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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

Ttsgs.e.aH# sjruHa pTTrFs saE one OF The
most remarkable aud reiebiaied men OF our
b-tni.phprr Few held 50 high rank ~
Revolutionary Patriot: he served ~ the
Struggle tor Independence, IN tie most IN
pDrlanl oiices. N immediate sssocisii6n Win
Washington md Morris he wah dis
,,nciion II the bar and honor on the
bench he might be styled The dher
of Agriculture in Pennsylvania through
Long course ofyesrs he studied end promo
ted the Improvement Of that primary branch
nj industry, with intense zeal aud nal soc-
cess ~ = wit aud companion BIZ had ~ equal :
the number aud excellence Of his bon mofi
are We think, at least unsurpassed ~ The in
stance Of any one Of bis contemporaries. To
these external merits were added the finest do
mcstic virtues aud reputation the affection and
reverence Of his children, aud the esteem aud
admiration Of his friends remained With him
IL the last 50 did his extraordinary faculties
and spirits the body sunk under the weight OF
f0utseore aud tour--the miud returned 10 the
Creator still alert and brilliant. Nat. Gag.
Nathaniel Barham. Of Limestone, wes killed on
Monday last By Mr., Luellen Jones, who was
apprehrnded and comnliaeJ 10 Jail. The parti-
cuals We have not learned.
Huntsville Democrat, .4hg. p.
General Lallenand, once famous in the
annals of France, is nov in Ne" York, aud
advefiises 10 open an institution for ednealiou
on the lrsi ot September. The branches 10
be taught viii be various.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
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Summit One OF the many benefits TO be de
rived from the tariff is now realized, by hun
drcds OF persons IA the country between War
renton and eaandTa. The Manufacturers of
Morocco leathet aud OF cloths, have found II ad
yisabe 10 send out their agents TO procure such
dive stuIls as the country eau furnish, aud they
have found il 10 their interest 10 encourage the
Swing of Shumate leaves. This Shub grows
spontaneously on the exhausted lands IN this
part of Virginia, as well as most other sections
OF the State and has heretofore been considered
valuecss but under the tariff II has astendy be
come "A source of revenue 10 hundreds, more pro
ducriye than every thing else, IN which tor years
they have been engaged Women aud children,
(wh0se labor is worth but little on a plantatlonl
when employ ed in breaking the small branches
aud leaves Of the Snumate, drying them IN tue
sun like hay beating them to pieces, and rid
dlias them through a riddle made al basket
splits y m apeltures OF about an inch sqnafe,
(Which ia all the preparation required 10 pre-
pare the arIIclc for market can earn, after pay
iug for The hauling, &e from fifty to seventy
five cents every day they are engaged al the bu-
smess The leaves are worth in market from
one I, two dollars the cwt. aud the season for
gathering them lasts flom the first of July until
they wiihrr ON the bushes, Thousands of dol.
lars have alrcad, been paid, this summer, ion
the article, and many poor persons have hren
onHbled To urocure thereby comforts which they
could not have obtained IN any other way, aud
whilst they ENJOY Them bless those whose VIE
dom snve them employment
Haueatoa (gd) Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

Some years since, letter written in Arabic
was sent by the Emperor OF Morocco to the
Nmg OF England hut no person could be found
!" britain 10 translate IL. The same thing han.
lehed IN me tho United States with respect TO ;.
letter IRON the Bey of Algiers to the Piesideur
'i"u'so"' The French maintain a body of
you"s ''e" III AFRICA and Asia TO learn the local
languages, who it, they prove good are eysn,,,
ally made Consuls. With similar Wow pra.
, ,l Adams attached young Mr. Hodg,too. ,t
'"sn'"' to MIR. Shaler's mission TO AIgiers. lie
mas become proficient in Arabic, ana Cba,ee
q hhdfs at Aisier.. Mr. II. has discovered
NAT the Berber language in Africa. is the
Numdan that Of sypdax, Juba. & Masini,<a.
ne ohke OF SAKE WrMAR. saws the Nation
al n'He''t' whose death is announced IN I'M.
e e" , n was the regnmg sovereign--and
the Cntoa StJf-~ s'a' oil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

