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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-09
RO. c. CUTLER, cK.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

Lovin- sion, June 81, 1910.
The parties interested III ihe oregoIDg ordt, and
decree. will be pleased TO take noilre. that have
appointed Friday the l7lh lay Of July nexI, TO com
mencr the taking The accounts and whence therein
dlrected on which day. by ten O'Clock ~ the
ing. they requested attend my office. with
their books papers and vouchers, and copies Of
court papers prepared for invesie alton aud settle
n,ent. SPOISWOUD GARLAND Com'r.
June Ill Win
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July
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Johnston having by recent changes, strength
ened every department OF his School, and tested IT'S
new organization by full and far experiment., we
deem il due to him aud the community, TO give this
public testimony Of our conviction OF the superior
efficacy Of lis system OF management and lnsfuc
non. aud our perfect satisfaction wlthlhe manner in
which the very responsible duly Of guarding The NOR
ais aud department Of the young Ladies when not
confined TO the school room, is discharged by the
goyerness.
To those who wish their daughters, when removed
beyond he watchu guidance Of parental solicude,
sheltered liom The aurements and extravaganee,
winch Surround Cry Education, aud from the nox-
ious Influences which 100 often polute the atmos-
phere Of our Villages poisoning The very fountains
OF knowledge who wish TO give them that sor oil
culture, winch will qualify them 10 fulfil with di9-
MY aud usefulness, their important deslny.-We
recommend the Roanoke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements in its quletaud tetired sua
lion, lis mild and saubrious atmosphere. its a,npls
act ommodalons and extensive grounds for full ant
ice and uninterrupted eXefcIse,-tbe gentleman,
department and Literary altainmeuis ofthe Princi
pal, and the industry and vigilance Of the numerou.
Assistant Teachers, who are assduously employed
both in the hous Of study aud relaxation, ia elrya
ling the sentiments refining the feelings and soften
ing the manners, as well as storag the minds o
pupils, with sound and useful kno~ledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYTON.
JNO. Il. RICHARDSON.
Roanoke, Feb. II, lS40.
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June

NTIRGINIA-At rules holden in the Clerks Once OF
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery' o' "
town of Lynchhurg, the 9th day of June, l84o ,;r
James Saunders, fiam"'
against
John II. Woodgate and Robert Robinson Robert mo,''
and Charles Phelps, Deieho""
The Defendants John H. Woodgate and Robert hoo", ~
not hnvIg enter d their appearance and given security AZ
coriug 10 the OF Assembly and the Rules otthis
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mrn
hatitaNts Of country II Is ordered That the sara III
dats do appear here the first Monday in Septehpc
and answer The bill of the Plaintiff and that cor, u; ihc
order he forthwith inserted newspaper pfiu nsed
town OF lyuchhurg, tor two months suctessyely u""
the front door OF the courthouse the SAID town k
Copy-Tesle, d. JDEo' am
June II 49,
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NOTICE.

rI1tiE public is hereby informed that the Va
i clocy N the New Londnn Acadrmy, coca
soned by the resignation Of Mr.. D. $, ohphani'
has been fllrJ by the appointment Of Mr.. Alexan-
rP. Campbell, graduate of Washington College
Lexington. MI Campbell has been blghiy recon
mended by President RulInef anI Pr,(essofs Cal
hoan, p ibney am Arnsffon1 also by Maj. +.
H. Smnh. Pdncip,i Of the Milnary lost tnte al
Lexington. as an accomplished Scholar, IN every
respect qualified to super'niend The Academy. The
same course OF instruction heretofore pursued BY
Mr.. Olphanl will be continued by Mr.. CampbeH-
The next session will commence the lst day OF
September next. Terms OF board and milton the
same as heretofore q. ALEXANDER,
Prest. N. l.. Academy.
IuIv . WIS
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estimation bsS Acres,
more or less; but the true quar tity will be ascer-
timed previously TO the day of sale by a survey
This Land lies IN popuous neghborhood, within
about Two miles of Amherst Courthouse, and is
houndedby the Lands Of Elijah Fletcher, John NJ.
Williams, james p Mcdaniel, Samuel Waus and
William Mcdaniel. Itiswell waIered, very prodnc-
i've. and susceptible of The highest degree of i'm.
provemenl The undersigned who lives near the
Land wall take pleasure in showing it to any person
disposed 10 purchase.
TERMS AT SALE.-A credit OIL, . and 3
years loi equal portions oil the purchase money will
be gwen, the purchaser securing the payment there
of by bonds with good personal security, and the IL
lie 10 the Land itself TO be REFINED until full paw.
meut Is made, as further security. The putcha-
erwlll have the privilege Of seeding at The usual
time IN the comeg fall, and fun possession will be
gwen hun on the LIST day of January next Tue II.
lie Is bolievedto be uuquesIionab, good but the
undersigned viii only convey such as vested in
him by the said last vail and testament
JOHN K. MCDANIEL,
Ex'or Of Lindsey Nc Daniel, deed.
June tl5A
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DAVID ROBES. elk.


VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chnneery, Tor 'hs
County OF Nelson the first day OF June, 1910 it,
Nathan Lontus, Lewellen I. Cash and Arabea ms was
formerly Aabella I1argove, and Susan HarsoVe w,uo"
aud reliei OF William Hargrove deed. fainnhs
against Il
Flnyd l.. Whitehead surviving administrator OF iiczPW
ah Hagrove, Sem deceased, James Garand Beverly hh
deceased Who another The administrators OF the sau
Hezekah Hargroye Sen, dec. James ID. Goodwin, james
PHmnn, John Iargrove Edward W. HILL William fhzpa'-
rick and Beverly suetes for the said Floyd L'
Whitehea d and John j. Halgrove in their said adminsa
lion bond Hezekah iargroye Jun. John Hargrove Bve!
Hargroye Sophia and Mary Hargrove, children
and heirs OF the said Hezekah lagroye Sen dec d. neg
kal X. II argrove, James b. 1mgroyc Rufus HigghboG
ham and Sarah E. his wife formerly Sarah f. Hargroye, ana
Joseph NJ. mgroye nan under the OF twenty or"
wears, all OF whom, except Rufus igem boham. are ch
dren OF Joseph Hargroye deed. Edmund w Hill and BE.
sy Ann his wife formerly Betsy Ann Hargrove William L.
Hargrove Robert X argrove Susan Hargrove nd Marga
ret largrove the last three of whom infants under the age
OF twenVone and all OF whom, except Edmund W.
Hill, children of William HargrOve deceased, William
H. Hargro,e Harriet f.. s. Hargrove Ann r. Hargrovr'
Charles Inrgrove and Edward Hargrove who children
OF this commonwealth, James 5. Penn and SCHUYLER u
Harris, Defendants
In CHANeERY.
The Defendants John llorgroye, Hezekah HargroVe,'f
Sophia lIargrove Mary Hargrove, William II Harsfo'e,
Harriet E. >. iargroye, Anu r. Hagrove Charles hofgro
ind Edward llrgrove having entered their appeafa
and given security according to the act oil Assembly a Wv
rules oths Court, and it appearing by satisfactory e,G
that they not inhabitants of this commonwealth fs
drdd that the said Defendants do appear here on oi III
the first Monday in September next and answer me W. ~
the Plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order be iorthw IN
ted IN "the lynchburg Nrginan, newspaper ,no
thc copy thereof posted the front door OF the Courthouse
OF this county some Court day.
A Copy-TeSte. r,.,
RO C. CUTLER, Clerk.
Ip,,0
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LAND AND NEGROES F0n S,,,,

