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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
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FEViit s"hscribet, tue General hgrot y The w.
n u bl" Sonirty, and Agent for w. tffho Amer
lean u bio Society, rcgrcs very nach his faiiasfto
attend tie meeting appointed In Friday list. An
accident, which occurred 10 travelling, though at
'rud'd with no pptpRnrsa inconvenience, yet 40
delayed hin, tina, ihr meeting had adjourned before
be reached town.
u" os,,rsprrifillv aud Additionally invites
MS 'hf's''f" isetLsesss .J oil drp min atoms aa,i
his fellow citizens generally. 10 nisst him ~ tao
NJ 'hodisi f'oes,Hni Church, IN Iiinrsiay sss-
niag neri, at qlhffr beior. 8 s'clnuk tn re0,ier
the'r aid in the great effort max ing 10 seni no
widen word II God TO NIL them til dws'i OH isc
rlh 10 every nation aod kindred and tongue aud
ptopl
Although he homes this meeting will he gtaced BY
the rescnce of the la lies Of Lynehburg. he paf-
poses holding teparate meeting, ~ tuiio Fee
male Bill 5oGi'ty, nj the Frs Prssby tsstnm
Charcb, on fiidhy n!ttno,a. nj . o'eloek
w. NJ ATKINSON
Jsiy Is gif
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OlsL'CU AIRY.

DEPARTED this life, on the 29tll June !hsfsa
Mis- SUSANNA JOPLlNG IN the 3fth year %
her age, eon4ort Of Nh. James Jopling Of Bedfofdl
county, Va. Perhaps few, II any, ever faihlico]
~ a more exemplary manner tbs many duties t0l
which hcl station IN life cuicJ her truly alice
lot,nte wife tender IntIugeft moler an'onSss]
the best Of n,isfoases KIND and charehlos negIl-|
Dor Although shG was twice hariiod she tsevee
bore any ssus She has left dlseonsclafo bussj
band, with numerous family ofclndson, who dcs7
lighted 10 honor her for her many virtues, as tilsA
beat of atop mothers. TWAS her pleasure 10 rem
der all ar and her happy The church, too, in 'ssr,
has lost Que fis ornaments. Sho was Hfeul-s
Der of tho Methodist Church for "a years, dst-8
ring all which tlmo shc ornameaf 10 her
church by her truly Christian department. SIZE
nnd eusa ca such state oi health never 10 have
! ply stefan Until tho mst ten months OF her lifo,
when she WIS attacked wh absccss on the lungs,
which terminated ii pulmonary disease. Although
her disosee WINS generally lingering. at times .
was neule aud highly distressing, all OF which she
bore with thai iosliluds which cheracterises the
Chrlsiian She was perfectly sensible Of her fate,
! and anxoney awaited the summons. and but IT.
tie previous to htr exit exhoried the family and her
friends around 10 meet her IN heaven, where pi,t-
ung shall be no moro, by tins instance of uorinli-
~ hor numerous aud respectable relatives are again
! ninioui shed Ia p1rpntn te meet their God.
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T.. =. MILLER a. 60.

u q AVE inst received ani are no" one .hH
q q Fine black olive and gem Il mbaLtaea,
Black and lead coloured Ponsees
Solid black Ginghams
Striped do do
Plain Al Bnbineis
Black and coloured I ffetas
Bo'inet and Bond Q,iliing
Figured Gsuxe Bounce Ribbons
Black Cotton Hose, various qualities
English aud American Prints
Beat Mattion' Lust,ng
Black silk Mode
DO Gauze Diess lIandkfs
Do Uernino do do
Black aud colonred French Grapes
Ladies' black II. 5 Glnves hes Mind
Linen Camhrick Han IN.
Also a {. W cases OF Gpuis, Drsp mud Back Fur
Hats best Bib. Wool do. together with various
oiher articles. which they ''apecttnll, Cher to
their customors aud the public, A. moderae prices.
Jnly 9th II
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.Jeiy Is
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF
RR GVyM ATESM,

