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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
NEW YORK JULY 27.

from communicative packet Drlg
MUntilla, Captain Becllman, which ar-
rived yesterday, sailed from Carthage
ma on the 4th ult. We learn from Cap
tain B. that BOLIVAR arrived at that
place few days previously ,accompan-
led by many general officers and other
friends. 1t was understood that ii was
his intcution to have embarked in the
British packet for jamaica, and Eng
land, but that plan had been abandon
ed, and it was now uncertain whether
he would leave the country.
On Bolivar's arrival at Carthagena,
it is stated that all the principal mer-
chants of that place called on him in
n body, requesting that he would not
desert them or leave the country.-The
next day all the ladies of Carthagcna
waited on him with the same request.
The provinces of Guayaquill and
Panama had given him information
that if he left the country, they should
Immediately separate from the Repub-
lie of Colambia, and form independent
Governments.
Private letters from Bogota, of June
2lst, say that Gen. Sucre had been
murdered on the road to Quito, when
travelling with single servant. There
was a report that the pcrpetrator OF
this crime was man whose father had
been shot by order of Gen. Sucre.
Mr.. Mosqura had commenced his
functions rs provisional President o.
the Republic. The course he pursucc
gave general satisfaction, being modcr
ate and wise, and recommending obliv
ion. A new election for the Chic
Magistracy of the country is to take
place on the Cd of Feb. 1881.
: By official communications from 30
gotta up to the l4th of June lit is know
that the Departments Of Cundinaman
ca, ,Cauca, Magdalena and Boyaca hay
acknowledged the new constitution G
: Colombia: and the government enter
!, tains every hope that those ofthe sout
and the north of the Republic, will d
the same.
The President was received at BE-
gotta .amidst the most enthusiastic o'
). Carnations and demonstrations OF 20.
The chimera of erecting FcneZula int
- n nation, is not dreamed of by any pc
y son of sense in Venezuela itself Their
: are persons interested in maintainin
g the disorder, but the news from Vcn'
zuela, via Carthagena, is calculated
impress us with the idea that the sens
of the nation will prevail, aud that Il
twelve Departments will re-unite, an
r. abhor the bad example of rcnding I'll
Union, after the solemn compact ente
al ed into by the fundamental law ofCo
sc ombia. The pretext of the plan of
y monarchy cannot any longer count
he nance the separation of Venezuela n
r the resistance to constitution said
I'd be more republican and democrat
than the constitution Of the Unit'
It. States.
IL Capt. Sillimau, l3 days from Qua
IN aloupe, informs that ship had just q
IL rived there whichlcft Havre on the ID
in June. The master stated, that tel
nd praphic communication was receiv
it. the day he sailed, that the French c
he pedition had succeeded in landing |.
I'd 600 men little to the Northward
an Alpiers. Mcr. Adv. Of Tuesday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29

On the 10th inst. man named Jo-
seph Tapin, aged ose hundred and frt
years, died at Quebec.
Mr.. Thomas Simms, Of New York, has
invented Satin Beaver Hats-napt with
silk ON fur bodles-ior summer,wear. They
are said to be very beautiful.
A man was lately arrested in Newton
N. J. having horse worth $1,000, supposed
to be stolen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
From tho New. Bedford Courier, Of Tuesday
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. On Sunday

From tho New. Bedford Courier, Of Tuesday.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. On Sunday
last about II o'clock, while the several re.
lgious societies were assembled IN their re-
spective places Of worship, an alarm of fre
was sounded, which proved to bo in the
dwelling house ofWm. II. Allen, on Scv
enth. street. The flames increased with
such rupidity, that when the congregation
from the Friends meeting house, which
was nearest the FIRE, had reached the spot,
there appeared no prospect Of rescung the
building from destruction, and their whole
efforts we're directed 10 save as much OF ITS
furniture as might be practicable: The
weather was extremely warm and dry, the
q ind blew from the westward, and IN
few minutes the scene was truly appalling
The falling einders had kindlcd second
FIRE in the lumber yard Of Dudley Daven
!. mort. between Fourth and fifth. streets
which ,hreatene to prove equally desttuc
tive with the fret, and shortly after ,hirt
apneared in The boa,.builiers shop OF Je
,hro Coesn. q, the distance ofat lessi three
:, eiqh,hs Of mile from the place Shere
llirs, begun. Three distinct and da7gfr
: ous fiss sers thus raging al Ihe same INC
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29

