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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-08

Nancy Allen widow OF William Allen, son of George
hIen deceased, George III. Allen, Willis Chambers and
Mary b. his wife, formerly Mary b. Allen, Walter C. AL
len, Martha a. Nowlin formerly arha A. Allen John
Chambers and Elizabeth N his wife, formerly Elizabeth
A. hi'en' samuel a. Alien, William Il. Alien, John w
Allen Robert s. Allen, Drufy s. Allen Lucy Ann Alien
ana lanes a. Allen children and representatives. OF the
sair william Allen, son OF George, deceased, Defts
nm not having entered their appearance and given secu.
ivy according to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Co"r and ~ appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are nV' INHABITANTS Of this country, is ordered that the
so absent defendants do appear here Oh The fret day OF
ne nex Apil term, and answer The bill Of the plaintiffs
ana ha copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for two
months successfully, aud posted the front door of the
Court House OF this county. A Copy--Tesle
January 16 7s-xsw
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Pleasant Che athan, Thomas w Bass John j. w oodfin
william f. Walthall, aud Julia c. his wife, Francis Ro
ina A. Chealham, Adeline + Cheatham, Chasiain +
Sheaham, Edwin c. woodfn, Elizabeth woodfin, and
%r W." " pass, Defendants
Inc defendants, Francis Roberts, aud Polly W. his wife
no. having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly. the rules of this
court anu appearing, that they inhabitants of
this Commonwe ah il is ordered that the sail,
10 appear here the first day OF March term next and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this or
Ger DC iohwh inserted in some newspaper pu bshed i'm
the City Of Richmond for two months and
another copy posted at the front the Court of
this county. Copy. Teste - y
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. G.
January Is. 79-wsw
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1.-TWO RILiGIous.-I win sell, q,
terms, on Friday, the 25h Jay OF The nssa.
~ ~, ' .a y'ng on the North FOX Of Rock fish Rivsr
IN .he county 0, Nelson, containing, by recent
, nanured anu n,y acres half Of which is Bottom
wen aaspea 20 me culture Of wheat rye oats and
meadow and stock farm, having an s~c.,'." nuaoie
range within few miles. The improwsmsn,s "aoomaln
necessary house, gs mill just erected o 'na o'nes
constant stream also valuable dsiery which !. in'
ty SAUNDERS. WILSON T. 'e Sn, socie-
Feb. 4. - III.
IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- AT rules h.., -
Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court Of ,o
and Chsicery, on the 10th day OF January, 1884:
REYNOLDS Chapman aud James Shepherd, execo,o.s ar
William Shepherd, deceased, and Philip b. Winston To-
seph w. Peude,on and Edmund PenIieton. exec~,os
e".y lenu'e'oh' aseeaseu' Painifts.l
William ID. Taylor John D,rracot,, Iaurenc. n,,.,.
admr Of James Madison, deceased Lewis Madison Jsvi
see Of James Madison, dece ased aud Hen,v R",, go
surviving trustee Of Richard Aiorriss and himself and
others, 4s ..f Dei.n.,an,"
The defendant, Lewis Madison not having ensss".
appearance and given security according the act of AS
sembly and the rules Of this Court appearing bv
sactoy evidence that he is inabian of this Com
monweaitli on the motion oil the plaintiffs by ~.
ordered that the said defendant appear before the J
Of our said Court. at the Court House of this couutv on
ne hsi dsy oil May term next, and the plan,iis
oi anu 'hat copy oil this order be in
some newspaper published in the City OF Richmond for
TWO months successfully, and that another COW n, reof
ne Pos'ee AZ "e ron' door oil the Court House coun.