Y virtue of deed upon trust execotsJ H., II,
~ Cotson on the llth January 1857, and # vi, u'
cord IN the county court of Campbell for -
purposes therein named, the UNDERSIGNED ,s ,s'.'n
one OF them, will proceed to SELL BY way of nus,i
auction, ibr ready money, on SATURDAY iie Is,l :,
OF July lo4o Ut far, II not, then the frs Ci, ,I"y
thereafter. Sunday excepted the tract of land LAY
led Radcih, lying aboul D miles from Ivnott .''-
ne The i1si toll gate OF he Salem TurnlAr cns
tanning go acres more or less. treseryipg on -
acre 10 Tie heirs OF Vim. Norvell decd G,,evn"
as t'nlly buryiOg ground1 Also, five SLAVES
win The Increase Of lie females thereof viz. H.
lsbeii and her three children. Nancy 4 liza and A.
ei'ne, or so much Of said real aud personal ptone,,
as may be necessary 10 aase the amount due a,i
unpaid On The day Of sale. The land will be sol,
upon the pre- misses and The slaves a, the Na,la,
house IN the town Of Lyncbburg The tile IN ,ba
above property is believed 10 be good bu, The rms.
tees will convey such ale only is vested ia them
PLEASANT LABBY,
THO. A HoLCoMBE, Trustees,
June Is wtIaT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-09

THE SUMNER TERM of the Seminary a
Il the Boletouu Springs will begin the lis
OF Mmen
The Methods there observed are these: Multi
piled sudes-whlch must DE superficial siudits-
are rejected. That smatterng OF Sciences which,
rs ashooaby taught, leave the pupil only valner,
aud wiser, than she began. is avoided. To choose
The things most useful and most ornamental To the
Sex Is the first aim TO teach these fullest thing
solidly is the second. Reading, Writing, Ailthme-
tie an extended Course OF History and Geography,
the Modern Languages, and Music, taught
with all possible care, the capital parts Of liber-
al Education. Arrangements, books on The system
OF Questions aud Answers, aud short Methods in
gene !, are banished, as ialacious. Examinations
are frequent, private, aud usually conducted 10
writing. Eagtish Grammar Is taught principally
through learning the French. Rhetoric aud Logic
BIZ the book are considered inapphcabe the educa.
ton oil gus but they are, practically, hught 10
pose. by me.ns OF constant Wfuen Exercises IN
Translation and History aud 10 think. by shaping lie
whole oat,e Of instruction towards sircugthepf Q
the Understanding. To improve tins to Store II WIN
sound Information, and To gveu elegance, by care
fully euuVatlng the raste is the whole scope OF
the system pursued here. Nothing is tangnt FOR
Display, nothing because ii has, niudclously
grown to he / Fashion. Wonders, we are not
ambitious OF making, but useful and agreeable wo-
men.
In order more certainly 10 effect these things
Male teachers alone are employ ed a well educated
Ffenchman; a very accomplished Italian Ptoes-
sor OF Music; VWgnan oi coed brh and eluca-
uon, as English Assistant and the Principal.
The Dung Ladies nfe, az To every thing bur
their School studies, under the of Gaverness
/ employed for this alone, and Admiralty 6ued for tins
important trust. She is warranted to keep them in
ordef. The sltualion offers singular advantages for
Health, Comfort, Study aud innocent Amusement
Company, except OF Visitors by invitation. is prohb
lted Copies OF the Regulations will be Sent, tree Of
Postage. If application be made to Ed w John
sion, Post Master, Boetouu Springs, Roanoke.
TERMS.
Board, including Washing, Lights and Fuel
500 for the Session OF 10 months. Tuition IN the
Regular Course, English and French. or Italian or
Spanish $50. Music Piano, Guitar 1r Harp $50
including the use OF instruments. OF these Fe, S
300 payable entrance the remainder, AT the
end of five months. Bedding will be furnished AT
50 CENTS per month.
DresS-for Winter, Bottle green Crcassian or
MefIno, with Capes 1.-THE same. For those below
IL years. Pantaels like the dress Two suits are
sufficient. Pupils should bring each Table Spoon
Tea pooh, common Towels, and as many of
each article Of Dress, except Froeks and Under
Frocks pair ach good Leather, and neat Mo-
rocco Shoes ; Bonnet of Cane or Siaw, Nuns pat
tern, trimmed with Crimson Ribbon Embroid,ries
not permitted, unless worked IN the School, BY tie
pupil herself Jswelry forbidden.
Feb 90 Wis
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POLITICAL.
Fen de CAristiaa E.ransiner-
A PsALss on LIFE.


