia Hagroye,
Plaintiffs,
against
fioyd L. Whitehead aud John J. TIargrove, ndminsra-
,ors OF iiezeklah llagro,e decd Elizabeth Hargrove,
Mmo" ana elct OF William Ilargrove, decd. Edmund W.
hl ana Elizabeth his wife, Aabella, William, Robert SUI
san and - iiagroye children said William llargrove.
dec d Randolph r. James b., Elizabeth and Maria Har'
grove, children OF Joseph Hargrove, dec d. and tho
Thomas Hargrove, deed, Whose names arc unknown)
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
IN INC motion Of the plaintiff by counsel and it appearing
" Court that the legal heirs and representatives OF nom
iiargrote decd whose unknown are not m
aoahts OF tins Commonwealthti is ordered that 'hey 40
appear here ON before the fourth Monday IN November
neA ana answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF
oidef be forthwith inserted in newspaper Puoished
~ .e town OF lynchburg for months sccessi'ey ana
o'ner copy thereof posted the front door oil te court
noise OF this county, on Court day
Copy-Teste, .,,r <,r,
Septemberl7 WIN
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AMHERST MILLS.

U,HE UNDERSIGNED have leased the above
j N IL Il y, for the present year. They will
give the IN CHEST prces for wheat, delivered either
al the MILL or on The opposite side Of the RIVER.
Ground Plaster always kept on hand.
A good Miller may obtain employment by APP
plication to the subscribers. One without family
would be preferred. DAVID STAPLES,
JAMES l.. LAMKIN.
April % WON
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II HOUSE .s.v'D LOT.
DU'ELLEs'G HOUSE,

standing pear the Academy, IN the occupancy
OF Capt John B. Duncan. This House is new and
yet fnshed, but will be before the day Of sale
II is sufficiently large ior family Of any size.-
There are about three Acres of Land attached to IT,
with all necessary out houses. The last named
property will be shown Ia any person who may wish
10 purchase, either by Capt. Duncan OF my self on
Of before the day of sale New Glasgow is pleasant
village, III a fipe cighborhood, Immediately on the
stage road between Charlottesville aud Lynehbuig.
1t Is well situated Tor a Lawyer. Physician, 81 a
Merchant The terms Of sale will be one, two,
tlueo aud four years credit; the purchaser giving
bond with good personal socurty aud deed oil
trnst TO secure the payment Of the purchase money
GEO. CALLAWAY. .aTg
tir Chd'S H. Pare.
New Glasgow, Sept. - t3N
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L.I.vD FOR .S.fLE.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the county court Of
/ Amherst pronounced at September term, 1888.
"a The case OF Newell, &c. vs.. Gooch, &c. we, the
undersigned Commissioners Will on w cdnesiay, the
I7ib al October next, II fair If net the next far day.
tsunday exeeptedD proceed to sell, by way fpub-
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TER MS.

Per Session Of five months, payable ira ndv nncc.
Tunion in Orlhography, Reading q Wntng, Sl2 so
English Grammar, Geography, HIS
tory, Arithmetic and Composition, lG 90
Ancient Languages, Mathematics,
Chemistry, Moral. Natural and mtellec-
tual Philosophy, Rhetoric and Logic, 20 90
All Communications addressed to the subscriber
at Lynchburg, will meet with prompt attention.
j. w. GOODMAN.
The attention Of the public is directed to the fol-
loving recommendations
Feeling deep interest in the cause Of Education,
beg leave TO commend 10 the community the Rev
Mr. Goodman, as gentleman of high literary at
tainments and "aptt to teach"
IL gives me much pleasure to state that he has
conducted a school in this vicinity, much to his own
credit, TO the improvement of hls pupils and to the
entire satisfaction of the parents of the children en-
trusted to his charge. The rapid progress made
by his sci GLARS as evinced by examination which
| recently attended bears ample testimony to the
excellence OF his mode of conveying instruction.
lie will be found an accomplished scholar gen
teman and Christian. j. +. BARCLAY, NJ D.
ScottsviIle, Sept. oath, 1888.
The Rev'd. Mr.. Goodman proposes TO estabish'a
School III Lynchburg. He has been teaching dur
ing the last twelve months, in the county Of Abe
marie. and has had of my sons under his care
his reputation for peiy, intelligence learning and
II ness Tor The office OF teacher, is high and the
progress aud improvement, Of my sou, authorize me
to believe, that Mr. Goodman well deserves the re-
putaon he has acquired. GEO. NJ PAYNE.
lngleside, Buckingham Co. Sept. 2st, 1888
This certifes, that Mr.. James w. Goodman, Of
the class OF 1887, at this College, is gentleman OF
unexceplonabe moral character aud hi ghly respect
able literary attanments. He is in NV Judgment
possessed OF the requisite qualifications for a Prec ep
tor, and entirely deserving of confidence and patron
age n. LORD President,
Of Dartmouth College.
Dartmouth College Feb. 2l, 1888.
REFERENCEs.--Gen. David Rodes S. & M
II. Garland, VIM. Daniel, Jr. Esqr, Colo Lang
horne, J. Nj. Gordon. John Hollins, Rev A. b.
Smith Lynchburg.-J. w. Saunders, V. w.
Soulhall, T. W. G,lmer, F. B. Dyer. Esqts, Char
iottesv'lle' -ReV'd Robert Ryland Rev. J. b. Tay-
Tor. Richmond.
October ! u2w
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30 N'EGROES WANTED.