The unusual heat of the last week
he's driven to our town an unusually
large number of strangers, who have
visited US for the purpose of enjoying
the benefits of our salubrious climate,
ocean breezes, and availing themselves
Of the ocean water. Among others
we are pleased to mention Mr.. BLANK
HEAD and lady, the British Secretary
Legation. The Right Hon. CHARLES
b. VAUGHAN, Minister Plenipotentiary,
is daily expected. Natives and for.
eigners are united i'm the belief, that a1
this season Of the year Newport pre-
scnts advantages which do not belong
70 any other town in the Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
BRIGHTON MAnKET--sonaav .rulv .,

bElGHTON MAUKET--.Ionday Julp &c,
(Reported for the Chronicle and Patriot.)
AT Market this day, f99 Beef Cattle, lin.
GLIDING % unsold last wesk,) all sold. a cir.
cnmstance which has not happened for or s
weeks past, 2660 Sheep and 8 Cows and
Calves.
Prices--Be.f Cattie--A little better than
last week;--partcular good Cattle st 3 rs a
IFS.
Sheep and Lambs Sales brisk lots were
taken At 374 a 200--some wethors wore ai
market and sold, price not notice..
Goes and Calpes-Fow sales only al 90 a
%.
S.oine None at market.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
Boarding.
uISS ELIZABETH PERRY

MIsS ELILABETH PEKKf'
AVA having enlarged her spacious g.
convenient house, can accommodate n
few more stendy or transient boardcrs.
Being pleasantly situated on the par
ade, opposite the Mall, she confidently
sts,tbat satisfaction will be afforded
to all those who may favor her with their
company. July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29

On Monday evening last the cabin
ofthe sloop Telegraph, of Maine, was
entered, through the cabin window, &
a portable writing desk, belonging to
the Captain, forced open, from which
was taken one thousand and twenty
FIVE dollars, his property, the proceeds
ef a cargo of lumber, lately sold. AS
ye, no information has been had of the
thief.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29

A black man by the name of Bristol
Gardner, Of North Kingston, died at
jamestown on Wednesday last, from
exhaustion by heat and drinking cold
water. He was i'm the service of Mr..
John Weedeu, and aged about GO
years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
ICE CREAM,

WIN. s. vOSE, has just fitted q rsom
w for the ACCOMMODATION OF Ladies
and Gen,lencr, and where they can be
furnished with Ice Cream on evory day
IN the week from 2 O'Clock until 10 ~ the
evening,
June I'D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
THEATRE.
MIR. BOUTELLE'S BENEFIT.
MISS EMERY as LUCY.

I'd night Of the grand Incarnation
scene of Der Freyschutz.
Friday Evening July Both, will be
performed the grand Mclo Drama of
AMBROSE GWINETT,
Or, A SEA SIDE STORY.
After which Messrs Lansing and
Willis will sing the comic duott of the
Rival Beauties"
The whole to conclude with the Pan
tomine Of
DON JUAN.
For particulars characters &c. sec
small bills ofthe day..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29

In Haverhill Mass. Mr.. john X. WooLman,
10 Miss Adeline b. Chase. Major David Wells
a veteran of tho Revolution, agod 81, TO Mrs
Rhoda Kimball, aged rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29

CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD
- Lottery no Is; draws Friday jus
ly 10. Highest prize S5000--Tickets
: parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no,
3 eXtru;-dfaws Monday August o.
Highest prize $40, I0,000-1'ickets 4 parts
IN proportion.
CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD
LOTTERY no. 30; draws Wednesday
August 4. Highest prize l0,0OO-~SO
prizes Of Sl000-Tickets 10 parts in
proportion.
DRtwN NUMBERS.
OfConnecticut Lottery no. SIS IL
% 81 % 50 10 4S Is. OF Rhode
Island Lottery no. I'LL 10 80 "a 30
lO-Of Maine State Lottery no. I9--
AZ f2 l2 4 "a 5S l5 IL I6.
MORE PRIZES. Combination 3 30
45 Maine State no. IL, sold in package Of
! quarters $1,000
Grand Consol. Lott. Con. NO. S>Combi-
nation ~ 81 ~ camo tiph prize of 200,
/ and was sold in whole ticket.
Besides very handsome lot Of & 200, 90,
80. in the above aud other lotteries drawn
! since.
ANOTHER PRIzE-Combination Ii
10 rs prize 800 in Maine State Lot.
no. 10; sold in awhole ticket to gem
tlemm in this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
COAL.

r ,ACKAWANA COAL, ofthc first
Equality, for sale on Bulls Wharf,
at $3.50 per ton, delivered in any part
of the town.--In lots to suit purchasers.
BY VIM. 81 J. VARS.
Newport, July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
Laurent F. Nicklye,

V,yosMs his friends and the public, That
j. be has taken the Store in Broad street.
opposite mr. Joseph Pish's Boarding house.
where he will koop on hand GROCERIES
OF all kinds.
FURNITURE repaired, and attention
paid TO grinding scissors, &c. All favors
thankfully received. Newport, July H.
NOTICE.-W Whereas my wife Eliza has
~ left my bed and board-I do forbid all
persons harboring or trusting her on my nc
couut,ss I.wiil not pay any debts her con-
tracing af,or this date.
BENJAMIN PECKHAM.
Little Compton, July 5th, 1890.
puiy ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
w anted.

