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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06

retary Barbour, then Senator from
Virginia, charger Mr. K. on the hoor
of the Senate with having concurred
in such scheme-and, that Mr., King
did ns deny or contradict il, but con-
tented himself with calling the speak
er to order.
Now have the authority Of Mr.. Sc
cre,ary Barbour himself for stating
lst, that though in the course Of the de-
bate on the pension bill, In which the
utmost latitude was INDUCED, he, MIR.
Barbour, made allusion to rumor that
some German prince was to have been
invited to the throne in America, 1t was
only stated as rumor, and without
pointing to any individual-2d, that he,
Mr.. Barbour, never implicated MIR.
King in any manner in such charge.
and Sd, that the rumor was spoken OF
BY MIR. King in reply, as one alike idle
and unfounded
II may no, perhaps be misplaced, TO
point out the possible foundation OF the
story which political or personal AMI
mostly has snatched from oblivion In
order to brand with ii, spotless name
During the revolutionary war, when
affairs were very gloomy, and there
was some dissatisfaction with Cen
Washington, project is said to have
been on foot to invite the Duke OF
Brunswick, or Prince Henry over, 10
take command o or aralies-not to fM a
throne This was in l777-S, when Mr.
II. King was student oflaw in Massa-
| chusetts. In order to accommodate
this story to present purposes, its date
is advanced to 1886, It's purport is dis
torted, and Mr.. X. is made member
of the Congress Of 1886, Of which he
was nc, member, though he was in
the next Congress, and without regard
to dates, facts, or probabilities, he is
boldly charged with having attempted
to place German prince, aged about
"a years, ignorant alike OF our Ian
guage, habits, and laws, upon lArone,
in these states, then newly emancipa-
ted from ROYAL sway Folly and false
hood can go no further.
will not permit myself to add SIN
gle comment on the character, or mo-
tives, of those who invented, or ofthose
who have so assiduously circulated the
base calumny CHARLES KING
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06

The receipt Of the Territory Of Ar
kansas, for the last two years, has been
Sle,l6s Is; and the expenditures 1884,
2sI ss4, leaving balance against the
Territory Of S8o63 Isl, which is now
due. About Sls,s27 is due to,he ter
ritory from sheriffs and ether official
defaulters.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06
An additional Supply Of
FANCY GOODS.

II AMES a WATERS, Al uis new os"S'
% south east corner Of King and Fairfax sts'
has just received and is,now opening
Splendid assortment
of Fancy Goods, conssting in part 9fAe fot
lowing .7rt.cles-
Scarlet, white aid black merlno scarfs, OF ex-
ceilent quality, equal to any that have ever
been brought to this market
"a and A black, white, and scarlet shawis
Scarlet, white and black cashmere scarfs =.
Do do do Mazarine blue and dove colored
shawIs and hdkfs
Figured satin hdkfs, do barrage do
An elegant assortment Of shaded Gros de Ma
pies silk, do do figured silk
1 piece superior double aqunced black silk
Striped cashmere, do cassInett
BarTage ginghams, something very handsome
for ladies dresses
Calicoes of very superior quality and new
style
Marseilles counterpsnos
Black stripe. caspin FOR ladies' dresses
dec2 =.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06

Chesapeake and Delaydre Canal.-We
understand that this work is proceed
Ing with increased rapidity and vigor;
that there is aforce now employed ex.
ceeding 500 men; and that Of these
upwards Of 600 are at work on the low
grounds between the Delaware and 81,
Georges Such efficient measures
must be highly gratifying 10 the pub.
nc, and encouraging to the stockhold'
ers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-06

The American farmer, has the fol
lowing laconic note: "When Saturday
comes, the editor cannot satisfy the
paper-maker, printer, sc. by saying,
sT'Certain subscribers have neglect.
ed TO pay up"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
Not ice.

