Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-03
IMPORTANT SALE.

IMPORTANT SALE.
DY virtue of a Decree of the Honorable Court
ID of Equity Tor the county of Stokes, North
Carolina will besold on the premises, on the hrst
day Of February next, the
UNION FORGE,
Commonly called Martins Forge,) on Snow Creek
Stokes county, with the appurenanees. VIZ
II Comfortable DscellinS,
SI.a.f with out Houses, GRIST MILL, f:J
El,,I and SAW MILL, (nearly new. oil
The water power at this point is excellent and
dinaiy sufficient for all The work required oil 1t.
The Dam is new and very good Attached TO this
Forge is body OF WOOD LAND. Containing by
1000 ACEs ES.
On which there are inexhuastble quantities of
IRON ORE.
The Land is well timbered with that kind of wood
which is most desirable for Iron making. The Forge
Itself is in tolerabe state Of repair.
A credit of twelve months will be given Tor one
hall the purchase money! and Is months Tor the re-
rnander. Bond and approved securities will be re-
qulred from the purchaser, who will receive deed
whenever the sale shall be confirmed by the Court,
and the Court shall order the 10 be made.
Attention will be given by me.
FRANCIS FRIES, c. N. L.
Stokes county, N. G. Nov. IS t1F
A 7 a Cfeut Superior Coun of Law and han
L a Gerry continued By adjournment aud held TO-
the county OF Amherst. nj the courthouse on Wed
nesday. the l2lh day OF September, 1885:
Pulp rhurmond, SEN in his righl and as ad-
innl,lrator of William Thurmoud, deed. and Philp
Thufmond Sen. plaintiffs.
against
Ambrose Liicas and Elizabeth his wife, and Hen
ry Pendleton and Edmund Winston, surviving trus-
OF the SAID Ambrose and Elizabeth, Defendants.
IN CHAscERY.
The subpoena issued in this cause, on The 18Th of
September, 1857. being returned upon The delen-
dants. Ambrose Lucas and Edmund Winston, and
they sill falling to file their answers, although four
months have elapsed vol since the return day
thereof as the fling OF the paintills bill, and the de-
PENDANT, Henry i. Pendleoa, who is out of the
country, and against whom the plaintiffs appear to
have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law a.
gaIust absent defendants, still falling to appear and
answer: GA motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, the
court doth take their bill for confessed as 10 those
defendants, and thcrcupon this cause cane 10 be
heard, upon the bill, The answer Of the defendant,
Elizabeth Lucas, and replication thereto, anA the
exhibits, aud WIS argued by counsel On cansldera-
ton Whereof the court doth ordef, that it be refer
f'd 10 one OF lis commissioners 10 take accounts OF
paIniili demands, discriminating between such por
IONS iicreoi as WIRE contacted belotc the date of
the deed of uusi, in tie proceedings mentioned aud
such rs have been contracted SINCE show ing whether
they were for necessaries not, and the sad Com
nssioner Is directed TO take account of the profits
OF tie irn,t property, and report the said accounts
to the court, with any matters specially stated deem
ed pertinent by himself, required by the pa,es
TO be 50 stated. A Cnpy-'fesie.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Cfk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE 10lh Dec. 1888.
The pdrtes interested N the foregoing order are
hereby notified HAT have appointed the first day Of
February next, TO carry said order into effect, on
which day, al the hour If 10 O'Clock the morning.
they are requested to attend at my Office, at Am
herst Courthouse, with thelr accounts and eyiden-
ces, prepared Tor examination and settlement
JAMES p. GARLAND, Com'r.
December 20 m1w