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Union ACADEMY.

TNIIE FIRST SESSION of this institution will
commence At old Concord, Campbell Co., the
LIST Monday in February. under The direc ion of
Benjamin ". Curtis, A. b.. as Principal. For the
last Two years Mr.. Curtis has had charge of the Slate
River School, Buckingham Co. Va. and is highly
recommended by the Trustees Of that School also.
by President Lord of Dartmouth College, N. H., OF
which he isa graduate.
The academic year is divided into two sessions Of
five months each. Pupils may be entered at asy
time, but no deductions will be made, leases oil
sickness excepted,) from the time Of their entrance
TO the close Of the session.
Fees for Tuition are as follows, viz
Greek, Latin. German or French, SIS per session.
Higher branches Of English, 10 =
Elementary do D
Board, including bedding, washing, fire, candles,
sc. can be obtained 10 private flmilies, at eight dol
lars per month. Fees for tuition aud boatd will be
required at the expiration Of each session.
n. b. Parents and guardians may rest assured,
that the morals of the students will be strictly attend.
ed to.
By order ofthe Board,
Z. L. CHEATHAM, President.
Campbell CO., Va, January 81 Is
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Sale OfLands.

4 :. pursuance OF a decree pronounced on the Esd
j ds, OF October 1888. by the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chaneers Tor the town Of Lynch
bnIe, 10 two causes in Chsnccry depending therein.
between James Bullock. complainant, and Harry Ann
Cabell. widow OF John J. Cahcll. deed. and other de-
ftnadnfs, and between David q. Msrrell suing ms
well in bs own behalf rs of such other creditors OF
John Bullock. as have an interest in the subject mat
ter Of the suit, and may pray 10 become parties and
contribute TO the costs thereof, complainant, and
John Bullock and other defendants. the undefsign-
pose, will proceed, on Thursday, the 2lst day Of
February, 1899, # fair, and 4 not ON the next fair day,
TO sell, upon The premises, by way Of public auction,
To tie highest bidder, the lands in aud bs said decree
directed 10 be sold by us, being a tract or parcel OF
OF land, containing by recent survey ASA acres, be
the same more or less, lying aud being ~ the coun-
" OF Bedford. on the moth side OF Ivy Creek and on
iolning the lands OF John o. Leftwich aud the Hens
of John /. Cabell, decd. lands Of Benjamin Wiggln-
ION and James Metcalf. The land will be sold, IN
pursuance OF said decree, - on credits oil Dix, twelve
aud eighteen months, equal lnsalments. HE pulclas.
er ~ purchasers executing 10 us, as commissioners,
his or their bonds. with approved security, aud The
tile Of the lands tobe withheld, as a further security
for The purchase money"
The land will be shown 10 any person, wishing to
view 1t, by John Bullock. living adjoining II.
" HENRY DUNNlNGTON, ! Commits
- JOHN BULLOCK, sioneis.
january 81 i2lf
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5000 acres of Valuable Lands

Ofthe most approved soils. Upon the estate every
desirable improvement for two or eenteefamlllies
fEy-s, consisting ottwo large and well flush 0y-rras
Mfiiil ed dwelling houses, with all the ne It'll
-A4.A- cessaty out houses, barns, stables, ser. --maA-
wants houses, carriage honse shops, &c; and IL also
an extensive water Crust and Manufacturing NJ i'll
upon a never failing stream.
1t is confidently believed that a mo,e valuable es
tate Is not TO be found IN the upper country and
well deserves the attention OF capitalists.
forms, cash land probably the lands NAV be sold
in two or more parcels. The above sale will be
made under the authority of a deed of trust from
David :. Garland to the undersigned. Tor the bneeft
of the Bank of Virginia, dated 9th of Aprll, 1928,
and OF record in Amherst county court. 1t is conf
IDENTITY believed the purchaser viii Get a per-
feet tight and tile, but as trustees, we can only con
'ey as such. JOHN NJ. OTEY, y.u..
RO. TlNSLEY. i'"SeeS
The above sales are TO be made At my request.
DAVID ). GARLAND.
Dec. Is ids
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S.ELE.N .YC.gDE.NE..

