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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
MEDICINES.

\ physician who should in all cases coDfinc
himself to the u.s. of" simples," might be Just.
ly accounted Il smple.ion. We believe, howe
yer. that most physicians prescribe me dicines
much more spsringly than formerly, aud would
use fewer still, wsre it not that some of their
patents will not he satisfied without FIRE
quent doses There are people who would
gladly swallow about half a pr ck of medicines
per week.
There Is perhaps. no department Of know.
icdge that has been so clio ged with false facts
anu false experience, "a thai which treats upon
the virtues aud properties Of medicinal sui.
Stances and the uncerH Amy which ntta ches t.
the subject has afforded The designing impos
Tor the fi"es 6oId for knayery and desceptinn.
Even where tb, physical properties of a sub.
stance are well understood, phvsicinn can
seldom determine With certainty what its d.
rect eff CT and secondary Consequences vii he
on the living body. The opeostion Of medi.
cine IS very different in one individual from
"ha' II Is IN ano'he aud IL is even quite differ
ent IN ihe same individual NJ different times
me state fthe body is not only different in
olirreni persons. but 1t is pei peinaly VARYING
~ the same person. After millions Of exnsri.
men's, md two thousand years experience, no,
O single sprcIhe or absolute remedy for n dis
ease has been discovered. The application Of
SPECIFIC cures 10 diseases, without respect IA
'he siaie OF the patient, or pecuiariiies OF each
cas'sis IN" essenceof quackery. The whole
system Of curing diseases bv printed directions
without regard to ME causes al SYMPTOMS. the
history OF he case tile state, habit, and consti.
tuition oil the patient, IS gnaokery.---Of the nu.
merous qusck medicines advertised IN the
newspapers, some give reliefin some cases, but
are injurious IN Others some do VERY little
good or harm and some are perncious in
most eases.
About l6years ago, DIR. M'Nevin, Of New
York, obtained from a French chemist, the re
cipe for syrup that waslused in France, and
gave publicity toits composition in medical
journal Mr.. Swain, then book binder, pro.
cured the recipe, changed one OF the ingre
dents, disguised the whole by the addition OF
The o.l OF winter green, aud then set forth the
wonderful properties, Of his vegetable syrup
which he denominated :" SDaim's Panacen. y
| II sometimes cures. and sometimes aeeIaya,es
| the disease for which il is giveo. MIR. Swain
has acquired immense wealth by the sale of his
n osirum.
T" Anderson's Cough Drops we're first pre
pared by Saddler in Connec,icut and cons;s
Of three or four paris balsam OF honey 10 one
part laudannm' disguised, as are most quscl
preparations, WIN tie oil OF winter greco. II,
| gave the name Of Anderson TO his medicine
because Anderson's Pills had obtained a cur
rency.
The extent OF the imposition practsed upor
ne community by quacks, and qiack medi
cines, Is amazing but we ore far from believ
ing that quackeryis confined 10 unlf, ense,
pfsc'uoners' Hamp. Gd..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
MILLER & ROBERTS

IN AVE for sale large aud general assor
LII ment 0, Groceries, and various other ar
tie es amongst which are the following
Best Wrs India Brow and Common Sugar
Loaf and New Orleans Sugars. assorted quail
tiles
Green Coffee, Old Java Coffee
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
Old French Brandy, pure, common +. Bran
DIV
Old Jamaica and New England Rum
Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine
Tallow Candles. q
Sperm Candles 4
Salt Pe,re, Copperas
lndigo, Madder
Pepper, Ginger, Spice
Cotton Sheetng and Shifting
Cotton Yarns, No. to 10
Writing Paper and Letter Paper
Mems coarse and fine Shoes
Fur Hats, Cotton Cards No 10
Blistered, German, and Shear Steel
so sides Sole Leather
10 tons Iron. assorted
100 barrels Nails, assorted sizes
300 sacks Salt, Liverpool
30 900 lbs. Bacon
100 barrels Rock bridge Whisky
so barrels Herriugs.
All the above articles we will sell low 70
cash or merchantable produce
Cash given for Wbiskey, Flour, Bacon, Hem
and Iron.
May %. wtfs2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

