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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-14
AI.BXIGHT'S
N.MEAI,N rNnNp

<,aIlls Medicine, for the short timeit ba,
- been before the Public, has proved its'Il
superior 10 PduaCcas. and other remedies. 10
such degree rs to give confidence 10 the Pc
prietor, thai lis efficacy a. ne viii support Is
distinguished mrrts Its the most laetui sInlng
aud auuuu Alternative ever yrt >coycred. l.
/, perfectly innocent, that no evil effect ue'a
be apprehendcd from il, cnappled agiccIhi,
10 the directions. II may be gwen, without ar'
apprehension, 10 the most tender infant, or fee.
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following disease, V
CROSS Carries, Cor uIcc,a'ions Of the bon,..
King Esll, or oc,oiula, rheumatic affection, al
the head, aud system generally syphilis, Ale,
culial and al complaint, originating IN tine nm
proper usr ot Mercury Ulcers Of TIM mouth \
throat White swelling cducerous, aud invctc.
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; dlseas
es Of tle Skin Liver complaints ; Jaundlce in
digestion. aud Debility.
A. a general dcpur,ivo article, or purifier
Of the blood, This medicine possesses invaluable
powers. II improves the appetite, aud kds the
remarkable quality OF d"prlVmg tie skin OF tndi
yellow bilious int, which is SO common IN bilious
constitutions. Besides the disease above cllu-
meratcd IT Is also recommend d rs a remedy tor
that anrtng disorder, the liberated sure head
under which children suffer themost excraclatng
tDrnents for years.
Each bottle Of the genuine MEDICINE has lab
cl, representing the Eagle and tie By dra, with
my sGnpfrrr.
d fmcE SO TER BOTTLE AND S3oPsR Dor.
Eg. JACOB ALbRIGiI -
No lo3 Arch Street, near Jalfd, Phila.
Oct. %
The subscriber hns just received barge guam
tily ofthe Columbian Syrup and i, the opl J IA
gent for tins section of country
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. -.
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The subscriber has Just received an add
lionai supply OF DIR Chambers genuine Re
NEEDY for incompetence. which hr will sell nj
the proprietor,' prices, He WINS appointed
The agent for the sale OF Dir. Chambers eeu-
uine Remedy for Iutemperanre whilst nj \.
York few weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
Dec n ifol
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Cases cured by Swaim's celebra-
ted Panacea.
2S9 Bottles of which the subscri-
Der has Just received.

/NllE following testimonials, translated
- from the original SpdII-b, ,n relation to
some extraordinary effect produced al the
Havana. 10y SWANS PANACEA, are deem
ed of sufficient interest To claim portion OF
public attention
IkAN8LATlON.
Don Fernando Gbn2alez del Nallc, NJ. D.,
Public Professor oi Medicine aud surgery
Lecturer OF Surgery in thu Royal and Poutf.
cal Luivcrsitv OF st. Jerome of the Havana,
Member of the RoNa PR ptic Society of the
" Freuds OF the Conntr, Nc.
thereby certify TINT have used the medi-
cine known by tae name Il 4" Swuim's PGHn-
cen, mud have obtained very good results
from its application, having cured two psll.
ent5 in whom III, disorder would not Yield to
the best curative remedies. One was suffer.
ing with a Chronic Htrpts, and the otner
with venerial ulcers, complicated with ga-
norrhTa Of long standing The former bad
TO take five bottles, the latter s'G. The Other
casts IN which am now using il, are carCi-
nOmalonS ulcers and though the patients
are not YET cured, they experience hoWcNe
great relief the ulcers suppuratr more free
ly, without extending "a quickly as they did
before the medicine was taken. his is ali |
can at present state, and / hm happy 20 be II
Die to contribute ON my part TO confirm the
good effects Of this valuable discovery.
FerHqHdo Goaeait- dei IaHt, ". D. &c.
Havana, Oct. 10, l927.
COPY.
Consular .4eeucg attic Uuicj states.
|, the undersigned. Wee ConsrIar Agent Of
the United States for the city OF Havana aud
IFS dependencies, do hertbv certify, that Doe
tor Don Fernando GonzaIr4 del Vale, sub
-rr'hor 10 the foregoing document, is u ply
lcian q. HE creates spectabIluy, residing
in this civ, 10 ne ~tli known, and to whose
altesjation as such, full faith and credit ought
to be given.
In testimony whereof. have hcreunto set
my hand aud AFFIXED the seal OF my office nj
Havana, this sixteenth day oil October, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenlv-seven, and of the Independence
OF the United States, the ftty-sccond.
(Signed) Iiacen cray
The subscriber who WINS lately appointed
the agent for the sale Of Swaims celebrated
panacea, has for sale at the prorretors pri-
ces Two Hundred aad lightweight bottles OF
the Pnnacea. The above statement Of the
great efficacy of the panacea in several very
different Casee, as certified 10 by tho Consular
Agent of the United States for the city OF lIa-
vaua aud il, dependencies, adds very great
additional PROC, of the exceeding usefulness
of the remedy. Howell DAVIES.
Jan BIN
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yvxn CHINA. LwaxsGApunE
HOUSE q. DELEGATES.
CIRCUIT COURT BILL.

