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the Legislature. lrepea, IL. there i.
only resviis Cf legislation, which car
perceive, is 10 put little money into
The poo kets Of those Who arc Delegated
here.
The judiciary bill will come up or
Monday, and will, ! hope. be disposed
Of during the week. Then, after the
appointment Of the Judges. the labors
Ut this body wilt probably soon elo,e
FROM the Wing.
The resolutions reported by the com
inittre Sn Revolutionary claims,
That in the opinion of this committee.
the State Of Virginia has a valid anu
substantial claim on the Government
0f the United States, for all loans which
she has paid, or may be compelled 10
pay, on account of the claims of the
officers Of her State line during the
revolution. and which were omitted
and not embraced in the former settle
ment between this State and the L.
States; 2, That il is expcdient TO ap-
point an Agent or Commissioned, on
behalf of this State, with an adequate
compensation. whose duty il shall be
to prepare the documentary and other
testimony in relation To such claims
and to attend personally to the prose
cution Of the same-wcre read and
concurrcd in.
Resolutions Of the committee It
Roads DC olaring reasonable the me
mortal Of citizens ot Frederick, for the
incorporation al q company 10 construct
n road from Winchester TO Berryville
,, Declaring reasonable q petition
from Botetourf, for the Incorporation
of . turnpike Company to construct a
road from Fincast!e To James River
3. Declaring reasonable the memorial
of citizens Of Frederick and Jefferson.
directing the attention Of the Iegisla-
turc Z" the Improvement OF the Shenan-
joah Valley, by rail road or lock and
dam. and requesting that tie Engi-
nerr survey the same, and prepare e.
timaies-wsre read and toncurred m.
Resolutions Of the Militia commit
tee, Nesting the election Of oil VI
litia Company Officers, in the privaies;
2, Ne,ting the election Of field Ofiic
IN the company Officers; 5, That all
other militia officers should continue
TO be elected and commissioned AS at
present; 4. Requiring n field Officer
TO attend when captain is to be elect
ed, aud a captain when a subordinate
officer is to be elected; 5, Prescribing
the mode of proceeding when vac an
cies oc cur in a militia ofice; 6, Requir-
ing the election OF field officer To be
certified TO the Executive by three
officers Of the highest grade present, IA
which case the Governor shall commls
sion him :, When a vacancy occurs
in any field Office, the commanding
officer Of the Regiment Ia cause the
commissioned company officers TO as
ssmblr. and choose q successor; Z,
Regulating the fines Of priyates, and
providing that they shall not be less
than IS cebts nor more than three
dollars 3, Reducing the number OF
mustcrs To one company and one Re
c'ment muster, and dispensing with
the battalion and second company
musters now required, and ordering
the company musters TO be in the
spring; 10, Giving encouragement
aud privileges TO Volunteer com panies;
~, Nesting the courts Of inquiry with
power To prescribe the hour of muster,
&e.-were read and cone urrcd in.
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0l vs5'oss Descriptions. fOr saIe ., ,s's
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IRFIAND

The state Of hcland Is perhaps a.
'ar"'ng. An Old magistrate 81 Ca,an
observed that he iad never know n the
pe'saniry IN more disturbed state
"r more iawiess mood, since the CeW
monlhs preceding I-aS.
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Io.dfr Winchester to The Chic
River l25.ooo
Pes~rsb~vT Nil Mod 100000
1usspiks lissa ffca ne Tenses-
see line 20 salem. in Bottetourt 100. 900
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IN expedition is preparing at Ter.
.ceIra against Portugal. More than
5000 men are already assembled. An
English barker has loaned The Empe.
r"T Pedro . millions. The Portuguese
refugees at Paris are pressing for pass
ports to London, Whence they wilt &C..
par 10 TerCeIrs. 4 letter FROM paris
10 . gentleman 81 llaVre, announces
he death Of Don Miguel. by poison.
THIS, however. is not believed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-12
BATTLE OF TRENTON.

