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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-21

90 FOR SAIE-AI Huntington, Lone Island psss
~. antly siusted IN The village, two sio'y and AIM
house 25 by 2S feet with Two story Kitchen suseoec,
aad about half OF lard There IL on NE place
oslory building 20 by "a feet suitable Tor barn sat
csrhsg--house; also good wood house Me house 10 Ia
der There every variety 81 huu the premises ard
Of the choice kinda Daily communication with he
City of New York by railroad and steamboat The pro
perry will suit wishing neat and pleasant rect
delc- Any farther description 10 deemed unnecessary
a. the place will recommend Itself ForpuucUlau inquire
OFFS w Gaines 50 Nssssu.,L Wn. J. Wood II Cedsrd
or ~ the subscriber on lhe premises. -. .
jel4 lmeod+ EDWIN Nooo
- AT PRIVATE sAI.E-Four lots OF efcund %
trs the southeast OF Hudson and Jane sts eoa
esa tanning 80 feet inches HUI sonsi, and 70 fee,
inches on Jan--si For terms, nc Hppyto
iel9 iw A. J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer Broad-st
I'm AT PRIVATE SAIE-One lot OF grourd ca i
&S north eide OF Fh-sl IS feet east " Seeondavsna
~ For terms. sc apply Ia
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER. Aue,looeer.
isl4 iw Bresd-st
a. FOR sAlR-The valuable stores known wG.
- 225 and 227 Peerst aud l. s. 5, 3. H. Is, 49, ~
23 10 r. IA, 49, 10 snd 20 PlstI q, In the CiJe
New York. considerable portion Of tho purcli q no
nry msy remain on mortgage. They will be sold srps
rsiey together For farther description OF Tie Fe
perty and for terms apply TO either ., the .abseroeft
X. M BLATCHFORD, Hsnoyerd
mysa FL BLArCHFosD.
m FOR -4LE-The re.ileDcs OF Thomss w.
~ deceased with fam. 100 acres Of land, si.uss
"a Columbia County, miles from City OF fludsots
shove is n very desirable place and WILDE sod os
farther particular, see Journal Of Commerce. OF sPg
SARAH A. WRIGHT the premises or q NlILD
WRIGHT, 2i9 PearlsL SAMUEL THOMPSON, =
PesrIsl mySl I'M
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legal Nolitrs.

SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS for the Aims
- House DepsrmenL-sesled proposals. will be received
BY the C0mmi..ouer his office IN the Para. until ;
o'clock p OF the 18th instant for supply ing from Time
to tine for The Of tho Aim. House Department, the
following enumerated articles, for one year 70 be deiv
cred st Bellevue foot Of Twenty street. East River
free of ell ex punse.
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P'OV Coal. suitahe Zoe drlv st-sm foF by The
from yard, BY The single Low price Ag-
pyto T. STOKES DlCKERs0N
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~ p1ss, sl>Iss,a Da> DATE q. "a la "a Thts. taF
A.. sas,-a.sa LADIES LIST
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NOTlCE.-In pursuance OF 40 .cI of The L.sislsture
NOf ne STATE % No~Yors passed April 49, lsf7 The
Of the Mohawk and Hudson a e. g. 10 changed 10
thai 81 the Abanb and seb-o-ctsdy r. r. Co
sih@ns ns. ist7 lnvie 2rnl y VOTER 8, Sew
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LIST OF LETTERS

.D-,,T-rO IL rsr rsl.g.s = 'F'eriL .'rO''T~'''
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SENrLEMEN's LIST.

uOBssT e. NORRIS, p. N.
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'x,o SHIP CHANnLERs. Dealers in N.ysI 81

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-02
Il S Il l. f,
SJl Acres Of Land,

WISH to sell the Tract of Land on which now reside,
Il containing the above number Of Acres by recent survey
! Is situated about y miles due Vest OF l.ynchburg in Bed
,prd MY creek and its waters, adjoining the lands Of
Joshua Rucker, Benjamin Robinson, DIR. Thomas H.. Nelson
ana others, has chiefly a Southern and Eastern exposure, lying
East OF The Ridge which divides between the waters of Elk
ana Ivy Greeks. There are about 500 Acres cleared. As |
presume all persons wishing to purchase, will first view thu
premises, deem it sufficient merely to state that few Tracts
ol Inc same size contain as few untillable Acres, and taken
by and large are more valuable. Terms all cash, part cash,
II an credht' as may be asreedo on, and possession given as may
SUI = mol sold before 10th OF September, 1917, | will then
sell To the highest bidder, on the premises. il fair. \ not ON the
frst fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted.
~ lEkMS made known at the Time of sale.
August l3-wlw CHARLES l., COBBS,
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