JAMES ROY MlCoU. Jr. elk. E. C. s. L.&C
February A. ss-weS
CHANCERY VIRGINIA AT Rules, holden II,
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and hancery Tor the County OF Buckinyhau, ~,
second day Of December 1888. 500 80
George Baber, - pl,;n,ifr
against, fl "'''f
Nancy Ming. Walter l.. Fonaine. and James NJ. Pat.
| teson, Ne ,,,I..,
Tue defendant, Nancy Ming not having entered her
appearances and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court it appearing
DRY evidence. that she is iulabilant of
ms country: ~ IS ordered, That the said absent defe
dsnt DO appear here the first day Of the next Anr
Term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that
copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published In the City OF Richmond for months
successfully and posted the ront door of the Court
house Of this County. >,N''
| Copy Teste. r. ELDRIDGE r =
e" oo' 81 w4w"
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January 90. $3.50 A

NCERY-VIRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Supe.
"a rior Court OF Law aud Chancery Tor Henrco county
Der, 1888:
Finch Cross John Cross. Hugh Davis and Susanna his
vile, William L.-W he and Elizabeth his wife, and John
a r' 'a"r son VI fiVra DAVIS, by the said Hugh
Davis his next friend, Planti0s
Nancy b. Cross in her own right and as curatrix of the
estate Of Fleming b. Cross deceased John Enders Sam
uei s. Myers, Tnsey Davis Charles Starr an infant
assigned 10 defend him in this suit, Defendants
ms cause In which the plaintiffs appear 10 have pro-
ceeded against the defendant Tinsley Davis who is out
defendants, he still falling appear and answer came ON
this day to be heard the bill taken for confessed as to
swers Of the defendant Nancy b. Cross in her own rich,
and as curatrx OF the Of Fleming b. Cross dec
and of the infant defendant Charles Starr by his guar
dian assigned exhibits and examinations of Witnesses and
was argued by counsel. On consideration whereof the
Court doth adudge, order and Decree that the defendant
Nancy b. Cross do and shall deliver 10 the niain,g The
slaves, Major, Dce and Elvy admitted by the NJ
ings in this cause 10 have been derived by Fleming b.
Cross by bequest from his father John Cross deceased
iothwh u they have not been hired for this year
then that she deliver them the plaintiffs at the end of
this year And the Court doth further adjudge order and
Decree that the said Nancy b. Cross do exhibit before
one OF the Commissioners OF this Court full and perfect
statement OF all property, money credits and of
belonging TO me estate OF her late husband Fem
ing b. Cross, which have come her possession or know
ledge, or over which she hath any time since the
death OF the said Fleming b. Cross had or exercised any
CONTROL showing the value of such property credits and
evidences OF debt, either by regular or
other valuaon that she render account of the sales of
Tile perishabe property Of the said Fleming b. Cross de-
ceased made by her, and of the hires in.
crease and profits of all the of which the said Fem
ing Cross died possessed, well an account Of all
her transactions as cUratrx Of the the said Fem
ing b. Cross before the Commissioners who is direct
ed to examine, state and settle said several accounts
anu make report thereof TO the Cosr with any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or which
may oe required by the parties TO be stated.
a Copy. Teste, j. ROBINSON r. r.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, January 4, 1884.
Inc parties interested will please take notice that
nave appointed 10 o'clock a. NJ of the 18th day of Fe
bruary next, and this Office the time and place for com
menclng the duties prescribed in the foregoing order of
court when and where they required TO attend with
er accounts vouchers and documents ready for exami
nation and settlement and with Office copies Of The [
sary court papers. HILARY BAKER Comn,r
January Is. 10 49,
----.------- |S-w4w
A CARD-The citizens of the counies of Uen,;
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CHANCERY-VIRGINI rules held in
the Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior
Cour' Law and Chancery the 9Th day of jan 1884,
wcodson w. Hancock, administrator with the will an
nexed Of William Walihall, senr. deed. plaintiff
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Edmund Pendleon, John 3. Pendeton, Peter S. Bar.
dleton, Philip b. Winston, William O., Bickeron L.. PHI
ZIP ii John r. Edmund T., Barbara A., Joseph p, and
Oe'avius Nj Winston, William b. Phillips and Barbara O.