The Nantucket Inquirer, of the 10th instant
says, " Mr.. Reynolds has been in our town for
the past week engaged in reading over the
old log books OF our whaling Captains, con.
verring with our merchants, andacqniring all
the information possible from our citizens in
teresled in tina South Seas aud Pacific Ocean
This information, il is supposed, will be very
serviceabIe in directing the surveys and eA-
eunations of the expedition expected ere
long 10 saa from this country under the d.
rec,ion OF the Navy Department. Our eitizcns
feel much interest ON this subject, and have
appointed an active committee To assist Mr.
X. in eifeCtjng the object Of Ills vi,,t 70 our
is,4al "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

Mr. Locke, of the Galaxy. was lately assaulted
N the streets of Boston, by Mr.. OBS OF one of
the 6azettes OF that city for the publication l.y
the former OF an article which reflected on the
moral character Of the latter. Mr. Locke enter
Ell complaint in the Boston Police Court last,
week against MIR Oils, and on hearing the tes
,'m"ny IN the case, the Judge fined Mr. Otis 80
90 Inc Boston Courier u1ls upon the affair of
we "SS"n" oF observing, that one gentleman en-
quired ofanother the cause of the late e5,torisl
ARRAY O'Tls on account of too much I,oc,,
jdtr, !" was the reply
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04


l From Boston Harhor to Chelmsford. ..
Worcester, Mass. to Providence, II. |. 8.
Northampton, Mass. to New Haven, Ct. d,
Aabany 10 Buffalo. }. Albany 10 Whitehall.
.. Salina to Us scgo connecting the Ii. aud L.
RE caual with Lake Ontario. :. Connects Sen
eca aud Cayuga Lakes with the Hudson and L.
re canal !. From Delaware river IN Orange,
co. 10 the Hudson near Kingston Q. Easton 10
| Newark y. ]. 10. Delaware Ilver to- Chcsar
peake Bay. H. From Port Deposit on the Su>-
quehanna 10 the Maryland linc.-l2. George
town d. e. to near Pittsburgh, Pa. ID Cie>e-
land. on Lake Elie, TO the OHIO AT the mouth ot
the Sciola. II. Cincinnati 10 the Nnhmce, near
the head OIL. Erie. ID Stoddartsve ON the
Lehgh, TO Easton, oD the Delaware, hole dis.
tance 81 miles, but the canP Is above.) 10.
Mouth OF little S River 10 coal mines Il Ian.
! caster 10 mouth of & creek, slack water uavi-
I gatOn.) Is. Philadelphia to Mount Carbon
/ Canal and slack water) 10 Reading to Mid.
detown.-20 Middrtown to Pittsburgh (lhe
! three last form continuous line lIom Philadel-
| phia 10 the Ohio at Pittsburgh No. 20. has
been commenced at both eKtremities II is
! thought that rail road will be substituted fot
crossing the inoGn.nm) 81. Pittsburgh TO f.
! ne, ON Lake l.. -. Philadelphia to meet D,-
aware aud Hudson canal. D. kChluond Il
kcnaWha. "a. Near the mouth of James RiS a.
to Albemarle Sound. %. Near Lou, svile h,
to pass the rapids 26 Canals and slack wa
ter, on Cape Fear river. -. From Columbia
hy means Of the Broad and Sanda rivers I,
Cambridge, and from the Santee by Cooper,
IL Charleston rs. Savannah 10 the Aliamaha
%. 30 10 connect the Atlantic Ocean with the
Gulf of Mexico. 81. Between Lakes Erie aul
Ontario, on the Canada side
hPor'upnte Dun.-Ihe following is Gun
ming advertisement of butcher at Sackeu
Han boul.
" LOni tCGit | am about to lepve tia. ,,ioc,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
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ROl'S