|, tNNfttN ~ IL iAnRUHuH Of .lHlNfysf
MIR Thompson oi Amh,ist, SAID before the
Iio lsc pronounced The jn,,,,n, nj " Inch he fear
iully anticipated In the passHpr, of the bill br
was constrained much ainst his inclination. Ia
occupy a short period OF lis time. aud 10 claim
that measure OF lis patient aft,,ntl on and Kind in.
du eenCc which lac 80 mtrI needed to sustain
him under such t.la aud which he was sue
. the hbcralty Of the House would award 10 a
young member who lad SO seldom obtruded
himself upon then attention. lie was not VAN
enough TO arroeate 10 himself the cnpacity Of
shedding much lg hi npun he deliberations of
the huuse--but he fen that II Nns al, occasion on
which he could npI justlfs irtn himself aud thuse
who sent HIM, t. rive d silent vote: the magnl-
tudr OF the subject aud LIS own INABILITY TO do
iu-ticc 10 II, hdmonlsbsd hun that IT personal
considerations wee taken MO the &C cunt, hr
might lose aud could not posslhl, gum But all
Ininor consideration, Vanished before the inpor.
tanrt Of tie subject. and he va, piomptedal
hy q srn>e OF public duty. ilC lrlI that II uas =
ciisis when the Commonwealth expected 3" eve
~ man to do his duty
lie yaid II MAS admitted on all hands that the
chang" proposed Wis an important one, a. II con
irmplatcd radical inno, III N upon hy Tar thu
most Interesting department Of the government
He asked II IT did n8t hrhouvc tine House 10
pause aud ponder long. before II vrntuIrd upon
such an experiment. lie sard II was easy 10
discover defects IN MI human institutions, bat II
difficult aud delicate task 10 suggest aud cnrCm
ate salurnry amrndment,-lhr business Of II
mcndmcur was moi wholly 10 be neglected. nor
lhghtlv undertaken old laws had the advantage
over new ones of heinp better known. of having
all III, defects disclosed by time and experience
and II wa. not unfe0uenti, the case that then
driccrs. # moi too gloss. bv u process OF aSsim.
lntion upon the bod, pollc, IN the lapse Of time
G a.ed 80 be deiecls--bn the evils of new sys.
ten we know no, Of The work Of destruction.
Mr.. T. said was easy bni 10 rc.esIablish tedious
hnd dinicull--ihe MhoI. history Of government
groves how dilirult II i Ia rct,acr false stems IN
legislation. lin the eyer, day business of he
Ordinary legislation cur best maturrd schemes
and atrcmnt. end in abo, t,on NV total f,inre Of
the accomplishment Of on, dcsipn. with what
awful circnm,nection sbould we annro,ch TIN.
uursiinu ? NJ, / I'D b,,,, ,,uii,y az no
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-14
Eyesh Garden Seed.