A PSALM OF LIFE.
TellHse moi IN naeari.fal numbers
Life Is bui au empty dream
That the soul Is deed that SAUNDERS,
Aud things are mol wha, they seem.
Life Is nal life isesrnesf;
And the grave is 40, It's goal
Dust thou ant. to dust rctnrnrst,
Was mol spoken Of the soul.
Not enjoyment and not sorrow
Is onr destined end or way.
Bui'io act that each tomorrow
Finds US farther than to-day.
Lives Of great men all remind us.
Wecan make our lives sublime.
And departing leave behind US
Footsteps on Tie sands Of tine.
Footsteps that perhaps another
Sailing DER liies solemn main.
A forlnrn and shipwreck'd brother
Seeing, shall take heaft again.
Let us then be up and doing,
With heart for amy fate
Sill achiesng-slill pursuing,
Learn TO labor and to wait.
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sulphur W alter.

a SUPPLY, just received from Dibrers
N Springs, carefully put up by the proprietor,
Tor sale by The Subscriber. Apply al Hancock &
Adams's. BENJAMIN T., SCRUGGS
Jnue % DIV
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M I'LL be sold al auction, On The lUth day Of
w July, 1910. the ground and HOUSE now oc.
eupied by J. c Shacklelord, S,dder's Shop.
&c, containing 25 fee, front and running back l32
feet.
Something two thousand dollars will be re-
CURED IN hand, and a credit Of 6, IL and Is mouths
gwen the balance.
The sale will be made under Deed Of Trust ex-
eculed 10 by Peter Dudley the oh day If Sep
TENDER, 1924, and | wall convey tie title vested in
the by The same. WIN. DAVIS, Jr. Trustee.
Nav % wholly
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FER. R.sD.fEf.
U,HE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
Il selves 10 gethcf f,f the purpose Of conducting
PEEIIg HOUSE,

PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large aud commodfons hfck nun
dug on " atket street, leading 10 the Court House,
aud are prepared 10 accommodate Bo'fders and
Travellers IN . manner and on terms. winch, they
1aafr themselves, viii move satisfactory 10 MI.
The House vii be furnished 10 the most com
fouabie manner, leir Table supplied with The best
th.a lite market affords; The Stable with abundance
o. prosender md attended by experienced aud at
iennTe Osfiets.
DAVID +. BOOKER.
KO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb IA
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ALSO,
\ very laree and well selected assortment uf every
hing ~ the II ldHarre line. Fnrnftutc aud Tools
for Cabinet Makers, Mil virgins, Tanners, Nc.-
House Keepers will 6nd Feuders. Andiruns, Shov-
els aud 1nnes, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea.
Boards aud W 4ers. Tea Kettles. Bell Metal Kettles
Stnce Pans, Frying Paus, Plated and ifl>s Gamlle-
stleNs, Snnlers aud rtays, Baskets. Mats. SPIT.
toans Burkefs, Tubs. Cuaec Nils Golte and
lea Pots, Paleot Coffee Pols, Egg Boilers, Steak
Dishes, Utns Nursery Lamps. Caslors, Dish.
Covers, Brushes Of all Kinds, Eenct and Other
Bteds, Gu,tain Bands aud Plus, and almost every
hlnd oil Cooking Utensils,
ALSO.
a splendid assortment OF Pocket aud Pen KNIVES
Scissors, RaA and Straps, Pistols Guns, II files
ne.
Shovels. Spades, Forks; Mil, Cross Gut and Pin
Saws;C,,t Steel warranted, f,acc, Halter. l. 4 aud
Flith Chaius; Nml Rods, aud a general as.or menl
4 OF Iron.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing in hi.
/ linc,to give INN call. he is determined TO sci
both awholrsale and RETAIL s cheap as sar Good,
can be had IN Nugihm. Merchants before eolnp
/ to Richmond, would do well TO examine the siock
aud prices atlhe SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN.
/ VII.
/ Jan. 80 ts
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u CHcuh Superior Court Of Law and Chau-
"A Gerry confined aud held for Nelson county, al
The C"hu house, On Saturday, the 4h day Of Oclo-
Der. 1883:
Beniamin Fitzgerald and Jane his wife, late
Jane Cotiry, O,b"rne Cofes and Polly his wife,
late Polly Fitzgerald, Joseph Fitzgerald, Edmund
Fitzgerald Nancy Fitzgerald, Jane Fuzgetad,
James Bad e aud T. elizabeth his wife, late Ell zlbellI
Co1ty. Polly Bridge William c. Bridge. Edmund
Bridge. Spols"ood Padget aud Elizabeth his WIFE
late ElIz beth Bridge, James Bulge, jun', aud Jes-
see Bridge, Plaintiffs,
Edmund +, Coffey dnd James Montgomery, ex.
ecu'ors u william Coiey. deed. and the SAID James
Montgomery and Edmund +. Coffry. trustees for
Jane Fitzgerald and the legitimate heirs OF her body,
and as trustees Tor Elizabeth Bridge aud the hers
OF her body, William Cohey, Margaret Monroe,
Elizabeth Coleman, Amey Coleman James Cole
man, John Coleman, Pasey Coleman, Polly Cole
man and Lucy Coleman, children of Mildred Cole
man, deed. late Mildred Coiley, Mary Conty,
'lhos. Hays and WInney his whe, laie Wlnney
Coftey, aud Frankey Cotley, Dtlendanls
BY consent OF parties by their counsel, II is ad judg
ed, ordered and decreed, that Commissioner Spots
wood Garland, in addition to the several accounts
heretofore stated, settled and reported by him. un-
dera former order OF hls Courl, -nade The first
day Of October, 1884, do also lake. state and settle
a Begaiee account, shelving The advancemrrls Of
money property and other effects made to Them
IN hIs lie tlme, by the tesiator William Coffey,
deed. and which by his will they are required to ac-
count for before they come IN for a dstIibutive
share OF the balance OF his estate. which accounts
The SAID Commissioner will take, state, settle and
report TO this Court with specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself. which the parties
or enher OF them may require 10 be stated. nd on
The motion OF The plaintiffs BY their counsel. slire ia
clds is aw trded them revive this cause in the ma
oil Benjamin ID. Harms. admir- OF James Moutgc mety
dec d. whose death has been heretofore suggested.
CoFy-Teste,
RO. c. CUTLER ck
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE. } .
LoviHgston, June 3, 1919.
The parties interested IN the foregoing Decree will
be pleased o take notice that | have appointed
Thursday, the goth day Of August next. to commence
Tue taking the accounts therein directed, on which
day by ten O'Clock IN the morong they are reques.
ted 10 attend al my Office, with helr books papers
and vouchers prepared for settlement.
SPOISWQOD GARLAND, Com'r
June 20 Win
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III. Es. re 4 g. H II EsD - i,
Eymcssbssry, Va.

terry. Sa idiery, Guns, 81
X EEPS cons aully Ion
sale, Balldlng Materials
w Locks aud llnnltsuI
all kinds. Bolts. Lalclles.
Screws, Mails. Glass &c,
Caopcnitls Tools. WI
Flames, Saws. ChIssel,
Aale's, Squares. Axes,
Ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Valuable Land f0rsalc.