ANlNG leased for a term of years the propert,
HI at this celebrated curiosity, we are now prepared
to accommodate visitors in a style which we are disposed
to believe VIII give general satisfaction.
This place is accessible from all points by direct and
speedy lines OF communication, over coed roads, ~atfording
the admirers of Mountain scenery the rarest opportunity
of such a view of any other road in the Union.
There are til weekly stages which breakfast and dine
at this place, from Lynchburg via Staun
ton-U hlte Sulphur Springs--and from Salem via
tincastle. Passengers travelling either way will be al
lowed sufficient time to see the Bridge.
The house is now being newly furnished, which will
add greatly to the comtorr OF visitors to this place.
To parties Of pleasure we would particularly say, that
we have employed excellent music for the season, and
we assure them that we will do our utmost to render Il
trip 10 'hls place most agreeable.
Those who visit the Mountains for their health, We
can accommodate by the day, week or month.
Having the purest lime stone water and being contig-
naus TO a sulphur Spring. OF which we have the use. and
having just erected a SHOWER Barn, we think we can of
terlnducemenls tothem 10 spend a few weeks with us, be
Loving that IN many instances. their stay will be AS con-
ductlve To health as any OF the Mineral Waters.
Oar SereGats arc superior-and we confiden " believe,
with a llttleallowance, that we can give satisfaction to the
mos ~tastidiuus.
EUBANk s RAINE.
,July 26-Vts
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WIr .

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
4 ! Rules he'd IN the tlcrk's Office of the Husting, Cont
1 Tor the town ui l~.yn.hblrg, On Monday, the 18th day
oi9ulN' lSl1, dhe quarterly sessions of said Court, comme1-
eng on the first Monday IN tugust)
Lucy clark, Mary Clark, William A. Clark. John Vim
" Buckncr, and Thomas Wright, merchants and partner,
tadlng under the style ami firm OF Buekner and WrirSt. John
.. LABEL and John Mekinny, administrator ofPeter NJ.
N-hi'S ueceaseu' plaintiffs,
Mary Brown, Bernard G. llendrick &Lucv his wife. AM
mont H. Hancock, Abraham shelton and Mary Jane his wifi,
"aeharahJ W heat aud Martha Ann his W life, Samuel Han
COCK iohn II. Hancock, Francis II. Hancock, Daniel r
,iaheoik' Lucy '. Hancock, and christopher Moon, ras
neirs at Law oil Ammon Hancock decd) the said Ammon &;
tiahto.k, Richard X. Cralle and Benjamin F.. Scrurrs. as
administrators OF the said Ammon Hancock deed. the said
itchdid IA oralle in his own right, Isaac Adams in his own
l'gn, and I. Surviving partner OF Ammon Hancock and the
sans Isaac Adams, late Merchants and partners trading under
me style and firm OF Hancock and Adams John smith r. and
VIM smith, Administrator of John w. Bagwell decd.
Defendants,
~ IL CHASCERy.
Inc defendants Bernard G. Hondr.ck and Lucy hi, vif.
Samuoi Hancock and Christopher Moore not having entered
,heir appearance and given security according To The Act of
-N.s'h'oly, and the Rules OF this Court, and il appoarin. Inv
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF his Gom-
m'h"taith, 1T Is ordered that said defendants do auu.,r bcr,
on n trst day OF the next October term, and answer the iii
"ithe flaintihs, and that a copy Of this order be f,r,l,ynb in
s'rle' III some newspaper published in the town of |, nchbnrv
o Nv months s'!ccesSively and posted a, the front door of the
Court House Of this town.
A ~copy-Tcste,
August 5-2m ~"
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4 Ia Circuit superior tourt 81 Law and thaneefy seontin=
"A ncl by Adjournment and held iof the county pi Amherst,
al The Court llonsc, on Friday, the 9th day u September.
Hudson NJ. Garland, Ir Plaintiff,
against
Jonathan 4. Stout, Robert l.. Coleman, Jri James =
Coleman and Joseph X. Irving, Defendants
The subpoena awarded in this case, on the l7th day ol Jan
nlts. 1871. being returned executed upon the Defendants,
jonathan \. Stout, Jaies L. Coleman and joseph Il. Irving,
and they still failing 10 appear and answer, although two
ulnaih rs aYp elapsed a. vel since the return day of The said
subpaenA, asthe fling al the Plaintiff bill and the ilcion-
iani, Robert |. Coleman. who Is out OF the county, aud
against whom the Plaintiff appears 10 have proceeded nthe
mode prescribed by las agains, absent Defendants still fail
ny II appear and answer, IN motion OF the Plaintiff by coun-
81, lns bill - taken Ion confessed On consideration whereof,
the Court doth order that one oi the Commissioners ri the
Court, do take an account oi the Plaintiff debt, as also an
account 81 The trust property, showing what portion oil II re
mains on hand also an account 10 b. rendered by the Jnis-
tee, Joseph X. Irving, OF his receipts and disbursements un-
de- the trust deed and Of any disposition he may have made Of
the trust subject, ~ any part thereof aud an account of The debts
eharFeable upon the property under the trus, deed, which ac-
counts the said Commissioner IS directed Ia examine, state
and settle, and report To the Count, with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or required by the parties
10 be 50 stated.
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virginia

