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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14
Central Agricultural society.

\ I meeting held ON the 2Glh inst. 1t was re-
solved To adjourn I'LL Saturday the 10Th Janu-
AIRY neNt--aud that John PcrcVal, Richard Perkins,
John I. Hawkins, Charles II, Mnorman, and A. d.
Johnson, be committee to report constitution to
the Society on that day.
!he Society will meet on the day aboyemenlion-
ed, at tho counting room of the Nuginian Office
and II Is particularly requested that all the subscti-
bers should attend, as important suggestions have
been made, which it IS proposed to engfan in the
constitutions One of these suggestions is to Gre
ate permanent Society fund, which shall continue
lor the benefit Of the members.
ACHILLES DICKINSON, Scc'y
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LAMB TOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE ofa deed offrust executed to me
ID on the 22j day OF December, 1857 by lie
crand Porter for purposes therein named. shall
sell on the 2l,h day of January next. public auc-
tim. on tlse premises. for cash,
enc hundred aud ei=hsY-nse urres Of Land,
IN tie county Of Campbell. adjoining the Lands OF
Dr. Palmer. d. b. Patterson aud others Tie title
is believed 10 be good but acting as trustee. shall
only convey such title as is vested IN me h" the
deed aforesaid. STEPHEN 5. DIUGuID.
Dee u i24J
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~ IN tua rcasons--tht Isl VS. sou I'D net al.
low h,nl "a touch the public money. There MAS no
neeossit, FOR giving security. The second was. thai
you tsreuse with securities II would increase the
responsibility ofihe Exeenfse 10 appoint gentlemen
10 for SO ne securities were but aaIeites around
Inpnef-fhe plea vas, II place degraded or corrnp-
fibie man in aice that OF az Consequence for
his sec uriiIes were liable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14


W Fever and available remedy in Jaundec D. tentery,
Heartburn, efe.-
from Dr. ialos Z. S4ia Northern Liberties, fhilad.
DaAr Sir ea7gfafuafe You tour good lafune IA
eHnz tie OF the victims Of Fever and AEues such
blessing a. soar ronie Mixture has llly proved it.
self II Is speedily becoming the vorte remedy with nil
who appreciate H. usefulness aud ero long will he esteemed
1ae the most important discoveries 81 the age Fever
aud Arue haz hitherto halrd tie skill OF the most eminent
ct Pa, touaI5 and they deem presumption To
prnmHe more Hu temporary aid Your Iouie mixture, how
have and peculiar power 10 unrest the
d.ea=c aud revive mud e-asabh the balance OF mrmo-
ms and health hupe }ou will pesoycre 10 extend The IN
auence Of the ms me- aud that The public will estimate your
Ar SMITH, NJ. d.
Tsf,acf efa TfHeg tran Dr. .strrehs, Bnc4s Ca. Pa.
sin brought home with during he autumn Of 1881,
the hr quHnlq OF vout Mixture. which heard hshy
tped permanent tor Fever and Aguc dlsen-ct
which that period pfs}el'l extensively IA coun-
tr NJ, ueiahhnrs aud patients had heroine aecustom
cd tpthe al Bars und uuIne DC. that they ccaHed to
render thrm my service md they readily ntgd 10 make
trial Of Your medicine believe Tint there is at this time,
hundreds who would cordially testify 10 the benefits they
spread knowledge OF its peculiar virtues There has been
little of the Agun IN tie urghbofhooi since the introduce
ton nj the fonir Mixture Which Is mainly attributed 10 the
very General use Of tins medicine il. STEVENS.
ALSO.
Eouauds u, " sirr, for uflnmmaons x othe Eyes.
do. Enpaipubi. Dcntifricr, ii valuable article
Ior the Teeth and Gums.
EoHnnd'- ammouj.icd E:mbroCntion, for QHnsy,
kheumatim, Sprains, e. olhiali standing.
Kouand'- Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases,
Jnunlire, Seurgy Mereufal diseases,
L3owand's AinbnStor Powder, for identifying and sof
tenlna the compile
Eovand's sermifEge Worm Destroyer, cele
bnted and popular remedy.
Eor sale by Howell DAb les, Agent.
July 30 w2m
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NOT