EnHOMAs.J pUVaL has lately received
/ from Messrs. rborbnrn K Son, \. York,
supply Of Fresh Garden Seed, neatly pat
mp Catalogues 81 which may he hHd at his
store. Al.aan additional supply Of Drugs,
.ijcdicjacs, Paints, OIL, Dge-SfQS, Perfume
m. DR.. which makes his assortment equal 10
any ever offered IN this place
Dec. 81 VS.
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PntyrEn Avn rvGttsuEp RT
rLJAa fLErCdhR a kiCa. n. ToLEl'
2. L,.hers II Lke Ln.es VI Me UIll0n.

- Pr q per annua payable III adYaaee.-No sui
ill h. fs. 81, cd for a less time than sik months
4sill he discontinued (but at the discretion
- srss antil MI arrnarlgos are pad
r, 1gerli.an via be inserted at Is oents per
ears lor less1 t'a first TINE, and ~ eea's Tor rafl
aals,ase .IAosa frou = distance must he pald tor
s.s n tlrir iiffrrtiut, the payment assumed Ivy
5,s re.pelsals person in Lynchbuts
<cbansery ORDERS not exceeding two squares arc IN
sarled for six jo'srs.
- All letter ajdrs ssed to the Editors must be post
= ar thsy will not be attended to.
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POTEER'3
Vegetable Cathoiicon.

Inc proprietor of this invaluable medicine
..tN authorized by tSiucreasing reputation, 70
i'eoio.hsah It as Superior TO all other popular
''haoes tarthc cure of KINGS EVIL or
mI9la.'. NECROSIS or diseased bones. SI
n n,lil.ia II eyere stage, MEHCU.aAE disease,
- aAllsH, LIVER complaints, and I'll.
lis :, o. every description.
LIE S@holicon has also been used with
.sle" success IN every variety of Cu'aneou dis
9ss. 0ty1eetS on the face, pjmp'eS aud fefer in
49, 'oI ,i,t" 7aae Swehuigs, G0a. .jduuittc
DaHoa8 diseases generally, DYptpsia or
'5e'"4, complaints of the Stomach. aud
~" af2{dg II is a certain purifier Of he
',0't n4a 8iaopr, aud has been found an cflica.
-. is''e"J N purifying the blood Of children
GO 4iiibH, and should lac invariably used
III. @1fdi HHefniWC both Tor children aud a.
ing agreeable 10 the most delicate nal-
''no grateful cordial to the stomach. This
"'>' aiscnvrry OF medicine taken INTO the
-. maj mas had the long desired eject, of
g.J ne most obstinate and Distressing slier-
',e' rs The use Of nutritious food, and
'aait arocat'onS Of business are not IN.
.'I'.1 " the CatHrlicon; ami it, properties
We power nir"stoiug both flesh and hone,
h. .eno,hu 'g and nvig Grating very parl of
- ''" "lfIns the proctss Of eXtcrlnlnating
~ Is without pa,aIiel.
". V. POTTER.
w H. south Ninth street opposite ihe
'hIVersty of FoEnsy wanna.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

and denouncing it. The favorable sent,-
mcnts once entertained towards the sister
Republics, were ut once converted into cold
neglect. The nations once highly applau-
ded, became the subject of sneers and sar-
casms, and the manifest interest and feelings
oil TINS nation were altogether disregarded or
overlooked, in the effort to produce the poht-
zeal destruction OF the present Chief Magis-
rate. The opposition, though not altoSeth-
er successful, has not been without its dele
ferrous effects. Much of the time ofConpress,
AT great expense to the nation, was was
ted IN protractcd and protitess debate, but.
above all, II has tended 10 produce, at least
among those who consider the elevation of
Gen. jackson to- the Presidency as para
mount to every other consideration, a rcvu-
sing OF feeling, real or affected, toward the
other American Republics, and an inditier-
ence, 1t not opposition, t. the establishment
OF the nigh and important principles OF inter
hationai law hitherto Contendcd for by this
nation.
The delay produced in the Senate by the
| opposition to the appointment of Ministers,
prevented their attending the first meeting
| OF the assembly: and owing to events which
have since occurred in some of the South
ern hepubhcs, the meeting OF the plenipoten-
t;a'ics at Iacubaya( towhich place ii had been
adjouTnei) has been postponed One of our
Ministers has returned; the other (Mho is the
Minister to the Mexican Rcpubiic) remains
at hloNco IN discharge of his ordinary duties,
and IS authorized To- attend the conferences
OF the assembly, if they are resumed That
this mission has not yet produced the bene-
fetal results which ii promised, has been q
source of eNtravagant exu,tation to those
opponents Of the present Chief Magistrate.
who prefer the success of their opposition to
the good 81 the mutton. We are persuaded.
however, that the American people will not
dIsapprove measure dictated By sacred
regard to the best interests of the Repub-
lie, and adopted under circumstances
promising success; or denounce the Pres
Ident because circumstances beyond his
control have hitherto disappointed him,
and the nation, in the attainment of the
important national objects contemplated.
To be concluded ~ on, IL X; /
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