ms wife, Joseph w. Pendleon, John VowIes and Lucy
"A; his wife, Francis Johnson and Catherine r. his wife
homas Nj PendletOn, William j. Pendleon and Frances
s. Pendleton, DaiamI.a,. '
The plaintiff in this having by leave of the Court
hrst had and obtained filed supplemental BILL 10 which
all 'he defendants, except John b. Pendleon flied their
answers and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
me SAID defendant, John b. Pendleon is not an inhabi
an oil This State, and he not having entered his appear
ance and gwen security according the act of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, of the plaintiff by
ms COUNSEL ordered that the said John b. Pendetcn
10 appear before the Judge Of said Court at the Cortt
mouse OF SAID county on the first day of the ne x term of
saa Court and answer the said supplemental bill of the
Pain and That copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ca some newspaper printed in the City Of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and tina, another copy thereof
De posted at the front door of the house OF this
~, on some Court day. '
Copy. Tesie, JOHN HUNTER g. q
January 4. 7a-ya.s
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LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c.
January 10. 79-IawSw.
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N CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-A All Rules holden in
~ The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Cour, Of
tober, 1888: " ~
James M Trice, in his right, and as administrator
Of ms late wife, Patsy T. Tce and also, administrator
VI '""''n" " iHce. 5s Plaintiff.
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M EW WAREHOUSE IN CLARKSVILLE.-The
subscribers having qualified Inspectors a, vsna.
Ie Warehouse give notice TO planters and the public
I'D general that they ready TO receive tobacco and
WIN by prompt attention, well as every exeron in
their power endeayor TO give satisfaction TO those vbo
may send tobacco to their care. WV
GEORGE CARRINGTON
January 4. T73-2aw6w1 In,,o.,.
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VIE Subscriber would respectfully inform the pub.
n lie, that he has just entered upon an Aucon and
commission business, in the town OF Petersburg and
would thankfully attend 10 business either in the Jobs of
produce consigned to him, of property or ercbsnse
except ardent sprits) entrusted to his care -
For the information OF the merchants Of Rchmond ia
would refer them TO Messrs. WIN. s. J. c.. Crane
His means lie would observe are very Ii.i,sd b,, M
hopes hey VIII soon increase Punctuaity and
ness shaii De MS motto. JOHN ID. WILLIAMS
Petersburg, Jan. 80. s1-we,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.

Dudley selden, Esq of the representatives.
in Congress from the city of New York has resign
ed his sea, in that body. Tho reason OF his re-
sena,on is ,ha, he was elected by the Jackson
party as friend of the present administration; but
that since the period Of his election tho policy pur-
sued by the administration has compelled him TO n
bandon its ranks He therefore SUR endots the trust
committed TO his hands, in order that his con-
s.ltucns may, if majority of them still adhere
to tho administration, select some other indyi !ual
of their own sentiments, to represent them. W.
presume, however, that Mr. Seiden will be nom''
mated by the Wing party for reelection and we
ente tain strong hopes that he vii, be successful
Should the contest thus result, will Messrs. Cum
brcleng and White, his colleagues, initiate this ex
ample, lustrious alike for it" rarity and for III
conformity to republican prnclple' Nous ret-
rons.
Mr.. Seden, in Icing ad ress 10 the people, de
clarcs himself friendly to Na,iona NJ Bank, and dc
cidcdlv opposed TO Mr.. Van Buren, for the mex
Presidency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
FOREIGN NE 8.

Among our foreign extracts this morning, the
render will meet with very interesting account OF
the lac disturbances in Madrid.
The Speech OF Monsieur the Citizen King OF
the French" too will attract attention, no, 50 mhch
from the importance Of its contents, Tor, in that par
ticuar it is as meagrc and undressing as any OF
It's class that we have ever seen, tand TINT Is
compliment of no equlvocol character but Tor III
to,,l omission of any specific mention OF the re
lection. by the last Chamber of Deputies Of the A
merican indemnity! His majesty Is so much IN
,erested NJ this momen, with the settlement OF the
affairs of spain by that notable non-interpention'
policy which paraly1ed his arm when tho liberties
If Poland were cloven down by the Russian Auto
rat thai we suppose he cannot nonb' himsef a
III, so insignificant matter as his negotiations
with the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
THE NEW BIOGRAPHY.

