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The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-08

midwife's certificate. All these declarations were before Dr. Sharp obtained any certii- cafes, last winter.
 And in addition to allthis, Lewis Sanders told Thomas Long, few days after Sharp became a candidate, that Sharp had Informed him he had certificates fo prove the child raulatto. Yet, nothing which took, place in the last years canvass, seems to have had any agency in Sharp's death. Beauchamp had long determined to kill him on the first op- portunlty. And by letter, written by Beau champ, signedw thesfctitious name of Zeb- ulon X. Yantis, and found among Sharp'spa ders, dated the S7th of June 1895, before Sharp became candidate, aad post naked July Ist, 1895, and by the declared objects of that letteEaby Beauchamp, it appears heshad then determined to put his previous intentions into execution ataBowling- green.
 This, as it appears to me, is about the his- tory and progress of this fatal deyiation.from virtue and prireiple; and furnishes stronger example of thesdange tendency of vice ana hy hypafrisys than any i1ich hos before appeared insAmerican history. But tdreadful as has been the result, tits better that it should be so than for treachery and seduction to pros per in the land, andsby theirsuccessfiil exam pie of rising to honour, deface the boundary that separates virtue from vice., and religion from infdety. @
 The vices of prostitution, revenge, murder and suicide,were not however, the only crimes ! atmark the character of Jereboam 0. Bea,t- champ, and Ann his wife. To these. in con- nexion with old Jereboam Beauchamp. and the other head men and leaders of the reor- ganizing, new, court faction, they have added the basest islander at an attempt at subordin- atlon of perjury, and another attempt at still more attrocious, ,ssbecause wholly unpro- voked, murder ia seeking nsy Hje by perjury. through the i',strs.anentality Of the lao. This was,lone by Beauchamp and wife, to screen him from the meritedpunishment of his crimes. But the heads and leaders of the re-organizng faction, united in it, for the purpose Of revo- lutioniziag the government, and usurping po- iticalpower. With this prostitution of prin- cipal, the great body of the people who sup port that side, have had nothing to do. But l the question is now before them for their de- cision, of how far they will confde their in- ] terest and government to men, thus destitute oftruth, of virtue and morality.
 PATRICK HENRY DARBY,
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-08
FAMILY SPINNER

THE subscriber offers the Family Spin- l ner for Exhibition this week, at s. DEMING'S County House, where he will be ready to make contracts for building ma chimes, or to dispose of Rights Patent for Towns or Counties. The FAMILYSPIN- NER has been in use number of years in the middle states; and for its simplicity of construction, ease of management, and dis patch of business, is considered far superi- our to the Vertical. Horizontal, or any oth- CTS now in use, it being on an entirely new principle. Gentlemen manufacturers. far
 mers, mechanics, &c. of the County of Litch- field are respectfully invited to call and ex- anime for themselves.
 WILLARD RICHARDS, Agent.
 Litchfeld, July s1, 1896.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

A IL persons, residents and residents, "A who are liable to pay Taxes in the town of Salisbury are hereby notified that the sub scriber will attend to receive the Town Tax, laid on the assessment List of 825, at the fol- lowing places, and on the days following ;- to acit, At the house of Milo Barnum on the 2lst day of August, l826,-at the house of ho nss s Phnsss ns SSa o h sG of August,--at the house of Jeremiah .Bush- nell on the s4th day of Auglst,-and at the house of Edward F. Gay on the 25th day of August, from l o'clock P. M. till o'clock F. M. on each of said days. Persons who do not pay their Taxes at the times specified, will be liable thereafter to pay collection fees, as is by law provided.
 WILLIAM H. WALTON,
 Collector of 7own Iar. ]: Salisbury, July 20, 1926. '
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-08
BY s. g. SMITH. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THREIs.


