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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

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i IA continued by adjournment, and held Tor the
county OF Amherst, AT the court house, on the 18Th
day of Aptil 1872
Benjnnn Ogden, Plaintiff
I9aini
Jesse Rchcson, administrator lie honis non, with
he.w II annexed Of Anthony kueker, decd, and
Abselom kucker DsGHdnuE;
and Al chtbald Robertson and BOYD Alulrr, sur.
wing partners Of Archibald Robertson, Samuel
lSred aud Boyd Miller, late merchants and part
ners. trading under the finn OF ArchIhBld Robert
son u Co., Archibald Robciilon B Miller Ben
Jomm Ogden and Agoes his WIFI, FiaiWiD5,
dgaiHd
Retecca Hacker, widow aud rclict Of anthony
Rncker, decd. Abner Kuck,r Armnslead tucker
Ahsa"m kuCker, Marlin London and Ann IL. his
vie, Ao'hony kuck,r, Jr. and Rrbecea g. his
vie, Nancy Shield aim,nls rank OF William
ta6', aud ~ her own Tighi, MS chaser Of said
] ri-uuy j.. aud VIII, Eorlanh Rcheson, William
! A.sltIl h s.n, John. keOetCa Jane, Mary l.. Va
Ia aud jes.r kcheson, mia is und,r thr az oI
4 '"rtit one yeaIt, by Commissioner Benagh, lheir
~ r'Ien, specially assigned 10 deend ,l,cm N lhls
M, Llndse, Coghili md Ann his wltc, Amelia
hneeory, Jesse krht son, administrator de bonls
non, With the viii annexed. oil Anthony RntkeT
dred., Atnbroso Kuokrr AID Netsun L. Dawson *
'cntoIS oI sud Anthoay Kucker. decd. benjamin.
Nor'eli, executor oil Spencer Nurveli decd Ben
Jamm IaitaierrO, SRttlii of Amherst county and
az sum humlnSIialnI Oh III e. W lis decd, ELh
AID II Bnrks. Joha Bullock and James Bullock
surviving parln'rs Of Gait Bullock x Co Chs
well Dab"ey, SHmae Garland, G.oiga W lnr
ner lHehard Burks William Shelton nud Arthur
i. Dawes Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
these cauies came on In be heaId 10 grthrr, anC
were Argued by counsel consideration whrreo
the count dotb order thai the defendants Ambrus.
ltncAer ana Nilsson G. DAWSON late the executor
OF Anthony Rucker, decd, Samuel Garand. lat,
the cuihtor OF the estate OF Anthony tucker
dec d, aud Jesse Nchcrson Al present tn,
administrator, de bouls non, with the Will an
he1ed, Of lhe SAID Anthony Ruckrr drc'd
do espectYtly /, nder betore one Of the commIs.
sioArs OF tins ConTl an account OF their adninlstra
non 81 HE estate OIL the sand rc,IetoI the sal,
IoWulssIuueT IS directed to state settle and ItDor
Tie same 10 the court, with any naiters speclalh
. stale" thought pertinent by himself or Iequiret
ny ne pdrhcs 10 be SO stated. Aud If II suali an
pear, upon the settlement Of the accounts Of Am
9.osr kuCkcr and Nelson Daw sor, executors Al
al tsaid, that they o. tilh.I OF them are naebtcc
10 NE estate of then trstaloI tuen II is further OF
"eied that the defendants Benjamin Novel;, exec
utor "i openeer NorYeli, Cd, aud BENJAMIN A.
hai'rro oheilf OF Amherst County aud a. suct
administrator vi Ellns Wills dc d. do each rende
before one ol The Commissioners of this court an
account OF his administration Of the estate OF hn
lesialof, and nestate. Aud the sand Comma sio IL
er Is directed 20 state, settle and report TIE same
to the court 18th any matter, specIally stated
Ih"ns" p'rpnent by himself. Or required by The
paIue5 to be 80 stated,
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JOIN THOMPSON Ok