a Court of Hastings, held for the cor.
"a poration of Lyuchburg, at the Coust'
house, Oh the 9th day of May, 1929, Thomas
H. Roberts, who sues as we'll on his own be.
hall, as administrator of George Walker Ro-
berts, decd. Pit against Robert L. Parks and
Catherine his wife. David Rodes, Samuel Gar.
land and Maurice II. Garland, Dehs,
The defendants Robert l.. Parks and Cath
crime his wife, who are out Of this county, and
against whom the plaintiffs appear TO have
proceeded IN the mode prescribed by law, a
gainst absent defendants, still failing TO appear
and answer.--On the motion of the plaintiff,
by counsel, the court doth take his bill for con-
fessed, as to these defendants: and the cause
coming on TO be heard on the bill. and answers
OF the other defendants. was argued by ounsel.
On consideration whereof the Court doth ad-
judge, order and ecree, that the plaintiff Tho
mas II. Roberts, do render an account Of his
administration on the estate OF George W. Ro.
berts, dec d before the commissioner Of the
court, who rs directed to examine state and set
tie the same, and make report thereof TO the
court,wh any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, or required by tue pat
ties to be go stated. a copv--Teste.
JAMES BENAGH, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchbarg, 10th June, 1929.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
tnat have appointed Friday the tw enty fourth
day of July next, to commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order of court, on
which day at the hour of nine O'clock in the
morning, they are required to attend at my of
fee, in this town, with their accounts. lvouches
and copies of court papers, prepared for exam
nation and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, C.
Junn % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
POETRY.
SUNSET.

| SUNSET.
| oay se's IN glory. and the glowing air
seems dreaming in delight; peace reigns a
round,
gave where some beetle s,sr,e,h hero nm,
there
From the shut flowers that kiss the dew,
ground;
burning ocean, stretching vast and far
The parting banners ofthe king of light,
"ieams round the temples of each living star
iha' cometh forth in beauty it'll the nigh,
The West seems now like SOME illumined hal,
Where beam a thousand torches in the,,
pride,
As IL to Ugh, the Joyous carnival
Held by tile bright sun aud his dark robed
pride,
Whose cloudy arms are round his bosom pies.
sd,
As with her thousand eyes she woos him to his
rest!
Inscription for Fountain on Heath.
BY coLERpGE.
his Sycamore, off musical with Bees
such tents The Patriarchs lov'd o lone unhsr.
md,
May all its aged boughs DER canopy
The small round Basin, which thi, uttng stone
Keeps pure from falling leaves Long may tn,
Spring
Quietly as sleeping Infants breath.
Send vi cold waters to the Traveller
with sott and even pulse Nor even cease
fon tiny Cone Of sand its soundless danee,
Which at the bottom. like Farys Page.
AS merry and no taller, dances STILL
Nor wrinkles the smooth Surface of the Founi
Here twilight is aud coolness; he,e is Moss,
soft seat, aud deep and ample shade
Thou may'st toll far and find no second tree.
Drihk, Pilgrim, here! Here res, and il III,
heart
Be innocent, here too shalt thou refresh
Thy spirit list'ning to some gentle sound,
Or passing gale, or hum of m ,rmuring bees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
Mr.. Thomas Harrison.

SlR, as you are not an inhsbitant Of the
~ commonwealth of Virginia, | take this
method ofnotfying yon. that shall, OH Satur-
qay the 18th day of July next, at the Tavern of
Dr. James Powell, at Amherst courthouse, pro-
coed to take the dispositions ofsundry witness
ees' to be read in evidence on the trial Of
..oregn attachment in Chancery, now depend.
ing and undetermined in the county Court Of
Neison, on its Chancery side, wherein myself
sno other attaching creditors are plaintiffs, and
'oarself, John Thompson jr. and Others are
Aeiendanta HENRY L. DAVIES.
SaHe w4sv
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TERMS.