 10sabScribcrs in tsis vilsage, and subscribers bymoil or byPost corriers, TWO DOLLARS per rear, pGyGble in GduGuce. To con.pnnics less thGn Ten, by mail, or taken from the otfce, heTe there $ O. joint responsibility, or Uhcre one iadiUidualis is responsible, g1, ,5O per year, in Gd ounce. To like compaIes Q more ttGn ten, S1,- 25 per gear. in ndUance..
 No papers ,oill be discontnued until au arrear- 0ges are paid, except Gt the discretion o the pab lisker.
 ADVERTISING.
 For half squuTe, three insertions, or Jess, 75 cepts;-more than ha!f fa square, and Jess thdn q square, 87 1-2 cents ;-for one square, g ,O0;- and in the same proportion for more thaa . sqaGre for continuing advertisements more haR three oeeks 90 per cent per a0eek scilbe charged.
 PROBATE NOTICES. 6,. Administrators and EIecutors' S1, ,00. Commissioner S1,25. Advertisement .fron, distance, and dl orders for papers, Scc. must De accompanied by cash, or resrred 10 some person i tis Viltage, and post age must 6e paid on att communications by mail.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-08
A MILLER WANTED

THO take charge of Grist-Miil in the vi- II cinity. The mill is in good repair, car ries two run of excellent stones. and has fair run of custom. Good recommendations for honesty, sobriety, and acquaintance with the business, will he required. To miller with such recommendations very advantageous terms will be offered. A single man would be preferred.
 A Letter addressed to A. E. Litchfield, will meet with immediate attention-or inquiries may be made at this office.
 Litchfeld, July 12, 1926. 6w. 5
The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-08

M To be engrapen upon the Tomb Stone of ll1r. and Mrs. Beduchnmp; ,sritten by Mrs. Bsauehomp. Entomb'd below, in others arms q
 The husband and the wife repose, Safe from life's never ending storms, And safe from all their cruel foes. A child of evil fate she liy'd,
 A villains wiles her peace had cross'd The husband of her heart reviv'd
 The happiness she long had lost. x Heheard her tale of matchless woe,
 And burning for revenge he rose, And laid the coward villain low,
 And struck dismay t0 virtues foes. Reader! if honour's generous blood
 Fer warm'd thy breast, here dropa tear, And let the sympathetic food
 Deep in thy mind it's traces bear. A father, or mother thou,
 Thy daughter view in griefs despair; \ Then turn and see the villain low,
 And here let fall the grateful tear. 's A brother, or sister thon, Dishonour'd, see thy sister dear! Then turn and see the villain low,
 And here let fall the grateful tear. Daughter of sorrow most thy tear
 This tomb of love and honour claim;
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Great luck at CaMahan's.

T ETTER =, No. 4sj, prize Of 2 600
IL Ditto, No. 500, slO0-Ditto, No. 051,
500, in the II. ]. Lottery First Class, new
series, which was drawn in Providence on
Saturday last, were sold as might reosona-
BIN be expected by w. ID. CALLAHAN,
who has tickets for sale in the New-York
Literature Lottery, TO be drawn OH We'd
nesday next 4th January: 100000 High
est Prize--nlso Of $4,000, $4,000, TO-
500 of 5000 of 2,5OtlLlO of 2OO0--
80 Of 1000, &c. &c. for some Of which
prizes call az above. Whole Tickets $40,
parts in the proportion of ai5.
ALSO,
Tickets in the Washington Canal and
Connecticut State Lottery, to be drawn on
the 18th January. Capital prize s20,0O0--
9 Of l0,OO0-3 Of 5,0OO-l0 Of 1000, &c.
ALSO,
Tickets in the 5th class Grand State
Lottery, TO be drawn in Providence OH the
10th Of January;-Tickets going at go
Highest Prize sl0,OO0: For which and
others call Immediately as above, 10. Tn
street. Dec ~,
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J0EsW SI8VBITSa

