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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
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PORT OF RICHMOND.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Ship Harriet, Stout, Portland, sundries, to Chas
Palmer.
Brig Nerius, Williams, Boston, sundries, to Il
Anderson & Son.
ARRIVED,
Brig Olympia, Boston, plaster.
Brig Sabra, New York, ballast
Sclr Harvey, Mister, Baltimore, an assorted
cargo.
Schr Carpenter, Boston, via Norfolk, sundries.
Sloop Union, Crowel Philadelphia sundries, to
} III Nash, X Smith, ]. Fry, w 81 c Crane, b
Peytsn, Halowell, Cunningham 81 Anderson, ]
Blair, j McKildoe, G NJ MITCHELL Lucke g. Sizer,
Lancaster, DENLY g. Co, J Poe, w Iardie, Triplet
q Colquhoun, Myers, J Gill, to order, and COZ.
poraton
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball, Washington, with
freight and passengers.
SAILED,
Schr ii Staunton, Price, New Ark, coal
Schr Tantivy, Couch, New York. flour, &c.
Schr Virginia Trader, Weeks, Philadelphia.
Steamboat Sandusky, Maxwell, Norfolk.
Steamboat Richmond, Webb, Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ard, sloop John.
son, Duncan, Richmond.
CHARLESTON, July 30.-Ard, schr President
Jackson, Griffith, Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

The Jackson men of Pittsburgh got up a mani.
testo signed by about hundred persons rather ha
wing appended thereto about hundred Names pur
porting To he ofpersons who yet had voted for
Senernl jackson, hut who had now come to the
determination of giving Inn their suffrage, on &C
count oil the refo. This was indeed Formidable
array, and somewhat startling: but there was, it
would seem, more in the notice than inset the eve
at first lfthese people had not voted for Gen. Jack
son. it also appears that they had nearly all them
voted for no other person. Tho Pittsburgh Gazette
declares that there can be found men to unswe
to most of the names upon the list-a few indeed
came to the city just as the Cholera broke out in
Canada. and one New York gentleman, the Ca
Zette states, wants the Bank to be located i'm New
York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
E.gEE IN rs.

VliE Fall Races over the Liberty Race Course,
n Bedford county, Va. will commence on Wed.
nesday, 18th September, 1882, and continue four
days.
The first day. mile heats. purse 5000, entrance
SIS.
Second days mile heats, purse three hundred
and nineteen dollars. entrance $50.
Third day--thc Propriotor's Purse VIII be run for
ono mile and repeat, entrance $40.
The entrance of zach day to be added To the re
speetivo purses.
The fourth day-two swccpstake races, mile
heats. In of these races, entries, $500 each,
to wit:-John p. Whites and i. III. divers Mon
seur Tonson colt, VIM. Garth's do. Plschel Iu.
iord's' Shakespeare, William Torrys do, and clo
sod.
Same days colts entered, at $50 each, and clio.
sod.
The Proprictors will pay the Cash, above, to
the winners of each day, without discount--exccp,
the Propr tors Purse, two-thirds Of which will be
paid to the winner.
The proprictors will furnish good stables and lit
ter, gratis for race horses, every thing necessary
Tor their comfort reasonable terms; and every
exertion used TO have the track in first rate order
Inc three first days racing free tor any horse,
marc or geding, carrying the proper weight
" MM !. p oEIvnR, rroprieosr..
u tho Richmond Enquirer ond Wing will pub
lish the above fortnight till 18th Scptem.
Der, and forward their account to tho office of the
Lynchburg Virginian. au 6-1aftl2Sep
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
THE DINNER 10 JUDGE BARBOUR IN
AMHERST.

We have published requested, the proceedings
OF this Dinner in the Daily Wing, but are unable
10 find room for them in country paper, with
out excluding newer, and to the general reader,
more interesting matter. We hope friends in
Amherst will excuse the omission, and believe that
entertain the sincerest wish to oblige them
The Dinner is kept waiting Tin type) and at the
very first opportunity, if one occurs, shall be spread
before our country readers. We hope our friends
Chandler, of the u. S. Gazette, and Daniels OF
Camden, will excuse the accidental trespass on
their punning immunities.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
From the u. s. Gazette,

NJ, . :, :.
We find the following in the Sentinel and pb;lo-
dclphia Gazette of yesterday;
''Io the editors of the Sentinel
''Gentlemen-Permit me to assure the public
through your columns, that never affixed INV siy
nature TO the call Tor meeting of Irishmen op-
posed TO General jackson. JAMES HOGAN
No. 1873 south Fourth ST."
Mr. Hogan Is correct in his assertion we NAV
venture to say, because he is, we believe correct
In all he asserts But if he will take the trouble
to look into the Directory, he will see that he has
some seven or eight namesakcs-al without doubt
good men, and true-one of whom wrote his own
name upon the call, and probably glad thus TO
lend his name to the good cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
CHOLERA AT NORFOLK AND PORTS.