e"g,h IN the Adverisrr 1t declares tina, ",his wa, 4,
MOI like all former wars political conflict, acquire
provinces or settle frontiers The object lnfdes i,
to annh'ia'e sl"mism, and to tread unde, the Mus.
sunan nation IL mus, therefore be considered purely as
religious and Ia Iioual war.'
Russia rs the ohjec, Turkish ancor The
Manifesto dwels upon rons,ant system of Russia u,
make war upon the slightest England France
are sh'd to have yielded TO her influence. The battle OF
Navarro" was viewed by the Turks decIara ton of
wnr That ove" is spoken Of in the following terms
Inc ottoman and Egyptian squadron, having entered
me port oil Navarino, were there tranquility waiting
o"es OF the Sublime Porte, when the Russian French
meets w"c: unexpectedly cm,eed the port as friends.
began TO hc all three together and all world knows
"e caas"phe which resulted therefom the Imperial
sl"'tton The three Powers ha wing openly broken
tn- TIca ties and declared War, Sc. SC
II was ;"poried in London, Feb 90 Prince Polig.
nac the French Ambassadors had that city, and
mat INC order tor his departure from Paris sudde
that Instead of attending evening party, as he was
preparing TO do ne ordered his carriage md proceeded at
Ten u clock for London.
Among the sppcuation in suon tho c,r,.
,pat ministers would be Likely adopt in the affairs OF
turkey the vniiie that they neither would nor
could In the spw Of the Greek treaty. counenance TIE
advance OF the Russian troops, aud sha they would
hi!n position respecting it, relying US
tor Russia To
The latest London vs. the rspors currcn,lv prc
pagaied cuncernns the of his Majcsiy's health are
nj a" unpeasan nature, and no sleh de rec Of
anxiety ia the breast of his loyal subjects.
The Sun cabinet council met last night A, hr II
P's' Ten ana sat IN "rIiera"" till near MIR Peel
was twice sent for to the House Commons to attend it,
Inc hornng Chronicle states that there good deal
'f conjecture to the object of cabinet council to
which Mr. Peel was Called late hour. ave have
eao rnnofs OH the subject 10 which dare adver
The latest sta ted that had
commented against the Raah of Koapore, and indicate
vigorous comtes- Courier.
New foRK, April 2..-Capt Prent;ss of the BRIG
Santa .Anna, from Porto Rico informs that # wss
reported when he sailed that Com Porter had issued
orders to all Mexican armed vessels, 10 seize on all
Spanish property going from Porto Rico american
vessels.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

BosToT, April 5sThe ship Faml. Captain Pratt, Of
THIS port arrived Yesterday afternoon Gom Stockholm.
Captain Pratt pnt into the Cove Of Cork distress and
sned thence the % Of March He brought the Cork
Advertiser Of the first, which furnishes London dates to
Tive Tuesday previous, Feb. 20.
Mr. S'ratord Canning had arrived in London from
Consan'jnope. The Turkish Manifesto is pubiishej at
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:Hnrtt9tr NeWs.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-The ship United States bas
arrived below, ~ 50 days from Liverpool The Can.
tp'n reports hRaE Yar had been d.cgaredby tie Porte
against The allies.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
10 Free, People Of Color.

