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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-10

son. As this gentleman has become
an object Of interest in our country a
well as in England, it may be expected
that the opinions he expresses in rela
ton to us abroad, should be known
here In the London Times Of the 9th
Sept we find in the reported proceed
ings of a meeting to consider of Mr.
Owens plan of Communities, the fol-
lowing speech ascribed to that gentle
| man,
Mr.. Owen proceeded to give short
account ofthe state of America. That
country, although like Europe in ex-
tent, was at total varience with it in
other respects. 1t was impossible for
any person who had never been there
to form any correct notion of it. In
the western part you found barbarism
and high civilization directly meeting
This country was already in full pos
session of the means Of greatness; A
merica was rapidly obtaining the me ans
Of greatness also; and he hoped that
both countries would be united, for it
was only from them we were to ex-
pect an improvement in the liberty OF
mankind. He would not advise any
person to go there expecting to meet
with the comforts they enjoyed here;
if they did, they would be disappointed:
but it certainly afforded fine field for
enterprise. The climate, however, was
different, and that necessarily exposed
person going from this country to
risk Upon the whole, he would soon
er direct his friends to form societies
in this .ountry, where they had greater
opportunity of enjoying happiness and
doing good.
London, Sept. 29.-We have received
the Paris papers of Monday 26th -
They contain little political intelli-
gencc, except OH the subject of Spain,
where the arrests continue to be car
ried on with great activity. Four
Capuchins, Cordelier, and a Canon OF
the Chapter of Oviedo, have been ar
rested; and on the person of the Corde-
lier is said to have been found plan
for a simultaneous instruction Of all
tie provinces Great discomfort, al
most amounting to actual revolt, pre-
walls in some parts of the country, fos-
tered it is said by faction of the Cler-
gy. The government appears to be o.
pening its eyes little to its situation,
for new Jun,a, to take into consider
alton all the affairs of The kingdom, and
to institute necessary reforms, has
been commissioned. The decree which
appoints it ailedges sad reason for this
measure. "rhe progressive deciension
Of the fortunes of my Subjects" says
Ferdinand els the consequence Of our
civil discords." Ills melancholy to be
obliged to confess such cause and
such an effect
The Haytien Ambassadors have ar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-10
Potatoes
Fine Teas.
JeweAry and w atches

Jewelvy and w atches
VXTLLIAM A. WILLIAMS has Just re-
w turned from New.York and Philadel-
pha, and has brought with him fresh assort-
ment of JEPELRY and GOLD e ST.
YER W.a7CHES, selected with great care,
which will be sold low.
AMONG WHICH ARL,
Plain gold and silver watches, for ladies
and gentlemen
Earrings of all descriptions
Breast-pins do do
Finger rings do do
Coral and wax beads of various sizes
Also,
Plated and Britannia ware, handsome pat.
Steel ornaments, for ladies, of every de-
scription
On hand, cs usual,
Silver mounted spectacles
Silver spoons, SC. &c.
Watches Repaired on the shortest notice
oct 10
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Public Sale

NWILL be sold at public auction on the fE
w tecnh dug Of November neat, at the Town
Hall,
One hundred Shares Stock ofMe COlum.
dian Insurance Company Of Akr'a.
on credit of six months for an approved en-.
dorsed note. oct 22-ts
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Baltimore, Noe. s.-By The schooner
General Mcdonald, Frazier, at this
port Yesterday from Ia Gaayra, the
editors Of the American have received
the Caracas Colombiano Of the 18th
ult. The advices from Bogota were to
the 10th September. but no intelligence
Of interest was furnished from that ca
pital.
Prices Current at Caraccas, Oct IA
Coffee 81 per quintal; Cocoa none; In
diSo lsa RS. per ID; Cotton, none; hides
Sl24 per quintal.
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POTATOES .
~ office
Mugs anA Medicines.

and is situated in part of the townf:,vourable
for business. Persons wishing TO pr rchase
either n part or the Whole of the establishment,
viii find it to their interest to call.
THE Editors ofthe National lntelligencer
arc requested to insert the above every other
times, and send their account to this Office
nov
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70 Yet,

sS A small two story frame
ATT dwelling house on Columbus, be-
Ixss tween ling and Prince Streets
-. Apply to c. p. THOMPSON.
noy
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handing This Day,
On EWin's Wharf,
i00 BOXES sperm candles first quality
IUU 100 barrels n. +. rum
) hdds do
80 do retailing molasses
10 do whale oil
10 bbls mess pork
tons Swedes iron
3S packages domestic cotton and wooden
goods
100 casks nails I'd to I'D
For sale by A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
nov
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Cognac Brandy.

