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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

lRos RooFs. Sheet iron coverings are now
universally made uso Of on all new buildings in
Petersburg, Moscow, DC. The sheets of this
IRON covering measure feet inches wide, by
feet inches long, and weirh l2k lbs avoir.
dupolse per sheet, or ID 5 o. each superficial
square feet When the sheets are on the roof
they measure only 2 feet wide by feet in
lengih-this is owing 10 the overlapping. They
are hrs, painted on both sides at once, and,
when fixed on the roof. a second coat is given.
The common color is red, but green paint, it il
said, will stand twice the time Small bits or
ears are introduced INTO the laps Tor mailing
the plates on two inch square ahs on which
they are secured 1t takes l2k sheets to cover
lCO feet, the weight of which is only $50 lbs:
they cost only 35S, or about Sd per foot.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

CHEAP LonGiNGs 1t is stated in a Phila-
delphia paper, that in some of the streets in
Southwark which run from the Delaware TO
the SchuyIkIl, there many of the house.
keepers o.! the lowest class that have long
maze it business TO take in dodgers for a
night, at the low price Of one cent per head
On some occasions, these people collect an ag.
greaate of 10 cents; that is, they have their
apartments filed with that number Of soiourn-
ers each tenant paying his individual cent for
repose through the night. Recently, watch
man while taking his round, observed door Of
one of these cheap lodgng-houses wide open,
and the landiady sleeping on the threshold,
with her head clone housed The guardian Of
the night awoke her, and remarked that she
had obstruc;ed his progress, The hostess de-
lvered j most tempestuous rejoinder !; observ-
ing that her house was full, and that she was
willing TO make some personal sacrifice Of
convenience for the benefit of her patrons
some two score of whom were at that moment
snoring most tremendously on The floor within.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

FREE TRADE. The sort of i" free trade"
which distinguish Jacks0nlsn, is well eyemnli.
fed in the following resolution passed n, re-
cent meeting Of Nationa! Republicans, in Cox
snchie: -
HS0toed, That tho Executive Of tho United
Siatos, by running minister ont Of tho coun
try and smuggling him into Great Britain.
ins proved the orfjcie TO be coatiuband, and
liable 10 cOnAemnniipn.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

The Snow Hin Messenger. puhlisbod in Vror
cester Co. (Nlay land,) has hauled down the 9 red
INK nag and run mp that Of the " Constitution
ana Laws The editor has been ,hornuyh
going supporter "f tho Hero" sincu ls2I. M
to the Time of the Veto Message but having
always been true republican, ho deans il in.
consistent with his principles any longer To sup.
port man fur oi6cc who holds such drpotic
views as are contained in that message.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

There is not, We believe, upon tho record Of
the vaciIlaiions Of popular feeling, so signal an
instance Of sudden rovnlsi0n Of the p0pnlnrity
Of any individual, as that which is now exhibit
ed throughout the United States, in the dciec
tien Of the late supporters Of Jackson His for
mer adherenis arc deserving bra in every di.
recilon. meeting oi rerouncIng Jncksoninns
was held few days since, in Lexington, XIV
II was addressed by Charlton Hunt, Esq, May
or Of Lexington, and, until lately, dccidce
Jacksonan. Throughout tho whole Of Ken
lucky similar changes Of public sentiment nrc
every day taking place.
Freleritk (Aid) Ezdmiatr.
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Is THE BAFK RUiNoUs TO THE VEST Let
as see. says Kentucky paper. 4 man in lhis
neighborhood one year ago borrowed 10 O00
dollars at Louisville, and laid ont the same in
the purchase Of pork, thereby scattering that
amount among our ct;zeus--look Tins nnrk
down the river sold it for near 10000 ,II,rs
brough; the money back paid his hank d.Lt
aud made handsome profit. little reflection
wli tell how ruinons this speculation, aided bv
tho bank, was TO the west. Such are not nm
common eveuts
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