TRNliE supcfiniiiy ofRED LlNiMENr over nIi
Il other preparations for RliEUMitI5I "
hlrendy well established The following Is nna l.
dttpnal Instance of rs powerful efficacy. 1he
.,rahcate gives but ule id~a OF the severity Of ,hn
easr. Persons interested .'ff requested H. accent
he uvitalon the falhrf ~ sell aud best a moro
particular account Of hs fem4rkahie cure.
Fhaadc'P5ia JnRs II. 1883.
hereby certify that NY sof alnd 6 yes,soff
was lately eh,r 81 n3si violent attack IT kiri-
mHtism by usiag Vaughan Il Peterson's Red Lin.
menl. The disease can nienreh On his aaetss
nnd ~rsis, .nd ina few days sprrsd over his
whole holy his head was very mich AZ ctr,i aud
he Was deprived OF the.se of his limb. H. eouid
not iit his hand - III, head, aud every ioiat was
81 II ned---he coal no' we even tint uf his
hatets or toes OGc Of The suews Of las ne els WIS
nllamed an red, aud swerd out the Thickness Of
fng'r The pain attending the disease wrs
very v'oleD. We batbsd him several laYa viii.
g jenne popper in whiskcv, which Gully appeared
10 increase the disrnse. lie Ia hi. sitastiou
nc disease Increasing, when we began 10 use tho
Rcd Lmmrni. which Immortality relieved tie VT
olrnee OF the pain, and 10 tho eau-se of 70 jHys
he Pain left him "l,no,, uog III r-tne mt She
oa"e m"v"nhl" the swelling. which WAS very
great, (his ance. particularly, was swellsd almos,
satisfaction of saying, tina, he J., now comple,eIv
sd red a remarkable one, aud will be plet sed Il,
give n more particular account OF il to any pSr-
ION who may wish to sau,fy themselves by calling
At my residence. No. 80, Brown street. between
Frnpt and Second street, JACOB BAkEr In
Price 90 cents lotle
X c'ived and Tor sale by Howell DAVIES.
Jul, IS n,
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Ct TIE EXAMINER &"


SOM weeks ago,~e published tho Prospectus OF
aper, bearing the title OF " the Examiner p,opos
ed 10 he published in Washington city, Ivy Dr T..
s. Davis, of South Carolina We have not nc
celved a copy ofthis paper but we learn that the
first No was issued on the ith of July. II ~ con
orally understood that IT. will support Daniel Web.
s,er as the successor Of General jackson
IL relation to The choice ola Speaker To the next
Congress, Tho Examine hns already broken
gluua Fading II fo' gfanled that Mr. Steven.
son Will not wish the appointment, CON the goundi
We presume, that he Will bo sent To England ~
our Ambassador nj thnt Court, tho Examiner
recommends for the Office OF speaker, John Davis,
esq of Mnssaehnsctts-n gentleman " eclnowi
edged ON all hands To possess talents of the d's,
order a thorough knowledge Of the rules of the
house, ami temper naturally bland and conep
iory We have ourselves heard u prominent
Southern member of the last Congress speak IN
the warmest terms OF the capacity a,d integrity OF
Mr.. Davis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED on The 7,h insi by the Rev N.151
t,oli,s. alt HENRY BILLIARD % sslsss allA
NJ JANE, daughter Of pr IL. NJ. Tnlfateros ="
fs8eEy Mount, FraHkin county
----- on the - ult BY sbeises. Stephen ~ oo s,
Mr. GEORGE BousE NAN to Miss RkbEs
Ca daughter Of Mr.. William Dillon, sen. az =
Fanbn e7aely u
.-----. on tie 10Th inst. by tho nesd. chencs
II Pnge, Mn JAMES ". KEITH, ofsAmheTsS
to Mss CARY JANE, only daughter f oeorse
Mays. Of soson.
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a. oND QUOTA. -