Will pay the highest prices for fifty likely
! young negroes, among the number a few ,ood
"'eenancs' w. ii. HARRIS
Watson. " i'o'"'' "
Sept. 81, =.
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Hsichf of.de Hs~aa Bady--M. Chasnsi dried q
human body ~ an oven. the original weight Of
which was leo lbs: uhrn dry. vas reduced TO IL
lb, Hence the solid Of the body TO water
=. one 10 nine OF one tenth From this II " ~ be
seen how eres, proportion the fluids Of the body
be A. 10 the saiids.
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HNllE subscriber, having recently removed TO
l. Lynchbure. will, Monday The sth of Oct
open a Female School in a room on the basement
story of the Protestant Methodist Meeting house
The situation is very retired, and every way suitable
to the end for whichu is designed.
The course OF instruction will be liberal, incud-
ing all The branches OF thorough English and
Classical education.
The scholastic year, consisting of ten months will
be divided into two sessions OF five months, with a
public examination at the close OF each Session. Pn-
pills may enter al any time, but not for IA less term
than one full Session, No deduction for absences,
unless in OF protracled illuess.
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POETICAL.
From ae Nee Yorker.
rHE EAR HI y 4 . ST.

From Ae NEG Yorker.
rnE EARL osr.
stole 20 the grave Of enc
Ihad ie,'d IN my hsprsef years.
And t.rried tsll each idle gszer geae.
Then ~sisfd Der turf with my tears;
Fer he The tesaie.a. srk
IN which had veuts. ed my ALL
Teo rude blew the winds for the summer-buili bark.
Ny hopes all queuch'd in her pail
kneli meath The funeral tree.
That htiully strean,'d IN the Wind,
Rs,ing aloud all UNDECIDED by me-
The body feir ng' bss the mind
For thought on u ase ros.-~ing'd jsys
When ream'd ia the vale Of youth
Where eitfou groves shaded her form from III. rs,s
fthe le-,eeming Of the South.
thought on her genius and worth
though, her white. swelling brow.
Round which the base worms Of the earth
Were -vellins greediy
A STROUD and cold for the clay.
Bot heavenly for the soai
And bower which can never decay.
Where the waters Of melody roll.
Place ns stone o'et the bed IL her rest.
For she bad small part with the world
Tboagh the cold clay presses her breast,
Her spirit. Young wings unfurId:
Oh she ~s- fair bird fspring,
Len behind N bic al. snif, cin-.
Where cold bseezes faded ihe hue Of It's ~ing.
Once 30 bright the soa sefnal tifn..
Oh she bright Eden flower,
Severed far firm It's nurnring earth,
Which spFanE INTO life IN ~srH April shower.
But lhered from IL birth
The bird to anew spnnS hath fed.
The flower IN a Eden sHles.
Whose wales are nccr waerd with for the dead
Where the seary-wera from their tolls.
dage, when m, heart u IN NO,
Ny lrail harp silbirahe o'er her tomb.
For though dark be my pathway below
Her memory silver it, gloom.
Alas' Tor tho love the hes barred
In the wreok eoverd tide ofihc past
Alas for tunes flood, WHICH hath burned
Ny soul on It's voyage 90 fast
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should have been The penalty for al unmaHle
woman Tor the same ofsses
[Saien lHass) Rtgi,fer.
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u lRGlNlA-Atrues holden in the Clerks Office of tho
circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for tho
OIL ~ nchb4rg, On the 1lth day oiAugust 1888.
Robert Saunders, Plaintiff
against
landon r. Cabcl, Leonard Straw Harold Smytl Robert
Henry Cabcll, Patrick H. Cabel and Judith 8 Cube, de-
PENDANTS.
IN CHANcERY.
The defendants Landon r. Cubell and Leonard Straw not
having entered trappeaance and given security according
10 the act Assembl, the rules OF this Court appear
ing ny satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF
this country ordered that the said defendants do appear
mere Gu the hst day OF May term and answer bill
OF he pnni-and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the ynchbmg
1 Two months successfully and posted the front door Of
the Court house in the said town.
Copy-Teste,
Aug. q. VIM