. PIPES old 4th proof Cognac brandy, land
- ing from sloop Vernon, and for sale by
move s. SERSlNITH
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ST.. q, TIL .EF sHE ABS

Country Merchants and others, wishing ar.
tccs in his linz, will find it greatly to their adj
vantage in giving him a call, as he is deter
mined to sell on the most accommodating
terms, and as low as any other establishment
in the District. nov l0--2awlm
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rived in Paris.
City, , O'Clock
ket has RENAME,
the morning, wi
SO l-8 | is the p
90 n q g. Al NJ
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New Tobacco Store.

gOHN w LOGAN respectfully informs his
~ friends, and the public generally, that he
has ON hand, and will keep at his new tobacco
store, King, one door west of Royal-street, a
general assortment of first quality Spanish Sc.
gars, half Spanish and common, of sweet scent.
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III mo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-01
nm %

nnr (orclathcrs. What violence l,as
rapcs. or virtue mcrited since. aus
how lar We. that are alive. are CRIT
rerned IN either will b. har5 for
IL :" determine but a very los ages
off us.
But. mcihiuks, it ehnp'd gullirc 20
Gay. orr own EYES Sep that men of
blood. ont NJ theiJ' geers aud trap
pings. without their feathers aud f.
merry. have ~ nIorc marks 81 llpupr
stamped upon them than their iulrri-
~ neighbours. Nav.thrmq Ives be-
ing Judges. they will frank " tell us.
they feel all thnsr passions ~ their
blond. thai make them Ike othrr
men. II not farther from the virtuo
that truly dlgniiirs The la,ncntahlo
ignorance and dehauchrIs that now
RACES am ny too many nt or greats
er sptt ol folks. Is too clcar n cast
INC an cviden"c ~ tie MONT and
pra, tell the, of what blood are They
come
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rlllAH fLEILIEK NVI, u, 70 % ~
h", p'bjishtrs otthe Inns Of he Union.

A. The Sem Weekly Paper, nj 81, and the
~. paper. AT 81 per annum PAYABLE III
"''H2 M subscription will he received for
al, ""t time Than six months, aud no paper will
'l..continncd {but at the discretion OF the
Dc ,":.'s., until all arrearages are paid.
h""p Advertisements will be inserted at 50
" .ar snnare COR less the first time, and
c."s c.nis for each continuance. Those
% distance must he paid for previous to
ron l, =. ;,sertion. or the payment assumed by
, ,nne responsible person in LNnehbnrg,
SOM p,. cbancery orders are inserted for six
a0l rs ,llerers addressed TO the Editors must
NON. or they will not he attended TO
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FlATgIzLT7a ALMANAC,
Or ! s q C.