y the year 1910, james LashtN., Of he
courty of Campbell, departed this le and
among other things, devised 10 "the hers #
Ann Hale one hundred dollars piece Ann
Hale as the sister OF the trstatof, md nil, NJ
Tho Hale. Wheeler the said Ann is li,ipgor
not is unknown To the executors il j, eko
unknown I" them WHO are the heirs of Ann
Hale whoever they be, they are toqueslel
10 nuke themselves known, and 10 claim lie
above legacy. N. W. GANAWAY,
.lcliHg us Ertcufof, &C..
u The editor OF the Winchester Repu6li.
eau will insert the above advertisement ilrps
t,ules, aud enclose his account, together with
each OF his papers containing the advertise.
mcni, to this Office
December 81 y3N.IQ
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Sth A"H OF February AS25
$50 prizes
lJ0UO blanks
g1olO
III IcLN1IRE, .Haaug<r.

24360 tickets at ga rs, 21o,lsO
This lottery is formed by the ternary con.
blnaiion and Formulation OF 80 numbers. To
determine the prizes therein, the 80 numbers
Will hc publicly placed into wheel on tho
day of drawing and four OF the IN will be drawn
out and that ticket having on il the Isl Cd
and 3d drawn Nos. in tie order in which
drawn, will be entitled 10 tie prize OF I0,Ev
dollars ; and those five other tickets Wbtl
shall have ON them the same Nos. in tht io'
lowing orders, shah be entitled 10 The plIlei
ahAed To them, speCtiXely, viz
The LIST, Sd and cd To &G,o00
81, Isl and 3d 10 4,uDp
2d, Sd and Isl TO 5000
Sd, Isl aud 2dts 1000
81, 2d aud Isl ia 1888
Those sin other tickets hicL shtll baye On
thcm three of the drawn Nos. aud those ihrc
the list, 2d and 9TH, IN one OF their several or
dors OF combination or permutation, Rl cath
be entitled to prize of y 600.
Those six other tiekCts which shah have on
them three OF the drHWp Nos. and those three
the lst, Sd and 4lh, in some one OF their sese.
raj orders of combination OF permulaton,ai
each he entitled 10 prize of $500.
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos aud those three
the 2l, Sd and 4th, in some one OF their Or
ders, will each be entitled 10 prize Of 500.
Hose i56ticktts which shall have on them
two ut the drawn Nos. and those TIVE the %
and 18th, will each be entitled to a prize Of
$2+.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them
two OF the drawn Nos. and hose NO thr "a
and I'd, or I'd and 4th, " i'll each be cnttedt to
prize Of Sl2.
Aud all those $500 tickets, having on them
but ono ot the drawn Nos. will tach be enii'
tied 10 prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn a Priss
ota superior denomination can be entitled to
an inferior prize. -.
Fri2es payable 30 DAYS after the frahias,
and subject 10 the usual deduction VI ihlee"
per cent.
Bhole Tickets 81 90
Hdiges %
quarters %
Packages Of ten tickets, embracing tue ~
Nos OF the lottery, which of necessity nus
draw at least $l3 90 nett, with 80 WaY
chances for capitals or shGt.s OF taek"se'i
may be had al the same rate.
frizes IN any olthe lotteries Of New iefa,
New Jersey, penn.y lyanin, Mar and d
''Ig'nIa, will be received in payment. -
III Orders for tickets (rnciOsins ,ne eF'j
IN any OF the lotteries oil New YORK, Tenn,
s!lvania, Maryland and Virginia viii ''..
vain prompt attention, if addressed 10 wv
truly lucky Office Of
ABRAM Il. NORTH, Lyncbt~t,
November go. o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
Clo,hs, Cassir,eres anA
Nesttngs.

VT ARE NOW orTStNG
A superb ASSORTMENT or
The b., sapcllati,e blue aud black Cloths,
some OF which are superior
Akanasome assortment of middle 10 fine
am! snperfne do
Also, gcuer,l assortment Of low priced
Ia 6ne ,do. all eolofs
blue, black aud mixed super double mlled
ditto,
Cpm,non and low priced do.
Elegant Satiu raised liz ~ clset NestinEs,
Iondau Toilenctls aud Valencia beautiful
'Sdper aud common White Marsrilles,
Fancy wo,e figured and printed de-.
liich aud cominnn Swansd"wn,
Washington aud Jack sun Silk Y cstiug,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
ia which may b. added great variety
Of a.ter articles in the same linc. Gertlr-
men DESTROYS Vt obtaining the hest of atti-
Giles NJ moderate prices, vii please call, a
illcy Gao dauhtl,a, he suited,
W. Mcai.E y ) q. NItEN.
October Il. tsla
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~ office,

