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lFro1, a.
GREECE.

CLINE OF the unprntacted bravel
bume at the suri-ut, and the. free
Whl>c bl"'d- -tnin'd banners hhl,lly wave
MID stpr'uS tia, REX the Eyean sea
WIN mr. >upiue anI careless thougnt
Whv gaze W. an ths conflict dir,
To win that priz" our fathers l,uucht
why tamely see tby suns expire,
ifuef-we can gt,w at iiome,'s law
Enraptur'd hang Ger Piadar', lar.
Start ut thy penci's deaihles. ray,
Thy hretihing r,arbi"'> force admire,
AZ awful Narahnn can list
10 catch the FvT>irn's tome of shame
Al proud rh"nmop, itr assist
To binf The i"'uIortsi wreath ur n,ne:
Bat ~heni from sioug htPrd Scipi, s,..,as
The h"sien u,sr, the helpless cry
The rchu"f un"u-r'd deeds
we TAX o"r - with SIGH.
Oh We who sn'ae miyhts Weld
On Stratoga'> iaurel'l plain
ur made on Monulvuth's trryid field
fonr wounded bo>ons t,ow like rain
",St !--tir'"sh Your wasted locks he pr.y
Though chiifd with want your last retreat,
In high The wilhef'd hand aud saw
H"" strong your kindred pulses beat
hiSe '---i"ii vour sons " hat generous mai,
Win,t warm, Indignant zeal revives
Wh~" ;stinsi oppsessint's wreaih.d chain
The crU>Id, sea toitv spirit strives a.,
au,i tea their Graded ha!i.> ,he tale
iioa OIL 10 wreSt the nr,nTs r,,d
do Liher.y and Truth prevail
Clad "a the panoply uf GuI.--
ihsd, ere the holy tear III .ilccaSe
To dew taeir cheek like iu>..b,,.l n,ir
bevodily stamp ih.' n,rie nr Greece
Deep, "n their uur,,!'"tr,i PRAYER
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WISH TO sell my ofland on Poetat SWAIN, n; he
county OF Caroline IL contains about 1000 acres abnu
I0oot swamp, equal TO any in Virginia tobacco AS
PoO lne wv" crops have made or of pnrt cleared
were considered equal IL not superior any ~ the Rich
ou marEel The improvements of the best kind for
luater panaton and situation healthy As nDy below
he h'hge- self h must be Immediately and the object
10 part The premises will he shown bv Mr. Pond a"
oversee residing on the place any person inclined 10
made. 10y vii Gi.,,"r'tr y, w
bowling Green Senf an ~ a. ~.
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DIsm1l Sioamp Lond Companu.


A T general meeting % tie Dismal sv ann land Com.
par held in Suffolk, November ~, s29 Tie following
resolution adopted and ordered f lie pisbed gif:
ne general meeting shall I've formed of sfockhoicTso OF
helf agents or attorneys properly authorized hut ~
,ochhslder owning hess than fourth of share sile
eHued 10 seat NJ srcb meeting. person os hing or,
i'uI ~ 81 share shall be entitled vote person
nwnus iwo-fourhs shall be entitled TO Two votes and in
proportion. '-''
Ali deed' AM transfers made hereaer r. he properly
ecordef 10 The oouay court of NnuSerionI and NorioA
u M entry q" such made ne Hooks If the rnnyanf
'eioTe any such claimant shalt have pner 10 attend he
general meeting 10 vote or receive his her dividend
du'Icians executors, Administrators trustees mus
their powers ~
al proxies TO aitend general meeting must he under sf
nn aieiea ny ~ least ono witness If powers be y
iedged before magistrate.
~ FeceiPs for dividends he on the record book
Stockholders and the proxies attending general meeting
must g0 The receipt fayIuent or Vie dividend Thoe
cesnk atrrwafds must sign Ne presence ofu
president ~ the time % payment, and ueon no prcfene
'hail The president dispense with his f5rmality.
JOHN TABIi, Chairman
re a.. Iefie, H. DOUTHAT, Secy.
January - 82-f2t
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VOICE OF RHODE ISLAND