virtue Of deed of trust executed by the late
~ Hill Carter bearing date the 9Th day OF May
1873 and recorded in the County Court OF Amherst
Tor tie purpose Of securing the President, Dlrec'
tors q Co. ofihc Farmers Bank of Virginia certain
debts, with interest thereon; the trustees, one oi
the will proceed to sell, lat public auction, for cash,
on the 22d day of January 1889, on the premises.
945 acres OF land Tying both sides Of Maple run
Creek, IN the county of Amherst, about four miles
from the town of New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
Of Daniel Warwick and others) or so much thereof
as may be sufficient pay the said President d.
fectors u Company of the Farmers Bank of Viz
glnIa' the amount due to them, together with the
charges oil sale. Such title only will be conveyed,
as Is vested in the Trustees by the deed above men,
toned. ALEXANDER TOMPkINS, Trustee.
Dec. 20 t22J
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~ NEGRO MEN.

tEHllE SUBSCRIBERS wish 10 hire Ion the ncxt
year 10 NEGRO MEN, tor then Iron Works
IN Botetoort ceunly--and l. Buatmen; Tor which
lar prices will be paid Persons wishing te hire will
please Apply 10 Laughorne y Scmggs, Lynch
9nfS on 10 Capt, Cook, at Roaming Run Furnace,
Baictouft.
lAIlGHORNE, SCRUGGS & COOK.
Dec. Il 81
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GUIDE TO lsissESGEEss.
XIV ARRANGEMENT.

NV NIFIsflNff + nj y
rNfiE Northern Line Of Stages from Lynchbug
/ to Fredericksburg by WY Of Charlottesville,
leaves EYnchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays. at O'clock, \ NJ. aud reaches Charo'tes-
vile in the evening Of those days it arrives at IRE
i,rieksbnre On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
AT o'clock, T. n. la returning. At arrives at Char
lotcsyIlle on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays.
lnd reaches Ly6ehburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. BY tbs route passengers leaving
| ypehbnre viii reach Fredericksburg IN two day,
Of thu=e going rom Lynchbutg 10 Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. /.
" Our teams and coaches are first rate, aud The
drivers ara careful aud accommodating. No pans
will be spared 10 render the p safe and pleasant to
the passengers
Fafe through TO Fredericksburg Sll 80
do TO Richmond 10 90
Apply at the Franklin Hotel. Lynchbnrc, for seats.
5. b. GLOVES. ACT
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the
circuit superior cour OF law and ctnncerv fr the oil
LYnrhhuIt ON tIe 5lldGy OF November 1898
Samuel Garland, admir- dc bonis non q Caleb Tai, decd
Plauu0
against
Calvin Talc, fTsiadnr of Edmund Tate, deed with
ms surches. and Thomas bSon, int Sheriff oil
Campbell and such second admir- and David q. Nurrc
the thud and last admir- otte sad Edmund Iae dec. Dctts
IL CHASCEEY,
The Defendant Calvin Tate, not having uttered his APP
pearaucc AMI given security according tho Acl Of sscl-
bly, and the rules al this count, and Appearing by >asc
tory evidence that lac Is nbabant Of this country:
IS odcedthttlhc said defendant doappea here onle first day
OF the and answer the original md amended bills oi
The Panl, and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted some newspaper printed in The town OF Lynebutg
Ion months successfully, and posted the font door
the com thoHse of idstowu-
Copy-Tcsc
DAVID RODES. CrG
December 81 WIN
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Gem lent
That Is Pro0f0gai,,ss Water

DESTORES AND SUPPLIES OLD FADED
IL LEATHER cleans up nice when put on
Shoes. will not soil the whitest Dress keeps your fee,
warm, well rs dry. Put it on the top bottom and
edge, II will preserve the leather, aud keep shoes
from ripping. Hold the bottom TO the fire and put i,
on that or 3 tunes. but keep the top from the fire.
might get The certificates OF many respectable men
Of its good qualities, but as have published som.
already will omit them at present, and say that I
will keep it for sale at \. Ganaways, p. Quinn's, l..
Fishers, and my house, the COLUMBIAN Hotel,) AZ
1-6d per bottle. it varnishes nicely and mixes with
Paints of all kinds. mix it with Flour Spanish
Whiting and ii makes frst.rate Putty. and makes
paper Transparent like glass. and may be made snb
stituto for 1t. WILLIAM Thu RMAN.
JAM Is
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IN CHANCES {.

