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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06

I lST of Letters remaining in the Post
- Office at Maumec City on the 30 June,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06

MOORE NEW Wayland's
I'VE Political Economy; Cooper's Tao
tics; Treaties on Cattle; Bancrolt's Histo-
ry of the United States:
Bubbles of Canado; Gurney Married;
Land Sharks and Sea Gulis.
American Joe Miller; Women of England.
Builders Guide; Roberts Ready Reck-
oner, received and forsale by
S. L. ROOD.
Detroit june 90. 70 Jefferson avenue.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06

GAPT. KID, or the Wizard of the Sea,
- by the author of Laftte, SC. for sale by
s. L. ROOD.
Detroit june 90. 70 Jefferson avenue.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE WEST.
There ure constructing IN the five west
ern states of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Hi
nos and Michigani
OF Canals, about 1850 miles.
Slackwater navigation, $50
" Rail Roads, 1540
" McAcam Roads, 400
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06

4 ,HEVELY, or the Man of Honor, Lady
~ Lytton Bulwer, for sale by
S. /. ROOD.
Detroit june %. 70 jeff avenue.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-06
ESTRAY.

Maumee City, July 6. l4t3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
FARMERS IL MERCHANTS
savings Institution.
kYV'CaEeERG.

rEluIS INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
4 in successful operation for SIX years under Inc
most nrosperous eircumsiauees-not dollar having
been lost or debt due The Institution, but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcp8sites. upon The most favorable terms,
lhat is foruny sum remaining with them under Ionr
months interest thereon from tho date oil deposite,
al three percent. per annum-ovef four, and nndef
SIX months. four per cent aud over six months, fse
per cent per annam.
Deposites ate generally paid upon application, but
the Company reserve TO themselves the night oil ie-
qurinc two weeks.
Those wishing 10 dcposite money, will call upon
the Cashier at hs Office, at the store oil Turner "
BurHeII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
Tract, or parcel ofhanh,

with its appurtenanees. lying and being IN Tie sad
county OF Bedfold Poriers mountain, aud the
head waters Of Glove creek, south branch o Goose
creek, containing G32l aefes-H beng the same
tract Of Land heretofore conveyed 10 William -
Preston, and the said Moses II. Preston by John T.
Gray.
The terms Of sale will be made known a, the
time aud place Of sale.
Acting as Trustee shah only convey 10 the pur-
chaser such tile as vested IN by the deed Of
uusi aforesaid.
g. The above mentioned Tract Of Land is rep
resented as containing considerable quantity II 10
bacco and, still unclearcd.
CIISWELL DABNE1, Trustee.
Feb. Ids
~ The sale above adyertcsod Is postponed TN
iii the In dan Of the next March term ol The Coan
" Court OF BcdforJ which time It will take place,
before the rontdoor oil the Cuutt House Of BEDFORD
County. IN the interim tie portion of Land de-
signed to be sold viii be land oft, and designated by
CERTAIN meies and bounds.
CTISWELL DABNE1, Trustee.
Feb. - tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
bedford FEMALE Seminary.

sINtlE UNDERSIGNED yielding 10 the soicl-
4 taiions Of number OF his friends. has consented
10 take charge OF the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY AID hereby gives notice, that the ox.
ercises of the Institution viii commence under his
care on the second Monday in March. In entering
an the resoensbla duties of sucli situation, lac will
only say haiti Is his wish 10 make the Academy
,n,,bv of ,#tnpt,nuance of publie patronage. The
hes, pledge however, which Inc give 10 the pub
llc is this that his children will be taught IN
the Institution lie will he prompted by The natural
feelings Of parent 10 that the instruction given
shall be faithful AID thorough. Being welded 10
the rerullarltles ONO particular system, lie viii en-
dcavont 10 exercise sobrt discretion IN The reeuIa-
lion oil the studies and 10 pursue course thai shall
commend ilsell 10 good Judgment and good taste.
In a word he would wish to make the Academy OF
this his native county, afford 10 parents The means
OF obtaining Tor iher daughters, substantial. nse-
fnl aud accomplished Education. In the disc'p.
Inc Of the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only 10 those motives and principles that arr re-
cornized and sanctioned by tho Gospel Of Christ.
In the selection Of Assistants. cautious reeard viii
be had 10 the peculiar qualifications required in such
\ situation. The Department of Music viii be en-
trusted 10 y young LADY, Of refinement and polish
ed Education, who 1t is confidently believed, viii
prove herself cmiucutly worthy al public patronage
The price Of board Tor a session OF five months
will be - Dollars for Tuition either IN French
English studies % dollars Music at the customa-
~ rates.
All payments 10 DO made ~ advance, 10 Mr.. Jo-
seph Wilson, Treasurer OF the Academy.
n II. COBBS,
II sthouglt to br an aetof justice, to publish the
following testimonial IN favor Of the qualifications of
Miss Manson. the young Lady, who will supcrinlend
the depart mcnt OF Music, IN the BEDFORD fenaic
Seminary. Mr.. Sconcia now oil New DIRK City, is an
lniaip. aud some years ago taught Music in Lynch
but. lie was distinguished Tor his strictly scienli
e aud peculiarly successful plan oi'ns'ructon.
Ntty YotW, Feb IL, 1889.
DrAn Sin:--It affords me grea, pleasure 10 'e-
commend MISS Charlotte Manson, as teacher OF
Music to your Institution. Her progress in the
Science while under my instruction, was nntiraed
and extraordinary and the precision aud btllIiancy
OF her execution only cqualled by the extent of
her Musical knowledge. On rcvsillng her after the
lapse of several years found she had wonderfully
improved, both in theory and practice F.; and do
sincerely think that she possesses peculiar tact
lmpa any onethc very Identical principles oil the
Science of Music, which are essential 10 my new
plan Of instruction. Ia short sir, you could not
have selected any person better qualified to sustain
this department, IN your seminary.
JOHN A. SCONCIA.
/ Rrv. \. II. Conns
Liberty, Feb. - t20M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28