At meeting of citizens from twenty n ont Of
ihir'y-one towns in this state, holden AT the State
House N Providence, on the iwentietI day OF jan
uary, 1924,
NATHAN B. SPRAouE, Esq. was called 10 the
Chair and NATHAN NJ. WHEATON,, ESQ of War
rem, wxs chosen Secretary.
The following resolutions unanimously adopl-
ed
Whereas, our feilow-cizens, in different parts of
the country, have deemed IL expedient TO exnress
thei, opinions the merits Of the several eandI,,ss
lor the office OF President Of The United States and
have designated The persons whom they considered
mos, worthy Of This high honour and sacred trust !;
AMI, whereas, silence, on our part, might be con-
strued into Indifference, or disposition 10 surrender
our own opinions 10 hose who may I've d,sposed in
substitute their will for that Of the people There
fore,
RESOLVED, That we consider il our right and du
~, 10 designate, IN common with felo
the person whom we prefer, and whose election TO
THIS important station would, in ouI opiuiou u,os
onoduce TO the prosperity and happiness Of our coun-
Try
RESOLVED, That although we duly acknowIedOe
The talents and public services of oil the candidates
for the Presidency, we have the fullest confidence
70 me ss, 20 ah,iy integrity and expert
cd SCHOLAR, the true REPUBLICAN,, The HELteH-
TENED STATESMAN, and the HoNFsr MAN; and
we are DESTROYS that his merits should be rewarded
with The first Office in the gift of the people of the
United Siates-ihaf his future services may continue
unto rs those blessings which, uoder the present adj
minisiralion of the general government, we have SO
abnndany enjoyed
RESOLVED, I hat The foregoing resolutions he
signed 10y the Chairman and Secretary Of This meet
ing.
NATHAN B. SPRAGUE, Chairman.
N. NJ. WHEATON, Secretary.
THg GEFERAL ASSEMBLY
The biz providing for Convention 10 form, Con.
stiuiion Of state government, which passed the House
on Friday afternoon, has been concurred in 10y The
Senate with one or Two ubImporisnt amendments
he communication, conveying certaIn resolutions
o the legislature Of Tennessee, adverse 10 nation
NJ caurns, was referred to committee, who repntt.
cd, on Monday that il WAS inexoedient 10 legislsle
on The subject. Proridenee Jonr,,d
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Ldnd IN SpolLsllrania Ior .SaIe.

-, '1''"U 10 oPOIIsyErdHlu JOT SUE.
w IL we SOLO upon the premises positively on Tuesday
we lVh day OF February next, the plantation 10
oP1,.sylvana county called PROSPECT NIL belong ing
We ts's.e OF Thomas Miller, dec. This contains
@ ounured and sixty acres and Of good quaityabout
. pal oteared and the balance in woods Terms One
,nu oI me purchase money be paid down. and The Ia
'N9e W Two equal annual pay Bonds and security
w. uren OF trust upon the premises will be required Of
WILLIAM MILLER Ex'ors M rhol
0ooehland January "a 81 49,
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of deed of executed TO me bv NJ H. Poi
- aux, on the 18th day az April 1919, duly recorded in
the office OF the court of hastings for city OF choud
ON the following day shall sell Ter ready money M pub
lie auction on the premises, the day Of February
next, al O'Clock NJ the dwelling and lot and all
appurienanees situate in rurpinS addition CITY, now
occupied by tue said NJ. u. Poaux.
So j. NJ. DELCAMPO.
", 1T
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MOI ICE

A LII persons having claims against BAIT. cambridge
declared, requested bring them torwnr,i prom
cry authenticated, as arrangements he made Ia dis
charge them aud all huse no inteb-d nre
TO discharge ,h-ir respective balances as no further ind
g~nce will he given TuNSTALL RANKS kdn,,ur
jan AS-im with his ~ ann.
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WARRENTON FEMALF 4CAnENiY.