Opelotsrg, fL0R) july 26-Iill the mid
die oil the lat month, our planters had
every cause To rrJnice IN tho anilctpa-
lious OF iull aud grateful crops ) every
culture seemed Ia promise generous reward
20 the tolls ard rNerliuus ut the husband
man. Corn, Cotton and Sugar were all e.
unally nattering; cotton never promised fair
er, aud orr worthy and industrious farmers
were teictating themselves on the prospect
Of remuneration for their mlstortunes duting
the last few wears when all nj once thei,
hopes were hlighted their great eSerlions
to ensure plentiful crops frustrated and their
! joyful au;icipGtions turned To anxious tore
| bodngs Til within , or days pnst, when
| we had some triAing showers, not drop u,
rain has fallen in our neghborhood tor the
! last > or 9 weeks, which, added 10 40 uncom-
monty hot season (the thcrmometer ranging
| almost evpIv day from 80 10 90, md some
/ times from ~ 10 81 and 9oH Fahrrnheit
/ makes MS apprshrnd thai at leaSt one third OF
! the crop anticipated will be lost. Tie corn
/ crops presented an appearances at plenty thai
| had never before been exceeded, II ever e
qualled; but nov, we eau hardly calculate ON
the half Of what ought 20 have been made in
a more fortunate season.
| We are happy, however, 10 have ii in our
power Ia turn 10 II more gladdrniug prospect
/ - Sugar, Whlrh ere long, IS To become The
staple of Opelousas promises every thing
the most sanguine could desire MS il is 4
| crop which does not suffer 81 much iron
drought as cotton or corn, ii has not been in
iured by the want OF rain. There are already
several large sugar plantations established in
the immediate vicinity OF this town, with su
gar hopsps, mills, Ne. necessary for the mau'
ntacture OF Q III 300 hhds. each, every season
We have very lately had an opportunity Of
visiting the plantations OF Mrs. STEELE ane
Mr.. Rogers, and we sincerely believe that
their cane looks fully as we'll AS that raisec
on the banks of the Mississippi there is every
expectation that there will he from 100 to l2t
hhds OF sugar made on each oi these piaula
tons this season, 4 this too, independent of
| heavy cotton prop. Gen. Garlgucs tlanjaG
Major Dupre, Deballlon, and MIR. tanhle
ase also establishing themselves on large
scale To begin TO manufacture next year
Others are preparing on smaller scale. Oul
soil and climate are ms well adapted, in oui
opinion, for the growth and manufacture a
SUGAR. MS any part of the state; aud we FULLY
beieyo that in five years at larthest. 1000 ol
5000 hhds. sugar will be shipped from thi,
place 10 New Orleans. producing net reve
nue. of at least $500 600
We shall occasionally give such informa
ton ON this important subject, as we may ht
able 10 procure. lOpeioasds GaEeHe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

fssi eff.evisson, 20 lewiston sad from f''ree
10 fori Nisgsts all y iihu the county Of Ma.
CARA. Bruce procured the horses for tie e.
change At Molineuxs aud procured hack aud
HORSES At Lewiston, aud the paa]engefs Who
came IN the carriage from the east we're eE-
changed ~ hack street bto the carriage. hieh
Bruce procured Al lewiston. Bruce Vas 81
Noiineus's enh the carriage ri IL O'Clock on
the night Of the 13th September lie was ri
Lewiston AZ . O'Clock same nigit, sad started
from Lewiston about lhat hour towards tie
Ton.
Morgan wss proved to Ice confined IN the
magazine on the morning Of the l9ih. One wit
ness heard voice OF man in the magazine
thai morning at ! | O'Clock. No peTsoa lived ~
or occupied any part of the fori at that time
II had been closed since June, 1876. Gid-
ding. hal the key ofihe magazine on tie
18th September. The witness aho testified 10
the voice in the magazine, went into the yard oi
the fori with Gliding, & Gidlings went To the
magazine opened IT, aud the nitnrss heard the
noise thinking that there was something wrong
he turned away from the magazine, and walked
of from The Fou as fast ~ he could. He was
broihur.in-law Of Gddings, on visit al the time,
aud Is an intelligent yourg man. of the name vi
john Jackson, residing at Lockpoh.
twas remarkable that Bruce called no wit
MISSES to explain his conduct. or in any manner
TO eIoulpsle himsef
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