Informs his Friends and Tie public an general
N,HAT he has taken the Store formerly
4 occupied by Henry Moore, in Market
square, where he offers for sale the follow
ing articles
IL chests Skin, L. ditto SouchonG, II
half ditto, 10 chests Bohea, 5 Hyson,
Young tlyson, TEAS.
IL boxes brown Sugar,
10 hhds. W. I. ; do. n. Cv,cans, RUM.
10 do. Ret aling GLASSES,
40 bbls. and hhds. JenckIs Gin,
20 half barrels Malaga, 20 do. Colmenar,
and pipe Sicily, WINES.
50bales Cassia,
20kegs Tobacco, 5 bags Pepper, 5 ditto
Pimento, : boxes blown Starch. few bar
rels good Vinegar, Signet and Bordeaux
Brandy. Holland Gin, Pearlashes, Fresh
Canal Flour, &c. &c. on as good terms as
Mt any other sto,c in Ncwpors.
ALSO--50 q,l:ntals Cod Y, IN. zsoe
300 barrels Georgetown TAR, in store
on Perry's wharf Nov 10. 1895. IF.
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Bp authority.
IPUBLIC-yo. III

PUBLIC-Eo. |.
an ACT making appropriation for compensa-
zion to tho Members and Officers, and for
the Contingent Expenses, ofthc two Houses
of Congress.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House o.
Representatives. ofh The United States of.1mer-
tsa in Congress assembled, That the sum of
four hundred and ifty-five thousand dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated,
for compensation to the Senators and Mem
bers of the House Of Representatives, and
Delegates of Territories, and their officers
and attendants and the further sum of
eighty thousand dollars, for fuel, stationary,
aud all other contingent expenses of the
evo Houses Of Congress; and that the said
sums be paid out Of any moneyinthe Treas
DRY, not otherwise appropriated.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN G. CALHOUN,
Vico- o-President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 23, 1875.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Good \uck AGAIN at Shaw's,

.nN Saturday last was completed the
~ drawing of the r. |. Lottery, Is,
class, and produced for the customers off
G. Shaw, the following prizes, viz. No 7l6
letter p, S50--No l56, letter p, SJ0-No.
l66, letter p, $50, besides large proper
ton of Five and Three Dollars. The let
ters drawn were 2 ii n X = which gives
the result thus. TO all tickets letter from
$4,000 to S5 and all the others are blanks.
The 5th Class ofthe Grand State Lottery,
Highest Prize $4,000 will be drawn in
Providence on the 10Th January, and not on
the l4,h as before advertised. Tickets 81
each and parts in proportion. Change your
prizes for undrawn tickets. Clubs, compo-
MES, and those who buy to sell again will
meet with liberal terms by application i'm
medlately at the Truly Fortunate Lottery
Office Of the subscriber, who has sold six
tickets which have drawn Sixty Thousand
Dollars ~! J. G. SHAW.
Der -
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CTATE of Rhode Island, &c. Secretary i
- Office, Dec. 10Th, lS25. All persons who
had petitions pending for the benefit OF the
Insoivent Act. at the last October session of
the General Assembly, arc informed thai their
vetitions are transferred to the Clerks Of the
aunreme Judicial Court in the several conh-
1es for trial, uuder. the act entitled An act to
transfer the jurisdiction of petitions for the
aonefit Of Insolvent Debtors to Courts of Com
nssioners.' HENRY BOWEN, oecry
I,,csmhar %
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LNLAN SEED.-Cash and the market
Il price will be paid for Flax seed, deliv-
cred in large or small quantities at No l72,
and Ia Thames-street. Cash also will be
paid for Junk, Canvas, Rugs and parcel
ling, By r. w. LAWTOM
sent -
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COMMISSIONERS .v0TCE.-We the
~ subscribers having been appointed by tho
Hon. Court of Probate, for the town of Tw-
erton, in the county of Newport, Commits
sioners 10 receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against tie estate of
ANDREW .NcCURRIE,
ate of said Tiver.on, deceased represC ltcd in
solvent, hereby give notice, that six months
from the date hereof. is allowed 10 the cred
itors of said estate, Go bring ~ and prove their
respective claims, and that We shall attend for
that purpose at the dwelling of Capt, Geo,
Lawton. in Tiverton, on the last Saturday in
each month, until the first Monday in June
next, lSSG.
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NEW AND OFASiiIONABLE GOOD Sat
~ JOHN II. NEWTONS-who has this
day opened - packages comprising the most
complete assortment in Newport. y9iso, Just
opened 2DO0 yards of the best shirtnr, Svoi
offered at one shilling the yari. Oct. ID.
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THcMAs DusrEr,
pARpoS GRAy, Com g.
TunNAs HARKrR.N