1t FIRST session oftbis institution will commence The
hrSt Monday ~ January and cod in Juneihe first ses'
SION payable IN advance, the the end OF the year
TERMS PER SESSION
po"o a washing 80 dollars tuition in spelling, reading
GRAMMAR pnrsng, arithmetic, geography and use ofhe
go9e history, mythology, &c. &C including spelling, &C.
Music 20 dcsrs drawing and painng 70 dollars so cents
needle work. dollars 50 cents o
Dancing, 10 dollars.
yerhd, blankets aud ts. els. pf4fNKfTT.
Warreniop, N. &. bee. co. es,St1
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a. G. FLAGG, Chairman.
Resolutions NJ The Members IF the Legislature q
Anime

resolutions NJ NE blenders IF the LegiSLfitfrs o(
MdjHe.
We venture TO assert, aud it will yet so appear
that lie above resolutions not satisfactory 10 a
majority Of the republicans uf the Legislature or Of
the state. We do n0i mean Ivy this, that majority
81 republicans 10 the STATE ave opposed 10 Mr. A.
dams, fpr honestly believe the contrary 10 he be
fact. Nor, on The other hand, do we believe the
seniimc" ~ his favor Is unanimous rs some pre-
tend. There Is ~ Ibis State, ~ well as ~ Others
diversity ~ sentiment or tte presdcnot. aud Nj
adams nulouhtedy upies more ~ his favor tl,a,,
any other candidate Bul ,c great body of repul.li-
cans ~ his STATE, are trpulicans al heart 4; men
WHO are afdrmiy devoted 10 their free poVe,rmept
AID ~ the pence aud welfare nf The union men who
will never suffer lien personal attachments 10 inter-
iere viii their dnfi's t'fhe nation They hive their
hooesi preferences anrngs lie candidates and each
would I've glad ~ liis ftvure candidate elected
bni "Itl pleasure aHd confidence wc es,n state an
other fact, and ihnt is lr repuhicans az this STATE
have no disposition 10 oppose The Wil ~ the naioris
ot The nanDn. They viii not consent 10 see tie
stiie placed IN opposition io The union. ar thrown
iniO - minority against The general governmenf.
they are willing linst their preferences ~ 10 thc csn
idaies shunld bc known n,r,n,d, and have fhcr due
weight ~ desleas ~ cpndda'e sud they al tht
sauft time wish 70 distinctly rudersioud, ihal fhty
"ili nnnc Wih the great republicans family of tho
iOei =" support Of thar LgidiGuie who ,Asi,, 0n ,he
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MAKSHAL1S SALE


pursuance oI decree OF the superior court Of chauce
ne hlchuond district, pronounced the I4b day Of
tpIuary 1913 in the cAse o Duva Sayre will be Of
lereu Tor sale To the highest bidder az public auction
yn, ~ me Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond Fri
hs we ISih day Of February next, o'clock tract Of
a ing IN The county Of Bath, near the Hot Springs
Adam Dickinson and Others
IeTms6, ami IS months credit notes with approved
e""o'aerss and deed Of trust The property.
j. GUEkRANT, Nj. s. CT r. y.
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(h virtue ot to
- by Edv ard HaIiam and WIFI bea r date IN. NH av
81 Ap' s . and duly recorded in The Office FLUSHING
nou ~ Icun1"d' We sha tor the purposes therein
pressed pro eed 10 sell for ready money on the
At IL O'clock on the 23d February uex thai well
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the CITY a,
kichm"nd and the tenement below the said la
tavern The title under which the crbers will sell is
believed to he indputabe they will convey only
title as is vested in them nv said deed nf trust.
VIM. DANURlDGE,
Dec. y. 68-tds NM HARRETT Trustees
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william a. Thompson and Charles Tbompson Jr T)hs
defendant william. A. Thompson ha wing entered
ana given security according law the
IL VI " cour ana II appearing to the satisfaction OF
i tna ne IS not an iHbabant Of this stale On mo-
defendant William A. Thompson do appear here On bs
In uny o. March court next, and answer the plaintiffs
IN ana hai copy oths order be forthwith inserted in
some one OF the Pubs newspapers printed in The civ OF
ne Tor eight weeks successfully also posted
hoh uoor ui the Courthouse If this county on some
eon mn DAY eopy-Tesie, JOHN HUNTER, G. G.
QxYA
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NOTTCE.