The Milledgeville souihron says-lhe fact
10. General Jackson was the first 10 give timely
notice of the designs of Bur We BAY such "a
not The fact add we defy those who make the
assertion, 10 sustain IL by proof. The lllends Of
Jackson say. he advised Mr.. Jefferson OF Burr,
proceedings, Al the time b" rote to Governor
Claiborne on the 18th November, 1906 and
this they sav nas the Grst Information gwen 10
Mr. Jefferson We challenge them To produce
the letter to Dir. Jefferson. II II should even
turn 10 he n warning letter. unambguons, dis.
iinct and pointed 50 that no mistake chu exist,
We will even then refer 10 Mr.. Jeferson's own
Language .. to show thai lac had Information IN
September, and sent a confidential agent to the
West fore the mouth of November. We will
still further show from the same authority, that.
At the close of January Mr. Jefferson had only
40 very lately" heard OF the building OF boats on
the Cumberland river for Burr, although Gene
raj jackson had built the boats, by Contract with
Burr. ON his own ground, aud will his own tm
BET in the Fall oil 1906. Why did not General
Jackson lmpart this information 10 Nh. Jefiersoni
Nat. Journal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

FacttoiR-yoltaire thus describes the facility
with which mankind are divided mo factions
-" Two rival actresses are capable OF dividing
a town. Men have secret propensity Tor fac
lions five cannot cabal. pursue, ana do one
another prejudice Tor crowns, taras and mi
tres We fail together by the ears Tor a dancer or
musician"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

ssn,per ego auditor tsntnm'"
Which meas Shall never he any thing more
than an Iudaor = History does not say whe
Their Jlren1rs soaring ambition was or was not
grauled with Secresaryship.
IN Y Courier
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

hnpor'unGte DuH.-lhe following is A Gun.
ming advertisement of a butcher al Sackeu :
Hmboul.
" toni tcGH am about to leave the place
Il have given you line upon tender line; YOU
have Skinned me and reduced me to a spare-fib
aud now If you don't pay me immediately, III
h'n you up TO constable with hook in his hand
at your cost.
" butchers word Tor it,"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Trioi, 70, tbs Abduction Of Morgan.

Triois 70, lbs abduction Of Morgan
To the Editor Of the Argus dated Canandaigua
August 90,
Il The uial Of Bruce, Darrow and Turner, ON
the indictment Tor kidnapping Morgan will
come on this morning, the counsel for the peo-
pie aud for the defendants being rs ready as
the, ever Will be Mr. MoseIy, the state com.
mssloncr, and Messrs. Whiting aud Butler, are
the counsel Tor the people aud Messrs Marvin,
s lhiey, Adams, aud host Of other counsel fop
the deicudants. The uol will probably oc
cupy nil the week, and viii be highly nteres.
tng -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

antiquity an AudiDr's O0ce.-There are
four or Eve auditors IN the L. ). Treasury De-
par,ment. The Office is of ancient date aud can
boast Of one distinguished character, JrvENAL
was II seems an auditor, aud aspired to high
Fl office, il We may judge from the first line Vi
hS FIRST Satire
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