The descendants, Ludinan NoryeIl, Nathaniel Noryell,
James NofeI. William NoryeIl and Caharne his wife
Bfadlu and Sarah s wife, Susan Snead Burwel sncad
Jaints nta, hasg entered hci appearance and given
security according the Act of Assembly and the rules OF
tins court. and tappeaug by satisfactory eidance that they
not nhebmns Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered, that
the said daiandnnti do appear here the Gr day of the
next April leD and the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in wspaper
printed IN The OF vnchlg, for months
" and posted e front the courious ofis
~ \ Cory-feste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
Dccculter 81 w9m
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Boat G0reriNgS.

an HAND, good supply oflarge Dunel Blan-
~ keis, fuled Cloths, AID heavy twed Plains, 10
which we invite the fthose wishing 10 buy
IENTCOVERS,as they remarkably well suited
Tor that purpose, and can be bought at unusually low
prices. BURTON q ROBES.
Dec. 81 4w
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" NOTICE.

VA ILL BE SOLD. on Monday the 2sth dav Of
w January, at Halifax Court House, that being
Court day, ; Likely Young Negro Fellows,
on a credit Of twelve months, one of which is good
BLACKSMITH, the purchaser giving Bond with
good security. RICH'D. l.. LIGAN Aani'r.
Of Charles GILLIAN Jr. decd.
Dec ids
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A I II Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
L "a Gerry, continued and held for Nelson County,
at the courthouse on Saturday the 9th day Of Oc
tober. in the yeat 1888:
John j. Wood alias John Wood Jopling and
John, James. Bennett and Eliza Page, Nathan
Brdgewater and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Page.
and Samuel. Joseph, Mary Ann, Edmund, Robert
George and Josiah Page, infant children OF Edward
Page and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
W. Wood, b, Edward Page, their father aud mex,
friend Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

" SoEaleaho l5rtiy, bi9outag Roprr. In Scott
county, Iowa Teftotv after q residence OF four
dafs the last sin ele lady found market ON tic 10Th
SnHenbet \ correspondent writes, our gentle
men tinec one aud 81 anxious are our settlers
lnf wives, that they ask single lady her ace
All lhcy require IS teeh Chicago 1ncr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-14

NlRGIN lA-A rules holden in the clerks Office of the
circuit superior count OF law and chancey for the county
OF Amherst on Monday, the Sd day September, 1888;
Robert Robinson mad Andrew c. Elliott merchants and
partners trading under the sy and firm OF Robinson & III.
lott and the same Robinson Elliott ind Joseph r. Bailey
mefents and partners trading under the style finn Of
j. r. Bailey y Co, pIniniG.
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5000 acres OF Valuable lands.

ofthe most approved soils. Upon the estate every
desirable improvement for two genteelamilhes
lgsr3 consisting oltwo large aud well finish evs-9.
bimi cd dwelling houses, with all the ne isiiI
---A eessaly out houses barns. stables ser --4.A
wants houses, carriage house, Shops &c and is also,
an extensive water Grst and Manutat turing Mill,
upon never lallIug stream.
1t IS confidently believed that more valuable es-
ta'e IS not to be found IN the upper country and
well deserves the attention of capitalists.
Terms, cash and probably the lands may be sold
IN two or more parcels The above sale will be
made under the authority of a decd of trust from
David y Garland to the undersigned, Tor the bueeft
Of the Bank Of Virginia, dated 9th of April, ls2s,
ana oil record IN Amherst county court. 1t is conf
IDENTITY believed the purchaser will get per
feet night and tie, but trustees, can only
Vey as such. JOHN NJ. OTEG, I g,...,,..
RO. TINSLEE. '"''''S'
The above sales be made at my request.
DAVID ). GARLAND.
Dec. Is ids
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salt! Salt !!