Amitz3 Coa1taQH@, .Bag 3D.. ls32.
The parties interested viii take notice that
have appointed Monday the secoud day OF July
next 70 cJmmence the accounts mentioned in thr
foregoing rider, on which day Al clock IN the
moIntas. the parties are required TO attend at my
olhee, win lhelr accounts, vouchers and comes Of
court papers, prepared for e1amin alton and settle
meni ROBERT llN5LEY, Con-.
Nav 81. Nv
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

shIL w k4SS SsS1hASo5
A Superior quality, as is belNcd by good judg-
~ es, to any other in this place, put up by Par
tin, (who Is entitled to the credit Of the reputation
acquired by Royal & Gilpin, and others, for the
best ever manufactured in this country is now fol
sale, Comfy two kcgs) at
WARDS LOTTERY OFFICE,
at 40 cents per pound, by the pound larger guam
tity and il any one is dissatisfied with the quail
ty, and will say SO, upon his honor the whole
price shall beretmned. Call at
WARDS OFFICE
And see 1t before you purchase elsewhere.
e. WARD.
March IL Is
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NOTICE..

\ HAVE FOR SALE, three head Watermen-
IL they are experienced, of good character and
lkey.-l have also, on 10 other negroes for sale
They will be sold on accommodating terms--l
have also, several valuable tracts of land lying in
Amherst county, which would sell on the most
reasonable terms, both as to price and paymcuts.-
Those disposed to purchase real estate would do
well to examine these lunds--;,s they are such as
are but rarely IN market
VIM. Il. GARLAND.
New Glasgow, Feb 30. is.
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AIEIdsff0ESNS.

eD CASES fine and supertine Lcghorns imported
so direct, color and quality warranted, and prices
as low as can be desired.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co
ALSO. 80 pieces new style Spring Caiieees
and Gmghams, black Italian Silks, India patterns
aud superior Satin LeyantInes, all Of the irstor-
der. MCKEE, r. < Co.
March Is Is
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40 DOLLARS REV ARD.

Up UNAWAY from the subscriber living III
n o PIusylvmia County, near Wards, ON Mon
day, 2Dh Of May, the following slaves, VIZ: JOB,
and his wife ROSE job IS very likely boy, ~
Or q years Of age about Gsc feet eight ornIne IN
chest hugh healthy appearance, dark eompIc&iou' his
hair grows high upon his temples y forehead lale
no beard, good teeth, with an impairment IA his
apceehp particularly when first sPohcnio. Rose is Il
or Is years ofage, of ordinary st1e, very dark com
pleTou wears her halr LONGER than the gcnerdty Of
ncglocs, with goat teeth. ! purchased heI lev
months since OF Rev. john Davidson, Of Charlotte
ten ortwcsc mules South East Of RoU "A Creek
Church whore they probably are aiming to go..-l
an much inclined to believe, however they are on
lh.Ir way lou free STATE viii glse the allow
reward tor sad negroes. II aPpruheudcl on III.
West, or twcny dollars if taken on the East oftbr
Blue Etlse, and secured in jail So that get lhem
agun. JEREMIAH l.. AAIpEkoON-
Nav % n
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). Il. n j. T.. iEOYAI.L
DAVID IL. LYMAN

A I DuyaIs old stand, Bank Square, Lynch
1 N burg, Va has just received u few fresh Me
dcincS, Paints, &c VIZ:
Lorlluds MaccabaSnuff
Refund Liquoricc, Eyans's Crown Loncets
Srychnine, Gold Foil for Dentists
Seaton Needles, Sps. Turpentme
Stone Ochrc, very superior, which, IN addition to
his former stock, renders his assortment complete.
All OF which will he sold for cash, barter or to
pInelual customers on the most liberal terms.
Apul3O Is
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y aluabAe i%Wn propertN

FOR SALE
PHNHE subscriber wishes to sell mis- House and
n Lot, fronting on Cooke Suect-GO feet run
njng back the usual depth. The property is at Ibis
tune rented to MIR Cadwallader For further in
formation. apply to Mr.. Coswel Poe, who is alone
authorized to dispose of it for me- The terms shall
be low and accommodating
WILLIAM BARNARD.
April Is
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DXSpEpSsA Cgfkt,D.

