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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16


( have deemed 1t expeden, to communicate them, 30
far as they have uanspired
| Al the moment after the unfortunate maniac.
Lawrence, attempted to fire upon Gen. Jackson, he
Gle ProsidcnD exclaimed, in gross md Indecent
language that the assault was nude through the
fundamentally OF Mr.. Poindexicr The declare
,lon VIVA communicated TO Gov. Pondexter On
Saturday he addressed a letter to General Jackson
demaning an explicit hyowal, or di,ayoveI, Il
tho language ascrbeJ to him. Mr.. PoiDdext adj
died. that he should cons,rve the silence Of The Pres
'dent into an admission OF the nu of tho alleys.
ton AT hoe O'Clock to-day, no answer had b, en-
received from Gen. Jackson.
The President has shown this letter to several Of
his friends, and in speaking this subject hss
undoubtedly admitted the truth Of the charge Al.
though am well informed, | shall not repeat his
remarks they may have been made, in every in.
stance 10 his friends and supporters, and not in
'epfgfo any communicative trom Gov. Poindcx-
ter. No verbal or written reply has bscn received
up to the hour above stated My opinion is that
the matter will not be permitted to rest
Thus Is the unruy member" OF This reckless
and passionate old gentleman, pcrpeiually h.vol-
wing him IN trouble. he IL not yet free from The
dilemma III which he involved himself with Mr.
Pondexicr, IN tavern cony crsation las, summer
IN Virginia and nov he has jumped into another
difficulty. ~ y. Com. Adv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

.,c,yJA.-Atyulesh held IN the Clerks lice o 1 the
III c;,cuit Superior Court of Law and Chaucery oil
" AIN Coup.y the LIST day of December, l534.-Johu
d,a,n Ionn w Bag WE'LL surviving partners Of thom
% ma Wm Smith, late merchants aud partners, ira
ss salor tho style and firm of smith BagwelS Cofls.
NV obcrt Hnirston and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel
nus, IT, and Robert II. Woods, Trustees for the said
nirs,on &c. Samuel Hairsup, Sen. Henry T. Cal
@ Peter Hairston, Robert r. Woods in his right,
a',seI C. Keats WIN D. Williams, Joshua R. G. rown,
NV Dll.rd, .;aswcll Poo, james b. Renwick, Zadock
a as,n,rd and samuel II. Woods Defts.
T JOSHUA g. C. brown. not having entered
,e,ro.ce and giyon security according the act of
blv and the rules of tins court, and it appearing
M ti,iastory evidence that he is not mhabtant OF
~ ,,mn Jayeoh On motion of tho Plaintiffs, it is
Isl b,t the said defendant do appear here tho first
Wolay ia March next, aud tho paiuiiifs bill,
mai copy of this order be forthwith publ shed III
ma chburg virginan, for Two months successfully, aud
I a, the door o. tho house of aid county
so,s.ae court day.
Acopy-Tcsta, u. q, CARRIER, D. e.
n,. o. w2m
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"A court held TO, Nelson county at tho cou''
w. E a, on Monday the Odd day Of December, lo"1
an1ppltriek, Pit. against Thomas 1. haiey anu
as notion Of tho paintif BY COUNSEL, who filed ms
appearing to the satisfaction Of tho court wa
NJ, Thomas I. Bailey is not an innao'aei y.
as IS ordered, that he do appear here On ths lou w
IT, sns ~ nAfch next and the bill OF tue piuin
Ia h nat copy Of this order be forthwith inseI.ou
sysly neiourg Virpiuian, for two mouths success
ofs u another copy thereof posted at the iron, aoo
And IL house Of this county, some court day
Yoa,, her orde ed that the defendant Breekenriaga
dupon We restrained from paying away or otherS
Gw ba aay noniss, goods, other effects, wnich NC
lsrng ~ waeh may hereafter coma into his hands, %
suSs Bailey, the amount Of three hundred dollars
Nd we rlan'iffs demand aud tho further orde'
Ar "ltn's court corcerniag the same.
il, saCTp-rn.c, ST. GARLAND. elk.
'N uHm
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3IYk6NiA.-N rules hold tho Clerks Office Of
tho Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChanccrY Tor
ts county Of Buckingham Monday the lst day of De-
coRbcr, is3i--1au5ice langhorne and Benz amin L.
snigs merchants and partners trading under the firm
u LNgiorne aud Scruggs, Plaintiffs, against AL.
"a loD u,d Harriet his wife, Daniel Hudde-ton and
Elizabeth ts wife, William viper, Ltlcberry Huddles-
aad his iliant chiidFen LittleberrY aud Thomas,
ia,se Harper Lucy lIlrper, samuel Harper, Luynia
gpor, Martha Harper, and kebecca Harper, ind Thorn
Is n Bondurat adu'r Of Samuel Harper. decd. Defts.
| 10 Caancsry.
The deioa Ian, William Harper, not having entered bis
elaace and given security according to the act Of As
emily and the rules ofs court, and it appearing by sat
raoy lenee that he is not inhaiiant of this
E 1t ordered that the said absent defendant do appear
here % the first Jay Of tho April term, and answer
he Bill fthe plaintiff and that copy of this order be
tnhwth inserted in some newspaper published the
Lymchburg for months SUCCESSFULLY aud posle
Ahe front door ef the court house Of Ihl> county.
ACOpy-feste, X, El4DRlDGEr Ex
Jan ! I'm
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rules held IN the Clerks office of the
rr;ut Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for thf
eMuy of Nelson, the month OF Dece ,nher, lsdlSt
|pa Henderson, l,r the benefit of William on
ID HENDERSON, Ptf against benjamin Ponton and Nathan
aEa Lee W Harris and Wilson Peters, the three last
sllac merchants and plrthers trading un Ter the
sya and firm Of Nathan loiftns Il Co.. james Hafiand
Ganas pod aud riliman Mills, Defts In Chaucery
IAdsfaadaut Charles Flood, not having entered nis
apqsnce and given security according 70 the het OF
Assembly, aud the rules of this court aud u appearing
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inbabnnt oil
tbs commoawe oath. On tho motion vi the plantf,
b, bis Council, is ordered. that the said deien-
an CHARLES Flond do appear hoe on or before he ST
d ola r term next TO ,.ver the bill ofthe plaintiff
that copy of this ior be forthwith inserted In the
lyuchburg Vigniau fer two months successNely, ano
saler copy thereof posted at the i'oht doot oi h'
eeq house In said county on some court day.
ACopy--Tesle, no. u W ILL., NA'
| Ian WIFI
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POEiIIAI..
HE PRICELESS pE.n,


