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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

lbe Editor of the Gazette has not as yet informed his readers that this contract has been given put. Can it be possible that he, who has been so prompt in ad- vIslng the public of all public contracts and expenditures of money, should be so forgetful of his duties as 10 have overlook ed so important matter! 's''
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28
.c1olera.-A case of Cholera is said to

Cholera A case of Cholera is said to have occurred, a few days since, in this .neghborhood. The patient is doing we'll
 There has heen two or three deaths of Cholera, at tine Mouth of the river, with in the last week-all landed from steam boats.
 A letter of late date from the Mississip. pi, 10 the Editor, says--se The Cholera is raging to an alarming extent at New Or leans.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28
1861

The Cholera, t will be seen, still lin gers at Louisville, has broken out with destructive violence at Frankfort, Ky, appears to be gaining ground in Boston, and is raging with awful fatality at New-.Orleans. It is considered as ex- tinct, or nearly so, at Cincinnati.- There is no case of a suspicious charac- ter in Nashville. May we be permitted to escape the scourge! Atpresent our city is as healthy and as safe as the inte- rior of any oi the surrounding country, and we will not fail to give early notice should it become otherwise. Iib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

The Mississippi Convention have adopted Constitution for that State, which, without being submitted to the people for confirmation, IS to go into inn mediate operation. From what we can learn Of it's provisions, we are in- clined to think that if is far from being an pn1endment of the former coiastt;;ss,:- ton. The frequent election of Judges
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28
Menaphls. .An,, r.

yHenaphas, .Aor. '.
 Cholera.-Thcrc have been several cases of Cholera among the inhabitants of this place, since our last publication,
 MT, Cole, superintendent ofthe steam boat Mohawk, lying at the landing, died the second day after he was takenil i'll.
 Mir. Owen, town Constable, was ta- ken on Sunday last, and died on Tues, day following.
 MT. Vanhook, taken on Monday night, and died on Tuesday morning.
 The other cases principally of the black population, would not number more than four or ive.-7 7smes. z
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

For the ration at the depot near Fort rowson and Horse Prairie, eight cents;
 For the ration at the depot near Fort Smith, five cents nine mills;
 For the ration at the depot at the Sene- ca Agency, for the Senecas, six and three- quarter cents.
 Nearly million of rations were put un- der contract, and al an average of seven cepts one mill per ration.
 The successful competitors, we are grat- flied to learn, are all farmers and residents of the Territory.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

Contrdcts jor subsistence Qj' Iudians.-W c are informed. that contracts for the deliv- cry of Rations. at the several depots, as below, were closed on Thursday last, 22d
 inst. at the following prices per ration,
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28
FERRY ON THE wAsHTrA.

TOHN PAXTON having just completed J Ms FERRY BOAT, on the Washita river; which is 45 feet long, and made of the best materials is now ready to ac- commodate travellers and others, who may pass to and from Little Rock, at tho following rates, viz
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

A remarkable coincidence in the death of two brothers is mentined in the Pennsylvania papers. Jacob Vel .shoffer, an old gentleman of 70, died in York county, and messenger was des- patched to invite his brother George, who resided at Harrisburg, to the fn- neral. At Middletown this messenger met person who had been sent from Harrisburg to invite Jacob to attend the funeral of his brother George. 1t seems that the two brothers died sud denly at their respective residences within ten minutes of each other.
 Temperance Societies.-The Execu- tive Committee of the American Tenn perance Society proposes simpltane- ous meeting of all the Temperance So cieties, in the United States on Tuesday, the 26th day of February next. What particular benefit is expected from this movement, we are unable to say, but as the project is at least harmless one, and as some enthusiasm may perhaps be excited among the friends of the cause, by such a common and united ef fort, we far lend our aid to its accom- plishment as to notify our readers sea sonably of the recommendation. and in- vite the attention to it of the officers of Societies within the range of our cir culation
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

FRANKronr, Ky. Nov. 7.-Cholera
 % IrdnAfo,t.-lt is true, the scourge of nations is at.last with us. On Monday the :5th instant negro woman of MT. illckman's died after anillness of few hours. On Tuesday morning Mrs. Bo- hanon and Miss Mary Gray were taken and died the same night. A negro man of Mr. Hickman's also died ihis evening. No board of health has as Jet been formed. 1t will probably be organized this evening, This evening we have been informed, there are l3 cases. There were fire deaths within the las: forty eight hours. Eight of the l2 cases mentioned we understand will certainly prove fatai. '.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