a USI received, a fresh supply of ID. J l.. Ben
oD SUMS Invaluable Anl-Dyspcpuc Pills, a so.c
and eltcttla remedy for tins most distressing com
pant-Thc great demand for these PIlia when
ever they have been introduced 10 the puJdc, lstbc
best pgoofof their superiority. Those WHO are IL
want of these celebrated Pill, are requested to"all
rs Us possible, tins is the last aupIly We ~
poet to receive this summer. Price : pr h,y.l
Also ate>h supply of DR. J. l.. Beasuns eeic-
br'ted Toolh-aehc Drops the only caeculal remedy
for laIs dlsc,se, wheh 10 warranted perfectly free
from. acid pg.ee % cents.
] T.&J Z. ROYAL,
Only Agents log Lynch5mS, Va.
Nav % Is
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NEW DrSSTAnIFS

VIE Subscribers have iust olea.l., :. =.
- perior quality. ne" sly.s DHsr,l.Ia z's'
ted Of the most fashionable shapes and >, a''ia'-
please tie ladies F'z-s %
March Is u
Is
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ZOE SAlIE.

A SECOND haud close GARRlAGE.or#.
1 "A ark manufacture Apply To
I'M DiaiiEa
Nav T.
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More fmprorcueah-We learn that project
for the improvement OF our cry IS NOW IN content
qaton. which, ifcarrltd INTO ci!.el, W.l be o.e Of
greater magnitude than any we n,se lad aceasto u
% record The PR .ctogs, it - aa.d, propose to
.8be down all the buildings a. GU. isof Church
sfeet q make it the same seeaagh As Broadway,
IA the rear of which, and pora!iG tith Il. On INC
"est s.de it Is situated. 1Esatteetjs likewise 10
BE extended from Fulton 10 Coultandt d { ace
1860 feet. It is intended thaJ tic bul5.n., 10 -y
ERECTED N place Of those taken do@n, s4ai, be Of
o,lfJrn appearance, having shops III houL iordry
goods and other dealers. Church street, which
ias up from Fulton to Canal, is 300 .eel in
.en-tb anu when extended Will be 200 feet, and
resent one oftbe haudsomest streets in tn city
y & G9-lte.
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@ | a auperor Court OF Law and Chancery,
IA continued by adjournment, and held for the
county OF Amherst AT the cour house, on The 18Th
day of April, 1872
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02

ChoIera-During the prevalence Of this epidemic,
many SAD domestic scenes have occurred, which il
woud be impossible 70 describe, IL il expe
osent. fake Sor iRstance the following: Last Sab
eaih morning there was happy family residing IS
sad.son,siIest. by the name or Bogerf. They
a. amended Mr.. M Gays iBaptst) Church, of which
Mf. b. IVES member. In the evening, at o'clock,
he was seized With Spasmodie Cholera. and died in
ahOnt IL hours. About o'clock, child about 4years
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02
CHEAP GOODS.
VIVA. PORTER

nFFERS TO the public his entire stock Of
" DRY GOODS, NJ reduced prices, and
some articles af cost, which will afford an on
portunty for those 81 no are in-want DC Goods,
TO avail themselves Of many good bargains.-
His stock consists in part Of the GDllpwing ar
ticles. viz -
Superfine black, blue, green.' olivc,.f and
common Broad Cloths, almost EVERY variety
Of color and prices: fawn and mixed Cassi-
nleres; blue Satfinetts; black silk velvet.
do. Florentine, fashionable London, Mar
settles. and light cold Valencia Vestir gs
Genslemcn's white Nansook, black Italian.
and c"lord Cravats-; black blond gauze Wells;
English thread and bobinet Edgings and Foot-
ings; A and Sd bobinet I.aees linen Pock-
ct Handkerchief, bnrdered & plain; InusIiR
Inserlings; a. black GrOs de Swiss, imita-
ton Italian lustring, Marceline, GrOs de Ma
pies ,Sinche%s, Sarsnetts and colOfed Saiins
colored Florences; colofed French Muslins;
French and English Gmghams mourning
Cacoes; English do; light and'dark Chint-
yes Furniture do. IA and Sd black, and
white, g. ia scarlet Mefinn Shawls; Poplin 81
Thiher do. Valencia tblsck and scarlei) do.
Warsaw (rmbroidrrrdl Handkerchiels; Gem.
tIemen's Hosiery, buck and hnrseskin Gloves;
Ladies' horseskin do. "a & 1914 damask TIA
ble Cloths 8-4 damask, s a birdseye, Ger
man. Russia, and s-4cot Diapers Marseiles
Quilts Furniture Dimity Satin Jeans; Os-
naburgs Burlaps figured Floor ClotFl-
I DOMESTIC GOODS-bleached Sheetings
and Shirings; brown do; Bed Ticking |;
blue apron check, plaid, striped, fwilied and
plain Ginghams; brown Jean; blue Caiicoes,
! &c. Sc. s~ a43 a
! The public are invited 10 call and examine
his stock Of Goods, as they will be put at pri-
ces which viii make it great inducement for
them 10 buy.
Litchjfeid, Aug. 2, 1882. @
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Ne,o- York Board Of Hsalsh, Jaiy %.