) AN Incorporated Male and Female School, IN
4 der a Board of niue Trustees. where 1t is propo
sed by hard labor of teachers and pupils, to store
the memory with useful and varied knowledgc-to
train the mind to hablls OF independent thought, aud
The heart to virtuous actions. Our scmi-annual cx-
animation will be on the sth of Feb :-Patrons and
friends OF education invited. "Prove all things"
We deory none, and promise nothing but our best en-
deavofs. SO Ear we are Questionable. Our couIse
Of studies embraces, besides n good English educa-
ton, the Greek and Latin classics. the higher Math
enatics, and French with Music on the Piano, aud
Other Ornamental branches. Tuition as heretofore e.
Board can be had at fair prices. Our next session
will bcgln after a recess OF one week VIZ: on the 18Th
OF Feb, aud close July l6ih following. A coinpe.
tent assistant will be employed if numbers justify
the measure. During the last year, our School has
averaged So pupils. Mrs. Williams, born and cdu-
Gated in The city Of Richmond, Va, viii take charge
of the Female department, IN the place of Miss
Reeve, Who has resigned.
by order of the Trustees,
WIN. G.. WILLIAMS.
Principal. S. A.
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0oQ1nSL
December "a

a L rules held in the clerks office of tho circuit superior
n court of law and chancery for the county Of Amherst, on
the 9th day of November, 1888
Gustavus A. Edwards, Plaintiff
against
William Jones and Lucy his wife, John NJ. Edwards.
James Is. Edwards, William w. Edwards, James b. Edwards
Martha Edwards and Mary Edwards, the last four children
and heirs at law of Vincent Edwards, deed. the children oil
Elizabeth Walker, decd. formerly Elizabeth Edwards, Eliza
beth Ann Fretwell, an infant under the age of twenty-ones
years, by James Fretwell, her guardian, specially assigned
10 defend her IN this suit, Caroline |. Edwards, Jumes Been
and Minerva his wife, and Nancy Edwards, a person OF nH-
sound mind, by Robert Tinsley, her guardian, especially as
signed to defend her in this sui, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, William Jones and Lucy his " ie, John N.
EDWARDS, James Is. Edwards and all the children OfElizabeih
walker, deceased, except Caroline, Jeanette and Elizabeth
NOT having entered their appearance and given security &C.
cordihg 10 Act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court, and II
appearing. by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
.ah'S Of ms country, 1t is ordered that the said defendants 90
appear here on the first day of the next April term, and a..
swer me bill OF the plaintiff, and that a copy Of this order De
,olIl~ith inserted IN some newspaper published in the town u
LVicnburg, tor two months sueaessiyely, and posted ut the
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
OBERT T~INSLEY,C
December "a WIN
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To John GilsOn:
Feb. 4

SlR-Iou will take notice, that on the 9th of
J, February next, nj the Magistrates office of
William Schoener.in the town of Reading, county of
Betks, and State OF Pennsylvania, between The rising
and setting OF the sun cf that day. shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of Edward Anderson,
Lloyd Wharton. Willi,m a. Wells, Henry Betz aud
others. And on the 2sih February next, at the
Magistrate office of Esquire Leuis, in the town of
Hamburg, BeIks county, and State of Pennsylvania,
shall proceed, between the rising and the setting
sun OF that day, 10 take the depositions of John Ber-
lehman and others. And at the Magistrates office
OF John Cooper. in the town of Dauville, In the
county OF Columbia, and State aforesaid, on the 9th
Ct March next, ! shall proceed TO take the deposition
OF the said John Cooper and others. All these de.
positions are designed to be used as evidences on the
tfial OF three several causes depending and undeter-
mined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancety Tor Amherst county, on The law side there
OF, in two of which YOU are the plaintiff, and myself
defendant, and IN the other | am plaintiff and you are
defendant. Attend if You think proper.
REAH gibson.
January 2S t5M
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NOTICE.