Lectives o1s Phrenoiogy.-Dr. Spurz, helms Lectures on Phrcnology contin- ue. to attract crowded and delighted au- dieoces. The. facility, spirit and clear ness with which this able physiologist il- iustTates his fayorite science, give an ir,i- terest to his lectures that few men can infuse into exercises of this description. Most, if not all his auditors, rise with reluctance after listening anhour and ap half to his extemRoraneous instructions. Among the constant attendants on this course, are our most distinguished phy- scians, lawyers and divines, and citi- zens best known for their scientific and literary attaiqnents; and although we cannot say how many of these are con- ,yinced of the correctness of Dr. Spurz~ heim's peculiar science, most are per- suaded that there is more truth in than they had before suspected, and none can,fail to be foreibly and favorably im- pressed with his ideas of education and of intellectual philosophy. For our selves, we believe that the efforts of Dr. s. will form among us new era in education, and open 10 the minds of the most intelligent, new and correct views of their moral and intellectual powers, and the best means of culti- vating them all, in the most rational and successful manner. The course, we are pleased 10 learn, is to be given at Cambridge, Salem, and other places, and probably repeated in this city dur ing the winter.- Boston JNedieal Jour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-28

The Charleston ;Pasyiot of the 2Otll alt. records very ..sscurious circum- stance," which occurred to the smack Evergreen, on her passage from New London to that port. On the l4th inst. at 6 P. M. off Hatteras, the Epergrecn was struck in the run by Needle Fish. The Needle entered between the tim Der, and split of about two feet of the plank, and drove a part of the lower jaw into the timber; the jar was felt all over the vessel. At the time it was done the supposition was that the smack had struck a log-the pumps were tried and the vessel was found leaking, badly. On searching, the leak was found inthc run, and partially stopped. The Nee dle Fish is native of the West Indies and the Gulf. The Needle was to be seen at the office of the Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02
Sale of valuable Property.

"A y pursuance Of "A Decree of the Circuit Superior
VI Cnurt of NV and Chanecry iurthc County of
Nclsn. pronounced IN the case Of Riyes against
Austin and others. the undersigned as Commits.
SINNER Will nroreed To sell AT Variety Mills in the
County of Nelson ON Wednesday the 18th day Of
1ulv.neyt To the highest bidder ON IA credit of one
t,, three and four wears the purchaser or purcla-
sore ,,,vin, bonIi, with approyed security and Il
dce3 oftru5t ON the land to secure ne payment, all
I'm. Lands held by the corecrn ii Rlves 4 Murphy.
consisting of the Variety Mills Iractof Land con.
tain, IN all ll6g acres upon which. are
Nj -r,a-Y,r1 DIstiUaV Dwelling louise. Ac
III. ,,, two Min a Merchant Mn centaluIng
al Pms I'M .,,.,l ,,I,r aud ready 10 re
c.,,1 tho ncvf frnn n wheat the other a Grst
Ain .o,,ai,,,,, o,,, E4ppl,3 Stones also IN
,l.,rl.. ~. ,r,n.YafdI il n go,l order and
w., convenience G,r carryin., ON Nh, business
sv,sg,,yrl,.-onart of the land a very valuable
INST tn.I,,r and a uorf,on If il first rate
r,I.,.c, IND Also NJ tbu same place. and ON
Tho s,,oc day n Tr,et Of Land Ivng' within a mlIe
50 VIZ, 1n1r,b,r.e adia.o.,.4lh III, land, Of Iu, ~
s,,l Inein,, eoJ o,b,rs ,,p,..5,lng 9GO ecrcs
tho -ro,,or n,rt ,r # h,a,,Iv ft,nbrr,d Also a
no,i,rtr,,, t,,n, a., tf, ca3lty Of Nelson. adloln
n..,,l,. Io,,l. - R.r,,,n {, ,r,a,,o and others
r,,,,,,i,;,,., 29a acr's A.o , In, ,3,oinin,, thu,
,,,o ,,,,n 81. W.. ,I..s,t on l.sl,tbr, ,um
-, H.,
Anlon Frid,y the 9O,, day Of July next. the
.,,,s.sLar,yill al, ia ,lo<, If nr9t creek in
~, f.a1t,, or RocL,osla,, an the aboy, terms the
in,oros, L,,l h, p,va3. AMI Anrnl,v IN fine f,liow
ing y,l,,bla nr,ner,y-on undivided two-rh,rd m
,o' 9 :, NO. ,r.ts f and ,ain,n,, Zach ofb,r
oo,,,;,,, ac,os lIoI.3 oSres anJG, acre
unon which are Merchant Mills. Saw Mill. Grist
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$40 REV ARD.