Try firfne ofn deed Of trust erscaf,g h. D.,
- Ha"eoff, o1 the WI day Of 0etobels' In "a
husiiHes count Of Lgnehburg, 10 The sgi,,lg u
for Inc purpose Of securing 10 Joffrb t.t. -
Jnymtntof certniH rents therein mtntjo,,,5'' tt
be sold, on S.a1IED.4Y, the ODD dan ~ va
Grg merit Yjnir, u not The nert fair dGys g ~
nHr, al public auction, for cash, on. me- ,r a,,'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
Ihvee N.ots CT Grouus

IN The torn of LynrhGnrg, one coniaiuj,g
fourth Of IN acre, on tenth Srett, mart a5 J wv
namber 353-.7nother containing one Eo1,t ~ u
an acre, ON 7h street, and fra nHt1--a,@', g g
third one lehoie Lot, number go. Ind, af
franklin Hotet, on The same day, opd # -,' "s
sary TO be continued from. day 10 dug. piitT.
SnId Jor cuyb - :" "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
For sale or Hive.

TIME subscriber has several colonrcd .ery-
i ants, four or five Of which he Will sell on
accommodating terms To- the purchaser II
not disposed ol IN short time, they VIII he
hired oni--nne woman among ihrm j. good
Cpok Washer and lroner, she having heen 30
smpluygd Ia II family tor IL years.
: THOMAS HUMPHREYS
peeemhrr Il. lists
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Yen Alikely %egroes,
nNMciMS ScMnni.

NfILLttM KENNEDY, INST respect
w fully return, his sincere thanks Ia the
public, Ter the very liberal announcement hc
has received II, their hands. in his profession,
and informs them that he will ngnin open a
SCHOOL, nj the Washington iun, $50 soon Us
IA a sufficient nutlucr III scholars can he oh
tained,) for the instruction al Young Indies
and gentlemen in the polite Accomplishment
of DANCING. His terms viii he moderate.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe, will please call
nj the Washington Inn, or Mt the Nirsinisn
Office. where subscription papcrs nre lett
Mr.. Kennedy having furnished himself with
FIRST rate musician, latter, himself with the
hope that he will receive from tir public TIM
Encouragement which he will endeavor IL
merit Dec. -. T. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04
MafsnaN u. harris.

REtNG desrous of locating himself in
AZ Lynchburg MS an instructor of males, re
spectlnlly informs the citizens that he Will
open school about the l5ih of Jnnunry neAI,
provided u su6L lent number of sci ulnrs can
he obtained. The price OF tuition per session
%! FIVE months, viii be twenty dollars. those
persons disposed 10 phirunize his school ere
requested 10 inform Mr.. Johu Early as soon
as possible. His character aud qualifications
can be Judged al by reierenLe 10 the follow
ing certificates.
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DCceBl5rr 81.
AACSt.

Aost,
IN my 'eay from Lyprabuog 10 Bote.
" to0rt, eifatr on SaiuidoV or Su,doy {oJ
n'ntfg fire doiiars in 5qnk rates. beiur Hr,s
M"iy doli0r notes Of the Farmers flank Of Iiy.
g'n'a md one ,fre dottar note either ne Far.
M n, $ or i~ginia Bank, not recolected wbicb
iAey ,cere urapt up IN a biaak piece ofnaprr,
or PtrhHps the Papef might hare some wriffinr
or figures uPon It. Hhotrer uW deiirer or
be hbera'ig rerr-ded. ind the monev U J,
I passed lie Turnpite gate near LynchJVrg
CH.iRLES JONAS T0a,
Boiti"arf Springs, Dec II. fclsl5
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Zen DoAlass Rowe "A