WONDERFUL ESCAPE. A singular accident
occurred IN Attleborough on Saturday last A
i III boy about four years old, son of Major
Backington, on his return from school. stopoed
at neighbours, and while the other children
went into the house, for want of better sent,
perched himself on well curb. From this sit,
uallOn, he fell backward, and turning a com.
pIetc somerset, struck the bottom Of the well.
feet FIRST. The alarm was Immediately given,
aud gentleman in the neighborhood hns,ened
TO The spot where he found the boy standing I'D
TO his chin in water, rs demnre as an alderman
at feast. rope was procured and let down
to him, which the lad seized with MS hands, and
was mus drawn uptn these upper regions, with.
out bruse of any kind There was no, one
chance in ten for his lile.-Dcdha.n Patriot
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Foul Asp MusTY Casks. 1t sa fact That
butter tubs, whirli have brcnmo foul hy use.
can br easily cleamsod by filing them with nsy
kind of meal or bran and water and permitted l.,
stand III fermentation takes plare--casks which
haze become filthy may be ceansed in this wav
And, inasmuch us this mixture, after having pcr.
formed this operation, becomes more suitable
food for swine than before, there is no expense
attending h.-Fermom journal,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

The Mcssrs. QUiNcr, who keep two oxten.
sve boarding Houses for seaInen in Portland,
have abandoned be sale Of all kinds Of ardent
spirits A singular coincidence (says the PORT.
iand Co"'ie') in connection with this subject is
worth mentioning. These Messrs. Quincy are
bFothors, and keep separate houses little dis.
lance from each other. II appears that each
had separately come 10 determination on Sat
urday to abandon ardent spirits, if the other
would agree I" IL. One Of them started to 90
to The house OF the other to make the PROPOSE.
ton, but before he arrived. he met his brotAer
com'ng to MS hoase wuh tie same message on
h'S ups 10 him. or course il did not require
many Arguments to como to the conclusion
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

Missouri The 81. Louis Times says
The vote for representative in Congress
shows The true state Of public sentiment Gen.
Ashley was the open and ayowod friend and
supporter of the re-chnrter Of the Bank, of tho
protection by Congress Of American Industry
and Capital, and of appropriations for tho con.
slruclon III roads aud canals, uGd the improve.
ments of rivers, wherever they msy be situated,
whether in Missouri, Tennessee, or New York.
Mr.. Wells was the candid OF the party hold
ing the opposite doctrines Al the election
last November. Gen. Ashley had majority in
this county OF d02, at lhs it amounts 10 $40
A faithful fact needs no comment"
The returns. 50 far rs heard from. give 10
Gen AsnLEr, 3G3l; Mr.. WELLS, Jackson
Hondidotei) lOo2; Majority against Jackson,
1919
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED on the 18th inst, by The Rev. Mr..
Rcubca L. Coleman, MIR THOMAS w. SPUR.
LOCK to Miss MARTHA ANN DAVIS, all OF
Lynchburg.
----, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Thomns
Burgc, RICHARD II. TOLER, one Of the
Editors orthc Virgnan, to Miss MARY ANN
FRANCES, daughter of Maj William Dayal, OF
Buckingham county.
-, on the 20fh inst. by tho Rev. Nathaniel
,.oyeiacc, Mr. WATKINS MASON to Miss
FRANCES, daughter ofthe late Mr.Th9mas Ba-
10y
-, by the Rev Sam. Armstead on the 18Th
,asl VIZ. ~ Il. SMiI II TO Mise CAIEA-
,.iAL &. Daughter of Pnue. Clark, Esq OF
",mohasl, --.3 On the 18Th by the same GILES
TUQUA Ch4riotte 20 Miss ELIZA ~ dausht
sr af 7cas,s sqanls.s. Esq Of Buckiugham county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24