BEG leave TO tender to my patrons my grateful thanks
~ tor past encouagemeu WHILE by incrca exertions
and by the known character and the utility OF my school,
both to individuals and society, hope to merit future
support.
Having at considerable compared with my copdi-
tons built at my residence 18th street, sufficiently dis
ant nom the centre Of business, commodious schools
house, and having convenience that could expected
rom my Presc0ed circumstances, for the accommoa
OF respectable school of free coIocd pupils, aitc
myself mat my cxertioDs my coored brethren will
be dolly appreciated By item.
would cordially invite this institution the friendly
attention Of those gentlemen, who charably hope they
are fostering for Liberia, calo chiefs and embryo states
men, by your love for your country, by your commisea-
on iof degraded man, encourage institution which
for its object, less the honor society than individual
happnessthc elevation of the free people of color from
mental thraldom, from degradation.
In this school taught English Grammar, Mercantile
Arleic, Geography and Mensuraor, with the necessi-
ry subordinate Branches of education
TERMs-S5 70 payable quarterly in advance
Those who live remote from the city may be atcammo-
dated With board, for six decen; boys on liberal terms
JOSEPH SHEPARD.
Richmond, De- 18th, 1927. ,s
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Dec SIS
REMOVAL.
WM. MEEUEEEL,
WATCu-MAKEJ

WATCII-MAkER s. JEW II,FE
EspEcrFULLY informs his frends and The public
IL q that I've has removed 10 the store lately occupied
by Mr.. John Bronaugh door below H. Nelson's
DRY Goods Store, aud now receiving splendid as
sortmeni OF
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies' and GenemeD's Gold Patent Lever and p,ain
Watches, Silver Potent Lever w cies. Capped Jew
clled and Plain Watches of every descriptions elegant
Gold Watch Chains Seals, Keys, Slides, Rings Watch
Hooks and Ornaments.
JEWELRY.
Fun sets of Pearl Jewelry, Pearl Earrings Head Or
namcnts, Breaches and Finger-rings, elegant Fila.
gree, Cold sets Earrings Breaches, Crosses and Or.
namcnts, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Jet Ear.
rings, Finger rings and Breaches, Paste and Cora
Jewelry.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea Sets Silver Table, Tea and Desert Spoons
Ladies, Sugar longs Salt and mustard Spoons, Spec
tacles, Pencil Cases. Butter knives, T.mbles. Nurse
tubes, Coral and Bells
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Silver Mounted Cut
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands. Candiesicis Snuff
iers and Trays, Dccanter slides, Common Plated Cas-
tors, Candlesiicks and Decanter Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full sets of britannia Ware Coffee aud Tea Pots Su-
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY
Fine Rezors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors
some very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epanletts Silk Sasies, Laces Cords and Tasses 10.
tantry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery Imam
try and Rife Buttons, Gilt, Plated ard silver R1un
ted Dirks Sword Belts and Plu,res, Morocco Pocl,.
ct Books and Wallets, Bead Reicucs and Purses Gil,
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs Roman Pearl Coral and
amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musica! Snuf-Eox-
es, sc. &c,
I5-slver Ware and .Jewelry OF every description
made TO order. Clocks ard Watches repaired and
warranted. nov III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
TIE VINEYARD.

TAI r. ALPHONSE LOUBAT'S, subscription for the
lVA introduction of the me into the United States,
having been notc the southern public at period.
TOO late tn allow i; Ia reach the pcrsal of ir6;ty
of individuals, who, urei Of its utility, and the IA
City OF its cuurr, would have desired enter their
subscriptions; be has, consequently, made choice selec-
tinn oil 2uooO Inc Roots, and orercd this quantity
ms father III France. They will arrive in New York
before the middle OF the ensuing month Of February;
Therefore, subscribers may still furnish themselves with a
supply to the amount specified.
The COST as usual, is rated tie fixed price 1000
Roots "r over, at the rate of III each Roots
less than ole 1000, nj the OF Is for less than
500 90 cents; aud so cents for less 50-,o be raid
the delivery OF the Roots
letters VIII not be- received unless post paid.
Subscription lists opened
lt'cfm''nd-with Davenport, Allen & Co.
EcwberT--Iuhn Justice.
Raleigh john Louis Tailor.
Nov e3 VII,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