The subscfiber hereby gives notice that she
has been appointed by the court of probate OF
the town OF Tiverton, adminstratriN on the
estate other late husband Andrew McCmric
and given bond according to law, calls on al
persons indebted to said estate to make imme'
date payment to
PHEBE .McCURRIE, .4dmiristratjr.
7irertOn, Dec. =, 1875. Ids.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

In the Chambers of %, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square)
Terms of the Republicans.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .3drertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser'
iion Larger ones in the same proportion:
Advertisements not marked, Will be contin-
Sed till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
az All accounts must be settled at least
once year.
g1' No paper discontinued until arrearages
paid.
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Auction and Commission
Store.

THE Subscriber being duly qualified to sell
Il at Auction, has taken the store No. $50,
Thames-street, corner of Washington-square
for the purpose of transacting general Com
mission Business. Application for selling
Merchandise or Real Estates, promptly and
faithfully attended to.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
lie Offers ot PriUate Sale.
10 Boxes superior IIyson Tea, put up in small
size boxes for families.
: Bbls Gin, Jencks' brand, very low.
Canal Flour, (new wheaO
Also, Pipe Of choice Catalonia Wine, about
the quality of Claret, at half price.
The public are respectfully invited to call,
and orders solicited. Oct 13
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GTOY8S

OF the most approved kinds in use, are
" constantly for sale, or procured At
short notice by 5, GEO. ENGS.
Newport, Oct. 90.
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NOTICE-The subscriber contemplat-
~ ing new arrangement in business,
requests settlement Of accounts w;,h ali
persons, on or before the lst Of January
next. NJ. EDDY, Jun.
Dec. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