IN PURSUANCE Of decree ofthe Circuit Su-
petof Court OF Law aud Ch3ncery, for The coun-
~ Of Amherst, on the llh of September. 1889 in
the SUIT OF Jesse Richesof, plaintiff, and Varhnd
Rlcheson and others defendants, the undersigned
will on The the 9Th day OF March, 1889, at Am
herst Courthouse. in front Of Nh. llarrlson's Ia
ycrn sell by way public auction on credit Of one
and two years, the purchaser giving bond with sui-
Gclcnt personal security for the payment OF The pur-
chase money, and the title retained FOR ultimate Sc
cuiity, 4 ceflain Bracf Of land. lying in the
county Of Amherst, on Browns CfetH, branch OF
Pedlaf tiyct it being the same Land conveyed by
Jesse Richeson TO Nmland Rlelrson.
JOHN COLEMAN,
SierGef amherst county, and such commissioner.
FEB. y wtlSA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
THE CONSEQUENCE OF MIsRULE.

The corruption Of partizan politicians
Prescription OF minofities of the people.
SubordInaiion OF the presses.
appointments TO office OF bad aud unp,n,inlel
men.
The robbng Of the Treasury.
Jobs given to lsyoriies
A prolonged Indian war
deceiiiul neutrality on our frontiers.
Unjust attacks on the navy.
Disregard ofneates.
Abandonment of commerce
american Citizens left unprotected in foreign coun-
tries. o. W."
EMBASSIES given TO mere pariizans and sums nm
necessarily expended in the frequent charge of our
ot'ii'ng OF Legislative inquiries.
An attempt 10 deianpe lie ,u,,c,c, ,f ,ho o
try, and destroy credit ~"
htachs on the moneyed institutions or,be States
shu an attempt to eoerce their financial leosI,ion
Ihe issue OF lrredeemabe paper Nancy hy ,bo
specie. w 'e III favor oil
currency for ofice-hoders, and pore =, al TO-
the people. "o"e +" all Tor
III. shori, fetal pererson Of The objects oe go.
representative government, and an altcmpt IN ,,at
ns ascendency oil party subserve the interests of -
lew selfish, corrupt aud unprircipleI mcn--,be Go,,
~ the expense, If notrun, OF the many.
70 there any wonder that the people became Al.
satisfied! '''o"'' us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
- - = : = =
PsDE1'ICAt..
From The Lsases' 6eapaHion.
- r~.rs ar yxzaRRTu passETu IN


III MRS sisorRsgr.
vvs,cb,r, who wak'st b, the bed ofpain,
While de stars sweep with their midnight train,
ssiisns div tear for ihy losed ones sake,
Holding ,hy breath hest his sleep should break
In tly ioncliesi hour there's helper nigh,
.Jesus Of Nazareth passefh by"
Stranger t--sfar from thy native land,
Whom no man takes with brothers hand
Table and hearth stone glowing free,
Easements arc sparkling. but not for thee,
There is one who can tell ofa home high,
"Jesus ofNazareth passeth by"
Sad ono, in secret bending low,
dart in thy breas, that the world may not know,
Wrestling tbs favor Of God TO win
His seal Of pardon for days OF sin:
Press on, press on with TIA, rrayerfnlcrF
"Jesus OF Nazareth passeth by
MourneT who siu' ST in the church yard lone,
Scanning the lines on that marble stone,
Pluckine the weeds from Thy ehdren's bed,
Planting the myrtle and instend,
Look up from the tomb with thy tsarfuleye,
"yssus OF Nazareth passelh by"
Fading ono with the hectic streak,
In thy veins OF FIRE and thy wasted cheek,
fear'st thou the shade Of tho dhfkon'd vale :
Seek to the guide who Gun never fail,
lie hath irod it himself he viii hear thy sisl
"Jcsus OF Nazareth passeth by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
FOEs.z eg0.V'E,gT'.