VzING'NA holden IN tho Clerks oficn Of The
sifen superior Court ofl.ew GhahcdJs for tho tlwn
o, 'apchirE on the "a day of peD,ubef 1879. sam
ue Fitzgerald, PM ogaiust Ma nbrtit rufhc,t, wdew,
El1o Elizabeth, Minerva, Ama6ja, John James md
Ionry ,srnc,i. ch,idan Of John Blruct dee tbs ,rp
four Of whom. pfc nfnts haeii Fiagernd.. Nm. For
bus, Nei,dn q. CIa.k,0n. and John Ready, deft.
Tho dsfouanfs Elizabeth Barnett widow, Eliza rnrneo
and Elizabct ifnc having entered their appearance
nd gwen security according thr act Of Assembly aud III.
rules Of this couri, and IL appearing by satisfactory
deu-c, that they inhabitants of this counify II is
drdced that Tho saii Defendants do appear hetn he
fs of The next regular tnrn. and answer the ll OF
rlatn uud that copy Of this order ha otths nh in
serted in printed III thn town Of fsn bhfF,
n,antis excessively, aud poaed N hs ftout dpoi
Of the court hose, IN thu said tosn,
Atopy--lesic, d. RODrS, Ck.
Drc. ~ WIN
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* =
Bedford Land for Sale.

EnIlE subscriber is anxious 10 sell the farm
u whcreon he resides in Bedford county, con
taining 500 acres, lying remarkably levei~3oo a
cres cleared nd enclosed and the balance very
heavily timtcred, and all good tobacco land. The
cleared land is laid off into five fields aud lots The
lots are highly improved, aud now in wheat aud
clover and about $50 sccs OF the fields fresh, and
the remainder in excellent farming condition. The
improvements consist Of large two story dwelling
house and kitchen brick, and every other neees-
sasy out house for the comfort and convenience OF
gcnteel family and farm. This land hes IN the
Poplar Forest ON both sides Of the main North rond
leading from Lynchburg tn Liberty, 10 miles from
the former and Is miles from the later. II 10 one
Of the most handsome situations III the county
commands a very handsome and diversified view
Of the mountains-is in a delightful neighborhood
remarkably healthy fine water, two or more good
springs in every field, and well in the yard
The farm joins Messrs Ra'iford, Cohbs. Watts,
and others. The terms of sale is pat cash, aud
for the remainder credit will be given, or Il liberal
discount allowed for prompt payment. Possession
may be had Immediately after sale, If made before
The Sprng--There is 1870 bushels of Wheat sown
on the farm, put in well, in good time, and looks
well. The purchaser can be accommodated with
plantation utensils und all kinds Of stock.
JOEL YANCEY.
Doc 0t Wis
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3DUS.AG1oNl

VmNuE NEXT Session of the subscriber,
- scnoi, will open on the 18th Of t-i,uary next
Terms as heretofore. :i5 payable IN advance.
Mr. ). has, for several yeaIsi lnid IN centcmpla
ton such enlargement uf his course Of ipstrue.
ton as should embrace tie most important deport.
menis of The Physical Sciences, susceptible of ins
.rasion 10y experiments, Specimens OF Diagrams
Ills preparations are 50 Ear maure5, that with the
next session Of his school c intends to commence
eosiise OF Lectures ON Natural and Experimental
Philosophy, 10 extend through tho period Of two
years OF foar sessions, in the following anaage.
mont
J. Chemistry neutrality-suspicious. Mag
netism.
9, Physcs--ouilines Of Dynnmics- rIy.lrody-
namies-Pncutnniics-- Acoustics.
8, optcs--Optical Instruments - Astronomy.
T. Outlines OF Geology--cf Mincralogy loia.
ny--oull'nes vi Natural Histoiy--Natural Thsoi-
agy.
The course will be amply illustrated by CHIN
ical and Philosophical Apparatus Of the most re-
cent and improved construction. The leadin.
Of each science will ba stated in succes
sive propositions. the less important as observa.
tons; and all will be fully demonstrated. 1t will
he the teachers incessant aim 10 be tioroagiiy
understood.
Lee ire win 70 delivered every Tuesday NOR
ning at l. and o. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
when the Two preceding lectures will bo reviewed
and the class examined upon them
The class will consist OF Young Ladies' exclu.
sively.
Terms per session, Eish. Dollars, III adyercc.
l.. q. SMITH.
pcr, ~ Wits
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OEJI'T AIRY.