virginia
A f rules holden in the Clerks office of the Circuit Superior
y Court oil Law and Chaneery, for the Town OF Lynch-
burg, on the 10Th day Of July, 1877: -
Arnistcad Long, William RYAN, Jacob 4 Thomas Miles,
late merchants and partners trading under the style and firm OF
j. Miles & Son, Harry Belcher, Isaac M Ashton, Joshua W
Harrington, Edwin Coolidge, Robert scott and Peter Mar
sailles, late merchants and partners, trading under the style
and firm of Robert Scott s Co. Plaintiffs,
against
John n. Tyrcc, George G. Williams, Richard Tyree, A
r. Chabcrs, Henry Davis. James DiuNiddie, 7. II. Glmer
David W. Moore, Wm. BIS o, W. Brown, William W
Matthews and Terry Parkinson,
Defendants.
liz CHANCERY.
The Defendant, \. Il. Chambers, not having entered his
appearance, and given security according To the act OF AS
sembly and the rules of this Court, and IT appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an inliabitant ofthia coun-
try Ii is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day OF the next term and answer the bill OF The
plaintiffs, aud that a copy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the town OF L%ynchburs for
two months surcessively, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House, in the said town.
A C"py-Teste,
ID. ROBES, Clerk.
July % WIN
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MIN
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Delivered before the Agricultural Clubs e NJ. rllenburo
aad = .YtHe, i. her annual meeting, on he fh ii
Jug, lSf7 At IN, Buhaloe springs, by JAMES c
BRUCE, oi llalilax.
CONCLUDED.
i is no par. Of my plan 10 dis, uss Lefore ,on 10. day,
80 clspCl,d principles Of agriculture. L At can hest
be done, al your monthly meetings, where mind ,ctinu
on mind, ELECTS Truth by the COLLISION. | shall content
myself with The enumeration ct some general priprlrlos
OF agriculture, which ] dUu seiltd. without stu,pln
To explain the reasons on which these principles rest, ex
cept IN the most summary way.
All lands should be ploughed early and plouahcd deep
~. In thin soils, however, II is necessary 10 commence
with a shallower work, hut going deeper and deem,
every year, tll iail sN inches Of soil Is turned up.
In applying manures. the practices Of good farmer,
are 50 variant. and the theories OF the learned so e,n,ra.
dictory, that we may safely conclude. that il matters
little, how manure ia applied. So that ii ho applied. Su.
perhcial. and subsurtace manurng, have both produced
equally marked good results. All coarse manures-farm
pen manure, wheat straw, and wheat chaf. should b,
applied 10 the tobacco. aud as early as practicable. Ii
IS, IN our warm, dry climate, an INJURY 10 Indian corn
Ashes and top soil IN the hill, and well rotted stable ma
pure, broadcast, are he only natures which have
found To act beneficiaily on corn, As a general rule
corn had better receive manure through the medium al
another crop, such as clover, grass, oats or wheat. A
Tim layer Of wheat straw or clover, in tine month o
Niarch or Aprl, acts well, and increases the crop, b,
feTiilizing the land, aud protecting it from drought, :
'8''N' 'h'fp nv ihlb4tt MS UllflTlDU
to the same lots Of gr und, but vary the scene, till ey.
cry par OF The farm gets lis fair share Of manure. :,
with the CROPS, they should be allernaled, except tina
tobacco should never be cultivated ON slfI clay lands mo-
wheat on light sandy soils.
A large stuck Of cattle is indispensable to good an,
profitable farming, though ii should he confined to stand
Ing pastures, and never be allowed To trespass on IN,
arabic part OF the farm, except for a short time in tn,
fall, when the land is dry. The hogs should not be con
fined for more than FIVE months in the year. for The pur
pose OF making manure. Their health, and economical
keeping, require them TO go on clover in early summer
and ON acurns In the fall. Sheep, as far South as this
shol:!d not be penned at all.
On the undulating lands Of Virginia and North Carroll
ia, as small a portion of Indian corn should be grown. Al
will sustain The laboreIs, and work animals Of the farm
The S eep lands should be confined 10 crops Of oats
Mheata d clover, and the hue should never he used bu
for ihs purpose of cleaning the land, which may be ne
CAS- AIRY once ~ every seven or eight years.
We should be careful 10 gro" such crops only as sui
our suil and climate. Peas and Indian corn, and rye
ale l.si adapisd 10 our sandy soils, aud tobacco 10 lieh
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VIRGINIA.;
A l Rules held IN the Clerks office of the Circuit Superior
"a Court OF Law and thancery, Tor the county OF Amherst,
on Monday, the 2nd OF August, 1917
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff,
against
Nicholas Guthrie, Nathan Gnthric, Sarah W. Guthrie,
Lawrence p. Guthrie, Oliver Guthrie, Alfred Guthrie. John
Guthrie, Susan |" Stockton, widow of Stockton. for
merry Susan !. Guthrie, John G. Wingteld and Elizabeth
his wiie, formerly Elizabeth Guthrie, and Maria l.ouisa lay
lor, AN infant under the age. of y years, Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defend lnts, Oliver Guthrie, John G. Wingield and
Elizabeth his wife, not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according To the Act of Assembly and the
Rules oithis Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants oi this Commonwealth: II is or
dercdthat the said Defendants do appear here on the LIST Mon
day in December next and answer the bill of Tho Plaintiff.an
that acopy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the town of L%ynchburg, for two months
successfully, and posted al the front door OF the Court House
of this county.
ACopy-Toste.
August12-w2m ROBERT TfNSI Fey, Clk.
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Eclectic Medical lnfirtnary,
PETERSBURG, Va
HRs EEk THY 4. PRICE