G.. 81 ner annum payable IN sdvance.-No sub-
s:g - he received for aless time than sin niouihs
viii he discontinued Out at tho discretion
% .sa NJ Ts,sor., until all srrearsges are paid
" Advertisements will be inserted s ~ PEI
silsle ", Those from distanc. must be paid for
s -, their Insertion, the payment assumed BY
pine responsible person in Lynchburg. -.
~ cbancery Orders not sxccedine two sqasressre IN
ssrted for six dollars
.u,.,,e,. addressed to the Editors must BIO post
- q, thov will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

Anafic Animais.--We have before neglected
TO mention the circumstance, that Capt. Rear.
ney, Of tho Navy. who has recently returned Ia
Unted States IN the brig PaciGr, ut thi,
Iport, from Port Mahoo, brought with him TIVE
Jacks, four Jenniss a 1hbei Ram. and Tur
ash Horse--ihe latter mos, beautiful groy
rom The mountains, nbout 100 miles east OF
smyrna is small but very perfectly formed
can climb like goat, aud Is rem rkahls docile
! he Ram, which is on the farm OF Robert Oil
yer, Esq, is OF the spec''s celebrated for its We
y broad tail, and for The deli, nus flavor Of, the
mutton. One of the Jennies is three year.
Old, and only about 80 inches high, bur pro
port'onably formed aod is truly an interesting
an'nal--unnsually so, probably. when con
irasied with one along side Of II which is onl,
three months old AID as large again. The o.
Their Jennies and Jacks are Of nearly the usua
SIZE, and property proporiianed and with th'
turkish Horse, are in the stables attached I,
the Fountain Inn, in Light street
Bali. Chron.
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EXCH ANGE.

DRAFTS-on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
i,more, Washington City, Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale at small premium,
andfn sums to suit purchasers. at the lottery
and exchange office Of B. w. HEWSON,
Successor to S. & NJ, Allen & Co.
Lynchburg.
Feb. Q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
fiOElNG.

ne Pnus 10 DE HhsWtFeU ny HUtlnB are
chiefly these: ]. To destroy weeds which
are always ready TO spring up in every soil
and which would rob the cultivated plants OF
most of their food. Scraping the surface, il il
be done frequently, may answer this purpose
but TO destroy the roots Of weeds deeper hoeing
is necessary.
2. TO keep the soil from becoming too com
pact which prevents the roots fIom extending
themselves freely in search of their food; al
the same time keeping up fermentation, by
which the vegetable food is concocted, and
brought into contact with the roots. For this
purpose the deeper land is hoed the better.
Bun hoeing should cease or be only superficial
when the roots are so far extended as TO be
much injured by the hoe. They will bear a
little cutting without injury. For where a
root ia cut of, several new branches will come
up in its place, q
8. To render the soil more open and porous
so that ii shall greedily drink in the nightly
dews, and that rain may not run off but readi-
ly soak in as il falls, and be retained. Accord
ingly the more aud oltener land is hoed, the
more its plants are nonrisbed.
4. Another design of hoeing, and which has
not been enough attended TO, is to nourish
plants by drawing fresh soil near TO them, the
efluv urn OF " hich enters their pores, and in
creases their growth. AT the same time the
earthing ofplants makes them stand more firm
ly, increases their pasture in the spots where
the roots most abound and prevents the dry
ing Of the earth down to the roots DIANE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

A,olher writer says Thin out and earth UP
all Your plants remember that frequent hoe
ing Is both ram aud manure 10 your vegetables
In dry weather"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
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Fen THE prRGisIAN

