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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
THOMAS j. OTEY,
,uuIsSI0.y .HERCIS.S.s'T.

+ lywsbburg, S"asns"s
DFTJRNS his sincere ihanksio those who have
III heretofore 80 literally patronzed him lie trusts
by coasan, and Increased energy, 10 meut continuance
of then favors well gam the confidence and sup
port Of many others. who have not heretofore committed
their PRODUC E To his care.
IN view Of the present low price Of Tobacco. and tho
prspct Of lis continuance throug approaching spring
snd summer hs has concluded lower hrs rates for the
sale Of that article. lie WILL hereafter. charge only
FIFTY CENTS per hhd. ior selling. collecting aud
having the Tscroeds the planter charge 81 mod"
rate when his wodge ot thu staple and the BUYERS
ar, csde.ed) ought certainly to induce every one la
giye iun rRIAi., at hast
TFRs aud all others Wbn have Produce 10 dispose Of
IA this market he hcgs leave 10 refer To the following
eruiIancs. who have kindly offered him their and:
LT.sCHBURG.
Rer John Earig John VI Uarriek,
.7hon Ne Dr,iel, James L. ttoytor.
.\lctos &. Bill Nc Corkie Il .Uci,p,@i
Hancock 4. adams .fttg1nfnc Icfttcich.
y n Daris. .ip'm ". Ofeg
FR.LNkLLN
Booth &. Eugorspn. Booth Il Dars.
!S,,est s. Holland, " NJ 1aiat1ro
HENRY
General billiard. JOHN 1yLer Hai,son.
.jese " ooton.
PITTSILJ.lsLl
jesse e Carter. Capt Samuel Berger,
" Litfa,a =. 1imstaH. I'm L. PamnM. esq
HiLIF.iI.
Elisha BorLsiele. Jr., Col. Pond Taylor.
BEDFORD
Hon, I'm L. Goggin, Robert Campbell. esq,
Pleasant Preston. Campbell Il Bm1reH.
Bel & Lo,r,y,
nlNTTILE
Robert u, UIVian,s. esq George " johnson. Esq.
OFFICE al Nichols s. Bells Store.
Dec. 20 Ia
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TRIAL OF JUSTICE WILEY.

We stated in our last that the case OF this DISTINGUISH
ed Justice had been brought Close and that he had
been convicted, the jury recommending him 10 mercy
The New York American gives the following abstract of
the trial
The district Attorney stated the case and the facts
which he expected to prove, concluding with the remark
that II Wiley duty To have arrested the rohhr #
once. His position as counsel was protection DIR
Tyler, of the directors OF the bank who ramc on
here TO negotiate for the recovery Of the money gave his
testmoney at length The substance Of the caScs thai
the 10Th of May the Frederick County Bank re
reived an anonymous communication on the subject,
of the robbery, which was replied 10 by an advertise
ment.
This lead to further negotiations and on the 10th of
June letter was received from Mr. Nilcy stating ih,,
he had been requested to act in the natter and that he
desired personal interview with some of the directors
Two gentlemen accordingly came on and after some M
gotiations, in which various terms were required by vi
ley ii settled that the bank should allow por con,
the of bank issues restored the bonds check
&c. to be given back free OF charge This was accor
dinghy done, and Wiley restored s22 600 of the notes
Of The Bank, together with the bonds stock Sc-C,r
which he received 50 500 Ten thousand dollars in ool
retained by the thief This is the amount f ,he
idence on the part of the prosecution and was fully suh
santiated by Messrs Tyler and Bea tho gentlemen b
conducted the affair for the bank WV
On the part of the defence il con;cned ths, The
indictment itself deficient That the defendants
vileges member of the bar gave him rih to act a.
he did, and that his character for 50 yoars was ire
Poac,able in every respect The evidence on both sides
cosed last evening, and after the summing nm Of Nesrs
Price and Prescott Hall, the court adjourned In this
morning-wlen the will probably be given to the
jury.
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April 26