DR.. Rhinelander stated to the Board or Health that
one case had been cured Crosbystreea Hospital
four ounces OF solution were injected Of nne drachm
Of Carbonaied Soda and two drachms Of Muriaie Of
Soda common salil with sig pi0is Of wafer. The
name OF the woman was Margaret d. Han. The OPP
GRAFTON was performed att p. M, July 2lst. Pub-
lished by order Of the Board Of Health.
]. MoRToE, Secretary.
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lTEMS-sELEcTED.

The third Intellectual attempt 10 elect Governor,
It. Governor and Senators for the State Of Rhode Isl
and, took place Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Chol.ra.-There few facts about regulating the
Cholera by Quaran,ines, which cannot have been
sufficiently considered. AGer the disease made its
appearance at Moscow, the whole energies of the
despotic government Of Russia exerled 10 pre-
ven. its reaching st. Petersburg. Triple cordons
soldiers were established, and heavy penalties decreed
against all persons who should attempt TO pass the lines.
If traveller succeeded in getting through the FIRST line,
he was almost sure to be taken by the second, and
quite sure to be brought up bysbe third. Directly it
would be announced that The Cholera had broken cut
in the rear when the lines would be ordered to re-
treat, take up new position, and watch more close
w. Again the Cholera would appear in the rear, and
10 II continued 10 elude the Emperor and his forces
and TO advance until II dashed into ST. Petersburg
Now for the result Of an opposite course. In Eng
land, no effort was made to resist the Cholera, afior
s frs, landing on the island. 1t broke out in the
North, and not long after in the Sonih. Through
Manchester, and all the central towns, the immense
cure n, Of between the two nec,ed dsrics
went on as ifthe whole kingdom had been in health.
Yet after six months the Cholera has hardly appeared
at all in any Of those central paees. The dsease sets
at nought all the Of Legislatures and ofkngs ex-
cep those which 60 promote cleanliness temperance
prudence and virtue generally.
The Wyoming Democrat, published at Wilksbarre,
SAWS Fugitives constantly arriving at our valley
not from the seat Of War, bat from the seat Of the
Cholera"
In New-York, since the commencement Of the ep-
idemic, Doctors Knapp, Barry, and Vonght, and a
medical student, who constant attendance on
the SICK have died In Albany PHI, stefan has d.
ed Two died in Montreal during the prevalence OF
the disease.--CoRn. Register.
Three physicians died in N. York last Saturday.
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John Harris Estate.

John Harris Estate. y
pY order Oft Court Of Probate for the
~ District Of Sharon. the Personal Estate
of JOHN HARRIS, =
of Salisbury, an insolvent debtor, assigned for
the benefit OF his creditors, will be sold nc
Public Vendue, on the 4th day Of August
next, at Q o'clock p. M. at the3laie Scythe
Mandatory Of the said HarrIssln salisbury.
Said estate CONSISTS principally DC IRON. Steel.
Scythes IN different stages OF pfanufacture,
Tools, sc. SIC. s 81
john C. CoFFINg, 9'nts- 4
TIMoTHv CuTrTENnEH. tees. \
81 -. Ialy go, 1889
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The ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, -AUGURT 3. 1872.