D AN AW Al from George Iiylfon and John
n Q Berry, in the early part q lus year negro
man. named HENRY, hired by myself rs EXecu-
tor to the before named gentleman, and belongs to
the estate of Samuel Turner dec d late Of the coan-
" ofAmhersu Henry IS supposed 10 be about i've
feet eight or ten inches high, rather Of yellow
complexion larse full eyes, vel made aud between
- aad - years Of aee, has perhaps cur on ON
othis feet accasiored by the cal Of IN Axe whilst
hurd 10 William Weaver Of Boakbudsr ID a wood
chopper the year before last It's very probable
tha be may b, lulkins ahoat IA Roei.brd.s. mean
where haIycl ne year before last he Is also ac
juainlcd Qua Jataes River. will rlFe the abgPr
reward of 80 10 any person vino viii deliver Ia.
said follow Horny 10 me, or secure hlm IN any Jail
~ tls commonwealth so that ert Inn. lie uay
aua 10 pass as a free man, and do turwan all pr
sous rom employing OF harborne hum under pen
ally 81. the law JOHN DlILARp Fxor
OF Samual Turner, deceased
MARCH, ) WITS
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~ liN'lNih AT Court hold for N"l.on count The
18th day of Mey ls32.-Willis Nau,hau, rfaHr.F
against Alexander Mari, Sterling Cnlhar. >fei.rl
Bo"lc-, Laudon x. Cabcll, John Nhehea' and Jpnu T.
Camden Defendants In ChanCary.
On thu motion of the plnnth by Counsel who faf his
bill, aud appearing the lact Of count. that
the defendant Alexander M,Ir, -not Inhahtant o tbs
Commonwealth and without the jurisdiction at t'b Curt
II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear hrrn ha
lou III MoncnS IL August and lbe bill nc
rnullii, aud Ills further ordered and decrre - the Cont
that the defendants Sterling Claiborne Stephen Real',
andUH X. Cabe John Whitehead and john T. Tam en- BE-
re-unucd from paying away otherwise deIoswg Of any
money property, ct other fl ct, " Inch HEY nov rafd NJ
VIM may hereafter camr 10 then hand, h#ug at the
sald absent defend t, IL he amount OF Ono huuugt ad
Fifty Dollars, subject 10 The PIund demand, ma the
future order and decree o th court Conrc TIE amt
and l. rhe. orueJed thna copy Of this ORDER be .rr
led IN the Nlrglia newspaper Pu sfcdm The to"b"
lynchbu =, once week fo eight weeks scees-N,, e.
yuus 10 the fourth Monday in August neaui another co.
py therooi posted the front Of tie Count house ots
county. COpy-ICste,
TO. c. CUTLER, p. c.
June II, w2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02

KTlRGlNlA,-Ata Superior Court orChanccry, held at
" the town Of lynchburg the Goth day Of October
$50 Elisha Greer PHI against William Paisley Peter
Lyon, stephen Preston, Janr Co. Thomas Hip
rins,aI' aud Lei,"ich DAVE q Company, DTS.
On the motion ofthc lllnf 10y COUNSEL the Court doth
orher that the rule entered 10 tins cause heCerks
OF tins cout ~ the mouth Of July, s29 dlsmssng the same
Tor want o an amended bill he aside aud that the
be again placed on the docket TO be there farther proceeded
IN uuess the defendants before the third day of the
term next aer hey shall been served with cory of
the order, show cauec 10 the contrary.
Tue iorego e Is true Cory of order made in the
ABOVE ea' ~ the ur'sid court the papers and
o winch corr now reuHinng IN my office clerk the
circuit lpero Court Of Law aud Chuucry for the town
OF Lyn ,hDuF, pursuant 10 law.
eoPyicste, d. ROBES, ck
way o. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02