pursuance Of trust deed executed by Col Henry Far
leI 90 The subsrrbsr trustee, dated the t4,b dav og
nay 1871 and o record IN the clerks Office of Chesterfield
county court viii be sold nj the farmers Hotel I'm Tho
own o Manehesler, 1ucsdny the 10Th Of Feirnar,
neh to The highest bidder Tor cash. likely family 81 ne
g"e consisting Ofa nd six children Tor the mr.
pose oi Fang the suns Of required 10 rssedt,
me saiu dee,l SAMUEL TAYLOv, Trustee
ydHuiIN -. Tide
TO THE ATTENTION OF CLERKS
iVoNG MAN, Who has lived nine years in The aice,
Nv ana County Court, will he without employment on
ne urst uay Of Msy next, and wishes Obtain Situation
lie csn come eli recon- n,ended Ietters st-esssI -, ~
A. Bowling Green. Caroline County Va will he ..na
Isnusrv 20 - " WI sn t,s'eo
MI y hereby given. hat all The cells ii lie I1oeij
hospital N the city ~ Williamsburg ne occqpie,
mat no 9rc patients male female, will be received ot
ne said hospital until Of said cells are v,en,
Due notice Of which win he given.
by order u the Csnn of Directors
,o. LEONAuD HESLEY. C.C.D
guy - 100 24-m
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HIRELINGS WANTED.

V'obActO STEAMERS 4 TWISrERS.-The subscri-
her desires To hire fer the ensuing wear humid Ell
tobacco Stemmers an. manufacturers also twelve eApert
presshen and iuur good cuoperS, keg makers.
Manchester. De-. q. COLIN MAC
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STATE or FARMLAND At an Orphans Court tcid.,,
~ Tor fnnore county, NJ the Courthouse In the cit, Of
Baltimore ON III" s,h day OF January In the year 1925
Present Beae randall, EScuircs.
tSephen II. Moore,
Among other proceedings the following
On application OF Thomas Morgan of the civ az Rail-,
:e '' letters administration the personal esAr. of
Thomas Amos, deceased Is ordered that court viii
proceed grant et,ers of
Thomas Morgan on the personal said
on the sx,eerih dn, OF February on'.ss be
shewn To the contrary aud provided q
he published once week for four weeks nfeyisus the
sad sixteenth day "t February next in The Anercan one
of the newspapers published in the OF Baitiore and
the Enpuer, of the published in the civ
OF Richmond IN tue state Of Virginia
In testimony that the aforegong is true cony fake,
from tie record nj the proceedings Of Orphans,
isl Couft for baitimure couniv her.un SCI ms
hand and affixed the sea OF my Office this 9Th day Of
January. in the year 1884
81-w1w WN BIfcUaNAN Reg;sta.
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DROPOSALS will be received by the Executive INIT
The FIRST dV Of February next for the purchase Of M
SLAVES now IN The Penifentary for transportation
WM. II. RICHARDSON, e. q,
5dhuafy - aO-tiF
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IN cHANCEAi- -iu Ienrico UOuniy Court January 5I6
Il Ie2i: '''' ''''
William Cottrell, Peter Co,lre and Samuel coitrell