RUNAWAY from ihr suksrr,h.,
- IN PiltsylTania county, Virgins = :, ~ !, =
DAY the I'd inst negro bog naril.d jo,,.s''as
OF yellow complesioo, 10 years old S = - !.
or u inches high, quite a smart spot ,"s Is
had on When he lett home, mar -, ~ o Dog,
CHECKED rantaioons, a coarse cotton AZ. o'er
no hat nor shoes, no particular marx ~ LAD
ied,-iie was seen ON Wednesday nis sS' :,
IN INST al Mr.. swine! :, near Lyutf,'i'
a mt ! DO expect he Is lurking about ioS' 3
deliver him 10 me, or lodge him il, i'll aHt
l get him -again, shallleteis. the al, 80 Va,
ward. 'o'e it.
AUGUST o.. Hht.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-04

Leather, Oil anil Spanish Hides

TOM y CASNELE POE have On
y hand very general and rxtcusive nsson.
uent Ut Leather loo sppui-h lii'ies, nd ~
barrels of 1nnnsrs' OIL, which will be sold on
The most moderate terms.
They " Ill gi,t cash o. irafher for rna hides
or tan gu -llitfes. Nts7 Sent. II
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NOVICE.

NOVICE
Is hereby given That all Ire CeHs IN The
4 Lnn"tic Hospital in the city Of HHiems-
burg, are oec'Ptrd. aud that 10 more patients,
(iale or fcmalo,) VIII he received into sfid
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are val
cant, due notice of which will bc given.
BY order o{he Conf Of Dirtefo-s
LEO. HENLEY. c. e. u.
WILLIAMSBURG. Fob 81
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED,

4 LARGE supply of WHITE LEAD,
"a tEkDlGRls, aud PiJ'oslAN Blue,
greand 10 oil together with - number nt
Other articles in my line Of hasin.ss--nl Mt
Reduced prices
THOMAS J. DuNAL.
Nov ~
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% NoIlavs Newark.
Sotice.

~ HNkNNs
10y virtue of deed Of fruei executed to
tSe subscriber 10y Jacob kra6t1 and Tho.
hfantz, which deed is of record in the clerk 5
nlire of the county court of Bedford. bcnriug
date the OH day OF March, ls2I, for purposes
therein expressed, shall on Friday the : It'll
day OF January, ls25, proceed To sell Tor cash,
10 the highest bidder, pn the premises,
u cevtain NYNct OF AaanA.
in The county Of Bedford. on tho waters Of
Goose creek, adjoining the land, OF Anthonv
L. linslry, Pleasant Murphy AMI others, con
tanning
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
The title Is thought To he coed. bu, such as
is vested IN me viii he given. and none nfi,er.
BENNIT NJ MURPHY, trustee.
November ~. vsvli
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IN CHIyCERY.


On the motion ot the conplt by his a,tor-
nev, who lied his bill, aud il appearing TO the
satisfaction of He court that the defendant
Iauharah White is moi an iuhabitaut of this
commonwealth, and without the jurisdiction
ut this court, il is ordered and decreed by the
court, that ihe defendant in thi, country be
restrained from paying 10 the defendant Isaac
White, any monies, goods or other effects he
may now have in his hands, or which may
hereafter come 10 III, hands, belonging 10 the
said defendant, to the amount ol one hundred
and ninety dollars, until the further order aud
decree ri This court concerning the same
Mud il is further ordered, that the said absent
defendant IaeharIah hit, do appear here
on tle fourth 1'foslsy in january next, and
answer the compliments bill, aud that a CO.
ny OF this order be forthwith inserted in one
Ut the newspapers published in the town of
LHntht,ilrg once week for eigh, weeks sue
ces,iyely previous To that day, and that auo-
lhcr copy thereof he posted at the front door
OF the court house 1T tbs county on some
court day. A Cory-wreste
RO. &. CUTLER, d. c.
November 10 vswl5
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Mr.. Marshall T.. Harris is DESTROYS of pro-
curing school in private family for the
neAt Nenr, in which he viii teach the Gree
aud intn languages, Arithmetic, &C. and has
applied to me 10 examine, in order that
might pronounce upon his qualifications. Al
the moment OF his application | am 70 much
engaged rs TO render IL impossible for mc TO
enter UPON his examination. But | am we'll
acquainted with the gentleman, Mr.. H. ! IN
derson, iii whom he hns slndird, and while
DO uoi hesitate In say that hs is Is coupe.
tent asany man to judge Of Mr.. Harris Stability
to teach, | HmeqnsIlY well satisfied that he
would not recommend any person who did
not deserve TO be recommended The ifrh
terms in which he speaks of Mr. fiarris, con-
yinces me more strongly than my cxamina-
ton on my part coul4 do, thai Mr. IIauis is
worthy ot the praises bestowed ON him, and
merits employment.
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J. SInPTOE, C. B c.
December "a YE,lo