A4aihcr Peuelnt,oaarn Soldier gone.
DIED a, his residence in Piusylvania, on FRI
dny the 23l uli of short but severe illness, which
he bors wth Chrstian-like fortitnde, Mr. DAN
lei {. EDWARDS, Sen. in the SID year OF his
age. Mir Edwards was Soldier IN The Revolu-
tionary War, which secured 10 us our indepcn-
dence. lie was gentleman of uncommon strong
mind agree able manners, and lively w't-he vas
n kind ard charitable neighbour, an affection ate
husband, kind and indulgen, parent and humane
master. lie was unusually esteemed for his vlrlu-
GUS and uprigh, conduct through life. The warmth
Of his social affections and endearns department
won for him the iveliest regards OF all VINO were
an bappy as to know him. His life vas character
;zed by the opsn hearted charities that graced his
prosperity, and the manly resignation ana fort'taoe
lint adorned and dignied his adversely; his virtues
survive him. Let tho circulating pains ne en-
dured reconcile his family and relatives TO the as
nensation of Providence, that has laid the am'ao'c
sufferer TO rest, and the warmth OF the Puniic syn"
na,hv IN their bereavement contribute to their con-
ISOLATION
at New London, on Wednesday the
10Th inst. MEREDITH LAMBETH, and on
saturday the 18th inst, MARY WlLMoU III
children of Charles l.. and Mary Jane D'nren'
Five days previous these sprighty anu ''''eles.
,;ne children we're in the enjoyment OF perfect
,"s tho ioy and comfort of their dotlns pa
rents, Blu. alas how soon and sad the change
Lovely flowers scarce had they bossomea .n'o
l,f, Ger they fell beneath the cold ana ~"norlhs
hand of death, and have gone to the fioose C. ho'
100 With hands, eternal in the Heavens. Swee
D.. We had but tasted the ills OF life, before yon
Joys were made eternal
r;k,. busding flowers in verna' PRIME
| auhiIe they flourish bright ami gay;
D., al how soon the blast Of TING,
/ Sv.ens with their lives their joys away.
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Dec o..

x,>lpGiNJas At rules n'd.n IN the telhs oih'r 81 ~
" Circuil superiof Court ii Law pnh nursery In n'
.:.. Wh,i,oeke PhI against rh,nas Weiis 'nd oah''
n Maurice II. Garland, Dciit. ,,,t Nj
Ths defendant Tirhnas Weiis ho' "a , az, ~
Assembly aud the rules OF this court ana ~ hpi M
satisfactory esJeuce thai he "a not az 'nn.n ,,
'n,,y - II IL otdcred thai the said d''tndah' ~.
40, H.. re on the mr. day Of the next fgn" ''" Nni
ronr, md answer Iha hill ofthe p'aiwihi anu ''a' "a
eo , ia. order is frthwii, Inserted ~ ''ne rsFsph'
r,i,,cn Ia tile lawn of iyDeh5nre ~ ~" m e
,.;vriy otd posted stihc fret DOR 81 s No"i' "'"S
~ tho aas vns'' A" F'iF n r,ttA,rs r.
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y. KODES, CIR.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
T,vuebburg. liih Dee. 1882. (
LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE.


WILL he sold Mt public auetlan, for cash, n.
w Amherst Court house. GA the 81 Monday IN
next month, tina, being Anhcrs, cinlnty court day,
IN. tract of Land on Which John Coleman now re-
sides, in the county Of Amherst containing 1923 n
ctcs be the same moro OF less. This land lies in the
vicinity Of New Glasgow, nJjonng the lands OF d.
S. Garland, .--- Man,aply, and otbels.-also, at
the same time and place. viii he sold, one third o.
the Rocky Greek Mills aud the Lnnds thcreuno
belonging, estimated at n acres be the same more
or less living and being in said county adjoining The
lands of VIM Dtlah, & others Also, at the same
time and place, and Upon the same terms Will Be
sold. II SLAVES, to wit: Ben, Nelson, Winston,
Madison, Dolly and her child sally, Reuben, Sa-
rah, Elvira, Jane, Sally Molly, Newton. Jack,
Henry. Edmund and Dick, and the inSteasc of the
females, if any, since the 18th February, 1850.
The above sale will be made in pursuance Of u
trust decd executed TO the undersigned by John
Coleman, on the said litl day Of February, 1890,
,rhch is Of record in the Clerks Office of the county
co,r, of Amherst. The tile to the property is be
s,eds. -ood -, tg' d r. lIYllas @ vaal is f""'
vey s0'n ''s SAM GARLAND Trustees.
DhyiD q MI RRELIs -, H.,
Nv consent, the above sale is I.ps'P''n''
An day of January, 1888, when II w" W. ~,
take place a, the house of John ColemN'' ~ 49,
neishborhood of New Glasgow.
sAML. GARLAND,
.. G. MuRRELL, Trustees
| JOHN COLEMAN. -,
Tee 20
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Classical, English, and Mathemat-
ical School.