, \ virtue ola deed of trust executed by The late
a. Till Carter, bearing date the 10Th day of Nav.
1928, and recorded in The County Court of Amherst
Tor the purpose of securing 10 the President. Drec-
Tors q Co. ol he Farmers Bank of Virginia, certain
debts, with interest thereon ; the trustees. or one Of
them, will proceed 10 sell, at public auction, for cosh.
on the 22d day OF January. 1889. on the premises.
945 acres OF land lying on both sides of Maple Run
Creek. IN the county of Amherst, about four miles
from The town ofNew Glasgow, adicinipo the lands
OF Daniel Warwick and others. or so much ,hereot
as may be sufficient TO pay the said President d.
rectors y Company of the Farmers Bank of Viryi.
MIA. the amount due to them together, with the cha,
ees of sale. Such title will be conveyed, as is vested
in the trustees by the deed above mentioned.
ALEXANDER TOHPKINS. Tru.ees
Dec. ooE
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TRIAL - MURDER.-Our readers viii 10
collect that We gave an account, last September. OF
a bo,ritle murder. committed IN New Orleans, Oh
the person of a sailor. IN a house kept by a woman
name Doyle-lle WAS killed by landannm which
was administered 10 him in porier-The body was
lien mutilaied. and buried beneath the fooI ol the
hausc-On The 9Th the lfial OF Mrs. Doyle, John
Johnson, aud Thomas ". Ddpis, charged with the
murder, was eonapleied-The former were found
guilty. and the latter cleared. The jury recommend
ell the " oman To mercy.
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Y ihuiNiA AT rules held in the Clerks office of Am.
V hefst county Count, on Monday the third dav of na.
-'r No,hor one a. Thousand eight hundred and thirty weight.
Plaintiff.
against,
anderson Ware and Cynthia his wife, Philip Burford. and
Leg IL tucker and Polly his wife, who was Polly R,rcaJ
WHO" oil eeorge H. Burford, decd. and Calvin Bennett.
T. Defendants.
The defendants Anderson Ware and Cynthia HE u;c, p,,.-
Durlora ana Ice u. fucker and Polly his wife, who was PnIipp
Juror widow OF beorsc II. Burforl deceased not bo,;,o ~ -
"tt 'ueir appearance, and given security ACCORDING In The =,
o aasenoly ana the rules of this Court, and il annear;ng h y
SATISFACTORY evidence, that they are not inhabitants of ~,
I'm II Is ordered that the said defendants do nm.
pear mere on The third Monday, in February next and u nn q
~; mi IN ns 0, "a rianllft' and that a copy of this order be forth.
/ vn m ,ua'5 Co. 'n some newspaper published in the town of
tn ~ :, 1n"Is 70, t"o months successfully, and posted n, the
A ~Copy-Testc.
Dec.31 w. pAhLAND, TX.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-11

The best " Hgetiaa" NcdiciHe.-fhe King o
Persia having senf 10 y tribe OF Bedouins a distIn'
pu,shed physician olliis Couti. tie latter, on his ~
rival. inquired among his new friends, IN what man
ner they lived The answer WIS; - We never
eat ill We are hungry, aud then not 10 ieple,ion.'-
= | may return At once, then, (said the physIcianl-
have 10 business here"
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VII U.lLsLE PROPERTY,
FOR SALE
SAIL ROauOke County,

HNIIE SUBSCRIBER agent Cor Joshua X. c.
l. Brown, ST., wishes TO sell privately the
ea HOUSE and LOT, now occupied by Vim.
ft-;;1 q. Williams. The situation is Que Of the most
~ eligible in town, being on the hill, upon the
south side OF main street. AT the entrance OF church
alley. and Immediately opposite Mcssrs. L. &G. w.
Shanks' store, in the most business part of the
town.
II contains a Lot and half of ground, with a large
and oommodious DWELLING HOUSE, togcth-
er with all necessary out Houses, such as Stables,
Ice House, Kitchen, &c. This property was for
merly occupied as a Tavern, and would now no
doubt be we'll adapted for that purpose, being nearly
opposite the house now occupied as a Court House,
and but a short distance from the lot on which the
Court House is TO be erected.
Further particulars are deemed unnecessary as per-
sons wishing TO purchase can call upon The suLscri-
Der, examine The property aud ascertain the terms,
which will be liberal.
GEO. w. SHANKS, Agent for
J.R. &. Brown, ST..
fob. 4 Aw'
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1000 Acres Of Valuable Lands