From Wednesday to Friday Evening, fourteen
and seven deaths reported at Norfolk, Is
cases and death at Portsmouth, and II cases and
deaths on board tho Fairfield, Commodore Elliott,
at Gosport.
We hear from Norfolk more slowly than public
interest renders agreeable. We do not learn how
many cases have occurred since Friday evening.
Rumors return upon from various quarters, of
the existence of Cholera here. They are false,
generally and particularly. We repeat the promise
of announcing it upon its first appearance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

| Va Ike lNlA:-In the circuit superior court Of
law and chancery, for Henrco county, held
at the capitol, in the city of Richmond on Tues
day, the 10th day of June, 1882: Ade!nc Allison.
piti against William Seldcn, administrator of Ma
thanIel Selden, decd, and executor of Miles Sell
den, Jr, who was executor of Miles Seldcn ST. de-
ceased, William III. Roane, Gary Sclden. Charles
Selden, Joseph Sclden, Richard Adams, Marv Adj
ANS an infant by the said Richard Adams. her
guardian assigned and Thomas Coke, executor Of
Miles Selden, Jr., who was executor of Miles Sci.
den, senior, deceased, dts.
This cause in which the plaintiff appears TO have
proceeded against the defendant Cary Selden. who
rs out OF this country, in the mode prescribed bv
law against absent defendants and i'm which the
bill has been taken for confessed as TO the defend
ant Thomas Cooke came or this day 10 be heard
on the bills, answers of the other defendants re-
plicatlons, exhibits and examinations of witnesses
and was argued ny counsel: On consideration
whereof, the court doth order, that the defendants
William Sclden, and Thomas Cooke, executors of
Miles Seldcn, Junior, who cx'or of Miles Sell
den senior, deceased, do render before one of the
commissioners OF this court, an account of Tire
SAID Niles Selden seniors guardianship of the plaip
III, ana The SAID comm is directed to take
an account OF what Is due to The plaintiff, on ac
count OF the legacy bcqucalacd to her, bv Josepl,
Seldom deceased, and examine, state, and settle
the said accounts, and make report thereof To- tbo
court, with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be required by
the parties to be so stated.
copy. Teste, j. ROBINSON. C.. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

i ne Richmond Enquirer, after having been whip
reference to Col. Watmough, makes another assert.
ION equally erroneous. 1t says that Mr. T.. C. Wat.
mough, who at the Jackson meeting, offered the
resolution to abandon state preferences, .holds 10
torgetful scribe ofRichmend announced in his own
paper the appointment by the President of said T..
-. Watmongh as commissioner of Bankruptcy.
lie therefore docs hold Office, and the second state
men, ;, Oh the Richmond paper, is equally erroneous
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
List of Produce passed down tho Can.

LISL OF TOuUCC passed down the Canal.
AUGUST, 4.-S4 hhds tobacco, 3 do. stems, Sc
kegs manufactured tobacco, tierce tobacco, 513
bbls flour, 4421 bus. wheat, 80 bus. meal, 100 do.
shorts, = loads plank ind staves, do. key poles
cords wood, 40 boats, coal boats, 1857 bus coal
AUGUST 5.--63 hhds tobacco, 7 do stems, IO2
boxes and kegs manufactured tobacco, 81 tons
pig metal, 342 bbls. flour, 1859 bus. wheat 200 do.
shorts, Ia Nj. plank, IL bags feathers 300 lbs.
hemp, cords wood, 40 boats
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

Judge CLAYTON. being thrown out of the stage,
and disabled from proceeding, near Laurens C. H..
>. e. the nulli6ers gave him dinner by way of
curing his wounds We are informed ho gave the
following Toast:
, ,n ne ,mre IdrV Acf.-.t rs now plain case
LIBERTY or SUBMISSION! He that dallies is
Dastard-hc that doubts is damned.
AS we cannot wish the Judge had got his neck
broke, we will certainly bs allowed to regret that
he got hurt at all-Gco. Cour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
CLERK OF THE FIFTH WHEEL.