10y an order of the board Of directors OF the
ID Lynchburs and Blue Ridge Turnpike Com
pany. TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS On each
share is required, to be paid Immediately, by the
Stockholders into the hands OF 81 uct ueCofSe,
Treasurer Also the amount sukcribed for the
building Of the Bridge across Blac Water Creek
on said road.
F. MERgWHTI.ERl PTea'dsV
Mav-aY tai
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arrsr FaoNpoRTUGAL..

q,ho h,, a ,i,o N,x6eld arrived at New Bed
"a, a., we,,nos.i,, ,,,n .,sbon. whence she sal.
ed mn ,bo III of Nav c,n,ain Maxliclr has IA,
yo,od ,,,r E.,,,o,s ofbc N,w b dfotd Gazette with
til follow no in,ollirence:
!. ,fnc i,o,,iyc Gar yont # men On Ia, t2h the
Government commenced PRESSING every Poru-
.-ucse Oh It could be found ON DO ,rd the shipping IN
no., as well MS on shore cor the array and The NJ
w On .hc l3ib. an order was issued to al the
shipw,iyhts and cankers. falDdding their working
on any merchant vessel, n.u one If the Govern
rrnts old Sims which hal been condemned, was
repaired md renIring them Ia work on buafd ey,.
- law nor cycertiny Simiays
.No,hlng If eonseaa me- l. ftransnred Il, Opof.
- ami I'thefe had IT would have been almost I'm
,asslbs TO o,tain % rec i!f,ral ,,ion as all the
avenues for ifnpartA. aceosnts had been closed b,
tila Governor mt.
boa Pedro was expected at Lisbon in abou, ten
dlys and Il was though, that he woold be rccsiy-
.d w,lh open arms by al. classes. The cause Vi
Don Mirtlel was very unnanulsr among The peo
pie but ,hey OF course li. not dare to cxnress tn, II
opinion orcniy. Dsscrlions wcr. frcoirnt. and to a
considerable extent both from the nruc a..I nay,
mostly in consequence Of na: receiving iheir paw.
l. was stated tha. m Miguel had not paid his
n,sn in 81 teen months. although he has from tine
,.me pronis d u, TO diem in two months. which
Is tie case at the present time.
The Cholera had been "a ying at Lisbon 10 a corr
s:tr,blc extent bol had IN n crca, measure sinh
SIDED when the Quito sailed No cases had how.
ever appeared on board the shipping.
1ac Capc dr. Irrds--We have recently heard
rnaoh of tie suiFerinss ofthe inhabitants of those
islands aid hat hoped that i, BRIGHTER scene had
dlwled ON the Distressed ponllation. We have
however asl received letter from a valued friend
who touched al the islands in the snrinp from
which We make the f,llov inc ovtror,
N = Com. Ar
Our s,ov n, p,rt pr,va was too short To hc
come familiar with the manners and customs of IN.
people-bn, we were Ionc enoueh TO witness some
Of the suiicriues which Ills eroup of islands has re
Gently exocrienc.d Thov are M, vet nj an end
they are sin diving daily. and some of the moor /
saw pcksi np bv their limbs as n butchers hoy,
would pick M a slaughtered sheen and carried
through the street wi,hon even n - rravc cloth ,,
buried as you wonld bury horse or a doc. Fam
Inc is sweeping over these " little spechs ON the o.
cean," with Ear more feartu;oess ,b.n the cholera
in America Tbo yossoi' r.,,,, p..,ia. an,, ,ta,
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sarily to arm md excite the passions o'the pee.
pie Of the South The interests and peace oil the
South were never IN less danger than a, thus mo
neni. In addition To tho uniform tenor of thu ian
gupee of the Eastern States. diselaiming, On the
ground ofea ptdientg, all lntoWcnton with tho re-
lallon of slavery IN the States whore 1t exists We
have the law on the subject csponnded 9y these
IN The same States ho understand II and Il
Is fully, freely aud onrcservediy admitted thai
me ConSitHtiop fRbtds the action oil The
General Government in relation 10 It, Where
then is the danger lsom Garrison, AMI Luz
dp, aud sueh hke ! There Is no danger IN
tbem. they are poweress Mt homo, and 'otmi
i1Qle snly Is bug bears elsewhere. They are as.
sent.aily detective m the only quality which could
give them strength, OF make them dangerous III y
have 10 sr,eti4lt Tic only persons whom they
r,n influence are those whose reason Is too icebly
developed 10 detect thcir allaeiss and those per
.pns, most happily, the State Governments have
hn power IL protect from The contaslon, the spfcnd
OF vhph woal rccon most horribly upon them
selves Politically conSlcfcd, no rejecting MAJ
hut must see TINT the slave question rs not only no
opened IN any part OF the ualon but will not (o
.,nnnt) b. al enel, 81 long as the Union eNisls
| 7 ct the fears of our Southern friends, then, he
allayod, for the wolf Is not near II shepherd IS
on the alert but the noeks are IN salty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