The following description will propably De
 ew to most of our readers. Its vivid details although extracted from d work of hctioii are l.
 sreeable to the truth of history. AneveHt tha i zised the dropping confidence and courage ol nose whofought and prayed for our cause shIcl, rad before assumed an appearance almost des- ,elate.
 The night was intensely cold, and we were de liayed many hours longer than had been antici- Ipated by an accumulation of ice ill the river. i'd here, if you would get a good notion of the lsountenance of Washipgton at that time the most eventual and trying period in his life, l would recommend that you study a picture just painted by Mr. sully of Philadelphia upon the subject.
 He was then singularly happy and when recollect the face of Washington as he refined l up half an hour within pistol shot of me, tap- ipears to me that some man must have painted it who was with us at the time. Before we came down to the ferry there was awful darkness and repose on it. But there when in sight of the troops as they were severally cnbarking, every lm man of whom so long as the face of the com. mander could be seen, even after tine boat mad |putoff. kepthis eyes upon it, was full of loleg
 more animated, youthful and heroic expression of encouragement and confidence.
 At tlast, though not until three in the morning we were landed upon the Jersey shore and by five had taken up our march.
 Our whole army past silently by two or three
 stis tiscers posted on fine roadside. contnuallv way ing their swords with motion as if to eajoin the most deatf-like stiffness; and death-like it was, for nothing could be heard but the blowing of horses, jolt sound now and then in wet snow where the artillery wagons and carriages cut throughinto the ground.
 few moments after troop of N :fg: .;a:;s :::s- der Captain Washington, afterwards so distin- guished at the south, paraded in beautiful style, brought us intelligence which tendedto accele- rate cur march. Before his arrival we had hops ed, as afterwards found, to surprise the enemy lat Trenton while yet overpowered by the festiy- |ities of the proceeding night, and make his morn- ling sleep. the sleep of hope was abandoned, for Captain Washington had a-
 his q si,ois ard left him prepared for what is remarkable he fad heard the vague rumor of our intended at- tack. Yet this very affair whichxat first threatened |to be SO disastrous, tle trolic of aptaip aslis PFobakl ehief reason sssr- |ceeded in surprising the eremy at last, for. as flat was not followed UP. l:s retired to Qqarters
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-12
LITTLE ROCK, X. Y. NEDNESsDA1, JANUARY 1a, Iss1.'

i, sSheIs changed, she will think no more of me involuntarily exclaimed. But at that mo .aient her dark eye glanced towards his hiding placc.
 She spoke to her attendants, and heproccssioi passed as she approached the tree alone, and ai ectcd to gather some of It's leaves. Are you faithful said she in q low tone, nay wrong you by the question; l have seen tha you are so il you nave courage, as we'll as yo, nave constancy you arc mine, and yours--husl where is jour steed
 Seliisa. he ldd ! lis EE,,fiielile rein. zz
 Then in your hands place my happiness, she added; these gems shall be our wealth, and yourtruth ny trust --away! away
 Seln an instant bore Ada to the back ol his Arabian, and ere the kajah and his attend ants were aware she had antted the cavaleade swift as the wind he bore her from the gar dens.
 The pursuit was instantaneous, and uttering curses and Indignant reproaches, tue kajah and hundred ol his armed followers were soon close ;it the letis Of the iugitiycs.
 Follow follow cried the foremost, i've gain upon them, we will tear her from the grasp oi the Mahomedan. They approach the rivers bank and turbulent as 1t now Is, after the storm of yesterday, they will eitherperlsh in its wa ;ers, or we shall seize them on It's brink.
 Still they gainedupon them; tine space between the pursuers and pursued became smaller aad smaller, and the rccapture of Ada seem d certain. When, To! to the astonshment o1 t'.ose who followed him, Seiims well trained sseed plunged into the foaming torrent, battlcd hrayely with it's waves, bore his burden safely through them, and bounding up the opposite sani, continued his flight!
 i,e pursuers siooa baiiicd tfie river s bank their horses having been trained to no such feal as that they had just witnessed, 1t would have s,teli l,l;.ipess to nave plunged amid the eddyine shirlpoolsof of the swollen Junna.
 Every tale should Lave its moral. What thei will be said of mine, whichrecords the triumph of disobedient child in a secret, unauthorized attachment! 4 temporary triumph which se rarely leads to happiness! For this part of my story have no apology to offer; but from the lis- lie history of Selim and Ada, this small grain ol moral inference may be extracted: Ladies will lo well to try the integrity ahd constancy o
 GIT lovers ere they marry, and lovers shouid
 dure trials and delays with fortitude, and thus rove the enchanting truth of their affection.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-12