A considerable portion river and creek low grounds.
and upon whIdh there are TWO fine mill sites and
abundant water power. The lands are equi-disfant
between New Glasgow and Amherst courthouse.
Terms al sale.
The above sale vii be made 10 pursuance of the
provision of two deeds Of trust, executed by David
5. Garland and wife, the first to Daniel lligeiubofham
and James Lyons, and the other to Davidson Brad
leute, deceased, and Edmund Winston. aud both OF
record in the clerks Office of Amherst county court,
to which reference is hereby made.
In the first deed, Robert Tinsley, for conyoui-
ence to the parties interested, has been appointed
trustee, in the place aud stead Of Mcssrs. Hlgginbot-
ham aud Lyons, by the decree OF the county con,t
Of Amherst, in a triendly SUIT brought for that pur-
pose.
These arc the two oldest deeds upon the lands
and whilst We believe the purchaser under tlem will
acquire a perfect title, yet as trustees, we can only
convey and warrant as such.
RO. TlNSLEY, Trustee unaer
- The LIST decd ;
EDMUND WINSTON, sryuioing
Trustee. under The I'd dced.
The above sale is to be made at my request.
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Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, yielding to the solicit
l. talions of number Of his friends, has consented
To take charge Of the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY and hereby gives notice, that the ex-
ercises fthc Institution vii commence under his
care, on the second Monday in March. Ia entering
on the responsible duties of sucl a situation, he will
only say that il is his wish 10 make the Academy
worthy Of a continuance of public patronage. The
best pledge, however, which he can give to The pub
lie is this that as his own children will be taught in
feelings Of d rarentto see that the instruction given
shall be faithful and thorough. Being welded to
The pcculiarities ofno particular system, he will en-
deavour To exercise a sober discretion in the reguia-
lion Of the studies, and to pursue a course that shall
commend itself to good judgment aud good taste.
In a word he would wish TO make the Academy OF
this, his native county, afford to parents The means
Of obtaining for their daughters, IA substantial. use
ful and accomplished Education. In the discip.
line Of the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only to those motives and principles, that are re-
cognized and sanctioned by the Gospel Of Christ.
Ia the selection Of Assistants, a cautious regard will
be had to the peculiar qualifications required in such
a situation. The Department Of Music will be en-
trusted 10 a young LADY, Of refinement and polish.
ed Education, who IT is confidently believed, will
prove herself eminently worthy of public patronage.
The price of board for a session of five months
will be SIS Dollars for Tuition either in French OF
English studies 30 dollars Music at the customa-
~ rates.
All payments TO be made in advance. to Mr.. Jo.
seph Wilson, Treasurer Of the Academy.
N. II. COBBS,
Liberty, Jan. % i20M
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lae " British Queen."-The great steam shin
winch IS TO eclipse all the others. and whose arrival
10 'ie Spring is already looked for with interest by
Tue ne" forkers-is thus noticed in a letter from an
american gentleman in Glasgow. under the date of
me is,n Of December 1888, published in the New
=" paid a visit The other day to the British Oueen
nor ,,e lar girl who sways the British sceptre, but
- s : and magnificent steam ship that bears her
il ~ronfers. '""" NV"
Much as ] had heard Of the magnitude and beauty
Of the vessel. the reality FAR exceeds my an,icipa,,ons
and - J surveyed her vast proportions, and the ex'
qo's''e symmetry Of her building, felt as If looking
rp"n a new wonder of The world.
bier internal accommodation are pe,fec, and Tho
sase and taste displayed N tbs a,rsnsemrn, Of tic
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POLITICAL.


RI BRYANT.
Lament who will. in Ruthless tears,
The speeds with which our ~.
I Sigh not over vanished years
But watch The years that hasten by.
Look nov they come Ia mingled crowd
ofbrigh, and dark. bu, rapid days
Beneath them, like a summers cloud,
The wide world changes asI gaze.
What gricve that time has brought, SO soon
The sober age OF manhood on
As idle might wesps a, noon,
To sec the blush OF morning gone.
Could I forego the hopes that glow
In prospect, like Elysisn isles;
And let the charming future 60,
With all her promises aud smiles.
The future cruel were the power
Whose doom would tear thee from my heart,
Thou swee,oner of the present hour,
We csnnot-po, we will not part.
Oh leave me still, the upid High;
That makes the changing season gay
The grateful speed tina, brings the night.
The s"ii, and glad return Of day.
The months that touch with added srsce.
This h,tle pratiler a, my Knee,
In whose arch eye, and speaking face.
New meaning every hour ! see.
The years that OR each sister land
Shall In the country Of M, birth.
And nurse her strength I'LL she shall stand
The pride and pattern of the earth.
Till Younger commonwealth for and,
Shall cling upon her ample robc,
And from her irown shall shrink, afraid.
The crowned oppressors of tho globe.
True, Time will seam snj blanch m, brow
We'll, l shall ~, with aged men,
And my good glass will tell me how
A grisl, beard becomes me then.
And should no foul dishonor lie
Upon my head when I am gray.
Love yet shall watch m, fading eye.
And smooth the path ofmy decay.
Then haste thee, Time, lis kindn as all
That spssds thy winged feet 40 fast;
Thy pleasures stay not I'LL they pail,
And all til, pains are quickl, past.
Thou fiost and bear'si AWAY our woes.
And a. thy shsdowy train dtpaft,
The memory Of sorrow grows
A lighter burden on the heart.
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FOR RENT,

EvROM Is, January, the large Brick Building,
opposite the Union Hotel, containing IA rooms
above ground, Q cellar rooms and necessary out
buildings. II is now in the occupancy o. A. w.
Crcnsllaw as a tavern, and is well suited Tor that, a
boarding, OF private dwelling house.
SMITH IL BAGWELI.
Decembet ~ IL
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Winton Estate for Sale.