FoR THE fIROiaIAN.
Agreeable 10 notice, sundry citizens met, o,
the 9th day Of June, 1929, at the Buffalo.
Springs. IN the county Of Amherst, for the nur.
pose of embodying themselves INTO a Society
the object of which should be TO hill such AMI.
mails as are destructive 10 the iahors and sus.
tenance OF man, and 10 the receiving and read.
ing agricultural Essays.
The meeting having been addressed on thr
occasion. nearly every one present catered hi,
name as members.
They then proceeded 10 the consideration of
name for the Society, when, upon a sugges
ton that The attention of the Society woulf
sometimes be turned toward politics, il was dc :
teImlned that the Society should be styled the
amherst Triune Society.
They next proceeded to enact sun,lry law,
for the government oftbe Society, amounting,
lnnumber to %; which, beng lengthy, are here
only COPIED, SO far as relates 10 what shall be
the scalp, and the count OF the different scalps.
The ears oftbe four footed animals, and the
upper chap of birds. shall be the scalp.
The scalp ola Wolf or Panther shall count 80
Bear Wild CAT, Red Fox Is
Grey Fox, Mink, &c. &c. 10
Hawks, Owls and Grows 8
Squirrels, Ha, Hare, &c. &c. 3
Mouse. Wood PeckeIs. DC. &c. /
Each member contributes certain sum To
the Society at each meeting, and The purse is
distributed amongst the most industrious scalp
ers, and the hes, Essays, on proposed agricul.
tural subjects.
The members then proceeded TO the appoint.
ment of then Officers for the year, and adjourn
ed
The number ofmembers Of this Society is at
present about 90, and will shortly be at least
100.
II is expected that some of the members oil
the Society will, in months, take nj least 1000
scaps indeed, If one were TO make scalping
his only business, he could, in SIX months, take
4 or 5000.
fsuch Societies were common, those pestif.
erous animals would, at no disan, period, be-
come extinct, or so nearly so, that they would
no longer be considered pests.
II would be well for all Agricultural Socie-
ties to combine Herewith scslping. by Industry,
in which they would do more service than by
publishing all the essays possible. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

~''SJ ~'"N'Ne, "'s s'bsl tnein are the fol
owing:
Bead Riticules ]srec;an I,ou;a Po,c.
ohk DO pomainms. great vsrie
beaa rutses ~, IN pots aud rolls
DIX 90 hszors, old English
Guard Chains great ra3 200 Pudars
nsiy Do 6 blades 10 i nan.
Musical Work Boxes die
(snper6) Jewellers Brushes
Do. Snuff Boxes do Nail do
Alabaster Ornaments Pearl Counters for
Do. Inkstands whist. curious kinds
Pistols, double barrel English Dice, beautiful
DO. single do Ivory, Tor Miniatures
DO. Percussion Locks 'ClrRON sup. quality
Do. with Bayonets very cheap
Cologne Water, great Crava, S,ianers or pad
rarity Otto or Oil Rose, eenu
Enrique Oil do do me
Absences, great rurietgl0l Cymeni
Odors do dolOl Rhodi
suissors( superior great Watch Ribbons
variety Belt do
Pen Knives, (Roger's) Percussion Cap,
real, great pGrtety Plain and Cut Glass
Pocket do do do do Smelling vials, grea,
Chess Men variety
Do. Boards Necklaces
Draft or Checker Ladies Oycrshoes. very
Boards rood
5egar Boxes, great "a Canes
rtety Fishing Canes
Ink Stand do do Sword Canes
Lotos or Keno Riding Whips, variety
Dominos Fancy States
Hunters Bottles, rari- Fancy Glass Pictures,
Gus sizes small
Leather do do do Cologne for Ladies Toi-
Riticule Clasps leites, beautiful
Purse do Tobacco boxes
Salad Spoons Il Forks Powder Puas, several
Mustard Spoons kinds
Spirit Il Acid Proyers Fanoy Soaps, grea,vi
Snuf Boxes, great edrt' rieIy
ETY. Gen'lemen's dressing
Magic Lanterns assor. Boxes. beautiful
ted sines Night Tapers
Lavender and O. Pint Cushions
range Flower waters Thermometers, grea
rery sup. variety
Dirks, &c. &c. DC. &t
Vinegar of Rouge
Together with great variety Of other articles
not herein mentioned, My stock of Medicine
sc. now on hand, is the largest in the State, s.
the variety better than any house in the Union
All the articles are offered at the very loves
prices, BOWEL DAVIES.
June lS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
PARIS s LONDON
| TANgT GOODS

u = L opening, superb assortmentoi
y Fancy articles, smongst them are the fol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

Cows should always be treated with great
gentleness, and sooihed by mild usage. espc,
cially when young and i,cklish. or when the
ndders are tender, IN which case they ought "a
be iomented with warm water before milking
and touched with gen,leness; otherwise the
COW VIII be IN danger Of contracting bad hab
u.s. become stubborn and unruly. and retaining
h"r milk ever after COW never gives DOVE
ner mix pleasantly TO the person she breads OF
dslikes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