Resignation. When Al eorss Was told of the death of his son, he osly saids | knew tt,G was n,ortal So iifali casns 5ties of say, knew that u1y sere cxffsisI. tizk my tsst | Sssz5i, sousi would soen Pasiiy '.s, oecaase all our trPlAbles proceed trornfhslrt seipg aexpested gIlafeis |
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TRUST SALE.

N pursuance Of Trust Drrd. executed by
- William Joplng. On tie | lih day oi OeIo-
ber, 1924, To Bennet a, Crawford ~ Trustee,
and oi record IN he CLERKS office ol Amhersl
county count, We will, on The slh day vi Oelo-
BET, 1891. On Tho premises. prueerd 10 sell a.
public auction, ior cash, one equal moiciy Of n
tract Of land, suppo,rd 10 contain 100 acres.
aud the same on which tho said Wni. ] ,pNns
nov resides bounded 10y the bands 81 William
Fry OF, John A. Cater. tsmec ii, ceas-d,) Charles
I. Garter aud others-t tue snid mOieiy 10 Ia.
clude the Mansion House.
The said Bennet a. Crawford having re-.
moved beyond the limits Of this Slate. we the
nndcrsgnrd have been appointed IN hi, stead
by IA order OF The superior Court of Change
~ Tor the iynchburg District. To execate the
deed aforesaid.
The tile TO The above property IL believed 10
he good 6n, acting as trustees we shall convey
with SPECIAL rranty--traDsterring md selling
such tight onty nv we hold under sail deed.
ADDISON fALlAFERKO, I
RICHARD CRAWFORD, ! ""''ee' &c
Ssn.nihat 10. ID,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAeklr.