George Il. Swami, Esq. having some weeks ago,
resigned the Office of Clerk of the Executive
Council, that useful body proceeded some days go
to supply his piece, when Thos ii. Lawson, Esq
worthy citizen, was selected. The fifth wheel
preferred persevering in injustice to- acknowledg.
ing error, by reinstating Capt. Richardson. On
this important occasion, we understand Councillor
Wilson's patriotism impcled him to attend all the
way from Cumberland
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
COMMISSfONERS OFFTCE,
RfcmMoNn. Jnlv 1Slh. 1s32.

RICHMOND July 18th, 1892
The parties interested will please take notice
that have appointed the 18th of September noxt,
for commencing tho duties directed in the forego-
ing order of court, on which day at nnc o'clock
a. M. they are required TO attend at my Office in
this city with their accounts and vouchers ready for
examination and settlement, and with such docu-
mcnts and proofs, and office copies Of such of the
court papers as may be necessary TO enable full
compliance with all tie directions Of the foregoing
order. HILARY BAKER, Comm'r.
~ lg-1JwSw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

" lRGlNiA:-At rules holden in the clerks office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry for Henrico county the 7th day of July 1882:
Edmund w. Foote's, executor of Benjamin Stet-
son, pitt, against Alexander McI2ae, and other
dts.
The defendant above named not having
entered his appearance and given security ac,
cordng to the act of assembly and the
rules OF tins court, and it appearing by sa-
tisfactory evidence, that he is not an irhabi-
tant OF this country: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear before the judge of our said
court, at 'he Capitol, in the city of Richmond, on
the hrsi day OF the next October term, to be holden
Tor the trial OF civil Causes, and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months succcssvclv
and posted at the front door of tho Capitol in the said
city. Copy. Teste, WIN. 6. SANDS, ID. G..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
copy. Teste, j. ROBINSON, G. G.
COMMISSIONERS oFFICE.

m RICHMOND, 9th July, 1899.
mo parties concerned III the execution of the
foregoing order of court, are hereby notified that
shall commence the on the tenth dov Of
September next at my office, at the capitol in the
city OF Richmond; at which time and place. thew
are hereby notified, and required to attend before
me- on thc matters referred IN and by the said or
der; and the defendants William Seldom. and Tho.
mas Cooke, executors of Miles Scidcn, Junior de-
ceased, who was executor of Miles Selden. senior.
decd are especially required, then and there, to
render the accounts directed by said order.
WIN. G. PENDLETON, Com'r
Jy lO-4w cir. sup. CO. law s. cy. Hen. cv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

rum, and not only let Mr.. Cwynn's nomination re-
moin unconfrmed, bat Senator Ellis also. The
President pro tenn. (Mr Tasepeh) and Messrs.
Blob, Tyler and Mangun, said to be among
those who took the decisive stand. And SO the no.
mination left on the table"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
DIED.


"A few days ago, at his residence, in the county
OF sussex In the AID year of his age Gen. RICHARD
EPrEs for many years distinguished Member of
the General Assembly, and man who had risen
by his own exertions and sound talents, from OBJ
scurity to d stincton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
COMMISSIoNER'S OFFICE.

- RIthmOnd, June IYth, 1882
The parties interested, will please take notice.
that have appointed the 3lst day of August next
TO commence the accounts directed in .s,o forcgo-
ing order of the court, on which dav nj @ o,clocL
A. M they are required To attend at my Office, in
this city, with their accounts, vouchers SC ready
| for examination and settlement
Jun 27-wSt HILARY BAKER Comr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

Pursuant 20 the foregoing decree, we shall pro.
coed to sell tho mill and lands referred to therein.
at the front door Of tho thouse of the county
of Middlesex ON the Jth Monday in August next
it being the 9th day Of the month"; the tract of
land containing about 80 attached TO the mill
aud is situated upon Mill Creek, in the county of
Middlesex--it was formerly the property Of Thomas
-. Churchill ROBERT G.. SCOTT
PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond July Goth, IS32-62-ctds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
MI A RRVEn

On Thursday evening the Goth ult in Green's
vile, by the Rev. Mr.. M'Farland, Mr. BENJAMIN
r. GRAHAM, of Harrisonburg, to Mrs. SUSAN C.
BELL daughter of Ballard Smith, Esq. of the for
mer place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

A letter from Maysville, KY states that the Veto
has changed every Jackson man but four in i,at
town.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
AVA COFFEE-lOO bags Java Coffee, for
o. sale by
au LANCASTER, DENLY g. co.