E7lRGINlA AT Rules held in the CcrE's Office oftde
" Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county of Buck iugham the 7lh Of May, ls32.-Ndred
johnson, admir-. Of Richard johnson, decd with the will
annexed, Plaintiff, against Philip johnson, Reuben
johnson, Lewis Johnson, Robert Riddle aud Nan
cy his wife, Peytou johnson, John II. Johnson
Thomas johnson, William J. Dunn and Sally his
wife, Elizabeth Johnson, John Johnson admit OF Chris
topher Johnson, deed. IN his right Richard john
ron, Sa nue Mcggmson, and Mary his wife, Thomas John
son, James johnson, John Il. Meggnson, and Martha his
wife, Emily johnson, Washington Johnson, Chapman
johnson, Napoleon Johnson Alexander johnson, Thomas
johnson, Robert Johnson Alfred T. billiard and Elizabeth
his wife and Joseph East and Elizabeth his wife, Des
Ia Chancery.
The Defendants Thomas johnson, (son Of Richard }
aud Thomas johnson, and Robert Johnson, (sons of
Thomas JohnsonD aud Napoleon Johnson, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules othis and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
ants of this country 1t is ordered that the said absent
defendants do appear here the first day ofhe Sep
TENDER term and answer the hill of the plaintiff and that
copy oihs order be forthwith inserted paper
pointed in the town Of Lynchburg for months
SNey and posted the front door of the courthouse of
this county ACopy-Teste,
X. ELDRIDGE, c. B. c.
June IL WIN
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4 PLEASANT REitrD..
Coz MS !! u.
= nas nov teen kne wR Tor .rat. IL,
ALBION CORN rLAslFn ne

'h.h Las IR
4 fFokD7 'n'metls'e e,I,. I. aud n
I G tain cue for Corus B.. a. E" Is 70.
cordlbg.to accompany ing Il r,r=tn,, -
irned, oittnuatd, an dawn aof l., On IA
"nhoot h. l. ast PAIN, or -, DIN u &c..
danger attending N, Lay,la. II. '"Hts
l"al practice OF eiusc.lng The Con- n &
cutting. VI" hy n-t
III following instances. from ma.
similar c araeler, ,niir.-r,l, .re,, - ''af5' IF,
tiiracy OF The Aib'on Corn PiJJ,, we No.
= Nj. afiar, ~ boston, Va, , mn.
d'''ff,sra bt ~ palniut Com and u jeaa
~ thing rtc"nne 0det without he, IIH Ell sss
defeh perfect erupe. On applying ~. las as {
he was perfectly cureI ofhIs Corn - 'n' fae.
is iameness. '''' ed IL ,
"'ntieman OF Greenfield nes -
"'h 'ert painful C,rr. and W. NY all c-
y, ai''f every Other plaster hao bs.. .,,u ma
purpose. 'en md o o.
Mr.. Cutler nj Boston, was cureaor.,
Corn by one box. 'ontf,0m
CtHUtdie -lo those afflicted win .
10 u tee, dc certfy. Ihar ILs,e,.. v ~
Corn Plaster With ooWvleae turee,, i
os'd one box, II con,pietel, cur,d - o'' J
had troubled me tor many yp.r-. ~. w.
II, tol tie benefit Of 1ho,e atIlI,I., ne, us pr
fol complaint. "''n Ina la4
(Signed,) ,v,,.
Flushing, l. rg Island, Feh. % ~ 7tlaN.
prize 30 cents u b0gD
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June | T.

TlRGlNlA.at rule, holden m the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Cont of Law aud Chancrry, iu the
county of Nelson, the 18th day OF Muy, Ic3!n Chan
Gerry. Peter { Jacobs, Pr. against WV. Na,,c, Geo.
Nlllnms, james Montgomery, Johu Jacob, benjamin ID
Harms William LIE llarrs, john +. Hin, aud George
r. Jacobs. adm'r Of William L. jacobs, dee Dcils
The defendants John Jacobs John I. II II aud George X.
Jacohsnot having entered their appearance given security
according the of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing By satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants of this country: It's ordered that the
SAID Defendants doappedr here the first day of the
term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
printed IN the town of Lyuchburg for months
sHey, and posted tue front door of the Courthouse
of this county.
c"py-Teste, RO. c. CUTLER, elk,
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o. NLw CASr nv O..