Virginia
At Ruts uden IN the clerks Office Of the superior
Court OF chancery foq ihcl ynchburg Dnuiet the 10Th
DAY Of jun. ls15.
William BpOihe, ut
against
samuel Read. Archibald Robertson, Boyd Miller
Samuel Garland and Thomas Leitwieh, Dtiis'
! he de- tndant Boyd N.iler Lot having entered
Ia appearance and gwen security according 10 the act
of Assembly and thu ulc OF this and u appearing
ly faeioty esidence that he Is lnhabaht ~
this country. Hi4ofdrrtd that the said defendant do
appear beIe hest day Of the next aud as~er
til bill ii the plaintiff aud thata copy 4 this Greer ne
faitb h inserted ~ newspaper printed III the
tus.n Of Lynohbare, for tNo months sueceahFey, anu
p.trd al the frou door Of r couf-house IN The said
40 ]. WILLS, {. {.
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virginia
Atrules holden in the clerks office Of the Superor
1ouri OF Chaneery for the Lynehhurg District, the lO
day of June, 1920. - ~
Rlehard G. Morris and Elizabeth A. his wife, former.
ly Elizabeth A. Williams pits
against
William J.. Williams, Howell L, Williams, Charles L.
Williams, Fielding L. Williams, james Wheatley. lun,
and Coleman Williams, Charles Williams MARY viii;
amsnnd William II. Williams, infants b, commissioner
behaSh seeIhlly assigned their guardian, and Benia-
hih>., DrttS.
Inc defendants William L. williams Howell l.. Will.
ans, harsL W'lllamsE Hell, Perkins not having en-.
'ett" itlf a earlcc \ given eeurit, according 10 he
act OF assembly aud The rules of his court and IL an
psalhg by satisfactory evidence that the, are not nha-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first ar of the
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy
~ inns ofder be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed IN the town Of 1ynehburg, for two months su
eesyVey, posted at the front door OF the courthouse
IN he shutdown Copy. Teste,
j. WILLS. c. c.
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At rules holden in the clerkl Office of the superior
Of chancc1 for the Lynthburg district, tie 10Th
DAY OF Junt, 1920:
JAMES Montgomery in his own right and a. curator OF
TIN estate Of Jesse Jones, dee. Pllf
Aganst
Cornelius Powell the former administrator de hons
nonOf Jessf JONES' deed. aud,Pleasant Mitchell aid
his vile, Delts.
The defendant corn,hns Powell not having entered
his Appearance and gwen security according to e Act
9t Assembly X the rules Of this court, appearing IS
satisfactory evidence. thar he Hnt an nhabfan u thu
county II is ordered, that The SAID Defendant do APP
pr here the first day Of The aud answer
the bill u tho Plaintiff; and hat copy of Tins ordel
be forthwith inserted IA some newspaper printed III flt
Town Of lYnclblfg for two months succ-ssYely, anu
posted at the front door pt the Court House, the sand
town AcOpJ-Ieste,
80 JOHN WILLS.C. C.
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~ O1lC E-1'he COpartnershp, hereto
: ' fore existing between the Subscribers,
in the town of Lynehbnrg, and al their tame
~ IN the county OF Amherst, under the style
of ID. & ID. Hoffman as also, the partner
ship heretofore existing between the snbscr-
bers in the town of Lexington, under the
style OF Daniel Hoffman g Co. are this day
dissolvedtby the mutual consent OF the par
ties. The unsettled business oil said hrlns IN
the town OF Lynchbufg viii be attended 10 by
the subscriber, David Hoffman, and that be-
yond the mountain " i'll be attended 10 by Tue
subscriber, Daniel Hoffman, at Lexington.
Circumstances, over which they have no
con,roul, alone induce the subscribers 10 oil
fer for sale that desirable, well known, and
valuable Tanning establishment OF their in
the county of Amherst, near Lynchburg.--
This Tannery combines many advantages.
lis contiguity 10 LynchbuFg secures 10 II an
equal participation in all the benefits OF that
Market in selling Leather, and getting hides
from the butchers q the people OF the neigh
borhOud-.-and il can AT all times command
the greater portion OF The Amherst CustOm.---
The improvements are all good and convent
emf, with some incoHsiderable EXCEPTIONS
There isn good dwelling house, together with
every other buildings requisite 10 such an cs-
tablishmeut. In addition to which, there Is
new olaughter-lIouse, with all other fixtures
suitable for carving gu the bntcherlng bust
ness to large extent.
The Tannery contains Dc tan-vals and a
water pool. There is aiso attached TO il 81 u
cres OF Land, all well enclosed, and in high
state OF improvement,
II private sale OF this property is not eft
fecled before the 25lh day of September next,
it will on that da, he sold by way Of pnblic
auction on the premises, On credit OF one,
two and three years, the purchaser or purcha-
sers to give bonds with approved personal Sc
cnlily, and deed OF trust on the property IL
self, TO secure the purchase money.
The subscribers are also disposed to sell, at
private sale, and on accommodating terms,
TWO MEN SLAVES, (Ianners BY trade,)
aud large quantity Of partly tanned leather
The slaves are believed to be inferior in va
hue to none OF their profession in the state
OF Virginia. DANIEL HOFFMAN,
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Lynchburg, July 81. %
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At rues holden IN the clerk Office Of the super,or
court Of chanccry for the L,nehburg District, the loh
day of Jt5ut, 1926.
John Muller, PIT,
against
Leonard Claiborne. VIM. l.. Williams, Howell l.. WI
Williams James hheadey 1r. aud Mildred his IL ,
cha les Williams (,0h ul arnpr) William II. u liiamA
aud Nlar1 u llianS--Nnich said Coleman ~ ams, ls
flhans (snn Of Uarncr.) Wilham H. HIlliams and
War, VIII ms are infant, by umnis'iuner Bcnagh
pceHlly sign'3 her guardan--and Richard &. Mo .
rs and Elizabeth his wife. Dcfts.
he defendants VILLAIN l.. Williams, Howell l.. III
hams aud Ehartcs u tlams not having entered thcirap
penuee aud given security, according the act o as
semby aud h rules of this court, and il appearing b,
amtactorS evidence that they inhabitants lin,
count ordered. that the aid defendants do app,a
ere on the hrs aF Of The neNtterm answer the amen
dc1 bill o tie plaintiff aud that copy of this order he
iorlh~rib inserted m some Newspaper printed IA thu
town II l5nclbnrg, for two months suceessivcy aud
posted the front door of thr court hous, IN the said
town. copy Icste,
Is JOHN WILLS. e. c.
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yfBW 2DQY.,.