Wednesday, Aug. 3.--Thsre Is little bushes.
dong ~ our Cotton Market this week, with M
alteration whatever IN pticss. The yalrs on
Monday 1909, yesterday aud to-day the sale.
dull. The imports hi. week are fsir.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Aug Q.
The arrivals OF Gram from Ireland aud cossi.
ways bnve beeo very trivial. but of Canadian
and ioreisn whea, and dour the imports have
heen pretty considerable snua Tuesday last
Ihi. days market was but thnly attended
and sales only 10 u limited extent were made
any athcle. Wheat Of the best analnie. ma
be quoted "a a 3D. and inferior qualities ID Ia
Cd lower. Flour Is To l. Oh per sack aud
barrel, aud Indian cora I, Is per qual ter low.
er.
IivERpooL, Aug 3.
The harvest In this neig hbnrhood looks pro.
missing, aod reapiug has already commenced IN
several places.
LILY thfoOL, August |, 1881 Tobacco
tue sales ui the pat month, are onl, 4n0 hhis
say 1873 Virginia leai aud 22s semmed. n
kentucky Leaf aud Ii Stemmrd our stock con
s,st Of 6.o6J hnd.. usa,ost III -, TIL, period
last year.
fARl5 The Minister. See,e,,r, of State.
oil hnanceS-ih consequence ofihe represents.
'o"s maue ny many oil The Chambers ol Com.
"'',c against tie measures adopted foI adjnde
| ing the sales OF Virginia Tobacco required ior
'he supply Of the manufactures OF the State
CONSIDERING thai II IS OF importance IL es-
'aoIIsh 'ncontesi,bly, that the new system OF
adjudication which has bce0 tnssti,uted IA lien
VI 'he annual cnmpethory mode &C. rcoae. an
haeIS) VIII produces a considerable saylng To
The Stale, aud that for this purpose the doeu-
ments collected by the administr siion ougbt Ia
he weighed III opposition To tna obsrrvat,oas
OF contrary uht1'e made by ihe Chamber oi
Commerce.
DEGREES what follnws
Al /. The adjudication OF Virginia Tahae.
81 IA The Teal, anu sauC.d for he ii ui Jnly oil
'ht p'tstui anuath, - deferred.
=. "A COMMISSION snaIl be nppninted whosr
duty II shall 6n 10 hear The rrprcsentn1iuns and
obseT'aii2ns OF The comm, real community. IL
| oppose II 'nem the nlealat,uns and documeni 8
OF he "hhianlfaI'on, and 10 give u, ihcir OF IN.
| ION on the whnir
D. ihe commission appointed by The piece
oi"g hi3cIe shall he comuo.ud OF the Bacon
aoft"'r re- OF France, lioulngner Ant. Odnr,
bankers, jacques Letebyre. Hannah kcdn,
Merchants.
4 The Chamber of Commerce al Have
Mafse'iles aud BORDEAUX, nre invited 10 drste.
"d'o one OF 'heir members, who shall mnk. AN
exposition 10 the committee OF the ohie,,,on.
meg nave talsed aad The facts on which thew
support 'htm. Done at Paul., July 9 1891
LOUIS
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extent the powers Of different eias.es oil
'anciionsr'es. mast be susceptible of a LEGAL
and pedeeabie determination by some tribunal
Of acknowledged authority, or force must be N 6
iaeradote consequence /, aud etsre force begia,
government ends" For you eaa hardly be
ignorant That law IL dead letter. witho u,
an organ TO expound aud an instrument I O
enforce II. | weuld therefore suppose that no
professional man could hesitate IN saving"
Continues Mr.. MeDuffie)" that forcibie op-
position 10 The Judgment ofihe Federal Court,
founded upon an act Of Congress, nv wHArEv-
Err STATE AUTHORITY THAT oPposirio, NAV
BE AUTHORISED, would be the very case which
The tanners Of our Constitution had 10 view
when they made provision for calling out ,lA
militia TO execute the laws of the Union. "-So
do zoe suppose, likewise, Mr.. McDuilie espe.
cially as yonr change oil opinion can by no
means al er the eternal add immutable nature
OF frHth. But we sincerely hope now. as YOU
hoped then, that" your ticetliioas doctrines -
must not therefore complain II 1t sound litle
h"fsh-) " viii oever have the effect OF mis-.
leading The State authorities so far, as n rem.
der this terrible resort uuavoidabie." Ne, TOO,
trust that "the Farewell Address of ten
Washington, sdmonshirg his fellow citizens
10 ffown Indignantly, upon those who preach
up doctrines teniing 10 Disani0H, i. not yei
torgoIten.'-But once more: Mr. McDnfiie is
still more eXplictl, # possible, as 10 the author.
ny OF The Supreme Court in cases Of conflicting
jurisdiction between The Federal and State
Gagernnents. llT HIM. onca again: n
at'er The National Jdiciary has sotemqiy az
femed The conaifatioaaLHg Of a tao Gays he
Il IS sail 10 be resisted by tie Siaie ruisrs. The
Constitution Is literally at an end Il revolution
Of The Government IS atready aceompJislea ;
and dnarcty oares its hUrrm scepife orcr The
broken affairs Of las happy Uaion" Aud yer,
Ia tn, condition, thus elpJaenty depicted. as
'he consequences OF pushing cei,an odlous
doctrines to Their results. are Mrssr. McCullir
Calhoun, Hamilton and tayne now striving
to hurry ,his natlpn. II caunot he asCribed 10
ignorance of the ell cts WHICH must flow from
these doctrines, for they have ready shown US
TINT 'h1y are we'll aware OF the gu1ph to which
thny lead: aud il must therefore be ascribod 10 a
design, as deliberate az il is base, 10 dissolve the
Union oi these 5 ates. formed under the hap.
pirst auspices ; aud, under the mask of pre-
serving the Constitution in It's purity, to innict
upon i vital aud deadly sleb-lke coward.
y assassns. who whisper friendship in the ears
Of their crednlous victims, VIII lie they plunge
the dagger TO their hearts
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OBIVU AIRY.