Cobbetts Lift OF Jackson has been repnblisbea
IN New York Ii Is SAID 10 be IA mere compilation
In the main, from Estons apocryphal history, with
he addition OF few al c. ptandum upigas page
OF euogy 70, some of Gen. jackson later deeds
which tho preseience of his former bographer fare
saw not. II " villains censure be exior;ed
praise what IS praise itself IRON such notorious
prohgate as William Cobbeul II surely is no
fault Of Gen Jackson thst he has such an euloglst
bnt W. hope he regards II serious misfortune.
We say W. hope so because any other estimate o.
Cobbetts appreciation would indicate a disease
condition either of the intellectual or 4, faculties
with which We would fam hope the President IL
not yet afflicted
cobbetfs work is dedicated to the working PEG
lie Of Ireland. A . specimen of the bomhaslic
style of the volume we quote sace from III,
dedication: now dedicate to you (says Cob
betD history OF the brsvest and greatest man
now living in III worli, or that has ever lived II
this world, as far my knowledge extends !"
Hide our diminished heads, ye Alexanders y
Caesars, aud ye Napoleons! All your splendid
conqucsts fade into iGsignIhcance when compared
| with the victories of Eekmuckfau, Talledega and
New Orleans Your Commentaries and you
Codes" DIV indie into school-boy exercises, Whet
placed by the side of the Veto Message and ih'
Cabinet Manifesto . Even Washington, the he
70 ola seven years war, In which he disrlayoe
the n,redily of Ney regulated by the prudence o
Fabi ls-- Wash ,ton, the noble conqnero
of hmse f. Who repressej Il promp1ngs OF self i
ambition, and 3eame the Founder of free Repub
lc-eyen Washington, with whom ii has beei
regarded as bordering sacIege TO compars an,
| other man is thrown by this unblushing hifelin :,
scrbo'er, below Andrew J ckson
| As an instance Of cobbelt's veraciiy, too, ",
| ~
elected Pres dent i" by the unannous voice of MI
| lions of freenen" Tn official records show, tina,
although he received large majority ofthe votes
of the Electoral Colleges his plly Of the ppuls
sufrfages IN both elections, was quit Inss nifcan'
! But This is a small matter for VIM Goblet, who
as Mr. Niles appostely remarks always manufac
lures a fact when he stands in need oft.
This same Goblet, as is well known to many
! of our readers, many years ago, resided IN Phila
delpha, where he published an infamous paper
| called Peter Porcupine in which all the pair
OTIS of that day were the unceasing objects of hL
We may name Washington, Jefferson, Madison
Franklin and Rush. Indeed TO show how font
he was of the democratic party, Of which Gan. } ok
son is now SAID to be the head, would quote
| paragraph from pamphlet which he wrote ant
published IN Philadelphia IN 1875, were II not TO
its coarse profanity. But enough of tho subject
| As Mr. Rnche sometimes says, il IS too offensive
! for our disscctins knife how does its favor sui
| .ir RS ofactorics We should like TO know.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
TO THE EDITORS.

1hssfs. Fletcher If. T'aier-I should DO very
dad To be inform.l why il is that il takes eight
days To receive letter from Philadelphia after be-
ing mailed there and ten days FROM Now fork -
THIS has been the case with my letters Oh late
laws AMI have heard one Of my friends say thai
t.,nk his frffais n lorger iime 10 reach him from
q York. nnd believe | am warranted IN say
N. ,tam @Gal heor ut the Post one Yesterday
nnr.,ny lhn other. have shared the snfhe fate
Esfry body must know, OF ought TO Know about
hsre nj least ihat have always been warm sup
p,rte of The nres eht administrator from the very
itsf-Inleed from my hoyhoood, have Always
been a warm sunporer of Tho Republican party
& # | have been nlnchng OF late days IN my sup.