AyninSt 7
Susan Hutchinson. Samuel Hstchinson Wlin n,
son. an" Elizabeth fiuichinson infant children Erabeb
hutchinson deceased and Richard COtrsn, Ahe Cotirei
~" ootuti' anu Joseph CSttrell Defendants.
rms day came The plaintiffs by John G. Williams. their
counsel and filed their bill in cause and the efen
dan tichard CoTell, Abel Coitrei Reuben C,,,re mud
Joseph o"rei Not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the Assembly ard the
rules oi ibis court, and il appearing by e,
dencr that they are not Inhabitants this
on ihe motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel il is ori,
ri' mat the said defendants Richard Abel Reuben and
Joseph Cottreil do appear here tie first Non,ay
IN aprii next, aud answer the paintds' bi and thn
copy OF THE order be forthwith inserted in the F.
qurera newspaper printed ip IL. Rthmcna for
Two months SUCCESSFULLY and that copy pos,e
nj W. front door OF the courthouse of this county.
c"py-Teste, LOFrIN N. ELLETT, D.C.II O..
January 20. Ro-ua,. ~
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ME .nh.cihers empow erred nv the president and
directors of The James River Company TO receive pro
posas Tor part at the Loans authorised procured Ia,
iem by an Hr of the tnera Assembly passed the 24,h
day of February 1928, eniiiiet" An making more ec
tuai provision 10 int" effect the entitled A. a
to amend The act entitled fur clearing and
tne navigation oiiNmes river, and uniting Eastern
ana western waters by the James kanawha rivers
and tor other purposes"
All monies loaned la pursuance the said net mus, he
piiu INTO Tue treasury on the or the
upon the payment a each Treasurer .C
the Commonwealth ;DH issue certificate Of soet Ter ~
amount ihsrt9f PuPoHing that the ousts 10
snch lender his executors NC he sum together
The interest agreed on-that the he
nuaiy paid,ha, the principal irredeemabIe for
ure OF the Legislature. r
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
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mason L. Weems, as executor OF Charlotte Ewell decd
u a. such executor oi the last will Jesse
Even deceased and IN right Of his Frances ami In his
own iEit as assignee Of Leroy Ewe aud Alfred EweI
James Ewei and Philip Alexander Pence VII
nan, zen, CUNT 10 whom hath been committed adnni.ira
non We estate OF Bertrand Ewell deceased Defendants
~ heu and subpoena awardcd- and the James
EVEN ~" having entered his Appearance given secur
~ according the Assembly and lie rlrs ~ ms
court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he is
n"t an inabthn OF this commonwealth Ii is that
The SAID James Ewe appear on the frst ,Iay of
harn court next ami answer the bill of compiainants
ana hh copy of ibis order he forthwith published in
son'- newspaper printed in the city Richmond for two
successfully AMI that another copy thereof be post
Gu al the roni do'r OF the courthouse OF this county.
Aeopy-reste, nj. b. SINCLAIR, d. C.
M2R
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This new tariff send TO Washington TO Mr. CLAW n
the examination oi our government.
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JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
orpt =. Sb-lt j. BkOWN, il 81 Anhnr

WiLL be ,ad To the highest bidder, Monday the Sd
W nay Si February 1924, at Meckleuburg Iurthousr
iuo NEukoES consisting of men, bows girls
good eklaye carpenters, shoemakers &c5O for rea-
dy money, aud so on A credit.
have IN market that ell known plantation on Rranok
river yirg on The north side above IIaskns ferry dis
iingushr Hnd know by Davis Plantation
about 400 acres $50 OF iie r rate low ru1nds End q
considerable quantity 10 clear acres of second
low grounds uDceared, which Is TO be anos
equal to the low grounds II is unIuesonay and given
upby all those that have it, the best tract upon
the river. 49, 'f
WISH To- sell my Nuihush land, adjoining Mr. James
bu" OF warren COUNTY, N q. y 1000 acres
"boui 40 OF which is creek low grounds There
unceared. = $3.50 ~
acres ~ Granville county, n. G. about miles North On
nrd. his tract Us and might be- made first rate cotton
planaticn-the land lying remarkably well.
iikewiNe wish To sell GRASSY Greek Land cont lining
ABOUT 1900 acres, Hbuu miles norh Of oxford, n q.
ANY gentleman wishing purchase either the above
tracts, will first view lands and drop me line 10 B,vd
ton, and particular attention shall paid TO it-as prr
will iuy wihout first viewing The lasds ~.
b0yuton Jan ID 77-10t' ALEX BOYD.
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)efis.
The defendant John Winston not having entered his
aprasnee ana given security according to law AID
Ies OF i' court and il appearing 10 the satisfaction
ne c"u, mat he Is not an ihabant this state on
ooa OF The Plaintiff by his attorney i; Is ordered that
hr sHd defendant John d. Winston appear here on The
gay OF March court next, answer the hill Of the
Ppj ana that copy of this forhu it inserted
some newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond for eight
weeks suScesively, and posted at the 'front.' door OF tie
courihoneot this county court day
eopy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, ok.
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N. M. WHEAroS, Secretary. qua" '"'"
NOTICE.