EtST received small lot olycry Gne Sacks, TO-
~ gelher with good supply Of Sugar. Coffee &c
BURTON x ROBES.
Dec. 81. jw
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&IR6INlA.-Ataez held in the Clerks office of Am
het.t county Court on Monday the thrl dav OF De
@tglher one Thousand eight hundred and thirty eight
Nathan 1Iehi, Plaintiff.
against,
Anderson Ware and Glnlha is wife, Philip Buriord and
Leu H. Rueberand iole his wie, who Polly Buflord
widow OF Geofsc II. Bmard dec d. and ALVIN Bennett
Defendants.
Is CHtNcERY.
The defendants Anderson are and Cyuia his WIFE Philip
limudand Lee H. Eueker and Polly his vile, who Polly
Buor waN OF George II. Burtofd deceased not having en-
led then appearance, and according the
OF Assembly aud the rules of this Court and appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants this
Commonwealth is ordered that the said defendants do ap
pear here the th Monday in februa, next and answer
the bull OF the Plaintiff, and that copy Of Tins order be forth
with inserted m some newspaper published in the
ynchhurE Tor months suecessycly and posted nj the
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
\ toN-Tostr.
SAMUEL. NJ GARLAND, Ok.
Ioc. ~ MIm
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kbiSSOfssgfOss.

1 III / oo-partnerhship heretofore existing under
the finn of Petels < Lewis was tins day dis
solved by mutual consent. Those having claims A.
gainSI Tie SAME vii! present them lor payment aud
al those indebted 10 them requested to come (of-
ward aud settle lheraccoHns, as INDULGENCE cannot
DC gwen. I. e. PETERS.
HENRY IL. LEWIS.
Dec. 81 .,
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WinsOn Estate for Sale.

M the 10th day ofFebruary, 1889, the day at
~ ter the above sale, will be offered, IN like man
ner. nj public auction on the premises that lesira
bic estate, lying adjoining the town of New Glas-
gov. III Amherst county aud on both sides of Buaa-
loo river, called the Wnton and Cherry Hill Plan
lalInns. OF which therc remaln nhnnl
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Henry a. Edsaundsom ~ WE. HT.GoOk,
.SYTOR.g'EEss ~ E.gE...

M LTD practice IN the superior aud inferior
w Genis OF Botctouft Roanoke, Franklin and
Montgomery. Business entrusted 10 them, will be
promptly attended to. Residence. Salem. Roanoke
County, va. EDMUNDSON 4 COOK
December 20 vom
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EsGSS CEss,GRAR3VE.
T0usS.