au LANCASTER, DENLY 81 co.
"A Il meeting of the Board of Managers of the
IN Richmond Junior Colonization Society, held
OH Friday, the Sd day of August, 1882, it was
'Resolved, That the Recording Secretary give
public notice, that the Board of Managers are pre-
pared at all times to receive the names of per-
sons who DESTROYS of nttaching themselves To
the Richmond Junior Colonization Society"
LIST OF MANAGERS.
Gustavus A. Myers, William S. Scott. MI.
Francis j. Smith, Charles Holt, Jr.
t. T. Daniel, Etford b. Benty,
James Z. Crane, William Il. Watson,
Thomas $ Taylor, John s. Myers,
James r. Bridges, Geo. W. Hundley,
Thomas NJ. Alfrend, David NJ ranch
Saml. j. Rutherford,
Extract from the minutes,
THOMAS S.TAYLOR,
aug4 Recording Secretary
A Meeting of the Broad Rock Jockey Club is
I n earnestly requested, at the Central Hotel, on
Thursday next, ut IL o'clock
ISHAM PICKETT, Proprietor.
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AUCTION AND
Commission Business.
'ENHE Subscribers having formed a partnership
Il under the style and firm of
A.HovSEEES q NrVsES a.,

'ENHE Subscribers having formed partnership
Il under the style and firm of
A.4'sHEk 81 TI'EsEE,
and erected a large and commodious house 1T tho
corner of Main and Market Streets offer their ser
wees to the public as General Commission Agents
lney VIII sell at Auction; buy and sell upon Com
m.ssion all kinds of produce, Merchandise; re.
ceive Store and Ship either Goods or Produce mn
or down the river. Making reasonable advances
upon all consignments where the property is placed
at their disposal.
=, Iheir charges Will be moderate in all cases and
they hope from their general acquaintance with
business and the prompttude and fidelity viii,
winch they will execute all orders condcd to them.
TO merit and receive liberal portion of the public
patronage. JAMES LANIER
Danve, july 10 A. D. TYREE
~ W The Editors of the Richmond Daily Wbig.
Norfolk Herald, and Che Lynchburg Virginian,
VIII insert the above in their respective papers
once week for weeks, and forward their ac
counts to this Office for payment Danoitte Re
porter. u1w
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EoR TILE WIIIG.

Messrs. Ediiors.-You will probably serve the
cause of humanity, by giving notice through your
paper, that Mr.. Robert G,oathmey has been select
ed, and has agreed to act Banker to receive con-
trlbutions from atb disposed to make them of mo-
ney, TO constitute fund TO be used for the relief of
the poor, in case of city being visited by the
Cholera A FRIEND TO THE PRAY
N OTICE.-Thc Officers of the 23d Regiment
4N Virginia Militia, (Chestcrfeld,) are requested
TO meet at Chesterfield Court House, on the I'd
Tuesday in this month, for the purpose of an
pointing Delegates TO the Convention of Oficers
OF the Brigade at Amelia Court House, IN Nov
next. AS it is probable that all of the Officers of
the Regiment will not ibis notice, it is request
cd that such do, will communicate to each of
his brother Officers that Inc conveniently can
The time and place of the proposed meeting, and
impress upon them the necessity of attending
aug b SEVERAL OFFICERS
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sEGGEEs's PRIZE OFFICE.
n SRAWlNG of the New York Lottery,
G-t No. &c:
% 81 6 as 65 81 30 10 81 IS.
Whole ticket 6 80 SO. Capital Prize, sold and
paid by BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

1t affords me great satisfaction to recommend
MIR. Tho Williams TO the public, particularly to
my former customers, and have no hesitation in
saying that, In my opinion, they could not obtain
better agent for the transaction of their business
here. A. SWEENY
Richmond, Aug. l, 1882 cow 2aw2w 1awlm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

AN ANIED Young Man to take charpc of
w Tobacco Mandatory, on the LIST d5v If
January next None will suit unless Inc he expe.
rienced in the business, and of correct babits j.;
other respects.-Apply TO
aud JOHN V. WILCOX, Jr. g. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

Drawing of the MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 10:
4o 80 SO 81 l 50 25 II Is ,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
For BosTON.