AT Nashr'ile, on The occasion Of a Pubic Din
ner giren 10 h.m by the eitue,s Of thai place on
he I'd If June 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

Best Method for raising .Rddishss.--Meu oil
DOR garden grounds are too rich for he radsh ;
and but few gardens arc found thai do not con.
tam more OF less of the wirs ieorm. The ra.
ash "a our iasoriie. Hence we are induced 10
make experiments until we have raised them ut
lees' sem'transpereni, and ~ brittle as glass.
our me'hod Is, merely TO mir two parts of sand
WIN one part OF common garden esr,h, and
add small quantity of stable manure or.
earth Of eiayey nature is preferable to the
garden eanh. Since adopting the above meth,
cd we have not failed in a single INSTANCE of
'aising an abundance OF smooth, clear, and
hne havorqu radi'hes. bingham Gar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

Recipe for Ice Cream. Three quarters of a
pound Of loaf sugar. one quar-, of cream. the
whites OF three eggs well beat up-mix ,oge,h.
er and simmer il on the FIRE ill il nearly boils,
then take i OF aud strain il, and when cold pu,
!, into the mould aud churn il until il freezes.
Scrape II from the sides OF The mould occasion
ally during the freezing process, and beat II
up Wen with the ice cream stick, Flavor il
Win lemon, rose. venelli, strawberries, choco
ate, &c, rs you like it--New milk is nearly ~
good as cream, and skinned milk will do
but for the latter add The whites Of two or
hree additional egg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
Grand Solar bIieroseope.
yFyHE rubl'r arc respectfully iuf,rmed Tho

ME public arc respectfully informed tho Prnpri-
igihie room in the Museum of the CITY ri.,,ori;. mr.
cured as the S,ntuary Room,N and which is now IL
req up nor the purpose 'f better displaying The Gu,
rnagniiying nnrsr> at tho astnnsi., iustrrirSeai
M room WI! r. opon for yistcrs on 4. VI. to
80 III. ereJy ffir TIN. -
ms surprising instrurcn, discovers - Wow the
i'o5t minute bodies IN the animal, vegetable and min
eIeI parts Of oreafi"n, rnaeniiyng thn. moro HIN
times; The apparent dust on iigs or cheese
which living atitnacula i SCARCELY Dcrcer,ihe .,
Tie naked eye, is maonfed to the enormous size OF
Fcii TO feet, and in actual motion, fighting and
con'endnn in The most spirited Inarner. Many other
"o'ecs are prepared and will be exhibited. The IN
crossing process Of ch'yAi1S0fion is shuwn IN most
re plen'cn' and magnificent colours.--lt needs but
10 ne seen to be most admired Il being i:nurssib 10
give an aeequat" description % its briiiiancv.
IL Abundance 30 cents, children half price.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

10, ie" DAY ). drsetiy op; site to Inc
~. -ae.e .i,iei si,. cal.ii' nols1 OF .Aia.,,a
and ono also of Ref 5actei, iilc Indian e,,ief j.,
warriors dress Ten smqP fin leryih Portraits 81 IF
Tic Unrnebogo Chigs in full dress, and -,
amusing pictures. '"' vi"
most perfect idea ~ the whole cataract md is az
lclnins scenery, that has yet been exhibited 70
the world. Persons wishing 10 avail tIienselve. ~
inc opportunity are Advised 10 DO it soon as , eyb;
oi'Ion viii last but for few day.--Admsion 20 re
MI CRtlin's Painting Rooms for PoSttei,s oni
Miniatures, nt Mrs. Durair 90, >,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