Re!tord, December I{uIes, 1921.
ShPte" .h"fin, PlamhG.
against
-2i,n Eoad Gnd Saroh his rife. Rrt"V .,iar-
tin, Hemas Dobyas, Nicholas John>on and
CaAGrine his nYt, Hucls II ikS and Luc1
ms "ilt. DaHiei Drmg and Caharine his
~Ne, HHiam Hoodiord gusedian nd lem Of
Hr!1n Oobgns and EIisahcH Dobgns, chiidren
aud hairs Of GtiBjn Dodyns 5l1. deccasta.
ioIa Dodyns, .Jo'ah bobgns, timer Dobyns,
ard Joseph Dcdgns heirs oj Gu Din Dolyfis sea-.
"'''"S'o' D cjendaHts.
~ CIf.ASCERF.
The defendnnis .itien Bond, and Sarah his
Fys, d'id .NtchOias Johnson qHd Cath0rine ms
tfYs, 'let hafiHS ,niercd their APPEARANCE and
Etrt1 security Gccodihg 10 The Gct Of .Assembiv
and he rUies IF ms Court, and Il agptarjHp
jfon' satisfactory eridthce that Hfy arr notjn.
habtants Of TINS aate-K IS ordtTed that the
sad d'jrndGnis do appear here on the fra dan
q mr. merit .Narch term, and ansver NcEIainfifs
b"i-'1td that copy ojhis order be lorthlrHh
inserted :" so"te newspaper printed in The iown
of L1n"hbUg, for tteo months succsssirelv. and
io". n NJ hc front door Of ne courthouse IN Inc
said toWn.
a Copy-Tesie
49,, J. 5TEPTOE, {. D. {.
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Education.
JAMES MCCONNELL

FEfAkES uccasion 10 acqnaint the inhabi.
L tanis al Bedford and its adjacent counties
that he hes tskeu charge OF The -NeT London
.9rndemU lie first session viii commence on
the t II January, 1873. Irtms oil Tuition,
viii be s - session Ills success rs
classical teacher lie numerous examinations
his pupil. have undergone ~ the counties 81
buckingham Nelson aud imllerst, viii, il is
presumed, etite him Ia That liberal pnlron-
age which has ever unrked his career. In
order ~ render his serA ices nIpfc general, he
viii engage to furnish sly 81 eight young gen
tlcmen with bunra, nn accommodating terms,
TIE paaats 81 such providing beds with slIfa-
bic furniture. Gentlemen wishing to send
their sons from dislunec, eau have them nc
communicated with board aud tuition nj the
rate of fifty Eve dollars the session, by nay ing
one hall IN advance.
prc.ll u3als
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MAitt5iiALiS SALE.