HyHE. next session Of my School will COM
IL mence on Monday, the last day of the present
month.
The course Of instruction will comprehend the
Greek, Latin, French, and English Languages
Mathematics. Ancient and Modern History,
Aneien, and Modern Geography, Reading Wri
ling, Arithmetic, and Spelling.
Parents, and other persons feeling interested IN
the education ofyouth invited TO visit 'he school
frequently.
Three or four pupils can BIO accommodated with
hoard in nv familv. JOHN CARY.
Dec. 90. "s'
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NOTICE..

VuVuE. subscribers respectfully infofp, ."cn
friends and tho public generally that they afs
..uarod 10 execute, at the shortest notice, any Joo
p pr ,he Carpenters and House Joncrs line j" all
-. '"e ro,,s branches They earnestly hope, from
,her expcrencc, skill and strict attention 10 ons,,
u .ass to merit share Of public patronage hN
contracts made by either ofthem shall be p,omPHy
attended to- ELY ~ yvAsDRON.
JAMES BOYD
Dec 90
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w iVsfNltAt Cont Of Iu,tefIy sessions continued
anil heid for lbn County ot Bedford al the hopst
tho o7th day orN.vembev. 1872 John W. Thomp p'nr
admir- ofAndtcw Amys der. rl1, againsf Rnrn,bas :.
Idf on. anit Nicholas frpraY beftss--ln thBprery.
The Defendant B,fnabas A. Eds0n mol having entered
hi, oppc' and eyau security, according to The ne al
Assembly and The fiies of this Court, aud appehfng II,
sal isfneturg -sdenru thai he IA nhBbiIat al hs
country II is ordered TINT tho said defendant do .lponr
hero tht hr dy Of the usx arch tetn and arswer the
bill ofhe Plaintiff aud inp copy Of order be iaih~ith
inserted IN the NngiHab. Srwspat'et Published the
fIynrhb1tg Tor two months sntessvciy mud ossd
ut the front door of the house 'f the county.
Copy rosts, no. =. MITCHELL, 4. y. g.
Dec -. VIA
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----
VXl'lNiA At Rules holden ~ tho tirtn's uiro al ~
" tifenii Superior Court Of aw aud tbancer, for Tho
town ri l,s0chbntg. tss 5ih day Of November, ls3a-
Asa onpuy, IS or VI lhn Pprnail der FhL against WIN
" William, thradc Law Charles lunsdor, Motri.son
Meade, stephen Preston ir sithson u. Davis How h.t
Prasiop John o ieiiwieh, and VIM Frat, III. las, Ave
late merchm's mud rartnofs trading pndor the hr,a OF
Hlapheh Piestnn Jr y Go. Nm. Brooh john law James
Pink ard, aud Wm. Pratt, N hsown night, Dafis.
The defendant w linn Pratt having entered his
appearance md gyon sctprity according Ia the act Of Al
srinby and tho rules Of this md sppcnug by shsg
fhc.ty eyide that he Ia inhaap Of h.
II IL ortercd that tho snid defendant do ppeW nre the
ars day Of the nt regular term and answer the hill of thu
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
ted ~ tonr newspaper printed la tho town o tynchbuR
Tor two m"ni sneceAsyrlv aud posted al the rot door Of
the couii house, IN tho said town
AeoFy-f@e, u. ROBES, Oh,
Deb. ~ WIN
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EDUCATION.
Dec. 81

NpHE next session Of my school wiz commence
l on the 3lst Of this month. II wiIi oonsis. o,
three acknowledgements a beginner So so
per mooth for one more advanced, $3 per month.
No pupil will be received for less time thin nom
the day of entry to the end ofthc Session. unless
there shall be special condition at the time OF en-
try n. D. ~" a.:c
18th mo. 9th. ~"
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E0r veFe se'idias to have given him , public
dinner.-This compliment he declined.