TUE subscriber has Tor sale English SEINE rwINg
4 the best quality. GARTER n PACE
Richmond, January 70. 7e-f5,
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
5 tesoluon of The hoaroi ireetors of tue Roanoke
~ Navigation Company ofthe nth ~ last month"; the
>ochh"id'rs ~ the said company required pray
he treasurer thereof on the first day February next
sum OF i've dollars on each aud every share OF held
by them respectively.
December SO-IiF a JOyNFR TSe.s,,.r
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II cHANcEkY: NJ Court held for LOUISA county az
the Courthouse, Monday December The atb Is9S.
Meriweiher Thompson, re
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NinoihlA: ~ Rules holden IN the Clerks ofire n
Der 1923: - 49, ~ VI Deeeni~
Sharies Ewsl assignee of Jesse Ewell Sarah Ewe,l
~ her own rg and assignee Thomas EreI i'm I'm,
ior hebecca l. Eweil Charlotte Ewci and Emma Ewel
Compits
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4 Der, 1923 = 80
Anderson l.. Miller co,,,n
AGAINST F''
1 REQ b. seey and Abraham Hatcbeft D.fs.
me heientan Sehy, entered his
ana gwen security according the of Assembly and
me rules OF THIS court aud il appearing the
o the court that he is inbatanr of this
wealth ON the motion of the by his counsel
ordered that tie defendant pear here ON m
before the first rhurSda, in March answer the i
anu give security for performing she the ce,rt
and that copy of this order be for I've r,ontb
IN SOME pablo newspaper prlied in richmond or Peter
bn g, and posted the font door Of The COu house of iii
county. AcoPy-reste. T. w. POWELL, H. q. n c.
btcfhier u 6d-N9us
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VlauiNiA ~ roles Led i,e ClcrK's 0iiicc oI IN.
Ohanee'y Distrie, Court Of Williamsburg, the 29th
day o. Sep-mber. 1928 % - 49,
JOHN Adams, eAos vi Richard Adams, and George NJ
a,,,, PlainufS
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hensy r Corbin and wife, Carter NJ. Bra=iun Rol,er,
.ahie, Philip Montague, Benjamin Say. trustee OF Ii.nr
f. Io'nn william Boyd in his own right adnor Dc
uonis non OF Richard Cerbn robert NJ. Spencer aer
Heaiy Henry Gains, Richard Woodward Randonh CO.
OF Rebecca p. Corhin, Drferissn,
he defendants Henry f. Corhn and wife ana Brsanin
sny no, having entered their appearance given secur
according 10 the Of Assembly, and the rui.s f ,
court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence Tint t
are ho inhabitants OF this couury; motion OF tb.
uS ny their COUNSEL IL is ordered, said elep
's 10 appear here the first day OF the next terra ana
answer Tue bill of the painIs that co,y of tl,s
oHer ne forthwith inserted in of new sser. n,
,ishr' IN the city of Richmond for months successive
city OF williamsburg $500 ~i''' ~ 'he
Arm,
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A c0pv-Testp, IN. CuDISTIAy n

l NChANcEaR-At Rules held ia The V7K's off > ~
.ne court Of The United STATES, Tor fb circui, ana
'i,siHm district, IN the month of December 1928:
Edward Lewis anu Francis Tones neeilap,s and art
"e's "anlng under the firm OF Lewis i Tones Pils
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4 ChANCthf' AT court reid for Louisa county, a;
tue Courthouse, on Monday, December g. 1925:
ih"mns johnson, adn'or of David Johnson dec. PIT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-16
irgiNla :

Z 4 R"i's holden in lie Clohs OTct
4 Aol lie superior Cou,f ~ ChanorV Gor he
| Lgnehd"tg D@hict, he sm dag % Dt,embe,
1893.
.tiarim Parks, HiHiam Parts, Sap,nel g,gh,
a,id Ptsey ms utie, o,d .ipb,osc Beck,r aud
Ettsa eb ~ mfr, Plaipti8,
against
Moses Roeter ond Bepja,aip Paris Das.
The DfJendom BoyouH paris mt
Inning entered has appearance ami g,ren So
enriig according n The .1ci 81. 7ss5,aJig ami Ao
R"!@ u ms Court, and ii appearing bg sclis.
fnetory ctidenoe, hat he is not an inhabiiqnt NJ
ms country II IS order,d, That NJ sa,d Dr.
1'ndam ne appear btre on me first daV NJ ne
aeH term and anafcr In bW ofhr Piaiiija, +.
a"d mat a coPg 81 his or3sr be foylbuth m
serted ~ som, newspaper rri,ded IN Hhetop1r Of
ig"ehbWg for i~o months suc tsaytlV ami
The said Torn.
Il Cofg-Tes'e.
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