TT oTICE.-A All persons having open accounts with the
estate of Roher Bell decd, late sntl,er of the .ity
of Richmond. requested call the subscriber for
settlement AS II is expected tint reference the books
will oiien he required, have had rosted and I'M
now ready to make settlements Although desirable
that speedy close of the should be made
yet, shall give reasonable time those may u
Indebted To The esate their giving honfr pay
ment thereof All usc indebted by bonds and notes. are
informed that the claims against the very ur-
gently pressed, and that therefore, shall he compelled
require them tn make Immediate payment All persons
failing to call in reasonable time, may expect legal steps
WI be taken for the collection the: Allpcsons ring
claims against the estate, are requested present them
property and legally aue ntcaed that I-may be apprSed
OF the amount due enable make for
their liquidation. My office is the City Hall, where
The hooks and papers will be kept, where shall gene
rally attend f.on, 10 To o'cnck.
w. ID. WREN, Serg't C. r. &,
Dec SIS Atm'or of Robert Bell dec d.
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FIRGDI.4:

FISCIJYI.4:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the superior court
Of chancery for the Richmond district, the Sd day of
Dccember 1897
Richard NJ. Harwe and Polly his wife, formerly Polly
Atkinson, Heartwel Hitchcock and Frances his wife
formerly Atkinson, Russell Hitchcock nd Susanna his
wife, late Susanna Stainback, aud formerly Susanna
Atkinson, and James Atkinson, Pts
against
I'm Atkinson and Nathaniel Parham, executors of Will
liam Atkinson, deceased and the saG John Atkinson
~ his right, Richard Coleman Dolly his WIFE
H:becca Eice, Jesse Bonner, atnl'or his late wifi.
susanna, Martha Collier, Lewis a. Collier, George
- Collier, Thomas Bdgforth and Lucy his wife, and
arai Atkinson, widow of said Wm. Atkinson decd
D1s
afa defendants, Nathaniel Parham and George b. Col
u = H'' having entered their appearance and gvea sccu-
~ according to the act of assembly and the rules
@ Scuft, and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence,
F a'e not inhabitants of this country is ordered
|t the sad defendants do appear here the fortieh
eiy OF the next term and the amended bill Of
ne plaintiffs; and that copy of this order forthwith
Inserted III some newspaper published in the city of Rich
moi, ior two months successfully, and posted the
''nnt door OF The capitol, il! the said city
~ Copy. TcStp. WIN. w. HENiN(;. C. C.
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Arals..er C9anlu Coa,,, .V.gem1ey p. 1a21.

L.Ta1ss'eT C3anfy Co"rf, .W1embey %, lG27
AN the motion of Ralph Ednouds, admOr of Charles
~ Taylor, deed, it is ourred that William Mihourn
Grh ca;ah T. his wife, William L. Jenkins Charles r
jsnSi,', E%aid ". Jenkins, James n. jenkins, GEORGE
i.irn.nS, sarah t. J. Jenkins and Robert T. Jenkins
;.'t al ieir mother L. J. Jenkins Robert TAYLOR Jr
AID Va y g his wife, who Mary G. Taylor, Mar
tn l. Iior Catlet Conway and Harriot L. his wife
who was iia'rou I. Taylor, George F. Taylor William
u Mo,rc IN 'isht Of his wife, Matilda r. who was Mati-
"a H. taylor George w. Morton and Eyclua NJ. his wife
"ho was Evena MTayloT, be summoned to appear hero
o" 'Ae % N'o""y III co. next shcw if any the
why the lands and negroes Of which Charles ,yln
do possessed ST. ud not he SOLD the proceeds vid
among those legally entitled thereto md il .,
tho satisfaction Of the court, that William Miiboor, and
Sarah L. his wife residents Of this m
1t IS therefore ordered that copy nf this I've ftbg
inserted IN the Constitutional Wing months scee
stveiy, AMI posted the font door of court house Of
IL, COUNTY. Copy. Attest
100 EoB'T r. UrNNlY2T, y. e.