"a, For BosToN,
IE& The fine brig SABRA, WIN
sEEA SLOW, Master, having one half of her
..sxn&k ~ cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch.
For the balance of freight, or Passage, apply to
the the Master OH board, at Ralston & Plea
SAINTS Wharf, or to ELIAS REED.
aug 8
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IMPORTANT
To Dealers in Medicines, Paints, and
Dye-Stuffs.
III. w. BAMMAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGHT

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
No. III, MAIDEN LANE
q EffERS tor sale, at the lowest prices a ex-
~ tenslve assortment of articles in his line and
hopes to give satisfaction those who think il for
their interest to buy of him.-Those wishing to
purchase, will please give HIM CALL and ascertain
his prices before leaving their orders elsewhere
Nep York, June goth, 1882.
N. B.-Price Currents sent by mail.-AI or
ders will be thankfully received, carefully put up
and forwarded with despatch iy l7-d2wc6w
NL OTJCE.-MRS. NELSON continues her
~ boarding establishment near the Capitol
Having reduced her charges, the following will be
her rates from this date, viz:
Board and Lodging for gentleman and his lady,
OF Ior Two gentlemen or two ladies' in room,
S2So per ahnum, each paid quarterly $3.50 90
DO. do. children under 12 years of age, half
price lis 90
70 40. one gentleman or one lady $50 90
10. 40. do without 100 90
10 Go servants As 90
DO. do. gentleman and his lady, or two
gentlemen two ladies', per week i'm
room, So each IG m
Do do. one gentleman or ono lady in
q m
DO. do. children, under 12 years Of age,
and servants, m
Do do. gentlemen and ladies per day, with
hre 25
Do. do. do. do. do without fire 90
DO. do. children, under IL years of age, and ser
wants, half price.
Do. do. extra Dinners IS. Breakfast % I'd To,
&c. Is. Cd.
Livery of each horse, "a hours 4, gals grain nnd
rack food) so cents.
Extra grain, an additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge.
jy l4-2awtf
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upon the usual terms, End from his long experience
IN that business, having lived with Mr.. Sweeny for
many years, he hopes to receive a liberal support
from the public; and hereby pledges hmsefto those
who may favor him with their business, to use his
pest efforts to promote their interest He particu
larry solics the aid of the former customers of M
Sweeny, and refers them and the public to the fol-
lowing recommendation. THO. WILLIAMS.
aug
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Lotteries for this Week.

virginia Wellsburg Lottcry-Drawng will take
pace at the Eagle Hotel, Tomorrow Afternoon,
at O'Clock.
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~ OTICE.-The Subscriber having taken the
~ Houses lately occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Sweeny, is prepared to transact a
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NalCkLE'S OFFICE.

ny 20:
80 81 C 46 G5 81 30 - 81 IS.
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Drawing OF the Maryland State Lottery, No. lC
Az 30 63 81 l So 25 II Is ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATf
A 4, n 1ft S..tI QNa


I'm llle 81 LAY Of November, 1892, that Nelna-
~ lie trac, of Land on which tho late John RI
Goodwin resided, situate IN the comfy OF Amherst
abont folr miles from the town OF Lyuchoufs,
viii I've Of! .rc for sale by way Of public auction
~, the promises The tract conin.ns nbonl u "A
acres. Of NhiN there are about 800 acres ~
w5oa hsa,ly tlmbcred. The Improvements are
extensive, and eommodous. be'ns situated M
,nediatey ON the Stage road Leading from Lynch
hnro IA :huro.tesyiae it is an eligible stand for "
Tavern. and the buildings are we'll adapted 10 such
n business. The land abounds with tnc water IS
in a lleal,hy neighborhood, aud there nre upon IT
orchards Of choice fruit -lndoed, It Is believed tha'
n more desirable establishment IS rarely IN market
The terms will be liberal and accommodating,
md viii be fully made known on the day OF
sale IA lie l 'Noi NV
7. S.-Wn be sold n, the sanie time, aud place,
some Household and Kitchen Furniture oX
Carts. yoke Of Oxon, some other Cattle, } head
Of Horses, and Still.
Oct, WINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

>SlRGtN1A;-At Rules holden in the Clerk. Office Of
the Circuit Superior Couri Of Law Chancery, for
the Town lynchturc, the 9th day Of August, le2
" Iiian Morgan, Abon Mcdaniel William l.. He'll and
ti""rce T. Williams Plaintiffs against Richard Harrison
fcnJthin Harrison, Richard H. Bntks ilchard Bark
George =. Holloway Mn Lee. VIM Edmunds " illialn
M isht aud Nancy Shields. DIETS.
The defendant W liam Edmund not having entered h4
appearance a.d given security according to the act Of As
'mhy and the ru!os Ct this cour', aud appearing y
c,y c'e &c that lie is no, hhaiiat of this country.
II Is oriere that the said defendant do ppoar here on
fst day Of the term and the second supple
mental bi' Oh the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
ne hrh"hh inserted IN some newspaper prlicd the
TO" ol iynchbure, for two months md pos
TED at the 'front.' door ofthe house, the said
n copy-rcsic, d. KODES Ok.
aug. ~ VEIN