VIRGINIA.: Al rules holden the clerks Office of the
superior OF chsncery for the Richmond district
the 1th day ofJuly, 1928: John Trcvan aud Mary his
wife, John Argyle, William Argyle, Frederick Argyle nd
Hauskley Agyle, and Thomas Argyle infant, by the
said Ichu Trevan his friend, children of Rebecca
Martin, deceased by her hrst husband Frederick Areye
also Francis Martin aud Fsebecca Martin
children nj the Rebecca, (by her second husba nd
John Martin, dec by the said John Trevan their
FRIEND and William and Rodam Kenner, children Of Lucy
kebner dec also infants, by the id ohu Truvian their
mex, friend, and Elizabeth Winston, pits against Susanna
Tiuslry, widow, and Thos. G. Tinsley son of Thomas
Tinsey, dec. Thomas T. Johnson, William G. Johnson
and Mary T. johnson, infant children OF Mary Johnson
deceased formerly Tmsley, daughter Of the said
Finsey decreased, Fleming T. Grantland, Susan Grant
land, and Virginia Grantand infant children Of Ann
Granand, formerly Tinsley, also deceased daughter Of
the said Thomas Tinsc dec. and Andrew Woodley aud
Elizabeth his wife, dts.
The Scfe tacas awarded in this being returned
executed on the defendants Fleming 7. Grauand Susan
GTantsnd and Virginia Grantanh, and they not having
entered their appearance and given security according 20
The act OF assembly and the rules of this COURT and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this cOunTy is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here the first day OF the next
term and shew cause II any they against the revival
sought by tie said proccs and that copy this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the city
of Richmond, for two months successiveIy posted
the front door Of ihe capitol, in the said city.
55 copy Teste, WIN g PENDLgFoS, C. Ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

TNHE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
II BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Petersburg, which ply be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond, are advertised for sale
on the goth inst-to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through TO Richmond from Balti-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point to accom-
plish which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson.
Sen. will leave Baltimore every Sunday afternoon, at
8 oclock for Norfolk, commencing on Sunday o3d
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock leave Richmond every Wednes-
day morning at O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at o'clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt Jno. Ferguson, Jr. will
leave Baltimore every "Wednesday evening ut clock
TOR Norfolk, commencing 26h inst, leave Norfolk for
Richmond every Friday morning ut G o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning ut 6
O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning ut o'clock, or as long the navigation is
open. Fare from Baltimore IL Norfolk Sc; from Nor
folk to City Point So and to Richmond 81. All bag
gage and goods at the risk ofthe owner owners.
JAMES PERCUSSION, Ag't.
no Su-lZt 90 Bowlv's wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

VIKGINiA At rules, holden it, the clerks Office Of the
superior of chancery Tor the Richmond district,
the 18th day of August 1925 Joseph s. Lcakn and Marv
" his wo, pits against Susan Massc, Thomas Massir.
Henry Massie, William a. Massle, and Charles Massie,
dts.
The defendant William a. Masslc wing entered
MS appearance and given security according act
assembly aud The rules OF this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that an inhaban, of this
couny it ordered, that the said defendant
here the mrs, day Of the term answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published in the city of Rich
moud for t~o months sccrsSive,y aud posted front
hoor OF the capitol, in tue said city.
Oh copy. Yestc, WEN. G. PF-rpIRToN, C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