4 RE prepared 10 receive and treat all persons afflicted
~ with Chronic and supposed t1otudbie forms Of Disease
The treatment they adopt IL strictly Eclectic. Rejecting all
poisonous and Injurious remedies, they administer internally
mud reg fa5ie Remedies and, when necessary, and the case
requiring, they use such PORTIONS OF the Hydropathie ffdct"cc
a. they deem essential. Mild vegetable remedies, the warm,
vspof, shower and other baths, with strict dieting, will relieve
almost any given l11n of Chr1nic disease.
In Dyspepsia, especially, they feel warranted in stating,
they can ensure "A cure in almost every ca,e-no matter what
form ~ how long Standing from ttoo to six months. They
can refer 10 gentlemen oi The highest standing ia every SET
tion Of the State, (yirginia1 who will take pleasure in cer-
tifying 10 their success.
TERMS Board and Medical attendance from - to SIS
per week. Medicines extra charge.
y. B-They Will give reasonable prices for Negroes al
fieted with Chronic Disease, when not too old.
Address kENWOR1HY & PRICE,
G.J. kENwoRrHY, NJ. ID. Petersburg, Va.
II NJ pRicE, Nj. II. August 1l-w12m
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To Dhe Scales, Nathaniel Scales, .7bsalom " ~
.Nathamiet H. Scales, Peter Scales, Pleasant So
Nicholas Dalton, and Elisabeth his ,cic. John Es"Im,'
Park. and EHsobeh his rte, and do,,r J,'
(name mahhoarn.) Peter c. Scales. and ,Los,,i ~
Scales, and Philip Hays, and Elisabeth his " e. !"
NOU will please To take notice, that on Alonja, Il,
Il 9th Of September next. at the office Of n, 'e
Campbell. AT Patrick Court House. ! shall proces% .
take the drpositions of John 2. Scales and Others y, /"
read as evidence in a Chancery suit depending in ,% 10
Country Court Of Patrick. wherein. myself in INV ,%
right and also as administrator de boiis non of pa'""
Scales deceased, and Als5lom Scales. adnini,lr,t', VI
bonus non of Peter Scales. deceased. are plajn,,fs 10
yourselves and others are defendants. And also L Iu
on Monday, The 18th day of September next. =, n' a.
stnre- house Of Thomas Black, in the town of Nla1o'
Rockingham county, North Carolina, shall proceed y" u.
take the dispositions Of Pleasant Black and others ,lp
Ia be used in the same suit at which times and places y v"
may attend. II you think proper. ~"
N.B.-lfthe taking Of any Of lhese several dcm,s,,,,o.
shall not be completed On the days. or either Of the J,r'
above specified, the taking thereof will be cyptinn.I
from day 10 day, at either or both places above n,n',J
as circumstances may require, until the business Is S,'
lsied. Yours Sc.
JAMES W. SCALES.
August 5, 1S47-wlm
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EDUCATION.