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that truly dignifrs The lancn,ahlo
ignorance and dehauchrIS thal now
RACES am'ng too mony nt or great
cr splt ol folks, Is too clcar n cast
ing An evidence IL TIC MONT and
pray tell the, of what blood are They
come
Character ofda hopea mop.--in
honest man Is thr wiscst man. for
by his policy hc obligcs tIrayrn. se-
cures himself. and benefits tapso
with whom hr has trA"sactlons. tlc
- The best music ian, Tor his tongue.
thoughts. aud arlions conslrute %
Just harmony. he j. The b i gram
marian. Tor he commits nn sole islns
IN morality lie - lc richest man,
for a goOd conscience. Which II, ALL
always preserves. - The thnltesG
treasure. IL Is the strongesI of MN,
ior true honesty caa never br con-
gncrrd with threats - promises.
lie - a true friend, a charitable
curmy, loyal subject. good has-
band. Il tcnaar .ail,cr. AID u cd
master. Ii, body IS diapa9nus, Tor
his soul ~ HsIhie Hpf Is hts heart
confined 10 hlr breast aIoar. hi ~
apparent in his tongue aud couaie.
nance. lie - ncNcrilefeitrh, but by
too charIlabI! judging oi others.
lie ScnrnS 10 TAXI d0i anlhSe oi alo~
thcr week n'es' anu hhd rather b0
accounted in"l man Nha'" DO
cause ne fe'h"hs lI'iifSt s'hIpiitIy
IN make nearer apPfoa' hes ~ W''~
dah than subtle lf'ud. lie may he
accused OF ma'Icc' MISTAKE or lgho-
rance. nut he Pdrati's MS accusfrs
nor VIII he ever re'rimInaie. howe
yer truly he may b''he content WIN
the present atltsial'oh u cohscienccp
and the further PROOF ol time. y hat
Is bad hr tond'0ns' az Vel IN him-
5 II as others. wat ne c"nhcmns
he loathS To h'af' WHAT he disilkes
learlpg be VIII npt speak "l, not a.
ven THINK oi. bfspeah'th III OF no"
body no 81 The K 'nh Tor tha1iy's
sahr, nor III Tue had Tor fbhtliy.
hal "hrn he hears ol any one dis
commemorate ne remembers "hdl ~
com eh"abir ~ hln'' N Il he knows
IA tbins idSofabir "i hlnl. he I 'cs
nm, tpf dr 80 hpnS II his o. ~illn0
10 discover MS brothers. lniIfhhy.
natNilhstann,iug > secret hr can adj
/ Nisr and repfnNe as Trend. lie
! may receive az inluA lui he can
pol reHenSr II. he ma. out a pro.
MISE. but cannot brtak a.. although
/ ~ may lose by III performance. ic
Is ~ tie world, q Vet he lives With
. II; tue world IL ~ counted beinw
/. a. world and vi le abuv. II. lie
as pure "a fire. serene as air. sup
u - water, aud loMly aud fmlInl
Is the "a til. Ills losses enrich. hIs
Affections rrlplre. aud AIS .BoItIiica-
ton comforts Inn.
W AL ne b"stpNs ~ other, re-
bounds 10 lis own preiit. lie NDald
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syys.r7sg:s PANAcEA.

19 Bottles swans Celebrated P.iN.iCF.l
Isl received by the subscriber, which will h'
old nt lblty dollars dozen, or three hot
lc, by WALTER H. MIDDLETON.
Nov 81. tlJan,A
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For the Growth of Hair.
CREAM CE' xTARDU5.
Inc Incl nt SpIheRard

ONE Of the mnsl eticaclous aud Innocent
productions ever ye' discovered, Ton making
the mar grow thick, long and glo--y, W.,,ie
at the same time II egtctaaHy p,ec,Hts H. fom
turning gr0R.
Ladir- aud Gentlemen WHO are dcslrons OF
preserving ~ acquiring that heap'ltui orua-
mrnt, iue head 81 hair, nave only Ia afford
This preparation ttlr trial, 10 lie uiy con
WINGED Of il, really being one OF The most pow
erlni anNliarics they couldpo~sib, "mp1ay Tor
The attainment OF their parpu,c-a- il not
ouly admirably promotes the rapid growth oi
the hair, aud prevents il from talln eft, hnt
at the same Tine II perfectly preserves rs Ia
naral gloss, color aud beauty. ryep 80 extreme
old age. Il artificial trr,>c~, also, II is ot
considerable service rs II lmrarls a. dclirate
perfume, gie,s the elo>s II nature, aid .on-
siAcrahlN Strengthens He rWi, Whlch oils oi
eYcry descrlpflnn invariably tend ia weaken,
II ~" to destroy, hui for this purpose, il should
not he used loo protsrlt
THE above valuable article, 10 he had at
{. \ Witaers' Book Store, ana at the Dug y
Medicine establishment, OF
WALTER II. MlDDLE1ON,
Nov. II. ilian 20
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WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Gldcr.
Say 10 t,a5.
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Land & Negroes FOR sale.