I n PURSUANCE Of the late viii and teslamcn,
n oi Lindsey M Daniel, deceased. the undeisgn
ed, as executor thereof, Will on The 9th day of Au-
gust next al the late residence Of aid dccedcnt il
county OF Amherst. sell, ty way of public auc.
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"
We These Medicines indebted their name 10 their
manifest aeuon N purifying the springs and channels OF
he aud c4deng them viii renew ed onr aud sco ma.
certified eases Witch hive been made PUBLIC ard IN aI,t
ever species Of disease to which the human liable
fROa:tts Life Pills and Pheuix RitterS
have been gratefully mud publicly ncknoN lodged h, the nor
sous benchlted, who were previously acquainted nh
e heaHln ~ philosophical principles upon which the, urc
compounded, aud upon which they nscqnonll, act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in disen.
OF every form aud descriptions Then first operation is TO
um The coats OF The stomach and bow the various
impurities ana efides constantly settling around them, aud
remove the hardened faces viii, collect in the conyoln.
tons OF the small tcstnes Other Medicines only partially
cleanse these aud leave such cttd masses bcnd
produce hahnal costveness, with n It's i!ano evils sud
den dmrfaa with lis imminent dangers. ms fact is well
known 10 all regular anaomss who examine the hun,
bowels after death and hence the prejudice these well IN
ed and heraded 10 the public by ignorant pes MS The Sc
conl effect of the Lite Medicines ceanse the kidney
heahu action Of which entirely depends upon the regnlty
of the urinary organshe blood which lakes its rcd color
from the agency of the liver mud the nnGs before passes in
70 inc hoel beng punhed by hcn and noiished by
food coming from clean stomach, freely through the
Nein renews every part OF the system, aud riumphantly
mohal Vegetable le Medicines have been thoroughly
Faneoey Papipon OF the Heart Loss OF Appetite lsnrl
burn lltemper Anxiety, Lancuor aud Melun.
holy, Costiveness, Danhoea, Cholera Fcyers of all
khds, khenmausm Gout DIopsies of all kinds GRAY
el Worms, Asthma and Consumption. Scur,y Ulccrs
sFeie9te Sores Scorhmie Etnpuous aud Bad Complex
aus SAT- khrnm ErSlpelas Common Colds and mnaenza
and various other complaints which act the human frame
In Fever and Acne particularly the Life Medicines have
been most emncGtv successful much So thai in the Fe
yer and Agae DISTRICTS Physicians almost universally pre-
scribe them -
Al that Mr. Monat requires ofhis patients is to be parc
har taking the Life Medicines strictly ordnr 10 The di-
feu9n-, ms not by newspaper notice. b, any thing
a ne himself may say m their favor, that he hopes TO gain
credit tls alone by thu results of a fair irin
MoFFAFS MEDICAL MANUAL, designed a. n do
meslif Gna, 10 heal-lhis little pamphlet, cditrd bv w
H. MeHa so broadway, New York. has been published for
The purpose OF explaining morc ily MIR. Mofas rheor, OF
discusses and VI" hc found highly interesting 10 seek
ing ! ltueats upon prrynent scaSes and the causes
eralls. - 9' CO"
These Valuable Medicines arr for sale by
D. Il. LYMAN,
Dr. j. I, ROfAlL, 5Lynchburc Va
-, - C. I. ESTES, Losingson Nelson Co. Va
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COK$EVTS.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CoRSETTs
L N improved patterns, some very fine.
MARTIN, HCST Il WARD
April =,
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" lRGlNlA:-At Circuit Superior Courl of |. ,u
and Chancery. confined and held for the rnwn
OF L3nchburg, at the Courthouse, in said Town oa
Wednesday, the 9th day OF May, l8i0, sitting a, !,
Conn of Chancerv. "' E."
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/ y The Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chan
L Gerry for Prince Edward county:
Nathaniel Mathews and Sophia his wife, formerly
SOPHIA W. Harrison, Plaintiffs
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aud Bas, Adzrs, Dnwppg koyes, Gage.. &c,
Blacksmith fools. w: Bellows, Anvlls, Vices,
S,eiges. Screw plates Flies Rasps, Strel, &c.
S1ddlcry aud Coach Makers Materials. a very ex
teustr aSs0rtiutuf.
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Geniicsncn's superior Eoots and Shoes.
EUSf received Those in want, vii lease
- give u.s. call. G. w. BLANTON &c Co.
Fashionable Boot aud Shoe Dealers
June o5 "a
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Alexander Walhall. executor of Edmund Lock
elt,"ho was admr. Of VIM. H. Harrison decd. The
odfick Harrison, Trent f. HARRISON, Dabney .. Har
rson, VIM Ii. High and Mary d. his wife, Anner,
BenlJah, VIM. H., aud kutura Harrison and Others,
Defendants,