4 L Circuit Superior Court of il and Chancery Don.
"A tnued by adjournment and held for the county Of Am
he St at the Courthouse, Friday the 9th day Of August
ISL:
Boyd Miller surviving partner Of Archibald Robertson,
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller late Merchants and parte.
trading under the finn of Archibald Robertson and Co.
uel Garland administrator dc bonus of Archibald Robert,
son, decd, Boyd Miller Benjamin Ogden and Agnes
wife Plaintiffs,
against
Rcbecca Rucker, widow and re,ict of Anthony Ruckor,
deed, James g. Mckinney administrator with the will
nexed of Abncr Rnckcr Antead Rucker Absalom Rucker
Martin London and Ann Il. his wife, Anthony Rucker Jr
and Rebecca D. hs wife, Nancy Shields administrator Of
William fads and in her right purchaser of the SAID
Anthony and wife, Narand Richeson William A. Richoson
John and Jesse Rlcheon infants under the of u wears by
commissioner enagh their guardians pecaly assigned
tend them IN this suit, VIM IL Jones' and Mary T. his wife
William A. kicheson administrator OF Thomas fucker decd
John \. Summcrville and Naa his wife, Lindsey Coghl
and Ann his wife, Rice f. Graves and Amelia his wife
Rchesn administrator dc bonS with the will annex
ed Of Anthony Rucker decd Ambrose Rucker and Nelson
c. Dawson executors of the said Anthony Rucke ID
Benjamin Noryell executor Of Spencer Norvel decd Ben
min Ialiacrro sheriff Of Amherst county and such adj
minstrator of Elias Wills decd, Richard H. Burk John
Bullock and James Bullock, surviving partners of Gait Bull
lock * Co, Chiswe abncy, Samuel Garland George W
Turner, Richard Bak William Shelton and Arthur b Da
ves, Defendants
Is CHAscERy.
On motion of James G. Mckinney admir- of Abnor Ruckoy
dee d. appearing that more than two years have cxIrE
since the estate Of Anthony Rcker decd.
the Defendant Ncson {. Dawson the present administrator
the Court doth order that all persons no have claims
gans the estate Of Anthony I,uccr decd be required
hb the 10 this Court for settlement before tie
term and unless legal claims debts shall appear against
the said estate this Court will decree distribution of said
tate among the ega'ecs without requiring reunng bonds
and that this order be published for eight successfully
the Lyuchb1g Nrgnan apublic newspaper published
the town OF lynclhnrg and posted at the door Of the
house OF this county on two several court days.
Copy-Tese,
ROBERT TINSI.EY c.
Nov. p vs.,
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STOP THE RUNAWAY.

IL ~ from the subscriber. on the 18th Octo-
4 Der. ISL. residing in PittsNlyanla county, on
Ntannion River, about three miles south of Ieesville
negro woman named ROSETTA. SAID negro
woman age Is not exactly known, but supposed to be
between twenty and twenty five years old Of ordinary
height black, has thick lips and tooth before ON
The upper side. She stands very and is not quick
to speak when spoken 10. Sand negro woman was pur
chased Of John \. Adams who short time previously
bought her ga gentleman in Richmond by the name of
Matthews. who bought her of a man by the name of
"oddIn or Goodwin who also resides in Richmond who
sold her for friend of his who resides in Hanover
will give reasonable reward Tor the apprchcnsion and
delivery OF said slave, secured in any la so that
get her again. Address Addison w Ward. Lecsvle,
Campbell county Virginia A. w. WARD.
" The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer are re-
qnestod To publish the above notice month"; and for
ward their accounts 10 this Office for collection
Dec % I'm
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Total.
SZm. iQI.t57