EXPECTING to change my reshenee
Ia from Iynchbarg ~ Tie course W lpe
eest year. shall otter for sale, On INC ION
dav II December ursi, on the premist'' my
plantation and tract ni land, faiien i"', VI"
containing $50 ACRES, lying "oon,
! four miles from Lynchbnrgs efiWftn p'E wv
/ It'll, .p.,ssnu creeks, - Campbell county =
ona credit of one, two nnd three year., y"
III. highest bidder I considerable puruoh
II This tract is good Inineeo baud The
plantation j. small, containing only about q
/ acres. inIriy cioHrcd. winch IS III good order
/ for n erar the ensuing year--abnui ten acre
| IN gnnd condition for tobacco, being fresh
an9 msnnred 90 which new land may he
s1lrd for n crop according 10 The toroe ~
tended ~ he used. ihe eaniigntty OF tins
! lanI IL l.ynchhurg til. quantity oi FIRE wood
| aud fitnbcr which Is nn II, aud the Hbunhan'
stream 81 water which runs through II, aud :
capalie Of being applied IN any purposes o'
machinery, might make this laud n ..valuahlf
acquisition, independent Of lis VALDEZ iarn''
10 any perscn having a talent Tor using ~
advantages indicously.
NJ the same time aud place, shall sell 10
the highest bidder 90 y credit ri II months
about 40 NE GA oES, mostly men mud
buys. amongst them an excellent carpenter
rbis il n select lot of negroes, all oi good
charaeter--and being all Thai have been Al
a fiir opportunity of obtaining The hest The
sele will certainly hs made On the day ap-
pointed, or the next fair day. The stock 81
all kinds, Horses, ONcu, cattle, plantation
tiinnsils, Corn, Oats aud Fodder then ROMAN
ing on the place will also be sold Oh The same
terms.
rhe nsuai bonds with security aud - deed
of irna will he required Tor The land--Bonds
with approved security for other subjects !,
aud eash Tor small purchases.
WM. DANIEL
Ivnehnnrg lilh Nov. ls2b'
y II. The above tract OF land lies above
ths Messrs Anthony, and hrlnN Cows tract
~ BIZ Postum aud extend ~ between the
two creeks, bounded on the r,eht by Antho-
nv lines On the Little 'Possuln, aud on the
left hy Cos's line to the old Richmond rOnd,
a. crossed hy n straight line commencing on
Litte possnm near whore pathway, called
ifsieomhr'sp ath, crosses, running TO the road
aforesaid about POO yards above the pathway
aforesaid aud so ~ TO include the sanc--so
that any person may view the main body OF
this tract without further guide
| ofer for sne, privately, my snnll inrm on
ne turnpike rond, aud opposite the Gnir. I've"
mites rom Lynchhnre containing about 80
ACRES, upon terms 10 sui II purchaser
rash ar credit On this place ihere ara
good garden, and orchard-fue springs, and
pcnty of wood H. timbcr for the place
WI DANIEL.
i Tho Richmond Enquirer is requested
20 insert The above in his paper until the day
+ ale aud forward his account to this OF
ire for payment.
The above Safe viii hc conducted by John
H. u pnvne, Auctionccr. W. u.
Nov. IL tlbD27
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.Narsl,aA's sale.