port Of ihe pfesent admin isiraiion IS because
console ntouslv believe that Their course has oeeh
wrong and even now consider myself sup
nnfer of the ADMINISTRATION whentser tney eu-
minister the Government on the good old Repub-
cnn prnelnl, 81 therefore hope, with these ekpia-
nations, that none will accuse me OF making thls
eeaulry because | nm opposed to some OF the
measures of the administration, which IS not tn
rase--bnl bee anse | consider TINT there IS some-
hing so very glafingly wrong IN the Post Once
Danafimant and the mail staging, that wish II
possible TO have the evil remed,ed by the general
| recommendation ! am efent sufferer IN more
ways thnn IN the delay OF receiving my eitsrs.-i
baye LOST several sums of money IN fomiing from
Inc west, and | suffered a very great inconso
nience nnd loss, IN not getting my letters sooner
Gentlemen, # you can inform me why this great
difficulty has occurred in receiving letters IN proper
tine, | should We very glad-3ui should be much
ptoudnr and benefited # you can have this great
delay future rcctted, and especially this rceen,
practice of rohbng the mails which | have suffer
ed from lately but that wns on Tho Western
route think not IN hs Staielt is due To the Post
master Of tais town say that he Is faithful and
, rood agent and no one can attach tho least
blame 10 him fcom any quarter whatever
ADRIAN Il. NORTH
| Is-r Our friend Col. North eaks too much at
our hands II is out ofour power 10 give the ex-
| plantations winch he asks much loss 10 correct the
| evils of which he complains. We must refer linn
| 10 MAJ Barry. Els.
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the time. hn, one person finding himself likely 10
fall infh ihe han1s of TIE lev aicer, made pre-
e,peafe refrsat 1u, o haek is1eg IN ~ adlotnz
ins Id and escaped, whae = siaesr ses en-
detyorlns TO fec an ENTITY IN TO- ee lioSs.
having entered. seoiisel an1 n Il = .'oatisf.f
aud Fare Table. and many ofhef nmIaf nm al
thu refarious vacation, together wnh se.tfh Il fhs
and boxes, supposed TO eon,aln the symbolira m.
bems OF the profession.
/" This proceeding of tao municipal authorizes,
has produced grea, satisfaction with our ellAens
generally, who stand ready 10 second any legal
measures which may be adopted 10 rid our town OF
such nuisance
The Beacon of the llth, snys the captured hunks
had undelgou an examination before lie May
or and disclosed the dab cnl arts and purposes
of these harples who faen The ffa,l''es OF sne,
ETY. and en- snare the unwary an misguided. They
were filled with various appartenanees OF the
profession, exhibiting the fraudulent devices
and dctestnbIo practices by winch .thsr VIC
tins are despoled Of their ,aoney'-all Which
in conformity 10 law, were publicly burnt
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NOTICE..

10y virtue Of deed oftrust executed by Geo.
- Boyd, deed 10 the subscriber, on The 7th day
OF December, 1880, and admitted to record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Campbell,
winch deed was intended TO secure the payment of
a certain sum of money due from the said George
Boyd, decd TO David II. Boyd, will proceed
10 sell for casb, n, public auction on Saturday.
tho lilh day Of October nex', before tho door Of
peregrino Eeholss tavern in The 10 of New
London, all The right title, interest and claim, which
the said G orgo Boyd, held in the estate OF James
Boyd, dec d late of Lancaster county and Safe
of Pennsy yenia. Acting trustee. shall con-
vey such liile only is vested IN me by SID deed
T. w. RlsQuE, Trustee.
Sept. Is "
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gMF spleLdid Furniture, 8 day Clocks, &c of
h. la,,at New York patterns, from the Man
ufaclofyo Gt9,hc n Spence, OF Richmond snpe-
nor wo kmnnsuip, and made for private sale
/ he whole may be seen anti Tuesday next, The
10Th inst IN lhn Store next door 10 Mr.. William
ktauth's tWatch maAerD nearly opposite the
Banks, when the Whole will be sold 10 the highest
blfdrr
One or two very foe Saddle and Harness l'or-
sea will also be sold--ubd likewise u Two lorse
= rriage Tens at sale Sale TO commence at 10
O'Clock. CHARLES PiiELfS.