poflahSc tof the next quarter Of accntury.
ffo@ TIE Montreal Viadteator Of June %.
Ee.fdnrdinGrp Casr-A most extraordinary esse
Came before The Cou,t OF Kings Beuch ofihis Dis
t'le,i on Saturday last of the nature of which the
following details will give some idea:
y young lady from Upper Canada, of the name
of NcNilliRn, about l6 years Of age was brought
before the Court on wrii Of Heabeas Corpus, al
The lnsianee Of tr1an of ille name Of Kennedy, l.
appeared IA testimony before de Court that lhls
Yoa"tS eiah resided Tor couple of years with the
s.ePaihef oil The Young lady III the capacity OF clerk
mar ha'inS had IN consequence, frequent oppor-
puues "' seems aud consersing with her, he
pe'Se"u, :" ho' Tor CERTAIN reasons TO elopc with
HIM. They escaped through window from the
second story of The house, by means of ladde, du-
rug t's nght nni ma, ing embarked in n canoe
gained the opposite or American side ofthe ST.
Lawrence aud Were married NJ Messena by ma
glsrate
III the mean time, the family having discovered
their Hight, the step father and of the unclcs OF
the young LAZY followed he flgillves whom they
overlook about nine O'Clock ia the morning two
hours after the marriage ceremony i,d been per
| formed The Young lady appeared very much al
tected, and seemed very glad TO be rej1ncd by her
friends, wfh whom shc consented 10 rciutn when
asked SO 20 DC, having declared that Romeo Kennedy
had deceived her Some lime afterwards she was
placed by her father, AT her own request, M oi
the Aunner'es of this cy Kennedy discovered
her retreat 81 "y writ OF Hapeas Copus, had the
young lady brought before the Court. The judy
having heard the parties by their atornes and reed
the several athdavs on both SIDES, decided that as
Miss Nj Alau was no, detained against her " i'll
the WIT OF habcas corpus did not apply to her cast
especially as she at liberty 10 leave the Con
vent when She pleased and as she declared in hei
own affidavit before the Court that she was desl
rons not 10 be restored 10 Kennedy. The writ wa,
discharged accordingly.
Miss Nj MILAN belongs to most respectabl,
family, and the question excited Il great deal of IN
teres,.
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pSNi1E hshert cash price vi" be gwen for
- WHEAT delivered at the Amherst Mills, by
the subscribe, who has for sale 300 Barrels Corn.
JOHN WARWICK.
July Is B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
THE WANDERING, PIPER