To this state OF Indebtedness Of 500 .4q l51 If w
add the city debts Of New York Boston, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Troy. Cincinnati y Orleans Mobile and
Charleston total of t@2 81 land tn, SIS lOl 6ii
deposited with the States, which they probably will
pay but which they liable To be called on for
We have grand total of state and cty debts Of $3.50.
S65, 42.-We have little doubt that the debts at the
chartered companies would swell tins amount 10 some
where near &}O,Oo0OA A great portion Of tins mag
nfceni amount will be left legacy p,sterty. Attic
same time 1t becomes heir To great improvements which
will be source to II OF convenience and wealth These
Improvements have helped to embarrass us and will con
tinne tn do 50 for long time. Ii we leave pos
tery have taxed ourselves too and posorry will en-
JOY more OF the benefits than Tho greatest rcgrc,
is that the money borrowed has not been economi
osly exPended-that more has not been done with the
same means.
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RxHYO.vS, HITS. YO.S.s'E 1S ana
(.SksA,

Dl.AlN. cllored and black Tai and Satin Ribbons
j from 10 IT.
Splendid Chenc and other bonnet Ribbons
Black Love and Grape do
Super SILK aud Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
do black and drab broad brim Russia Hats
Florence BRAID Bunnrts. new siycs andvery fine
Hoods and Fancy Bonuets cheap
Fur. Cloth, Hair. and Celctt Caps
These Goods will be sold very low, regardless OF cost
and bought expressly to be sold by
Hunt * WARD.
Nov Is
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The Mechanics Savings Banl.

fH'liIS INSTITUTION will receive on dep,, Al
II sums OF money current in Virginia. if not les n vi
mount than five dollars, and will issue certificates H.
signed by the President, Treasurer and Secretary h
ing fully all the Stock, Funds and Property of tbe r.
stltntlon for the payment thereof, when demanded
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date
OIL at the rate OF three per centun per annum for snrb
may be demanded within four months, and four nor 49,
tum per upon such shall have remained Gu
and not exceeding six months, and five per cen1m ~.
annum for longer period than six months r.
AMMON HANCOCK. prsil.n,
PAUL {. BOWLES Secrcfar,
HENRY b. RICHARDS, Tre.srr.,
DIRECTORS.
JonN SnAeRLEFoRD, CHARLES PHELPS
Arc. llfrwlcH, JoHN II. TYREE.
DAVID p. REESE. S.ML. w Sur1ro.
PLEASANT LAEBy, JOHN KIsNrER.
Nov. - tlm-wt29N
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ny rrrS SARGENT.
Oh, never shall forget it,
That happy, happy day,
When We. a meTry party,
Sailed down the sun=guilt ha,.
The warm June air was fresh and clear,
Bright sleamd the ica,hen spray,
And tn, hills around .eemd heap'd with green
That happy, happy day.
We landed on an island
An isle of bloom and shade
Where the wssslets gland sandy beach,
And vines an srbour made.
And there. with song and dancing,
And grateful hearts and CAV,
We roamd with Beauiy's daughters,
That harry, happy ds,
And one of them seom'd fsirer
To n,c than all the rest
With her shape Of grace her angel face.
And the wild rose on her breast
And in her willing gar hfeaihd
First love. bewilderins lay
Ila snail hand pressed a mute consent,
That happy, happy da.
For earth too pure and lovely,
Now BACK to heaven shes isi
And ,ll that merry party,
Save one, alas arc dead,
Blu, though desr friends round me,
And tho sun shines bright sssyc,
oh rnever can forget il,
That happy, happy day
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Nv %