T.gI u, q, Ly"sI1 's the mex, season. =
A III, Consented @s.s" sr"s Mr. r.,d Ss, q"
number OF breeders, 10 send hun here again. lie
will stand At my stable, under my care, on liberal
terms. which will he made known IA due time.
JAMES II. LANGllORNE.
January p Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
GUIDE 10 PAssENGERs.
~ ARRANGEMENT

NV AIlT1AsN0if u N T.
TIME Northern Line Of Stages from LYnchbnrg
{ to Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Ff,days. nj O'Clock. \. NJ. and reaches charoties
vile In the evening Of those DAYS IT arrives at Ere
deroksburg on Tuesdays, Thursday. and SATURDAYS,
at O'Clock. z. NJ. In returning, II arrives at Char
lonesyle on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays.
and reaches Lvochbufg on Tuesday, Thursdays
sad Saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
I.ynehburc vii reach Fredericksburg in two days.
OF those going rom Lynehburg to Richmonl will
reach Richmond on the second DAY at 6 O'Clock. p.
M.-Our leams aud coaches are 6fst rate, aud The
drivers ara careful snd accommodating. No pains
viii be spared render the trip safe aud pleasant TO
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Frcderichsburg Sil 30
do 10 Richmond Q 80
Apply at the Frankn Hotel, Lynelburg, FOR seats
s. y. CLOVES. Aet.
Ian. z Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
TRUSTEES SALE Ol
H. Il ~ 70.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
ID cued to me by Moses II. Preston, bearing
date on the l0th day al October, ls37. and OF re-
cord in the County Court OF Bedford, sall on the
sh Monday in this present month. February ls59,
ii, being Bedford County Courf day.) at The front
doar of he Count House OF bedford county. expose
TO sale by way oil public auction 40 undivided moie-
to, a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
A CONTRAST.

Ii nations, from the emOost have had shss ku,
"a Columbus only found the Wy America. Betor.
the time Of the great Spanish navigator people ooly
enabled paddle about the Shores Just with the a.
Medicines II is but two short since first senurod
upon unknown and have discovered the preon.
object was IN search of-IIEALTH Vegetable nedic,na
were indeed known when commenced my Search hut the1
use was not by the OF en, have not only tro,
the detected nfud the hale, hearty and active man of E
siuess, but comparatively speaking. have renewed M,
youth. ! can thus With confidence in my experiens.
udsise ih fellow Does the reader wan,
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are suitable y,
hs case9 have file at my office, 361 Broadu,s
hundreds OF letters from of the respectable ci,,s.
Of thmy nntifc iai voluntarily offered in testimony of H.
virtues of GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE. "
Persons whose connections lave been noarly ruined lac H.,
a lnthie mineral preparations OF the day, will lcar ,
witness, thai the Life Medicines. and such only are tho &
course 10 permanent good henlil. JOHN MOFFAT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28

An ISFALLiBLr REMEDY roR TUE TooTu,eur.
"A lady IN tins town las favored with the fiow-
ing receipt which she says has failed TO pro-
dnes the desired effect although tired in innume,a-
bic instances Make solution OF camphor and
pu'ver'zed Cayenne pepper; dip therein small
quantity OF raw cotton and apply it TO the affected
toeth, and >, will give instant relief To prevent the
composition from getting TO the throat, lay a biz oil
rag over II for a few moments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
TEsAC'E OF FAND.
$50 Reward for Charles,

Ma no Runaway from the subscriber, two
w miles west of Amherst Count House, on the dlh
day oil January last.llc is about % years of age,
black bushy head of hair very straight, and would
readily pass fora white man, to colour. lie had
onwhen he left black Jeans coat stiped cassinett
panialoons, aud black fur hat.--lle has many
acquaintance boating on james River, and will
probably attempt TO make his way To free State.
The above reward will be given lftaken out of ther
State, or ten dollars within ii, and delivered me-
secured in any Jail, SO that | get him again.
10. PETTYJOIlN.
Feb. II Is
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Road Contractors.