The CHOLERA, yet confines the si6dding ard
most Prominsnt theme Of the public press ard of pri-
waite conversation. How 20 keep il of. how es-
cape iis effects when present, seemsiO be the great
confederation sioceeur last paper, in NesO- York, ii
appears to have rather decreased in degree and viru-
Ie"ce-but we appFehend il il more owing to the di-
mnished mhmheroi Inhabitants ID che city tan from
any other cause. The following comprises the Re-
ports Ofte Board Of Health Of new cases and deaths,
as weilas the City Inspectors Reports of Interaeu
By the Cholera: itJsSAv're -rt g:,
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eioR Of deaths nothing like great in Paris
Upon this subject table has been published, from
which the following is extracted. The FIRST column
offgares shows the total population and the second
che member Of deaths from cholera, during the preva
lence Of the disease, Up 10 the 18th Of April at which
time It had disappeared from many Of the places
med add had passed through iss worst stages in the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-02
From the National Int licencer, July IS.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. +
Samuel Gwin to be Register Of The Land Office 70,
the District Of Lands subject TO sale at Mount Saus
in the State of Mississippi Gfotr of July "a.
OF all the arbitrary aca Of Gen. jackson, since he
became President, this is perhaps the bodes,, the
most unWarranted in ITSELF and the most insulting 10
the Senatorial body.
The history Of this appointment is contained in the
Extract from the Executive Journal Of the Senate,
which we publish to-day i" connection with the fol-
lowing precedent taeis for which we are Indebted to
The Senate, in the Session of I83G-3l, had passed
resolution " that il was inexpedient 20 appoint ct-
izen any State TO Office in another State in
which sSch citizen does not reside, without some cvi-
dent necessity for such appointment" The proprie-
~ Of some such principle, expressed or implied being
adopted by the Senate and Executive, is apparent,
that the resolution adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-22: Nays 10.
In ihe face, however, Of this declared opinion ofthe
Senate the Executive nominated, at the next session,
SAMUEL GWlN, as the Register Of the above.na-
med Land Office. NJ. Gwin clerk in the Post
Office Department, and had been short time previous
TO Eli the office 10 which lie was then Nominated.
The proceedings and votes upon this nomination
win be found in the extract from the Journal. With
respect the last these votes the Telegraph furnish
| es the following additional information:
" This course was adopted at she instance Of a
friend of the President, with understanding that he
should be advised to withdraw the nomination. and
nominate some other individual. II was subsequent
stated in the Senate that the President had declar-
ed that he would nominate to the Office cii-
yea Of Mississippi
Thus far the Telegraph. But this was NOT all. On
the last nights sitting, when bare majority only OF
Senator'S were in attendance, Mr.. Webster, Mr..
Holmes, Mr.. Sprague and others, having left the city,
an attempt made 10 get ths nomination taken up
and acted upon. This attempt after the explicit
derstanding that il had been laid the table qui-
eus to it, produced so great and general sensation Of
dsapprobaon among The remaining Senators, with
respect 10 parties, that the mover obliged
withdraw his motion. - e
After these repeated rcjections by the Senate, we
L
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InfeFWenfS

Total Tor the week, 1888 4W 5W
The Weekly Report Of Interments for tie week
ending Saturday, 2lse July, amount to as7--of which
there were ZIG Of Malignant Cholera, and 9 OF COM
mon cholera mor,us. For the week ending on Sat
urday last, 2Ssl, there were $40 interments-6S2 Of
which were Of malignant cholera. >e
liz albany for the las, few days. the number Of ca
ses, rs well their maligniy, has considerably IN
creased. Business s more at stand, and the houses
aud stores more generally closed, understand, in
Albany than 10 New York-ap the disease was more
dtfused throughout the city. The following are the
number of cases and deaths: 20
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The Ncw-York Daily Advertiser of Monday says -
:" The National Repmbiican Convention, which met at
Utica last week. have Unanimously approved the nom
inaion OF HENRY CLAY a candidate for the Office
Of President, and JOHN SERGEANT for that OF Vice
President. They also, by similar vote, recommend
cd the electoral ticket headed by the Of James
Kent, which was agreed upon by the Anti-Masonic
Convention, held some time since and has been pub
Iised, for the supper, of the National Republicans;
and they recommend Francis Granger and Samuel
Sterens as candidates for the Offices OF Governor and
Lieutenant Governor Of the State"
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I "A CHANGE having been made, by ii ofs
u - der Of the Corporations Of Yale Collegr.
in the time Of holding the annual Commeac. =
mcnt, 1t may be proper To infprm the pubIr,
that it is 10 be holden, the. present year. on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of August. eau
didates for admission into The College viii be-
examined in the Chapel, aon The tMo proceed
ing days. beginning on Monday the 1Sih, at 8
o'clock. The examination ofihe classes now
IN college, willebe holden. as usual on the
week preceding The Commend IneDt. Cam
d'oates Tor the degree of Master Of Arts are
AreqOested to.forward their names Immediate.
", that they may be inserted in the catalogue
Of graduates.
Yale College .IuIv OF 1000
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MARRTED.