a man, nam tnar, who we suspect - morr
kaase lhan fool, has laIeIy made his appearance
down East protesting 10 have heen mn officer in
the British prnlnsnur amy under Sir John Moore
and the Duke of Wellington, during the lionapo,
tenn wo,s, pleyips his bagpipes IL HE atrees, and
coitofiag crowds around him. nnl u much ensl
Us they arc Disposed 10 part with ~ return for his
musical displays Ills story is, that he Is engaged
IN competition with Count Bender, n Frenehman,
IN an experiment to ascertain the comparative hos.
ritalny oid,lerent nations, by levyiug oontribp-
tons upon tho populnfc, III the character Of unvel-
liog nns,rels--tho F'rcnchman scrnping his Gro.
mona in England We believe, and the nrii1n pour
ing notes from uis Eui pipes n 'hc Utned Statcs
nc story is ve,Y good ont, bu, VIC doabt se'y
much whether II is true and still more whether
iii he true, these modem r,ubad $ deserve To be
cncourogcdby the people. i 49, we suspect a mo,
ney.making scheme altogether, the ingenuity ol
which would ,cneet no dise,cd,t on Yankee saga
CITY.
Somn ofthe Editors n, the North nre quito 10
sapui,os with the piper, describing him aan taan
Il genteel department, modest, una5gunug and IL.
telligent. Others regarding hun an impostor,
or, If not, ra engaged IN very cquYoeei calling,
speuk of him Ia no measured terms. For our own
parts. we cpn See no reason for quurrellmg about
the man. If be wishes to play his bagpipes in tie
streets Of our cites Jet han do so and # people
choose to pay him literally who shall .pute tiie.r
night
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
MISTAKE CORRECTED.

Speaking, IN our last, of the facilities ior reaching
tho Virginia watering plaees, ftom Richmond, fia
Lyncbhurg, VIC remarked tina, Alr smll.a lino OF
stages fton Lynehhuig woslwor lily would IN u
day OF two commence IT'S ti.weeldy trips. The
vetal yenfs Under the new arrangement, it
- 10 leavo this place stt Ames week. instead oil
Aiec thus furnishing ndd.liuaal assurances 10 those
who may take this ,ou,o TINT they will not be un.
necessarily delayed on their journey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
NEW CURE OF RHEUMATISM :

~ " ~ " VI L. ~ NI a l IAM v
Va RS CAROLINE JONES wife ofI.-yi jones'
1vA of Gernautowr, was afflicted with Ruru.
NAT N, for eigh or nine weeks, during the last
winter and sprioe. She had grea, deal Of par
IN the back and jninis, the pain in the bark ws.s
r'ic"lar'y violent and distressing Medicsi Is
failed 10 relieve her, and she aban jonYd H. co,-
s,dering her case hopeless. She was coniaed -
her bed and ea'rel, helpless, during the abpye
named time. Undtr these distressing circu,ussan
ees, the application OF Vaughan e. Peterson ai{rp
LiAIhEsr. IN ~ days produced u .opjuus piois-
tute oi the skin, which before had b. en dry aot
cold, relieved the pain altogether, r..dsred The
joints flexible. and enabled her 10 leave her he'd
anu attend Immediately 10 the duties of her h,uxc
which she has done ever since without intezv,sn.
ton from disease. Il has been nov sever q, n, ,o.,.
since her cure. She remains quite well ieeis srate.
iul for the surprising relief siio, ded her md ash.
IS her case made public for The beaef of o,har
'suG RES The above medicine j. ~, ave : i.r
sale b, HohEL DAyiES.
jane 25 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

-. THE FOREIGN NEWS, IA this day.
paper leaves 'oom 10 npptchond, ior the present
any disturbance oflho prncc OF Europe. The Eel.
gic and Turkish questions have been dimpa finally
UCuttpp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

A cdHdd CANDlDAT We notice in late
Huntsville paper. n letter Of Mr.. stephen =. E~-
mg declining 10 acccdeto an invitation publicly al.
dressed 10 him 10 b. come candidate for the Icgisln
tute OF Alabama, on the ground, tia, from his for
properly the da,es of representative II Is piiy
lhnl tins c,nm nlabic mod 'sty AMI candid self cs
tinntian N not more common. II i were, it would
keep from our Legislative halls many useless
drongs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