Road Contractors.
AtEAIED PROPOSALS will be received ut the
= Pcdlar Mills (AmhersD on ne 7h Of March
reri for maxim. the Lynchburg and Hunaoe Sprns
Turnpike Road Ga distance of % miles. )-Also the
building of two Bridges, enc across llanis's Creek
the other across Pedlar River. For further parti-
cnlars, apply TO Robert Camm, John D. Davis and
llazael Williams, Esqrs., either OF whom, in the
mean time will show the location TO any disposed to
contract for the sane.
BY order OF the Board,
c, CARTER, Sec'ty.
The Lexington Gazette will please copy the above
till the 9TH of March, and forward its account to this
Office for payment
Feb. Is I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
W.T.. BEys. W. CURTIS. Az,


Unanimously elected by the Board Of Trustees a
! pr,ncin,l For The last two years Mr.. Curtis ha'
/ had charge afthe Slate River School. Buckingham
rouni,. "a and is highly recommended hy the
Trustees of that School; also by President Lord o
Dartmouth College, y. III OF which he lsa grad
usic.
The academic year IS divided INTO two sessions OF
five months each.
The Terms OF Tuition as follows, viz;
Preliminary Course 2 per session.
Higher branches of English Lam
gnage. icxolusive Of Mathcmalics.1 10
Mathematics. French. German. La
TN, or Greek Language, 10
Students will be charged from tiicr entrance, Tea.
sss Of sickness cxccped) TIL the close oil the ses-
sions.
Board, including washing, lodging, lisuts. %ca
may be had m private fHnllies. al . per month.
The vicinity 10 which this Institution - located,
in point OF health. ais and means Of acquiring IN
formation Is probably not surpassed by any IN the
country In addition 10 the advantages offered by
similar institutions. students nay have access TO
Gil culating Library.
n. B-Parents and guardians may rest assured,
strict attention will be paid TO the morals Of the
sludetls
BY order ofthe Boaid
u. +. CIltATl1AM President.
~ The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
will insert the above week IL SIX weeks, ana
send their account 10 tins Once ior payment.
CoAooap. Campbell Co, Va.
February q. 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28

Wiley Campbell, Ploiaiii,
Nancy Mills Lewis Campbe and Snsnunah his WIFI john
f. Hawkins as trustee for said Lewis Campbell aud wife,
aud the John +. Hawkins in his right and Lucinda
his wife William l.. Campbell Alexander Campbell, Dolly
T. Campbell Patsy Campbell, Mary Campbell james Camp
bell Joel mud John Campbell, children OF fnd Lewis mud
Snsannah the last FIVE whom, inhnis under the Of
twenty one years, Caef Campbell aud Nancy his wife, VIII
linn Fulks and Martha +. his wife, late Martha T. Campbell
William II. Padget and Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann
Cabell. Winm II. Campbell Stella Jane Campbell Ju-
din f. Campbell, Sarah {. Campbell, Lucy C. Campbell
Amanda s. Campbell children of said caet and Nancy, the
six Of whom infants under the OF twenty
wears the same " iam Ful ofsad Catle Nam
cy and their children JOHN Dnwidlie and Mildred his WIFE,
j. W. & y. T.. HHw ddie Gnstayns Bmwddic Edward W.
Dinwdrie Martha and Eyene DiHwddr children of said
Mildred the last four of whom, being infants under the
II years, Stella Alrpck joel Gnnplc james, Mary Eliza
beth and Nancy Campbell, the only children OF Cornelius
Campbell, deceased. William Lively, George. james aud
Martin Lively Jamos Walters aud Nancy his WIFE formerly
Nancy Lively Joel Lively and Patrick lienry Lively, chill
drcn Of Lucy Lively deceased, Defendants,
II CHANCERY.
The Defendants Stella AIcock joel Campbell, james Ma
~. Elizabeth and Nancy CNupbc the only children OF Cor
ncns Cnmphek deceased, Wlian Lively. George james
and Martha Lively james Walters and Nancy his WIFE, for
merry Nancy Lively, Joel Lively and Patrick Henry Lively
children Of Lucy lively deceased, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according To the act oil
scmblv AMI The rules This and appearing by
factory evidence That they not nhalns of this common
wealth Its ordered, that they do appear here the first
day Of the p aud answer the bill OF the Paid
and that copy this ORDER be forthwith inserted in
newspaper printed in the town OF Iynrhburg for months
successyeY and posted the front door othc courthouse
this county. copv-Tcste.
ROBERT TiNSLEY, Clerk.
Jan. Il w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
TRUST SEE.