4 \ hand, at low prices a good supply of Ladies'
~ aud Gentemen's Clocks, some very fine
BURTON 4 ROBES.
Dec. 81 1y
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Breach II ProHfsc,-a very interesting u7l Tor
breach Of promise decided ~ our Distnet Couu
last week The parties were both rom the country,
aad highly speetablc-dam1ges laid by Inc lady
for 4" ttilling with her affections" Sj0an. II Wa
proved II the Satisfaction Of the Couri that the
gentleman had been guilty Of tho nnealiau crime OF
winning the heart of the Young lad,, aud then De
sorting her for the smiles Of another. lie did rot
attempt deny the chatee. bH, o1eIed plea ~ nut
ieafion Of damages thar bs lher WIS not agreed n
the match Tins plea dld uui avail the gentleman a.
ny thing. IS the 1afy thought he vs. old enough 10
elaln the righ, oil choosing u,te nf himself the5
accordingly found yetlioi Of aog9 damages for The
plaintiff [Pa,bue RaHefdebHa
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NsHsssSE1:-AtaC Court OF Quarterly Session contin-
ued anahed tor Bedford county at the Courthouse the
Samuein Hart and Ann his VILE late Ann C0rl, pln's.
against
Benjamin hndesen and Robecco lis wife late Rcbccea
Cnrd Thomas Andefson Narcissus ". Miller and NIFTY c.
Sa-an NJ AID widow of Robert Anderson deceased
deceased. dcns
IL CnANcERY
Tho defendant. Thomas Anderson and Susan Anderson
wo" OF Robert Anderson, deceased having Their
appearance and given security according TO the OF Assem-
bly, aud the rules of this Court aud appearing the
faction Of the Court that they not inh obtanis of
s one % ar " s 1 n e nn' ~'@ fin and
bill the panttisand that copy this order be pub
sl'ey and posted the front door Of the Courthouse otl.
county. Copy-Tcstc
Ro. c. MirCHEll.,Cr'k.
r rulg=heId hc clerks Office of the circ nil superior
court OF aw and ohancery Tor the county OF Amherst on
the 9TH day OF Novcmt Ell, 1888
Gusnsds A Ed wards, Plaintiff
james B. ward dwurd amc- B. IA" ars.
Marina Edwards and Mary Edwards the last four children
Elizabeth Walker. dee d. formerly Elizabeth Ed wards Eliza
beth Ann Ere"el an infant under the age OF nvcnt,
years, by james fretwe her guaon, specially ASHAMED
to defend her in this suit Caroline Ed~m ares Beck
and Minerva ls wife, and Nancy Edwards person ofun
sound mind by Robert Insley, her guardian, especially
signed TO defend herin this suir, Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
The attendants, William Jones and Lucy his Wife John NJ.
Edwards, James b. Ed wards and all the children izubeih
Walker dceasel, except Caroline Jeanette and Elizabeth
having entered their appearance and gwen security ac-
cordmc Act of senby and the rules Of this CONT and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they uabi
tins country : ordered that the said defendants do
appear here Outhc first day OF the April term, and an
swer the bill otc plaintiff aadtha copy ots order he
forthwith inserted in some publised town of
l'nc hs for Nv" months sneaesNely and posted
front door OF d'e courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-rosic-
ROBERT TINSIFY, c.
December II v9m
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IN CHANG cry.

The delendms, J. Hopkins < Brothers NOT having en-
then plt annce and given according 10 Tho Act
ol Assembly and the rules OF this court and ncarg bv
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants this
tammonwoai' Is ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here ON ibo rs day of hc April term and answer
e mi OF the plaintiffs and that copy o this ocr he forth
with inserted in newspaper published IN the iovn of
Anchburg, for month succcssyey and nos led at te
mont aoof I'll thec rthouse of l1is county,
Copy-Testc
December n w-n,
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HATTER'S MATERIALS,