~ N the 10th day ofFebrnary, 1889, the day af
" ter the above sale, will be offered, in like man
ner. AT public auction, ON the premises, that lesira
Bile estate, lying adjoining the town of New Glas
gov. IN Amherst county and on both sides of Bufa
loe river, called the Wlnton and Cherry Hill Plan
Ialinns- Of Winch Ihrrc reuaaln aLnuL
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valuable LAND FOR SALE.

Friday the 18th day of February, 1899, the
~ undersigned will expose TO sale, at public auc-
ten, on The premises, at the house Of Harrison Grif-
fin, one oil the tenants ON the LAND, all the residue
of that fine estate. on the North side of Buffaloe
River. in Amherst county. called the Burnt Mill es.
tate, containing about
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The above sale is postponed ill The Goth Februa-
ry, 1889. at which time it will take place, on the prem
ises, AT the house formerly occupied bv Mr.. Bethel.
A.TOMPkINS. Trustee.
January "a to6F
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ENTERTAINMENT
<TyaT9, THE SUBSCRIBER OCCUPIES THE
EIi,.,,, = II II " ID

at which Frederick Harris formerly lived, where he
is prepared to receive and entertain company. Eve
~ effort will be made by him to ubligc aud accom-
modate those who may favor him with a call.
w. Is, WRITTEN.
E.b T.,
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J "a
Notice.

Notice.
'ENHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occopicd
Il by Cobbs q Armistead, commonly called
" kyle's corner is for rent-possession 10 be given
on tue lst January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS TO rent
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
HARRIET KYLE.
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NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD, 10 the highest bidder, on the
w 25tii day February next. upon a credit Of
sixty days. One share of the Blue Ridge
Turnpike stock. before The door of the Market
house. IN the town Of Lynchburg. Bond with good
security, will be required of the purchaser.
WHITING DAVIES, Admir-
De bonis non Of Nicholas Davies, decd.
Feb. a DIV.
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yy.UISKEY.. U.HYSKE "!

~ BBLS. of superior Mountain WhIskey i
store, which will be sold low for cash.
ANDR. e.. ELLIOTT.
Na,r IL
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E'.gzE.y'v' .sXE:-xsEE YES.
Sept. 81

lust RECEIVED one case patent axe -hclvcs
- "a good ariielo) ioi the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Cant o. 10
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Samuel ]. Watt and Ardelia o. Turner, Defendants.
The Defendant, Ardelia o. Turner, not having entered her
appearance and given security according TO the Act of As
senlbly and the rules of this court, and it appearing by sntis.
iaclcry evidence thai she is not al "inhabiinnt of this country.
II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on tho
irst day OF the next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
ana that u copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg, Tor two month,
successiyely and posted at thu front door OF the courthouse
IN the SAID town. A ~Copy-Teste,
DAVID Ro DIES, GIN.
Decelnbcr 81 w0m
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Cash fol. WNeAE.

| Cash for. Wheat.
'1'HE SUBSCRIBER will give the highest mar
l. ket price, for Wheat. Those having Wheafto
sell, will find 1t to then interest 10 call on me before
selling.
NOSES LACY.
Jar. 81 Is
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Decemhcr 81

lRGlNlA:- AT rules holden in the clerks office ofthe
circuit superior court OF law and chancery for the county
OF amherst, on Monday, the Sd day Of September, 1888:
Robert Robinson and Andrew c.. Elliott, merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm of Robinson s. Ell.
ioit, and the same Robinson & Elliott and Joseph II. Bailey,
merchants and partners trading under the style and firm Of
j. bailey Go. Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Dinkle & Jacob Rumbough, merchant, and
ners, trading under The style and firm of Dinklc & KnI. !
Dough, and the same Dinkle g. R~umbough and John II. Ro-
oerts, merchants and partners, trading under the style and
hnm oil John Ii. Roberts & Co. and J. Hopkins & Brothers,
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, J. Hopkins & Brothers, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security according to the Act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, It is ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the first day of the next April term, and arswe,
the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order be forth,
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in the town OF
Iynchbnrg, for two months snccessivcly, and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
A ~Copy-Tcste,
ROBERT T3NSLEY, c.
December % w2m