DGRSUANT to deed of trust, executed by
I Henry Powers, TO the subscriber, for the pur-
poses therein named, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Cont of Campbell, lie
will proceed, on the 20th OF March next. To sell, by
way OF public auction, on the premises, certain
TRACT OF EAND,
lying in the county OF Campbell adjoining the
Lands OF Fleming saunders Mary Horton and 9th
crs, containing fifty acrcs.-Also one sore Horse
all the Household aud kuchen Furniture. The Ii
tie TO said property is supposed to be good, but fact
ing as trustee, he will only convey such title rs is
vested in him such
XACUARIAIl PHILIPS, Trustee.
Feb. IL toOM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28

n. NJ. brig Termagant on the 9th December. can.
,u!ed SLAYER with 1923 slaves on board. off Prnre,s
island and carried her into Sierra Leone.
. efuize. fOp'''"s 'or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
Notice 30 Contractors.
James River a EAanavs Haa Canal.
EOfG GATES.

PROPOSALS will be received ut tho Office OF
1 the Company, in the City of Richmond, until
the 10th day of March, for the construction OF
all the Lock Gates on the line of the James River
and kanawha Canal. between Maidca's Adventure
aud the town OF Lynehburg.
There are in the distance embraced in tins adycr-
tisemcnr, 10 Locks fcrwhich Gates will be required
The plan will be found at the Office Of the sub
scliber in the City OF Richmond.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.,
CHG Engineer.
Richmond, Feb 81 iSMh
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Up virtue Of decree OF the Superior Court of
- Law and Chancrry. FOR Nelson county. pronouu-
ccd on the 9th day OF October ls3S, in the suit Of
Charles Jacobs, 6c. rs. VIM. Massic, &c. | shall
on the 23d day of March, 1a39 sell, At public
ton, upon the premises, credit fisk and twelve
monIh1,
E'Gsgs' fiss8!dTe<G .EcFcs az E0na,
More or less, lylng on Cub Creek, branch of 1ye
River, IN Nelson county, and adjoining the lands OF
Svyanus Meeks and others.
Bonds with approved security will be required of
the purchaser, and lieu ON the Land, additional
security.
The title is believed to be unquestionablc but |
shall convey such only, is vested in me as trustee.
WIN. MASSIE, Trustee.
Nelson County, Feb. II wdls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
var Robert EGylC:

Er Robert EAylC:
s,lR-PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that on
- the 18th day OF March, 1859, at the House Of
Diana IIamett, IN the County OF Coles, and State Of
Illinois will proceed to take the deposition of James
Gardner, to be read IN evidence in the motion
now depending and undetermined IN the County
Court of Montgomery, in Virginia in which notion
you as the surviving partner ofthe firm of David and
Robert Kyle, is plaintiff. and Thomas Goodson and
others are defendants.
Should the deposition not be finished that day,
| shall continue it for ono day longer.
You may attend if you think proper.
am yours, Nc.
THOMAS BOW1 En-.
Feb, IL I'm
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SPERM CANDLES.

SPERM CANDLES
lust received, superior lot of Sperm Candles,
- which will be sold low for cash
CHARLES Phelps.
November % ts
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Rrhccca Howell, Sarah Arthur. Adam Newman aud
Polly his witc, James Merton and Nancy hs wife,
Thomas Dixon. Polly Newman. William Il Hair
rison and Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur and Sarah
his wife, CLARK Newman, Bailey Newman. Vii
liam Meade and Elizabeth his wife, Elijah fowler
James Fowler, Absaom fowler, Richard Goad
and Nancy his WIFE Thomas Thompson and Jane
his wife. Lewis Bennett and Polly his wife, Mourn
ing Robertson, Thomas Goad and Sally his wife,
Abednego Bays and Frances his WIFE Polly Shock
ley, Shadrack Shockley and Absaom Shock
lev:
THNAkE NOTICE. that we will ON the 17Ih day of
Il April next, between the rising and setting otthe
sun, NJ the dwelling house of Isabel Micthen, in the
county OF Bedford, and State OF Virginia. take the
dispositions OF Isabel Micthcn, William Leftwoh and
others, and ii not taken that day, will be taken on
the goth of the same month at the same place and
continue from day 10 day until completed, which
deposlons when taken, will be read as evidence in
suit in chancery. now depending and undetermin-
ed. IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, holden tor the county of Bedford wherein Won
arc plaintiffs and defendants when and where
you attend, should you think proper.
GEORGE PARKER
STEPHEN MARTIN.
DANIEL {. EDWARDS,
AND OTHERS.
Feb. w1ms