Which will be made up in the neatest manner by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving ago,d
assortment of ladies' and gentcmen's Shoes, mems
and boys fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
of a superior quality. All of which will he sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE x RUMBOUGH
p. S. We are agents for The sale oil Monson's
llyCean Pills. ID. x X.
Nov. % WITS
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Grrat l,riI ot Ba5cp COMA correspondent Of
Tie CeaYelaud llrmd unnng under dgle OF the
PSI inst, mcnuuus lhat Mr.. Erwin Al the town 81
Euclid, f4ised Baden corn the lust season, ON a
small ralec Of ground beivrcntwo and three perch.
es, aud that the product ut the rate OF two hun
dfed aud eighteen bushels oil sheed corn 10 the n
ere. Mr.. Crosby Of the same neighborhoad had
also raised about the same quantity Of Baden Corn,
and with liI,n success. The com vas planted IN
squares three in hill and lhcc and hall ieel apa1t
cach way.
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A 7 Circuit Superior Count Law and Chancery.
N continued and held for Nelson county, at the
Courthouse, on Thursday the ith day of October
1888
Nathan Lof1tus, Lee w. Harris and Wilson Pc
tiers, merchants and partners, trading under the firm
of Nathan Lo1tus & Co. aud Jacob Yosi, Pits
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Samuel Din>e & Jacob Runbough, merchants aud part.
hefs trading under the sly and firm of Dirke & Rum
tongh, and t1e same lnke Rumboueh and John H. Ro.
horls merchants ard partners trading uudrr the ,le and
tr OF John H. Roberts s Co aud j. Hopkins 4 Brother
,lo,,s
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xtRGINlA:-At niles h2d ia Tie clerk Office Of the car
cult superior Of law and canoefy i,r The county OF
Amherst on Aoudoe, the tst day OF October 1888
Robert Tbel Jaaes BuTioni End Eliza his we aud Jesse
Kelly aud Frances hI WIFE John W Norvell Nancy L.
sof.e Thomas s Norvell Everett X. Norei Margaret
Neryel and Luduan Nofyell infant chIdren OF homas
Sef.s dec d under the age otventy years, BY the sad
james Bdod their broherD-las aud next fe nd samuel
SWaanecn and Josaplena is wi, lae Josaphenia Doye
James Dose Frances Doyle Martha DOYLE linsh Doyie
inm n boy lie. Spsan Doyle and Coraela poYl- infant
children OF peacly Doyle, under the age Wenty years.
be William DOvIe, their ather and friend, and John
Coleman Sherot Amherst county, and admins tuln Of John
T. Nonol deed fiahuhs,
against
BENJAMIN Noryel executor Of the last will and testament
of pepccT SorYci d. and trustee under the will for
the said eztaior- son spencer d. Nose and also in his
esn r-lt As egatee the SAID Spencer NoYei dee d..
Ntan, keft executor Of W iam Turner, decd, and Nathan
Glenn Snsnrer a. Norye Lndtman Norvcil Nathaniel Nor
cell 4 James Norye. ard egateees of Spence Norel
Id William Will aud Catharine his wife, Bradfutc,
+ :. SINH H. wifi 4 ---- a --- his si. which
sd Catherine Wills, sarlh Badntc aud = aTe
children al Slisanuah Snead and lcgaes OF the SAM Spen
eef Noryl dec'd Susan Sneud BurNel Snead and James
nead also children Of said Snsannah suhd ana egaees OF
sud spencer NoreI dccd the said james Snead being an
infant under tie ofts yeafs) Nilha - Apple
bury, Frances \ NJ. Applebur virginia A. Appicbury,
John james Applebury, iudman " ApplcthGy, Selma y
Appcburs and Rush Appebury, infants under the age OF
twentyona wears children OF said Frances Appebury aud
legatces OF said Spencer Norxe dec d. the a infants by
Robert Tinsey specially assigned their guardian, Washing
ton VI. Noso, oil the children fIhomOs Nor,el, and
Defendants.
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Holman Jopliug. administrator Of Josiah Bridge
water deed, Hannah BrIdgewater, John Digges,
late Sheriff OF Nelson county, and as such admins
traitor of James Roberts, decd, and Polly w. Ro
berts late Polly w. Brio. ewater, Defendants
This cause came on this 9th day OF October, 1888.
again TO be heard, upon the papers formerly read,
and the report of Master Commissioner Garland,
made in tins capse, pursuant to decretal order
heretofore made and argued by counsel: On
consideration whereof, and for satisfactory reasons,
appearing to the court, on motion Of Holman Jop-
ling, of the defendants, ii is Judged, ordered
and decreed, that the SAID report be recommted 10
the same commissioner who brought it in, for him
TO reconsider and report thereon the next term OF
the court. Copy-Teste,
ROBERT G.. CUTLER, CFk.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Luvngson, Nov Esd, 1888.
The parties concerned in the foregoing decree
will be pleased to lake notice that have appointed
Thursday, the 28th day Of February nextto COM
mence The rc-eXamnation and settlement of the ac-
counts therein dire cted, which day, by ten o.
clock in the morning, they are requested to attend
my Office, in the town of Lovineston with their
papers and vouchers and copies of court papers,
prepare for settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Comr.
December 81 w4w