DIED, in New York, on the 9TH instant, DR..
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, aged about 70-a
citizen distinguished for me variety y extent Of
his kno"ledge; uy the important public oti es
he al various t,mes has filed ADD by his mauy
contributions 10 literary and scientific works.
He member OF many learned Societies,
both in this country aud Ia Europe.
-. AT Bethlehem, (peonsylyaDia.) on the
9th inst. WILLIAM JONES, Esq late Collie
tor of the Port Of Phadepnla, aud formerly
secretary Of the Navy.
-, in Dublin, Creland,) on the eth OF
Jolly last, LORD NORBURY As a p1nster,
he " as untiyaled as Judge, bis legal know
ledge was pro'1uud aud extensive. His name
is deni ted Hilu the tral OF Emmett, the Cele-
braed Irish patriot.
-, in Georgetown, IS. c. on the At
inst. M. JOHN l.. " LLCH, naive OF Buck
iogham county, Va. I'D By profession Loo
aud shuemaker.
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EDUCATION.

fEfHE duties Of the subscnbr,'s school for
L Young Ladies, will I've resumed on Mon-
das the 10Th OF September. Terms, for the
session Of five months, Including fuel, staif,na.
ry. aud Ill other charges, si6. PCS apIe ia adj.
vance.
MRS. 10MPKfF5, vi continue 10 give
Lessons IN aias,ek. and viii receive Young
Ladies m her family n bonfders.
Mr.. Vincent, now employed 81 Hampden
Sidney College asa ten cher Of French, ID Ell
gneed to give spus IN this Schnol.
The mfcrsigued pledges himself TO II =
patrons of h's schnol, ihei his best mud most
faihfai eterilooJ for The advancement of his
pupils N useful learning, sballbe zesihngly codi
nnnrJ. = q. SMITH.
Aug. %. fwif [JeGersonicn1
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%eOiICE.--Will he sold nj auction, un
IL THURSDAY the 22nd instant, a vaL,a.
bic tract OF Isnd, lying ~ the county OF Nelson,
aud within one mile Of n good manufacturing
mil Containing about 800 acres The m
piosrmruls ato tolrrhbly good. Terms v N be
ipetal aud mnde known ~ lhs day OF sale
JAMES ROSE, ADM
al Heavy kost Il. ed
The above sale is postponed nolll the Ord
lay oi October, when Will aisn 10 sold, the
Tract of Land called Ftrmoni, containing
7I01 acres, belonging 10 Arthur n George N.
Rose, together with all 'h,u plantation utensils
aud stock OF hogs, cattle, &e.--lefms viii be
liberal, and made known on the day OF ,ale.
JAMES ROSE,
Administrator ri u. H. decd
ARTHUR ROSE,
GEORGE n. RO5F
Sept. II. tbs
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yK1HE SUBSCRIBER will open sch 10, az
Il the lS'b inst, Tor Il session Of f0W
months, in one OF the lower rooms Of the house
occupied by Mr.. David Hsrndon. Tuition in
Otthngraphy Reading, Writing aud Arithmetic,
will be suffice, TO charge Of t9.-Eng lisb
Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic, Gros Apply, Histo-
~ aud the Elem ants OF Natural and Moral
Philosophy will be ,aneht for $40. Payment
Al the close OF the sssgu. WIN. {. LlGON.
Sept II. 2ld-
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CAMP MEETING.

the mtmb,rs of the Methodist Protestant
Church, will hold Camp Meeting on the 27th
OF tins mUnth, at their old camp ground, near
Shiior, about miles from Lyncnbu'g, Minrs-
tsrs AMI member. OF Other denO "a inal,ons, are
invited To come up to the help Of tue Lord "a
galnsr the lightly.
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~ neal W anleA.

SeNSE WISH TO purchase early this season,
w large qn.ntity OF WiiEAl, Tor winch
we will pay CASH al the hghes prices given
IN this Mlarkei--or give tho Farmers choice OF
several other very fair propositions. Those vino
have large crops, we should like 10 see be ioIe
they make engagements.
L. & r. 3. NORyELL.
July %. liza
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%N'Nl\tN.