TN pursuance ola decree of the SUPERIOR
l Court of Chancsry Tor the bynehbhrg NJ
triei. pronounced on The goth day OF May
fse5. IN III. ease OF james Lyle, admir-. de-
benis pom of James Lyle, leed. plaintiff, ag'sl
George Mason and wilkins !. Hunt, delend-
ants shall, on Tuesday The 9th Jay Ol De-
cember nesl, ,f fair, II not, the mkt fair day
SUNDAYS excepted proceed 10 sell, - the heh
ssl bidler, for ready money, by way at pub
lie auction, on the premises, - certain
T2AOT Or pARCD Z Of LAND.
i'm IN. prorecdings mrniinnrd, lying aud be-
fnr in Ire county of Bedford. On the south
SIDE 81 Beaver Dam creek. containing one
hundred and seventy i've al. s, more or less,
adjoining The lauds Of PAYNE, Meadows r"''
and Lancaster, aud called ia the proceedings
Carriers lraff
eIo. u. WOoDSON, NJ. L. n. e. G.
Nov. 81 flfl1.
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\ pursuance Of u Decree Of the super
or Court OF Chaneery Tor Tie Lynehenff
district. urorouneed the 2lst day OF May
ls35. IN The case of John \. Anderson, Ph a
qainsi Thomas Lain, | shnll, oo Thursday Tue
zgln day OF December, proceed 10 SELL ioi
rad. money, tn TIE highest bidder, on Tue
premises, II air il not Tie first far day u'',
llavs excepted, a certain tract or parcel o.
Land. lying in lie county Of Amherst, nea'
Bethel, adjoining the and, Of job" (am",'
dec. X. 5 Eli, aud the Bethel tact OF land'
GEO. Is. NOODaOS.
Dee. l. N'HsiI
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Dee z
LAND FOR SALE.

nY virtue of a deed al trust executed ,n
D the subscriber by George Tucker. and
duly recorded ~ The county court OF Piltsvl-
Han'a, 10 Fee"'e we payment oi debt due
the commonwealth of virginia. | shall. on
Monday the 10Th day Of January n,Nt. nj
Pennsylvania court honse, it being court doy.
proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder, fHIr
cash, one hundred aud seventy 1--WE acres Of
land. lying in the comfy OF rnlsyivania. ON
thesoali side of stanton aud Pig Rivers.
being tract OF land sold 10 the said tieor,e
Tucker by James NJ. Williams, who was es.
cheator for the said county of PiusyIvania
and granted 10 said Tucker from the cnm.
monweaiil OF Virginia by patent, bpnriue
cate the ION dag OF October, 1921. shall
convey the title vested in me by said ,ru +,
need. TH05. WILLIAMS.
18th Dec. w,J,1o
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4 I Il Superior Court 81 Law, continued
~ by Adjournment ard held tor Au er>t
county, on Saturday the 5Gih OF April, $50
Richard Burch, for tie benefit oi
Arthur Hopkins, Pm. l., poht
against
William Crutcher, DcN
II is ordered, That The DESCENDANT be ruled
To- appear here at the next term, to show
cause why the Judgment, entered in the
Clerks Office in this cause, shall not be sci a.
side aud the cause reda,kcted
Aud al Superior Court ri Law, continued b.
adjournment, md held tor Amherst coun
", on Friday the 29th day Of September,
lS25.
On motion of the plaintiff by his attorney,
II Is ordered, That the rule made in th- cause
at the last term, be renewed, returuahc ut
the next term-hnd that the same he inserted
in the Lynchburg Nirginian, published in
Lvnchburg, two month. >nccrssively il APP
ncafng to The Court thai the defendant does
not reside within the hound, OF this common
wealth. a Cop!-Irste,
4. b. DAVIES, c. 3 c.
Oct. 81 wSW -
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EANCAYi0S.

MY SCHOOL will rrcommence on
VI Monday the OH OF january. IN II are
taught the English and Classical Langua-
yes TERMS.
Enelish Education, It's per session.
classical do 90, :.
Five or six Borders viii be received in
ny fanily, ut 900 per term, ten months J
None will be taken for n less time than u
+ession, = monthsO My residence is in
an agreeable and healthy pat Of the town,
PETER &. NELSON.
NV. On. 1871.
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Tie capiisl, Eiehmond, io,h Nov 1919. lesse
Pey Ion Drew, Clefk &.