Gironde and LI aud tiaonnc ~ Erancr fis Ies Ia,S
ProPs To the friends the the GRAPE
VINE IN the United States, Subscription which is now OMEN
Mr. L. will engage to furnish Subscribers their Gap,
'ne Roots before the first Of are and them m
OF expense, &c tie different cities where subscription lists shall
have been opened The Roots will be three years old and ,l
produce considerable fruit the second year from the time of their
cing planted They will be carefully clnScd and packed I'M
boxes with some OF the original soil in which they have hccn
rlcd which will greatly facilitate the thriving of the Roots
when tranSl>antcd.
Orders will he puncaly attended the Subscribers dcsi-
mating the quantities aud species of the Capc Vine they
WISH TO have They will engage pay for 1000 Roots nor
at the rate of l2A each Root for less than 1000 ~ Tho
e Oh In cents and IS per Root less Roots
only tco DID, shall paid a, the rate OF ccns each
less than ID Roofs ~ - ~ ~
Payment be made delivery of the Roots Letters no,
rcccivctt unless postpaid
5~ Subscription Lists arc opcncd-at sfr York with AL
phone loulai, rs Wail-Strcc Boston, f. Copeland inn
il6any MNIichacl philadelphia, Van Arminc; IsaiS,oye
Davenport, Allen Coz Ssvaaadh, Hail. Shap:cr Il Turpcr
& Co. - - NN''
Mr. Iorp,rs Book Culture of the Grape Vine and
ON the Making OF Wine, be found the principal Book.
ics OF the United States and his Agents viii furnish them
Catalogue Of Grippe ZINE Roots tut Nh Lorn.r proposes 10
The following species arc selected as the best, the choice Of
which is LEFT Ia subscribers:
Table Grapes, or for making Srcri HIne-wmrr-I, Ali
> Do Melting Tor o"dont9 !, Sweet Guant s. Muscat s.,
Do trontirln Z Muscadcc from the river s. Nalvoiste
3. Tokay; TO- Syrian; IL, Conona; -, Malaga
L1rr huscat IL, 'ayoisic; Is Red Foot Pied Rouc) Is
Black Iiambourc II, Constan,ia.
For +WHrE-l8 Auvcrnat, 10 Banquc,,ce; % Do,r-
cineie 81, Plant dc Dame; - Ovec; - Doicro n Plant,
DE- Rome d, Burgundy % NIoron; D. Maclcrc 49, Borrc
las y, Pcardan 30, Chaossc 81, Pansc-RxD-32 Clac, 80
AuvcrSnai 81 ST Jcar; 49, Iac7h &c. Ncunicr 81 PmcIl
81 rmaner 50, Icinuuicr 40 Bourgsnon IL, Bou,clant;
IL, Suisse; s. ST. Antoine.
For he Y',b ony-Wmvg-i Chassclas, from Fon,ainc-
hlcau) ID, Do Golden; as, Do Cracking 81 DO Musk: 49,
Mscai Lezarde 10, DO Small Berries; 81 DO from Jersa
em d. Do from Juu2 50, Sauvignon Chasscas;
3D. Muca Rouge 81, Muscat Grc So Dals Violet, 81 pa
nfdS OF Poqnet: 3D. Early MaIdeicn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

VIRGINIA Al rules, holden 10 the clerks office OF tho
superior court Of chsneery for the Richmond district
the Is, day Of September, 1925. Mary o. Williamson,
John Bath aud Lucy his wife, RoSert Williamson and
Sophia Sneed, pits. against Elizabeth Manu. exix OF
Joseph Mann, dec who exor OF William Brcedlovr
dec aud John e. Williamson, James c. Williamson, Rich
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John Willis aud
his wife, Lnebery Wade and Sophia his wife, John
i TuSner and Jane his wife, which said John g., James
C Sophia and Jane children of Mary o.
and Lucy Davis. Daniel Davis, John Davis. Madison
Davis, aud VIM. Davis John w. Simpson aud Ann his
wife, Henry Chds aud Sophia his wife, Dar cid Brow n aud
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife, aud
Agnes Davis, which srid Daniel John, Madison William
Am, Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes, are children Of
Lucy Davis. dec; James Williamson, Thomas Williamson
George Williamson, James Oliver aud Elizabeth his wife,
and Philip Gully and Campbell his wife, which Jancs
Thomas, George, Elizabeth aud Campbell arc children Of
Ann Williamson, dec dts.
The defendants James G. Williamson, Litlcberry
aide and Sophia his wife, John l.. Turner and Jane hi.
wife, David Brown aud Lucy his wife, ia mes " lila mson
Thomas Williamson, George Williamson, and i'hilip
Gully aud Campbell his wife, having entered their
appearance aud given security according to the act Of
assembly aud the rulss Of this court aud by
county; is orcre that the said defendants do appe
here on the first day of the answer the bill
of the plaintiffs; aud that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Rich.
m"nd Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front
door oi the capitol, in the said city.
% A copy. Tes,c, VIM. G. PESpLEToS. C. G.