EUstoH. Nu,vl,,.5f.
"a II, the Pile Oinlm, nj and El.,,..,,
~ bad Of YOU, has had an p1ceIl.,,, - '"'Y
nave hefh 'fonhFd Tor years wnh IL Pr
hhNe never found any remedy tbar. uonld -.
win yours. he late attack ups a ''s
but the relief "as almost mmpd,ato - w.
pleasure III communicating this to Won l,,,. VI
th oil any who may be suffering under 50 ,,.. u
disease. ~ fal4'
Mr. KipDER. III
1he original ie'ier mag be seen at N, Canal.
Room u ht Proprietor.
u he PruJrI tor Of Ills Np,l,,.,o
mtnds II with the fullest COZ Gd,u,e
most valuable RENE dis yet DISCOVERED -
cure OF The painful ard GfbiiI'afn5 ro,r,I5,.,
TIE f'lrs' He deems IT unnecessary to .aaI..
any o'her than the 10 egniug testimonial IN II.
'"ur. lhs remedy has mole uerlr,fl, 49,.
The purpose fer which it i, mterde .I.,,
lhtF no" IN common ne and aAurtis ,,.,t
aud permanent rti,tG bo,h trom the df..,..,,..
an' - accompany syp ons Q pan IN t...#5....
| 'e' 90, hea" aeh+ loss OF appetle, tn ~, eb
oIhet mafks 81 debility.
IL" temedy quite innocent and n.,I.,t
mihIshied TO all ages and both s,Irs. ra....
ample Dueclloas, ~ith a deception 4 u..,,,,'.
pla ant accompany eath package which ION ~.
ifo CORES. one conla n,Gg ~ OHfBtt1t. and ,.
Other an Eiertun,y Price ) | To- b.ah ,r,,,,e. u.s..
6o cent? whrr' bat une unlg swanlrz
u h. a. 'fe> slopM Nedi@tno= ~. .r.,....
ton die eoginai rs. ".rile r.. ia II
!. CONWAY hy 1 klDpER, H., imn,d.#..>-
c s9r ".t T. Selt Pr6,r tor. - I..aa i.
the "tn' 6oUW0y Aedm'S.l stl.s tot. .....
II tthm. IS ~ Ne. gY,aext 10 .rts.J kIt.,.
D'"2 tor, cotntl oi Ioar, aud lsuD,.t s......
"tai Cont.r Hal E.stoo. ard as, h.
..o, HOW Ell DAst4.S,A"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02

a Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Char
- Gerry held fJr Albemare county, the 2lst Of
October 1881, james ThonPkIns and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Minor lifts.
Against
Alexander Garrett executor of Dabney Minor
deceased-Albcrt G.. Ouarles and Mary, his
Wlfr. late Mary Minor. w. Relnbah and
Cutharinc his wife, late Catharine Mnor-WIl
lam Minor by John Minor his guardian, ALL
drcd Minor by John II. Eustacc her guardian
aud Lucy Jane Minor by Martha J Minor her
guardian, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
This cause came on this day 10 be heard on the
bin, ans crs, and exhibits, aud on argument Of
counsel, whcreupon It Is adJudged, ordered and de-
creed by the court, that the defendant Alexander
Garrett, executor Of Dabney Minor dcceased-do
proceed to advertise the property both real and per
sonal, metoned in the bill answers, &c belonging
to the estate Of Dabney Minor deceased aud un-
disposed Of, IN such newspapers as he may deem
best calcuatedto give public notice thrreof-And
to sell the at public sale for the best price that
can be procured for the same-Scllmg the lands OF
sad estate at such time as he may deem best be
tween now and the first day Of September next, el-
ther IN entire tracts or smaller parcels may be
best for the interest of SAID Icga,ccs credit Of
one, two. andthree years. taking from the purcha-
scrs, bonds with approved security, and deed of
trust on The lands Except the Western or Indiana
Iands,) 10 secure the payment Of the purchase
money,-Ihat the negroes and atler personal pro
perty be sold rs soon possible either altogether
for credit, orparty for cash and partly ON credit,
us may be doomed by sad Ganct most conducive
to the interest of SAID estate,-and should the
whole, or, any part Of sand PERSONAL property be
sold on credit, the same not to exceed twelve
montl $, taking bonds with uneXccplonable seeuri.
ty from the purchascrs--And that the SAID Aexm-
der Garrett, do make particular and special report
to tins court ofhis actngs and dolngs to2chiug the
same, preparatory to a decree. The Cans Brook
lands VIII be sold subject to the rent Of the ensuing
year, 1882 1tse.
ALEX GARRETT c r
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WOOL-CARDING LYNCH
BURG.