4 I Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
hes at the Court house Thursday the 2nd day of Sep
TENDER, 1871
Frederick Murell and Elizabeth NJ his wife late Eia-
abcth NJ. Nenable, Plaintiff.
against
Peter L. Thornton administrator of Josiah Vcnabe deed,
benjamin laiateno and William Shelton his securities,
Jane C. Nenable widow, Nelson Crav ford sheriff of Am
het county and such administrator of Joseph Nenabe
decd Henry unngton, sergeant of the Corporation OF
ynchbnr%, and as such administrator of Richard Nenabe
Samuel Taylor and Mary his wife, and Thomas n Eu
bank sheriff Of Amherst, and such administrator Abam
'ehaoie decd. Defendants
IN CHANCEEY
Tn motion of Henry Huntington, sergeant of the corpora
lion OF lynchburg, and such Administrator of Richard
Nenable decd Thomas n. Eubank sheriff of Amherst and
as such administrator Of Abam Nenabe decd and Nelson
.faWold sheriff OF Amherst, and such admin. OF
Joseph Nehabe decd, who, being only administrators Of
sand decedents may not be willing refundng boKs
ana more than two having expired the qualification
9 thc defendant Peter p Thornton as administrator OF
JOSIAH Nenabe decd the Court doth order that all
VINO may have claims against the of the said josiah
chanie decd, be required to exhibit the this Court
Tor settlement at or before the and unless legal
cas or debts shall appear against the said the Court
Will decree distribution thereof among the distributes with
out requiring retnndng bonds and that this order be pub
hed Tor eight weeks successfully in the Lyncburg 'r
Eah public newspaper published in the town of Lynch
ou and posted at the door Courthouse of this county
on TWO several Court days. A Copy-Tese,
- ROBERT TINSLEY, c
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For Rent.
Reduced Prices for Cash.

WE subscribers being anxious re luce their stock
OF raul IND ULNTER GOODS, which is
at present large and desirable have determined 10 Offer
them at such prices for "A s N as will insure sales
In TACT they are determined to sell and all those who
want to buy CHE7P GOODS. would do well to owe
them a call HIM G w,pES
Dec 2
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

ENlF. subscriber who has boon engaged for the last
L five Years in teaching School, will open School in
the town OF .ynchburg, for the instruction of males ex
cusvcy, commencing on Monday the Eth of January
next. and t?minatngon the 18th otDccrmber following.
with month vacation, from the 9Th of June 10 the 9TH
July.
In this School will be taught the Latin. Greek and Eng
llsh languages. and the first branches Of Mathematics
The Of nstruction Will be such as prepare tn:
pupils for College for the ordinary transactions of life
Every attention will be paid to the morals of the pupils
as well as perseyerlng effort to promote their advance
ment in their studies.
Scholars will only be charged from he time of entrance
and deduction Will be made afterwards for absence eX
ccpt in of protracted sickness
Terms persesson of months, payable at the end OF
the session:
For Classical scholars. Sl5 &C
For English scholars over u II 81
For English Scholars under u 10 0G
WILLIAM b. FEATIIERSTON.
REFERENCES.
WIN. II. Harrison, Esq, Principal Amelia Academy
Doctor Thomas Mcaux,
Major John II. Stcgcr. .lnielia.
Captain H. Meade.
Col Samuel d. Burke.
Doctor James Agnew, Prince Ed,ra-d
Giles \. Miller Esq
Nov.S WITS
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ne British ship Of war ILLusrRIors (7i) arrived at
New York on Thursday mernng from Portsmouth. E,-
gsnd whence she sailed the 10th Of November hay
ng On board Slr CHARLEs BAGsor, the new Governor
General Of British North America She is said n bc
the first line of battle ship that has visited the p,rt since
the Revolution f'' ''''
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BOB Acres.

(mare or less lying and being in the county Of Amlcs,
ana bounded by the lands Of lazae Williams and Others
ALSO the following personal property, to wit =
negro man slave named Abram three Horses len head
~ .a,e twenty one head of Hogs all the Plantation
10 10 the above property is believed to be unoncston,hI
soon' nut acting as trustee, shall convey such title only
rs Is vested IN me by the decd aforesaid
J., tHAMPE CARTER. Trustee.
win,
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The NIGER ExrEDITIos.-The following is the
Postscript OF letter received by the Columbia. dated
Dec. g. ~
just as am closing this Ireere, to learn un,avora
nie accounts OF our Niger Expedition. dated ISM Sen,
After passing up the River the fever broke out AMONG
the Europeans, and 60 were taken i'll all toac,ho,
think ~ have died, and 80 sent down to sea; among
'ns numner are some OF the 20 who have died as before
mentioned-Bosto d. .2d, ''''
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flisfON Spring !SchOOl.