In Albany. on the Doth Jaly, Col. John w. Brge,
Formerly OF this town. to Miss Charlotte A. james,
both Of Cazenovia, N. Y. M
Ia Hartford, Maj James Goodwin, Jr. TO Miss Locy
Morgan, daughter Of Joseph Morgan, Esq; Mr.. Ellie.
ny Hills. to Miss Maria Treat. of East Hartford.
In WeIhers6ed, Mr.. Oliver West, Of Chatham, %
Miss Nancy Price.
l" Lebanon. Maj. Joseph Parsons, of Enfield, TO
Miss Lydia Lyman,
DIED,
In this village, the 26h uI. daughter Of Mr. Eras-
tus A. Lord, aged months.
In this town, on the eth ut daughter Of Mr. Geo.
v. Pomeroy, of New York, aged IA months.
In Bennington, IN. " Mr. Romana Woodford,
46, formerly OF Winchester.
IL New-Haven, Mrs. Sarah Parmelee, aged IS.
In Albany, Mr.. Josiah Sherman, only brother Of R.
NJ. Sherman, OF Fairfield aged about 63 years.
In Hartford, Mr.. John Ramsey, As.
In Norwich, MIR. james Winchester, 50.
In Middietown, Capt. Daniel Clark. SO.
In Canterbury, Mr.. Thomas Colt, 80.
10 East Windsor, Miss Besey LOOMS. "a, daughter
Of Deacon Amasa Loomis.
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4 'ssuQ slg.l.sf c91rl o LIS an Cinn.
v. cry held fel AlbemuIIs county. the 2ist OF
os.aher, ls3l, James Ihomplins AID sarah his
VI. lat sastA Minor Inis
AGAINST
Alexander Gpfar, executor If Dabney Minor
deceased AlbeH .. aaatez aui Mary. h.
n. fata My Masl-E. y RaHfaft aud
lhsfas h VT laHs N.sfbaane Il Wi
IN Amor h. Jahn Mlasl hs guaidlau. Nj
I'D Mn b. 1all / la.f1ss hr gllidiaa.
nd Icy In ahaafug ManaaJ hllaaf hsf
glaa!.au. Defaudanl
lSeaAseGRY.
Tts eause enue aa tb.s day "a b. heafd Oh In
b. answers. and nhbfs, and On argument 81
counsel. 1befHaPeHitIg adI4dsedt ordered and de-
led hs=. r. conf. tint liz defendant Alexander
Carer executor ii pasHaf Minor deseased--de
proceed II advertise the property 10th faa and PER
saatl, fn,toned ii the biil, answers u belonging
% he estate Of Dabney Minor, DECREASED aud M.
disposed Of, IN such newspapers "a he my dem
best calculated 10 give public notice thanof-And
IN Il the same Al public sae f1r the hesl pree tht
m be taoeured for TIC same- Selling the lands Of
nd estats nj 81 ~ tune as henny deem best, be
wen No. and the ir.t day Of september next. FL
tber IL entHe tracts or maler parcels US may be
best for the ntfust Of said legaeea ON a credit Of
or. tgo aud thee year, taking from the pureba-
zefs bonds 1, ltlt approved security and deed Of
trust on tn la6as except tie Western or Indiana
l1uds.l 10 secure the payment Of the purchase
moneY,-That the NEGROES and nther personal pro
parly BE- sod zgon pos #lblel either altogether
ior aredi,, orputly fat cash and panly on eredI'.
rs .aar h.Iecned y nd Gaufi most eunduelYl
II tie interest Of aad eatate--aud should III
whole, Or, any pant Of sad personal properly be
s1Id on credit the 54nle lot 10 exceed twelve