tie capiisl, Eichmond, io'h Nov, 1913. lesle
Pes Ion Drew, Ciefk &
LANDS IN pENHsi yANIA.
3tract, On patent 2llb Aug 790, TO John
Wells aud Joseph kirkbfide, / purchase 81
warrants dated Igh July 1913, Jchn run.
ips, 100 -, 10 Reheeea Phillips, D 81 10
Hm. Cross, 392, IL IL a res IN fo"'fA'i
esuiiig Londonderry township, adlvih'hf
Lard. Of Henry y h.. erds. stuart SimP."h.
Michael Beeehlc,, rye sborhs, Adam
Brittle, sarah Putl,=. wilson Buyer Jacoe
counlryn,an, aud others taxes pad to iasi
year.
tract on patent lst iuly, 1874, to George
Mead ~ pursuance al Harlanis March l'9t
| containing / loo Hcres ia Ch4rfth 'on"ig, 9h
or near the Sinnenlhoning, 10. 13Ilj tut
clear and taxes paid 10 la5i year.
Part of a tract ON rnlent, 10Th Aug. m
10 Matthew Mcdonnell, in pursuance oi
warrant 2lsI March, 1863 containing Ella
eres IT, p4rchrs, Ia CBmberiapd ro""iy
parl nf Il tract IN Dauphin ronnig, eon'nin'
ing Id acres, SAFE . lie about - 10 ~ miies
from Harrisburg a. in TIT neielbOrhOod oil
lands where coal has been lately discovered.
tract ia .NOrthDmberiand c03Hg, contain
ing 40 acres. ~ Potter nv sinl Pcnn's bai-
ley, on patent Isl July, l7sl, 10 Jno. Hffth,
III pursuance Of II nhilant 10 oushnhah Coi-
aday.
, tracts IN SrhHg'kW county, containing NJ
whril OF 1000 acrcs IN Brnnsnirk aud Man
him townships these lands are SAID TO con
Tain coal
Titles to part of The lands in PENNSYLVANIA
recurring explanation The snhstribors, Anc-
tioneers, are requested 10 be called ON Tor
such explanations
~ porl otthe purchase money to be paid
on delivery of the dred. the remainder, on
satisfactory security, III one, Two, aud tiree
years, with interest.
Parties wishing To purchase at private sale,
will apply to the Asctoaeefs
b. FRl.fNAN& son,
Suciionrers.
~ Applications for purchase at private
sale may be made to Nm. kinney, jun Tsp
Stanton, " TO MIR. Thomas May, Richmond,
Va. NoN.3. lwtlJ2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-15
JOHN WILLS, OK.
commi,sionrr, Once, 81 pscem5er. 1925.

Commissioners OEce, 81 pscember, 1875
TIE parties in This can=c VIII take irntirc
'hafl have appointed FRIDAY. the sevcth
ny al April next, to carry The force ding or
tlrro fcouu INTO effect, on which div, nj the
honr Of nine o'clock ia tl,e mnrniug, they
are requested 10 attond nj my Office, in this
town with their accounts, vouchers mud co
pies OF court papers prepared for examination
aud settlement JAMES DENAGII,C G.
Dec =. w4wlS
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4 Il a court Of Quarterly Sessions, he!
4 for iicury County, al The court house
the li'h day Of November, 1929.
John c. Blum aud Madison Il. Hughes, pits.
against
Mathew Staples, Norman Staples, James Sta
pies, Thomas Staples, George Waller and
Polly his wife, late Polly Staples, Jane o.
Staples, Martha staples, Hardin HARRISON
aud salty his wife, late Sally Staple, Co
lnmhin stables, Ruth Staples and John H.
pI@ "G dec ' Sara s faae hf STATES 9d a
heir Of john Staples, dec. all OF whom are
heiis at law OF Edward c. Staples, &C. N
Hardin IIairston . George Staples adnlh'
istrators OF Edward G. Staples, dec. dis
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Martha Jane Staples nor
having entered her appearance and gwen Sc,
curly according TO the act of Assembly ana
the rules of this court, and il appearing to ms
satisfaction OF the court, that she is mol MI
inhal;ant Of this state On motion oil lhe
plaintiffs by counsel, il is ordered, that ihe
said defendant do appear here on the secohu
Mo,.day in February next, and answer lpo
bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy u tins or
der be forthwith published in the Virglnlan,
paper edited 10 the town of Lynchburs iof
eight weeks successfully and that eaolhet
copy be posted al the front door OF the couf'
house of this county.
A Copy Tes,e,
no n. DICKINSON, D. c. Il. c.
Bee g. W8wl6