itUAT OF HICIf.IOND.
ARRIvEly


s,chr James, -. from Norfolk
Schr Bait'c. Pike, from Newburypor, with sun.
ores. Ia Devenpott. Allen e. Co =
Srbr Virgins, Chambers from Pbil.da,,t;, ,v;,t
S,ndres To Laneaeter y Denby Triplett tS Johnston
u r,'yi'u,J a d Myers, Sarvay. J HaIIowclI. T.
Webb q Co WORKMAN g. M Gruter, Il Richie.
Collins 81 Co, s d X Andrew b r HilInrd. Parker
Sweeny. Cullen Works, w Al Swoopc Ro-
eerS q HARRISON, G OlphIn, w Hardy, X Brock
" Waiisce, Levy, Boiling, G f THIN, u Me-
Donald: j ii BiaInire. w Iiardie II Nash w n
Ions j. ~ Br"nc5, ) Van Lew a. Co. Il Stonurd. p
HHnci, trump G Lieon Cook d Ryan. ] Robin
snn r Gordon. J ~ 3 Cosby &, Co. i M K,ldre {,
VI Mitchell J Winston Evans, Otis Dunlop Is Co,
X johnston {: Son ID Burr, Finders IL L ". s,-s,
SSo"p cierub, Burke, FROM Washington City, with
ballast
SAILED
Big isicy, Mitchell, for New York.
Schrs Independence, Cfcietr on and Milo. Davis.
.or Baltimore.
An al Liverpool, 25ih sept Anacreon Ienox Virginia
SaIsd. 2S,i. Norfolk. Tor Norl.4k
NEW YORK, OcI j0-ATrd, schr Juliet IJoves I'm Prb.
'Don9 bound 'o ijnson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
"a one o'clock TO.DAY

Tue drawing OF the Delaware aud .Santl, c.-.l.-
na Lottr Class No. 10, VIII be receiv, d at Biz
GER -i'riSe Office. ~
Capitals, $1,000 1866 Q of 81 oeo, Of 5000. G OF
$500 Ia of $3.50, 10 of Siso, 20 of $500 Sc
Tickets s., Halves /, Quarters so cents
W In previous class of this Lottery Bigger sol
and paid al sight, to Mr. Clark al Bacon Quarter
Branch, No. %, 30, 38, tic highest Capital OF ,oup
aud he tnly expects to sell, and pay tie hiriest
Capt ii ia iihs Glass.
ffIes VIII always be paid, Will the suna rroinp-
ness a. No. %, - A. the q and Cao Il of I 10 oro
wIllc' was sold and paid sight by the e,,r fotu
nate PRIZE selling THOS. D. BIGGER.
nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

VTRGIN:':At rules holden in the clerks office of
the superior court Of chnnCery for rho Richmond
district, the 3rd day Of August, 1920 Joseph Sic-
phOns. and Mary his wife, Frederick Wohcy. and
Eliza his wife, Nancy Hackney. and Jane - Hack.
ncy, pts. against John Napier and Moses e.. Napior,
adin'ors Of John Napier. decd. William Fitzpatrck
and Dolly his wife. Benjamin Williamson, John VIII
hanson, John j.. Fitzpatrick, Frances h. Fitzpatrick,
Polly &. Fitzpatrick, and Jnr. N. Fitzpatrick dts.
The defendants William Fitzpatrick, and Dolly
his wife, Benjamin Williamson, John Williamson,
John H. Fitzpatrick Francis T.. Fitzpatrick Polly
G. Fitzpatrick, and John N. Fitzpatrick not having
entered their appearance and gwen security according
To The act Of Assembly md the rules OF this court,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that thy
not nhabauts of this country; II is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here the first day Of
next January term, and answer the bills Of the plain
ts and that copy of this order bc forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond
for tVo months successvcy and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the 50 ia city.
rs Acopy. Tcac, WIN. G. PENptEroN. c. c.
VTIrGiiG ~ uics holden The clcrks Office OF the suref5
August, 1879 Edward Palmer aud Thomas ialmcr
% ttddng under tc firm OF r. a. r. H. Palm.
vr, pits against Alexander AiiIr aud Thomas Finley,
residents aud merchants and partners trading under the FIRM Of
Mllar s. Finley, Mycr Myers, aud L. Il. Mister DIS
Tire defendants Alexander Miar and Thomas Finley aud
T. Mister, having entered heir appearance aud gwen
security according the Of assembly and the rules 81 this
cour and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants Of this ordered, Nat the said deien-
dan do appear here the first day o the January term,
or forthwith inserted IN newspaper published IN the city Of
kchuond for months successfully, aud posted tie front
uoor ui The capitol ia the said city.
= Ac?. Tess. VS g. gapayI u, &C