TFNHURNAN 4 LYDICk have three Wool
l. Cardng Machines, ready for the approach
lng season, with new cards and IN nice order, rca-
dy alta short notice to card any quantity OF Wool
thai may be brought to thcm III nice order and at
the low Prre If IA and quarter cents PEI pound
It's necessary to bring ore poando Of lard % ten
pounds u vol, or @e shal charge Il. cents for the
greasns oftbetquan,ity
~ The Machines are situated IN the house built
by Willinm Thurman, near the Horse Ford, and
ready =tany tlmc 10 commence the work. We in
tend 10 tfy to gave satisfaction.
Juuei On
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june IL

~, liGlNlA At rules hell IN the de K ettc al / e
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Charcery f5r tho
county of Amherst Monday the 7th dan nlNy l-5---
lilm DayI,, Plaintiff against Richard y. Ehh1"h la
n. Eubduk and George Gillespie, Defendants. II thfty'
The defendant George CHI sPie ~" having f"hfte uIS
appearance aud gwen security according 10 the t' II as
semhy aud the rues Of tins Court and appealing ~ ,H-
factory evidence he haaftut oil tins con-
unnwealth the motion OF the PlDnGt by n' Connect
ordered that the smd Defendant George GdPs dc
up, Gear here fore the first day Of September i
KIT to answer the Bill ofthe plaintiff aud that copy e. I'd
order be forthwith in.c ted in the Lyuchhurg Nramaa
eight weeks succeS>Vel} and posted at Tit font door 81"
Courthouse Of this county. Copy-Icstc,
JOHN THOMPSON lr. elk.
June II. WIN
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2 IEhlNiA AT rules held III the Grfkt. f4a...1
10 circuit superior Court of Inv aud C.srco,. f., D..
county OF Amherst o. Nonra, the ltl1 dr, 81 ,,t ..
ne 95uual Assurance ~ucIrty n-HIu tf.e.r h ts5 F
hc Siate OF Virginia, Pt-. aR au,t Iuhn + ,Iy.. 4
ana ihcas + lhoml on, adn'r. 81 John Thou l.af "
G'ceasrd' Rrhrcca /. Thompson, widow .l,' ,...,.
John Thompson th) deed. and join. 1IaD.p.n, j 49,
ucdt = ihonPton, ia 4 III n'U rig'it, anil Inn, l.
thompson, W Ilhhh W Thompson. Mildred I anI....,
hr'ecch ~ Ia mpsnn, .5 VI. h.. Ihnsr. rr sI d,
Hoh,h 'rosth"dlt, widow and rrltft .H=hu Ira.,.-
"uit dtc'd formerly Elizabeth Tlasrr.ai. winch 4
john, Lucas james, " rar, Mlhcd, Ecerc, Jti, r 4
iuzahelh are children and trIrs ST n, ut ip ,aIl La
Thompson, {h) decd and James T.1lo adnI'r lie bonn ,
non WITH the VIII annexed Of JaIncs l. &c. s,u dcc De
PENDANTS In Chancery.
Tho defendants Jatrs Thompson, William v. Tfourz
son aud Elizabeth trusIhH ant h3Nlr" rIlrr I.r
appearance and gwen security accutl mr. t. the act III
Assembly, and Hr ruic of this Court anu It 4prv rg
satisfactory cvniruce that ticy are not usah,us Fl ;.
commonwealth o. motion Of the IhlnuH- by thea t,t.
Sc, T. o'dered, TINT the sud deie dauts Jam, a. gap
non, W Illihm ". Thompson aud TNzubrth Curif. ttb
appeal here on or before the hst de-, September y,m
ntNi, to answer the h 9TH" plaintiffs, am iti sa.s
al t> order be forthwith inserted H. TN L,rcur. lr-
gnan, for t"omonths wal, aud posted at t ,t
door OF the Couri-heuSo ii TIN. County.
COpy-Ics'c,
JOHN THOMPSON. J.sslh.
juno II. v.ru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-02
BARGAINS.


W. T. are DESTROYS Of reducing our present wel
w assorted Stock of Summer Fancy Goods--
10 cfaet that object, we shall onor very Great m
duremeuts 10 dealers gcneraIly-the Goods are all
fresh. and bought at extreme low prices, and wc
pledge ourselves 10 sell them to give general satIs
faction MCKEE, ROBINSON 4 Go.
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