A II persons having clsIms against the snh-
A serber are hereby notified To bring item
IA, fnrih with. Tor Adjustment aud all who ate
j. debted to hun, ate respectfully requested 10
make Immediate payment, Ms he is about leav
ing toe placn.-Ile NAV br found nj The store
of Mr.. {. Poe, at almost any hour OF The day g..
S. AYRES
NB have left with Mr.. Poe. the Iemain.
der Of my stock ~ WINES aud Llqnors, " bich
are very superior, aud viii be sold remarkably
low. s A.
Srpi 10. IT'S
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~ The Abingdon Republican, of Sept. 3,
'ntorms os.thal Charles c. Johnston, ESD. bas
bern retnrnPd by the Sheriff. of that District,
as member OF Congress. by a msjorlty oil 81.
MIR. Draper, the former member, Will conte.,
the election OF MIR. Johnston. however, on az.
count of the polls having been Illegally kepr
open IN Washington county Joae days; on the
last day Mr.. J. receiving 81 majority over
Nh. ID.
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Sop, Is

yJitGiNiNA.--At rules hold Ia tho Clerks ONCE OF
the County Court OF Bedford, the 5h day of sept.
1871 john w. Hurt Jano Hurt g. Joseph Camp
b"l Mildred his vito. iarmeIIy Mildred Hurt, Phf.
against William Hurt, Nancy Hun, Florebiine Hurt,
Patrick Henry Hurt, and Aaron Aired and EIz abeib
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Hurt Defs.-iu Chanca-
Tue defendants Aaron Aired aud Elizabeth his wife.
iormnhy Elizabeth Hurt, no, having entered their APP
penrunoo aud given security ding tho act OF
Assemby--nnd II appearing by satisfactory eyidenea
tiat they not inhabitants this
ordered that the said defendants do appear here
the fOnrth Monday in November next, and answer the
bill OF the Palntiis and that copy of this order bo
forthwith inserted In newspaper published IN tho
town of Iynchburg 10, two MOI Tbs succe .siyely and
posted at the front door of tho courthouse OF thus
county.
A copy-Teste,
RIO. c. MITCHELL. Glib.
yflRGihiA, 10 VITA Court Of Monthly SEES
W sion, held for the county Of CaBpbo ut the court
house thereof Monday the 18th day OF Septeu Dor
1881. IN the 56th year tho couinonwealth-Davld
J. Wood, Complainant. aRainst Jane Wood, Andrew
Wood, William Wdod, slias Wood, catharne Teass
and hor husband - Teass, William Fox. Lydia
Wood, aud Elizabeth Wood, Defeudanis.-ln Chan.
The Defendants And CIV Wood, William Wood
- reass aud catarino his vito, fofs eriy Catharns
Wood, and SiIns Wood, not appearing, and IL appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that they not il
haiants OF tins State u - orderod and dgereed that
they do appear here Oh tho second Monday In Hoyem-
Der next, AMI answer tho b Of the Compliments, ard
that a copy OF this orer be brthvy!th insert In Inc
r
Two months excessively. aud posted up the iroL door
vi sis 4ad courthouse, on two several days.
Copy-Ieste,
JOHN ALEXANDER, CHI
Sept. IL. wan
yYIRGtNIA, TO WIT AT a Court OF Monthly S5s.
w sion, held Tor the county Of Campbell, the court
house thereof Monday the 18th day OF September.
1881, in tho Seth year OF tue Common alth-Lewi1
Edgar sDd Juriah lis wife, late Juriah Clement Cor
pianans, against Bonjam Clement Mildred Clement,
Adam Clement. Champness Bckhols and Agness h!s
wife, formerly Agnes Cicmonl, and Mary Clement,
Deiendants.-ih Chaucery.
Ihs Deiedeants Adam Clement and Champncss Eek
hos aud Agnes his wife, not appearing, aud il appear
arg 10 tho satisfaction of the court, that thoy
inhabitants of this State lit ordered and decreed
that they do appear here the second Monday IN No
senter next and tie bill of tho eompiananrs,
and tot copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
Inc Nhginian, piinle IN the town of Lyncbgburg for
two months sucenssiVey aud posted ~ ut the.lion.
door OF be said COURTHOUSE ON two seyei court days
Copy-Feste,
loaa hIEZtNnca, G. c, C.
Sep.f5, p@a