\ NY person having good second hand
~ horsccat to dispose of, may hsar Of
a purchaser by applying to
ROBERT GIFFORD.
JULY 90. Bdnister's Wharf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
HORSE & CHASE AT AUCTION,

- 'tO'eSf' W WOHhHfCE n AUOIIONt
On Saturday neft iSiH Be sold al padhs
AUCTION at III o'clock A. M at Market
Square,
A valuable family horse q years old
Also, good Chaise a. Harness,
Conditions at sale. Nj. HALL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
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ment, each ofwhich seemed Of itsslf 10 fa.
qure the undivided attention OF the whole
ire department. s.N
After about two hours of severe and well
directed exertions. our 6remen and citizens
succeeded in mastering the devouring ele-
ment, but not till il had consumed the dwell.
ing house OF mr.. Allen, in which II origi-
mated, the adjoining dwelling house OF his
brother Gideon Allen, with oil the out
buildings connected with them. Ubersa.
tory was several Times on IRE from these
buildings, bu, by great exertions was sased
from destruction. The large carpenters
shop with the stock and tools, and exten.
tensive lumber yard Of mr.. Davenport, were
also wholly destroyed, together with a.
bout 400 bbls of whale oil which was stored
in the shop cellar, belonging to Abraham
Barker, ESQ. Several buildings contigu.
Gus to the lumber-yard were also on FIRE,
and some OF these very narrowly escaped
destruction. Mr.. Coffin's shop, with his
stock and tools, were likewise totally de.
stroyed. We have since learned that the
! fire kindled in not less than forty or fifty
different places from the falling Of the
burning cinders, und that the continued
application Of wet blankets and the pour.
| ing Of water on the roofs WAS barely sutiic-
! lent 10 preserve many more buildings from
sharing in the conAagrstion. Indeed there
was for more than an hour the strongest
reasons for experimenting that large por
tion ofour thriving town would fall prey
10 the flames. '",-~"'
From the best estimate we have becu
BILE to make, we should think tho damag,
sustained cannot be less than 100000, o
which about one half has fallen upon mr
Davenport, who is an en.erprizing and skill
tu mechanic, and as q valuable and re
spccted citizen stands among tho foremos
in this community. The Messrs. Aliens
as well as mr. Davenport. weie PARTIAL,
insured--the latter however for an amour
less than one third of the injury he has sos
tanned. The oil belonging to mr.. Barkc
was also insured, but not for its full value
Mr. Coitn's loss is estimated at s2OO0, o
which there was no insurance.. The Who'll
insurance. it is believed, will fall consider
ably short Of one half the loss which ha
been sustained. ....
The fire is supposed to have originate
by hid from neghboring house drop
ping fire in the yard ofBir. Aliens house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
Administrators Sale.

Am Inc 18Th of September nett will sell
" by way ofpublic auction, at the late resi-
deuce of n,Illam l.. Csbel, deed. the house
hold and kitchen furniture, belonging 10 the
estate the said deceased. Many of the arts
ces are new and valuable. Two or three good
horsrs wI be sold al the same place and time.
Terms made kuoan on the day oil sale,
WM. DANIEL, Jr. Admr. OF the
estate ofWm. l.. Cabeil. during
the minority Of Eliza b Cabeli.
Exeeuirir.
y. b. All persons having claims against the
estate are reqnesled 10 present tnem properly
autheniiCated-and those who a re indpbled TO it
will be pleased 10 come forward and make pay.
ment. w. ID.
Aug. Is wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