S1s"g Spirits 10 Sares We have ham re-.
qnested TO notice the law sfthe last session Of the
Virginia Legislature upon the subec. Of selling IL
aaors to Slaves 1t is law founded in wisdom
and should be observed The section Of the act
upon this subject reads as follows
ina' no person Or persons shall sell vino, rum,
brandy or other ardent spirits, OF a mixture thereof
70 any slave without the consen. in writing of his or
her nasteror mistress, overseero or agen,
u e'her And any person persons who shall
violate this prohibition shal! upon conviction there.
OF bt amerced bya jury in sum no, less than ten
nor more than htiy dollars and it shall moreo-
yer DC The duty ofthe court forthwith, to revoke the
license OF any such person or persons
II In consequence ofthc Christmas Ho,ydaus
no paper will be issued from this Office on Thurs
day next Should any news of Importance be re-
ccived, we shall issue it in an Extra sheet.
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n II continued aud held for Buckingham county.
81 thu ifih day ofNo,embrr, 1873 aJoln Hughes and
John Henderson, If against john langforl Folly bis
~i6 lIulcbery iIogms Lender Hughes John Hdghes.
g. and Edn his VILE Charles Walker and Susanna bis
wife JohnP. Hughes, Wln T. iIughr. Elizabeih ngbes,
Litiebnuy Hughes, and Gcdci,ah Hughes, ebIdfo1 oi
Gcdoliah Hughes, dec. john r. Wright aud Nancy his
wife, Albert Matthews. Raines Matthews, jr. Susanna
nnirows ara p?ly Na,h:g, Defr In chaosery;.
berry Ingc. lnsnder Hughes, John ilnfhcs o. - aud
Eih hiswifr aud Charles Walker aud Susanna his Wife
ao having snorsd their nppearaneo and given srcur,
according to c Act Of Assembly aud tho Rules Of hn
Court aod II appearing by satisfactory eydcncc that ,ey
inh,bii,pi 81 tins couuuy II Is ordered. thai
tho suid n,en DE fandants sppssr here first
Of March tenn next. AMI sr.wsr tho hill 81 ahe PLAIN
tbs aud tata copy Of this order be fohwu inssre IN
the yDchurg Ven,an, anewspaper Pf,eted the town
Of nchbnrP for months snacessvey, aud postos
at tho frbn door Of the cpurthsuss of this county,
eopy--1cstc, R-ELDKiDGE, C.r.c G.
wYIRtu>lA AT rulss nsd ~ Jerks once o We
" Cenit Supnl court of Law aud Ihshesty 'p wv
County Of Amherst, on Monday the ID no o. n' I'm,
Ia32--W M Turner. who was assignee ~ WIN Nv,
mond, Lucy Ann Turner, formerly Lucy ihhi"o"o p'
ney ii who a,ses % PHI laf".nd .''p9nr !,
r1eksr Su.an W. Tucker, Polly w. Tucker, bhIHpf'n
D. Tucker ard jain j. Tucker The as' I'VE inlh"l nb'o
The nge olt.eniy years, and who sue ny IN W
TUCKER their acsi friend Poly ioessf, ms VIZ "a,
80, safy rhnrmpnd Jesse BECK ard Judy hts wiic'
r,mcfly Judy Thptmon, and David Crawford sp' ~
.sss,a I 1s,s ~ sa s.%1' hS'TT william
Ihnrmo,d, aud Phiiip fharmond. oe'i''-,h
rms Defendant William l. ThufmonJ, ~, having enl'l
ed hi. am given recn,iy acfofo'ng 70 w |
sscpbv and tho rules ofthisroufti and fsppi" ~ Wy
,at.fsc,ory that he noi IN inhauat % Va"
Conlmon,, cath Dn motion 81 we fls'"i', ~ wy WI 49,
sol ia ordered, that the sad detehdhu Nm 'hu
.,a do anuesr hers before the st day Of the n'S
s 10 answer The bin % thp plsniids, snd ma ne"r'
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iinor of the ourf house, 10 the snid county.
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