Y pursuance of u decree of the superior
4 court Of chanccry for the Lyhchburs dis
trict, pronounced on the lst day Of November,
1874, in the causes OF Wilton against Terry
and Terry against Wilton, the undersigned,
Marshal oil the eaId court, will, on Friday
the 2lst day Of january, OF fair, if not, the
nest fair day thereafter, SUNDAYS cXccp.ed,1
expose 10 sale, on the premises, by way Of
public auction, To the highest bidder,
\ certain tract or parcel Of Land,
lying III the county Of Bedford, containing
about 900 ncres, more or less, being thr tract
ct land on which Alexander Mcdaniel rcsid-
I'd, and 81 which be died seized
Also, One Mouse and Ant,
in the town Of Liberty, and said county of
bedford The sale viii commence on the pre-
misses, with the above described tract oi land.
and conclude with the house and lot in The
said town OF Liberty, On The following day
Terms made known On the day OF sele
GEO. Il. MORRISON, I.u.c.#c.
Dec. l.. wtds 10
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" CN4ACERY

~ CIITNCIRF
The defendant not having entered his ap-
pearance ana given security according TO tie
act Oh assembly aud the rules of this court,
aud II satisfactorily appearing that he is not
an inhabtant of this country, on the ,notion
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, Ills order.
ed, tbal unless the said defendant doth appear
here on the rule Aay holden ia the said { GUN
~ court III March neat, and answer The plain
IN bill, the same shall be taken for contcs-
sed, and the matter thereof decrced Accord
insly-llhtd copy OF hi, order be published
III some Que OF lhe Lynrhbnrs papers for two
months successfully, and posted up at the
trout door of The CONT house OF said countv
on two several court days.
a Copy-Ieste
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RtCHArD MORRIS.

MIR. Marshall r.. Harris has resided alter
natcly in orr families for the lasI two Years
as a tenclor OF the Latin gnd Greek langua-
ges, Arithmetic, sc. Ac consider him we'll
skilled in the Latin aud Greek classics, aud in
Abe Other branches which he prniesses to
teach. Mir. Harri,s department has hecn uni
tnrmly grntlemanly, and IN all respects unex-
ccptiOnabc. He hns been very attentive in
his schanl during the who OF the time he has
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Virginia, tO wit
In Hat.tor County Court, in Clanetry, the
cath tiny Of .horentber, 1924.
Simpson Cbeshor, plaintiff,
against
Daniel Chesher, John Chesher, VIM. Simp-
son aud Elizabeth his wife, VIM. Cheslier,
Nm. Thomas and Hannah his VIE, Hosea
Chesher, john Stone and Peggy his wile, T.
liah Woosley aud Nancy his wife, Jane
Chcsber aud Zachus Chesher,
defendants
The defendants Daniel Chesher, John Che
sher, lliam Simpson and Elizabeth his vile,
William Chesher, William Thomas and Han
nah his vile, Hosea Chesller, John Stone and
Peggy his wife, Elijah Woosley aud Nancy
his v life, and jas. Chesher, not having entered
their appearance gwen security nccordin
to file act Of assembly aud the rules OF this
court, aud IL appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court TINT tie said defendants Daniel Che
sher, Holm Chcsi,er, William Simpson and
vile, William Chesher, William Thomas and
wife, Hosea Cheshcr, John Stoue mud wife,
Elijah Noosley and " e, and JAS. Chester,
are not inhabitants OF this commonu ealth,
on motion OF the plaintiff, hy his counsel, II
is ordered, that The snid defendants, Danini
aud John Chcshcr, WIN. Simpson aud wife,
Nm. Chesher, Vim. Thomas and wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone and wife, Elijah Woes
ley and wife, and james Chesher, do appear
here on the fot rh Monday in February next,
aud answer the bill of the plaintiff, aud that "a
cory Of This order be torthn ith inserted in orc
of the newspapers r-blishcd in the town of
Lynchhure for eight weeks successfully. md
pasted al the front door Of f1ie court houAs of
this county. A Coev-rrste.
j. II. B0XLEY, d. c.
December 3. wswsI7
Nelson COu1.tly, October Court. 1924
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Nelson County, October Court, 1824.
Reuben ID. Palmer complainant,
against
I'aac " mite aud Zachariah White, Execu-
tors ot Conyas lItc, ST, decd,
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Bedford december Rules, 1921.

N"'es, "a man oi coiorD plaintiff,
GgHtHH
Stephen Chasteen, Ex'r Of Lewis Chastcen,
IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-25

FRIENDSHIP.
FRIENDSHIP is like cobler's tie,
That joins two soies in unity,
But love is like the cobler's awl,
That pierces through the sole and all