sept. ID III
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NOTICE,

KDURSUAN'r to decree pronounced by tho
u Circuit Superior Court of Law and chancery
for tho county of Amherst, tho ltih day Of Sep
teniter 1882 in Inc csso OF Tho President, DIrcc-
tors and Company of the Bank of Virginia, and
the President Directors and Company of the Farm
o,s' Bank Of Virginia, ogains, Richard Harrison,
Nancy Shields, John Penn, James s. Pendlcton,
Richard Burks, VIM. Turner, Henry l.. Davies,
Sterling Claiborne, Richard H. Ruiks, Mn.
MORGAN, IN his avn Ugh, ard rs the surviving
partner OF John NJ Settle and Co. Chapman
Johnson, John l.. Haynes, Thomas Adridge,
Gustpvus A. Rose, Martin London, VIM. Pettt
aud VIM. MeDnnlgl the Undersigned, q Com
missioner appointed for that pnrpose, will on
Fnlay The 3lst Of Oct obcr 1881, upon tho
promises IN the snld decree mentioned, and at
the dwelling house ef Richard II .rrison, IN The
county of Amherst, proceed TO sell, nt public auc-
non, ON credit Of one aud TWO years, for equal
portions of the purchase money, ipklng from tho
purchaser or purchasers notes negotiable and pay
able at one of the Banks in Lynehburg, satlsfacio.
ry endorsed, the tract Of Land, situated in the
county of Amherst, whfieon the sad Richard Har-
riSon now lives, and conveyed and described m the
deed ofirust ofthe 2Ist OF August, 1921, and filed
an IN exhibit IN said case. The legal title 10 tho
said Land Will be retained ontil The purchase
ncy is pnId.
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, Com.
Sept 10 Wlds
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.Attcn,iOn IyoOD !!

4 MEETING OF the Troop, will be held at the
N Franklin Hotel, on Saturday 20lh inst. nj 3
o'clock, L. NJ Cor the purpose OF olecing officers
and other important business. You will meet on
foot and without unlfarn,,
H. MONTGOMERY, Lieut., Com.
pi. Is 81
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LOST.

Am the Street to day, Saturday, the 18th inst.
~ abou, o'clock, a small pOCN ED
WALLET, containing from 80 TO 40 dollars
IN Bank Notes,of The Va. * Farmers Bank aiso,
Bond on Jonathan +. Cupdlh, for the sum Of
three hundred and forty some odd dollars, due To
Chcsley Cundf Il Co. and perhaps one or Two
other papers ofnot much importnnce.--A reward OF
five dollars will be given 10 the finder who will de-
liver II with It's contents 10 me. J. H. EC.lOI.s.
Sept. ID t.
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Nj. Alexander Mari, surviving adm'r. OF
James Mari decd. Alexander d. Mari
son OF the deceased, A .nbrOss l.. Ruck-
or and Rol!y Rather.
lDLEASE take notice, that we shall, on the first
Il day of November, in the county OF Haywood,
at the Town Of Brownsville, nj The Clerks Office,
State of Tennessee, proceed TO take the deposition
OF Benjamin Ruckcr, to be read as evidence IN a
SUIT now depending and undetermined IN the Supe-
rior Court oil Law and Chanccry for the county of
Bedford and State of Va IN which we and others
nre plaintiffs, and you and others defendants.
If from any cause il should not be taken on the
bove named day we will continue from day to day
until taken, Sundays excepted
ELIZABETH MARI,
AMBROSE r. MARI,
Sept is w4w