TENIiS SCHOOL. situated on the road between ri
i gcOn Run and St Johns Church, about ten miles
from Campbell Court house, and twenty two miles from
Lynclburg will 90 into operation the ls day o Feb
ruary next under the management of the suiscrbcr-
The course of instruction will embrace all the usual
branches ot an English cdueaton together with the La
tin, Greek and French languages Every laudable eff
tort will likewise be used Ia promote the morals OF the
pupils, without which it is evident that all other know
ledge viii be vain. The School will be regulated upon
Christian principles, and the standard book Of authority
Will be- the Bible, the sanctions OF which will be urged
all suitable occasions, upon the consideration of the
pupils as the only foundation OF good education.
The scholars viii be divided into three classes The
first class will embrace, Spelling, Reading Writing and
the first principles of Arithmetic, and the price 81 2j
per month The books approved for this class arc the
following:
Webslcr's Spelling Book, improved edition,
Halls Primary Reader, Murray's Introduction and
English Reader.
I'd ClasS-English Grammar. Geography and lIsto
ry. and the price 81 50 per month The books for tins
class the following: Ayers Murray Grammar and
Exercise, Walkers Dictionary, 0ney's Geography and
Atlas. edition of 1911 j omcy's Arithmelic Worces
tcr's History.
Sd Class languages aud higher English studies
price 81 00 per month. Books. Adams Latin Gram
mar. Fisk's Greek Grammar * Exercises. I.iycar's
French Grammar by Bolmer, Columns Algebra Da
ves S cgcndre Consock S Natural Philosophy Paley :,
Moral Philosophy. Blakc's Conversations Chemistry
Blar's Rhetoric Grpnshaw's Histories of England
France Rome and the United States, Halls Reader ;,
Guide
BOARD, reasonable terms, be obtained in the
neighborhood.
REFERENCE-Dr. r. Withers, Capt Adam
Clement, MIR, Richard Morgan and Mr.. Chas. Slaugh
My Address after the first day of February next. vii
sAML. D. ToMpKlNs.
Dee u WV
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.S'DyxfE.

n accordance with decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court al Law and Chancery, for the town of Lynch
bury pronounced in suit In which Charles {. Patterson
was plaintiff and Thomas Campbels administrator. Sc.
were defendants on the I'D of October sil and with
decree ri the same Court in the suit of the 10Th
Of May, $50, entered in pursuance Of decree Of the
Court Of Appcas-and by virtue OF the provisions Of two
deeds of executed by said Charles c. Patterson. To
secure the payment ofdebs due To Thomas Campbell in
his life the first dated the 23d day of December. 1872
the other dated the Doth of January, 1881 both Of record
in Bedford county Court the undersigned commissioner
appoint by said first mentioned decree Will proceed at
said Charles C. Patersons MIL in the county of Bed
ford the 9TH day of February, 1872 to sell. the
highest bidder. for cash, the following property, to vii
\ Tract or parce; Of Land,
in said county of Bedford, upon which SAID Paersons
Mills situated lying the North west side Of the
main road leading from Bore Anger 10 l.bcrty-Aso
the following Slaves. wit sam man. Lucy Young
woman. Lydia young woman, and Moses and Henry
boys the last the children of the woman Nancy con
yeycd by the second deed
JOHN l.. COBBS. s. b. G.
BY 'Thos Mead his Deputy.
Jan. wt5f
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INDEBTEDNESS OF THE STATES.