".Neio Yotk Hrra." We hive received the
Isl No Of the Itb volume Of the Mirror, some
what enlarged Il consists entirely Of original
matlef,the high character Of Which may be inferred
from the enumeration Of some Of the wfilers-pnul.
ding, Bryant, Willis, Fay, Mss +. Kcmblc, &c
- This No IS also accompanied with a splendid
vlgncue title page, drawn by Weir, and engraved
by Durand, aud by beautiful view Of North Bat
terry, at tho foot Of Hubert street, in New York
drawn by Weir, aud engraved in superior style.
On steel, by Smile. We wish the cntcrprising
Editors OF tins Miscellany large accession to their
list not Of" Datf0as but of" cns,oB,eren
WHEAT This article still sells at ST. There
has yet b,en very little broush, in, owing to tho
we,uesa Of the weather and the necessary mten-
ton the Farmers have uai 10 pay to wedding corn
and tobacco fields
FRUlT.-Almost every species OF Fruit is a.
bundant this season. The apple orchards arc be,,-
G.::9x under most beautiful crop, and our market
is supplied with many kinds Of early apples Of the
finest quality, of which we notice some, shown US
by Mr. John Richeson, of Princes Ysllo@ tIar-
vest, which were very large, ofbcauiilul appear
ance and fine favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

BLANKS @s
OF livery pEscHiPIoN sFCR;s ALE Az
o. THIS QFE.cSs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

>eal .,heat <os6 was II fan gfhd ilfinrd 10 Sel
hawi1ed In the market There IS aao,her ADVERTISE
ment regret to see, an alseondlng wife. which
take !: ought always to be interpreted, good for
nothing husband Doctors Lawyers-new towns
are conspicuous Advertisements But Texas
is line country, and destined To be Of no ille I'M
poflanSe for thu next quortor Of century
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

JOB PRINTING
IL NJ III T. f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09
Eastyille, June %, 1888.

HN ERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
III the Clerks Office OF the County Court of Charlotte,
on the 9th day Of May, 1888:
Elizabeth FaD, administrators Of William Failin, de-
ceased, PltH
against
William Hames, and Samuel X. Hames in his own
right and the Samuel r. Hames curator and ex-
ecuor Of William Hames, the elder, deceased, Dens.
The defendant " lillian Hames not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of AS
scmby and the rules OF tits Court and il appearing the
satisfaction OF the Court that he is iDabsnt OF this
State on the motion Of The plaintiff by COUNSEL il is order
ed, that the said defendant, william Uames, do appear be.
fore the said Court the first day Of August Court next
and consider the plaintiffs BILL and give security for per.
forming the decree of the Court and that copy OF this
order be inserted in newspaper printed the City Of
Richmond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of the said county.
Copy-Teste.
w1NsLow ROBINSON, Clerk.
May IT. 3--w9w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-09

UN CERY-VIReINIA-At Rules, holden in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of Buckingham the third
day OF June, 1888:
John Couch, and Mary his wife, John Couch adm or
OF his former wife, Elizabeth Couch, decd Thomas /
Andeson, and William Couch, adm'or. of Ann Couch
uec u, Pitts
against
Robert Rives Robert Carter curator of the estate of
John Harris, deceased, Thomas w. Gilmer adm'or. de
oonis non oil Christopher Hudson, decd, SC, Nathaniel
anderson, executor, administrator, heir, Distribute Of
ahanei Anderson, deceased in any way
the estate OF the said Nathaniel Anderson decd who
was executor OF Tho Anderson, Decd Thomas Patteson
and Sarah his wife, Price Perkins, sheriff and adm'o of
Samuel Winey, deceased and Price Perkins in his own
right, John s. Anderson, and VIM. Anderson, Defts
he defendants, Nathaniel Anderson Thomas Pat,eson
and sarah his wife, and John s. Anderson having
tered their appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it ap
Peang by satisfactory evidence they are not nha
oitants OF this country is ordered, That the said alb
sent defendants do appear here the first day of the
next september term, and the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
courthouse OF this county.
Copy Tese, r. ELDRIDGE c. c. s G.
June "a n-wSw