I,iIE next session OF the subscribers school will commence
1 on the first of September next, and end ON the last Thurs
day OF June following.
II II NJ s.
One half at the end Of five months, and the remainder at
the close of the session.
lst lass.-Nphabetical lessons, spelling, reading and
writing, SIG 90
Bud Glass Definitions, Arithmetic, Geography and Gram
mar, 20 90
3d tlasss-ln addition to some of the above, Composition
Rhetoric, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy.
Ancient History and Ancient Geographic, - 90
lth = ATTN language, the course OF Mathematics
including Algebra, Geometry, 1rigonomctry, Analytic
Geometry and Topography, the course OF PLY steal Scicnc
including Chemistry, MncialoRy, Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy, $50 90
i. 81 would take some three or four boys for 500 each
board, tuition, sc. included.
N. {. TAI.IAFERRO
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a Copy Teste.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Cl'k

The patties interested in the foregoing decree will please
take notiCc, that have appointed Monday, the 10Th day OF
September. isi7 10 commence the accounts therein mentioned,
n which time they are requested 10 appear before me, at my
aai'e. At Amherst Count lipasc, prepared witltheir accounts,
voucher, aud evidences, for tsatnIna ION aud settlement. The
deed mentioned IN the decree, tesides cnumerdimg certain
persons as creditors ui James l.. Coleman and Robert l.. Cole
man, contains a general clause oi security aud indemnity 10
all others not named, All such personsare requested TO pre-
sent their claims on the day above mentioned.
j. MCDONALD,
August I2Awiw Commissioner.
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August y " lw
Mr. Milton - Young

Mr. Milton - Young;
- lii not being an |inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, take
y tins method ot informing You, that ! viii proceed To take
tbc dispositions Ton saturday 18th oi September next 1871, al
sandy Level in the county Of Pitsylvania and State OF Viz
Einia3 Of John James. Samuel Young, and others, to be read
a. evidence in a suit now depending and undetermined, in
The Circuit superior Court OF Law and Cbancery for the
tounty Of Franklin Ia the SAID State, in which you are deicn-
ilnt and am plaintiff, and II from any cause they are not
taken on that day they will be taken on Monday both OF said
month when and at which time you may attend If you think
proper SAMUEL {. YOUNG.
Anr. 12-1m.
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VIRGINIA - Al a court held for Bedford county, at the
' eonrt-holisc, the 29thday of June, 1917:
Samuel i. X Norman, Thomas Norman. John / Noor-
"e'', S"idh 4iooihlah, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles Norman. Thomas Watson and Rebccca his wife,
formerly hehccca Norman, Jubal Cundif and Nancy n. his
"li', iotmeriy Nancy IL. Moorluan, Daniel Moorman, Cor
IeiId ,i,9flhah and Norman, heirs at law of
l.emuel Norman, deed, Lrirs at law Of
" lillian Norman, decd; heirs at law of
james Norman, decd; William l.. Goggin, as administrator
ana one ol the heirs at law Of Pleasant Nj. Goggin, deed;
i-uciah b. Goggn, John q. l.. toggin, Thomas il. Norman
and + RANGES +. his wife, formerly Frances +. Goggin, John
IA. Nteptne and Sarah p. his wife, formerly Sarah i. Goggin,
James VI .Goggn and Cornclia Jane Matthews and Mary Am
Matthews, children of Emily Matthews, deed, formerly
Emily Goggin, Defendants;
In CHANCERY.
The Defend ants, Charles Norman. Jubal CundiG and
Nancy ms wife, formerly Nancy Norman, and Daniel Moor
,na"' ,orhena NORMAN and Mo-rman, heirs at
law OF /. 3mucl Norman, deed: and
the heirs at law of James Moorman, deed. and
hers at law OF " lillian Norman, deed, Lucian b.
'fog&in and James Goggin, not ha, ing ent red their ap
peafahce ana gwen security according to the Act of Assembly
ana 'he rules OF tins court, aud it appearing to the satisfaction
Oh II court that they are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth:
u Is ordered that the said Defendants do appear here on the
ionfth Monday IN September next, and answer the bill OF the
riain'lfis, and that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper, published in the town of Lynchburg, for
TWO months successfully and posted at the front door OF the
our mouse OF tins county. A ~copy-Tese.
July o-w2m JOHN X. STEPTOE, Clk.