FEliE Subscriber bhs determined 10 reduce
IL his Stage fare 10 50 90, from this 10
ChafloHetyille.--fh,s will cause a reduction
IN the price 10 Washington. The subscriber
has heard a rumour that his line is the most
expensive one from this place TO the North
Tie does no, profess 10 know the expenses by
oihe routes, 10 the Northern Cities hut he sub
jams naiemsni Of he expenses on his own.
upon which The public may confidently rely.
Fare To Washington Guy Sl3 90
Fare thence 10 Baltimore 2 90
Ehpeose from Lynehbnrg 10 Baltimore 90
In addition 10 The obvious economy of this
route. the traveller by il. resches Baltimore
one business day earlier, than by any other
top'e-except when he leaves this place on
Sunday.
In that event an additional day IL consumed
N The TIP; the resi- day intervening but the
traveller Is compensated for this Inconvenience,
ny The enjoyment of more rest a. full oDser-
vance OF an interesting and imposing country.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Lynchburg. Aug. 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

ETIh6lSlA At rules holden IN the clerks Office or
" the superior Court ofChancery for the Lynchbur,
District, the I'd day Of august ir;,0. " illiam Chit
ton, Sen Pl'f against Stephen Chiffon Joseph Chiffon
Richard Chiffon, Harrison Chiffon, Kawley Chiffon
Lhlabelh Allen, Fred erck kabler, Thadeus Kaber
Nicholas kaber, Jonathan Bishop aod Ann his wife
John Poindexer and Judy his wife, Defs.
The defendants Stephen Chiffon and Joseph Chiffon
not having entered their appearance and given secur
according 10 the act Assembly the rules oftbjs
happening by satisfactory evidence that they are no,
inhabitants OF tins country 1t ordered that the said el
dans doapper here on the 10th day the next term ana
ans. 81 e oli OF e palntli and that copy this
der he torth~ thnsered in some new spaper printed
IN the town OF Lynchburg for two months successive
", aud posted al the front door the court house IN
The sad town. Acopy-Teste.
ID. ROBES, D. Clerk
aug IL WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

NNrlRGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court Of Cbancery for the Lynohbug
District, the 9Th day Of June 1880 Nancy Shields, Plt
against Jane Lively widow and relict Of james Lively
dec. James H. Lively, Philip Lively, Mathew Li'eV
aud WIN. Mcdaniel Defts.
The defendant Mathew Lively. not having enter,
eu ms appearance given security according the at
Assembly and the rules of this court and il appeangW
satisfactory evidence that he is not an habant of hp
country it is ordered that the said defendant do appe
mere on the hrst day of the term, and dnsMef"
Oil oil the pianfand that copy of this order be ofp
win inserted III some newspaper printed i'll the tow
OF Lynchburg, for two months successfully and posD
al the trout door the courthouse in the said to"p
Copy-Teste, j. WILLS, {. &
July WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

S0IRGlNIAAt rules holden in the clerks Office Off
Superior Court of Chaucery for the Lynchbur
District the 9Th day Of June, 1880. Edmund HerudOn,
surviving eAor. cfDavid Terrell, dee. Pitt. against
Daniel Sullivan, admir-. de bouts non of Thomas Bar.
nett dec. aud in his own right and Sally his vie,
Joseph Barnett aud Fanny Barnett, Defts
Inc defendant Fanny Barnett, DOT having enterst
her appearance gwen security according the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that she is not an inhahat
oiths country II ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
s"er the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of tins
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper prntet
III thc Town OF lynchbnrg for two months suecessiVe
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse ts
said town. copy. Tese,
JWILLS, &C
July 8 win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Rules holden in the Clerks office Of
the superior Court Of Chancery for the Lyuchburg
District the 1th day oiJune, 1880 Frances Harrison
aud Madison Harrison, by Thomas J. Crawford and
Peter A. Sailing, his guardians and next friends phG
against Richard n. Eubank. DAVID $. Garland WHAT
HARRISON aud benjamin Taiaferro, Sheriff of Amherst,
ana as suc1 admr; OF Preston IT, Garland. dec. Dets
The defendant Whit Harrison not HAVING Lis
appearance and gwen security according to the
emby and the rules of this court and it appearing by
satisfactory eVldencethathe is not mhabitut oibis
country IL Is ordered that the said defendant do oppeaY
here on the trsday Of the term and answer the
bill sfthe plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be-
some newspaper printed in III, town
the front door of the courthouse IN said town.
hCopy-Iestoi J. WILLS, &C
July o WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