We adycred u the Indebtedness Of the States y few
RAYS snce. The following table shows that Their debt.
form an enormous aggregate involving every State the
L mon. except sx. Vermont. New Hampshire. Con
nscieu,. Rhode Island. Delaware, and North Carolina
In addition the 81 indebtedness, the table show
the deficiencies which have 10 be provided for by Of
tbs States.
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NV %

lR'lNA-At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
'Irmt Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
town iynchburg ON the 18th day of December, lsil
ape D. Nichols and William Bell merchants and partners,
'radihg under the style and firm of Nichols * Bell
plaintiffs,
against
r. !" lil'an Bailey John d Murrel Samuel Garland and
'eor6e '" Turner, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
me Defendant William Bailey having entered his aP
Peaace and given security according the of Assembly
ara the rules OF this court ard appearing by satisfactory e'
oc mat he Is not nhaban Of this country II or
mat the said defendant do appear here the I''
monday IN April next and the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town Of Lyncburg, for months
uevey, and posted at the front door of the courthouse,
IN the SAID 'o"n Copy-Te.e,
u. ROBES, Ok.
Dc. ~ IN
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VNEs IECIES.

VARIETIES.
CiIONE1. and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons,
Brass and common fcndcrs,
Coal Skuttlcs and Siitcrs.
spit Boxes. brass and common,
Waters of all SIZES aud qualities.
Candlostlcks. plated and brass.
Snuiiors plated brass and steel,
Brass and Japanncd Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes,
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadles,
For sale very low. by
H. b. RICHARDS.
Dec = Is
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WILL 5.fI'EK.

WYE have Just opened a large and well selected as
w sortment of French and American Paper HhNE
LNI,S. and Velvet aud Common. Bordering P.1
PER- which we will sell low for cash
PAYNE s GREGORY.
Sept. Il Is
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A needle, which was accidentally swallowed by Mr.
John Bridges, solicitor living Isngton when he wa.
BOY o. ten moro than sixty years ago made its appear
ance little above his ankle two OF three DAYS ape
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p decd Of trust duly executed, the un,ierx,,.,,
~ been appointed trustee. with full power +, IL IS
the debts due To the firm of VIM. Nj Daxis : '',te1
and Is now prepared TO receive the same-,he doh
said firm are informed that payments are TO b ,na d
the undersigned atoue lie hopes they will be
indulgence eaiaot be giren f0'P,
GEO. w. CARTER. Tuv,o.
Nov % '"ses
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T les Ir.d "A c Ceri Once Of tie Circuit Superior
I Court Law AMI Cancery or Bedford County, the Let
lay II Not ernber ISL
adam Elliott, flinlh,
Rebeeca Gallery widow Of Charles Gallery deed Tuba
Early and Charlotte his wife. late Charlotte Gallery, allen
tia. X. Lewieh, Robert Elliott, Willis Jones and Peter
llanss Defendants
Is CHAxcERY.
The defendants Rebecca Gallery, Tubal Early md Char
hi, wife, willis jones' Robert Elliott and Peter lans
wing entered their appearance and given security
cordng the Of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this commonwealth it Is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here rules to be held in the Clerks
Office Of said Court, the first Monday in February
the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy OF this
the Of lynchburg, FOR two months surcess,ely and
posted thu front door of the Courthouse of tins county
Y'' JOS. WILSON, OK.
Nov. 10 v2m
VIRGINIA to wit At rules holden in the Clerks Office
Der. 1871
Jordan W. Beasley, guardian of Mary Jane Beasley,
Plaintiff,
against
years by John Beacy assigned her guardian for the
special purpose Of defending this suit, Alsey High and
others, Defendants.
IL CHAsCERY.
The defendant Alsey High, having entered his APP
according the Of Assembly and the rules OF
this court, and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is
nhabant Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that the
said defendant do appear before the justices OF the said Court
the house of the said county, the first Monday
February next and his appearance and the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this order be inserted in
newspaper published in the OF Lynehbug, fotwo
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door oil the court
house OF said county \ topy-Tese,
wINSLow ROBINSON, c.
Dec. 20 w2m
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n - K n "A Il r.

4 - R y "A Il ~
4 TRACT of Land in Amherst county four miles
N from New Glasgow, containing NINE Ill \
DRIED AND FORTY Fly T. ACRES formerly the
property Of Hill Carter dcc'd. For terms apply to
A. TOMPklNS, Cashier.
Sep II Is