n He subscribers have just reeeivst,...
1 latest arrivals flom PIIladsl,J'.'! he
following hooks. "' Tue
Wheaton. in | vol. "eefY
Brambleiye House or the C.,y.,
and Roundheads, by one of the autnnrs:
the relected addresses, in s vols u
CRANKY Novel, in 2 vols.
The Merry Tales of The wisp mo.
Gotham, by the author of John Ran u
America. III
Woodstock by the author of Wave /,
Crusaders, IN vols. ~
Tales of the Wild aud Wonderful :.
vol. ="
An inquiry into the nature and ,r.s.
ment al Diabetes, Calculus and ntb.r ~
lfctl"os of urinary organs, by Wm. P,o@
Ia vol. 0e''
Treatise on the arrangements of IN.
liver, internal organs and nervous .,st','
by james Johnson, in vol. ''e"''
The True Masonic Chart or Ui.,ool,
phlc Monitor, by X. Jeremy, l.. Cro:,
u. l.. s',
The Templar's Chart or Hieroo,ynbi.
h'N''f''', - - L. IhS-.
The Lie Of the Ri. Hon. Richard Rim
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moo,e.
Cole's Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunls of the Morning and Fve,;,.
Prayers and Commnninn service. as s,n's
at II. James's Church, Philadelphia
New Universal Gazetteer or Cocoa.
phlcal Dictionary, by Jedrdiah and Rich.
ard {. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophv
new edition.
Walkers Key 10 the Classical pron1p.
citation OF Greek, Latin, and scrlptnra
proper names.
Adams Geography aud Atlas, new edi,
ton.
Morse's do. do. ia
Social aud Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Osstan's Poems,
Thompson's Seasons,
Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goldsmila's Essays,
Lady OF the Lake,
Young's Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crusoe,
Grmshaw's United States, with Ones
lions aud Answers.
Prayer Books in common and gilt bind.
lug.
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. SC.
Al of which he " i'll sell low for cash.
{. A. NITnEkS.
July IS.
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At ruies holl'n IN the Clerks Office of the Superior
Court n 'hnnce Tor the Lynelbnrg District, The 10Th
day 81 June. 1920
John +. Nordson, admir- with the will annexed oil
perren GILES. dec. PIT
arlinSt
John Diekcy and Nelson 'Clarlson, Susanna Gle,
and lheob HoUdson and Sarah hrs wife, Defs.
The defendants John DickeY and Susanna Giles
not having entered t"ir APP K given securii.
according Ia the Act assembly y the rules Of his court
II appearing b. satisfactory evidence that thsy iare
not Ihabllan OF tins country II Is ordered that the
sad defendants do appear he the das OF the nxt
term aud answer tn said bill of the plaintiff and thai -
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
p"ror prietr IN the tnwn of IucIbirg TO- two months
shecrSN' ailu posi- at III, front door court
house ia he said town. A Cupy. = este,
40 -. no ES d. e.