VFlHiNiA At rules holden in the Clerks Once of
me superior court of Chancery, for the Lyncbburr
District, the I'd day ofAugust, 1880.
;, William w Peyton admir-. de honis non of Edward
henrV' Gee d. Plaintiff, ag ainst Doroihea Winston rva
cutrN OF Patrick Henry, decd Edmund Winston exo
=, tGiuuu winston decd Christopher Hunt ex-
seutor OF Fayette Henry, decd Alexander S, Uenrv
Nathaniel w. Henry, L. W Henry John Henry Sarah
D. scott George d Winston and Dorothea his wifr
Defendants. ~ i'oh'S'
r, me defendants Christopher Hunt and Nathaniel w.
hehry not having entered their appearance and piyen
aeeOfuing TO the act OF Assembly aud the rules
OF TINS court aud appearing by satisfactory eyidcn
'ney are not inhabitants OF this country Ii is order
Inc SAID defendants do apper here on the tenth
bulls of the Plaintiff and that copy of this orda no
oa'h"ith inserted IN some newspaper printed in the
lo"h OF Lynchburg, for two months successfully and
"' INC Ifon' door OF the courthouse, in tho said
TOWN. Copy Tesn,
Aug . 't'-A-"'. -, y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Wih6lNlA,to Git AT the Rules ho5d,n IA Al.
ts.hs once OF the county court of Badfard -
M, pr, Monday 10 June, 1890 Frederick Annsnsa5
n III. against John Markle, William Marhe, AlersNt
Igrton and Adaline hrs wife formerly Adalin. 49,
1us'es hafke aud John Marke, jr. (Which sad Cb,i
% syiih are The infant children of Charles Markle d.
eeaseH') aud William carsoD admir-. with the " 80
Chancery. e's' III
ne 9sienhants John Msrkle, William Msrkle. Ale,
amer nnftoh' Charles markle. John MarhI. r. ara
" am ,arson' admir- with the will annexed Of Ch,rIe
arhle' sen ueeeased not having entered their appear
see anu gwen sseufny according the act of Assembly
an he tu'as OF lls court and appearing by satisa
tory evidence thhtihey inahitants Of this co
mon"eaih. on the motion Of the Plaintiff by counsel
Is ordered ,at the said defendants do appea, ber,
on nohoay ~ August and he bill
ofthe plaintiff; and that copy ofthis order se for,h
"Hh inserted IN the Lynehbure Virgiusn for ,omontb.
ahd posted 1t The front door of the court
house Tor two successive court DAYS. ~
Aeopy-feste, Il. {. MITcHELL,C enc,
""''' - ~2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
NEW ARRIVALS.

TtlflE Subscriber has jusi received few
- dress patterns Of Adrnnople, tie most
beautiful AID fashionable Goods for Ladies
dresses. which be has ever offered TO The pub.
lie.
Al additional supply Of Gauze Handkerchief,
Bell Ribbons blue, pink aud green LasiIng
IibbUas,
White Snuips, 4 / 4 Bobipet Laces, nnd
eill ~ very lew days receive new supply
OF Calieoes. Insh Linens, Lawns, and very
large stock Domesiics Spun ,o'ton, Groceries,
DC. ~. all Of which will be sold al nneUm.
monty low prices for cash ouly.
HENRY ALLISON.
lois % iffe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

YEyHE Races will commence at Liberty,
Bedford Courthouse, on Tuesday, 2lst
September. The firS, day, mile heats for 5000,
entrance $l5-secoad day, mis heats for the
balance OF the Jockey Club purse, say $500,
entrance S25--thrd day, for the propretor's
purse, entrance $lO--he fourth day, sweep
stake, mile heats, entrance $s25. On the same
day match race will be run, the entrance of
each day to 60 with the purse. The cash for
every day Will be paid by the proprietor, and
free for any horse, mare or aeld,ng, and gov
erned by the rules and regulations of the Ne"
Market Jockey Club. The tract will be in fine
order. The proprietor will be prepared To &C
com modate as far as DO race horses with good
stables and every thing necessary. This will
be the first race in the State, aud intended to
invite the fiae race horses from the low coun-
try. A number OF horses expected and hne sport
WIN. TERRY, Proprietor
OF the Liberty Race Course.
July Is lf4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

NfIRGINIA-At rules holden IN the clerks olce ~
y the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lynch.
burg District. the 7th day of June, 1890. David s
Garland, Pitt against VIM. Mckee, Edwin NJ
Grcenway aud Elias Ogden, Defts.
The defendants VIM Mckee Edward Nj. Greepwsv
not having entered their appearance given security
according the of Assembly aud the rules of TIN,
court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence than
,hey not inhabitants of this country 1t is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the first ay
ofthe next term aud the bill of the plaiuii6
sud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted m
some newspaper printed in tho townof Lynchburg
for two months succesively, and posted the trout
door of the conrthous" in the said town.
ACopy-TcSle, J. WILLS, c. C.
July vsw