THE PRICELESS pFApI
There Is pearl more rich End f.;.
nan Indian gems of Value rora-"
wore pure than Ophlrs god
pearl, whose beauty ne'er declines
3" nose maichless beauty ever shine.
IN land of joys untold;
iand no mortal eye hath seen
FOR deaths dark waters inte,,.n.
hha' pearl no mountain cave contains
1'or ooral bed IN deep domains.
ne booming wave below
lis light is not that glltering raw
"nch guided baubes oft display,
WIN momenlary glow
its mellow rays are ever shed
around the dying christians bed
lis not pearl by ayarice sought
pear from every region brought
IN every cline It's found:
religion Is this pearl divine.
" hich on the humble heart doth shine.
And ever doth abound:
10 all who choose lis freely given
Il ioretasse of the joys of heaven
lh's pearl will lish, the darkest way
Nights chcerless hours will turn to d,v.
And rays of hope impar,;
Dispel the gloomy fears that roll
In mournful silence, Ger the SOUL
And cheer the sinking heart
And wide unfold the throne of Him
Who dwcis amid the cherubim.
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'FRGlNla AT rules held the Clerks Quo Of me
Circuit Supsrior Court of Law aud 1hmeery iu
siiai COUNTY The At day OF Dscenber, 153i.Wiliam
ahslh, j PllL against Walker q. MerIweiher, iorne'
Sef Of TamerIape w. w. Davies dec, odin u. ias
aEei aud in that cbarac,er late the admir- of famer-
seW W, Dlyies dec, Henry l. Davies IN ms own
tvatand admir- Of said r. w w Dnviesdec. Jane
asa Davies Catharine A., George w. Henry, Ann
a'aa w. und pocahontas v. Dawes, Dens-ln CHANCES
mo defendant Walker G. Meriwethor, not having en-
ea MS appearance, and given sccarity according 20 o
S.oi Assembly, aud the rules of this coar l. ana u ~
ans oy satisfactory evidence that he - not nm huo
u oi iis Commonwealth 1t Is ordered that ne 40 up
ai mere on the Grst day of the next term, nnu an
si ,oe plaintiffs bill, that this order be inser.oa ~.
ae newspaper published in Lynchburg, FOR Two mena
ee'vely and posted at the front door Oh tho cout'
"e Of ths county, some court day. e,A
:, ACopy-Teste, jO5. WILSON, CHI.
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IgflRGiNiA-At Rule. held in the CLERKS once 81
y the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ahu INN
terry f Bedford county tho lst day Of December' ie't
Aoag Brown, PHI against Penelope White, formerly re
Tybt dec ,osa.h White Elijah Mitchell VIM. Angel,
Ray and Robert Ross and susannah biz WIFE, Def's
hehancery.
4 ivoS security according the act OF As
tho rues ofthis appearing by sati'-
ly eyidenco that he is nhabitant OF TINS Com
Jwealh 4 ia ordered that he do appear here on
d6rstday OF the next term, answer the plaintiffs oi
This order be inserted in sumo newspaper pup neu
fygchburs for tw months successfully and pos'eu az
front door of tho cour, house this county on some
F@u day. 900, ~,
4 = copy--Teste, joe. NiLSoN ia
Naa.5 WSm
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TrR6INIA.At rules held In the Clerks office Of
y Circuit Superior Court of Law and chaucery for Bed
| hrd county, the Sd day of Novomber, lo3i.-Wm. w
Waits Pitt against Joseph w. Scott, John w. Scott, LIST
l,la Glonu, ilnry Watts, Edmund Watts. John D.. Muir
sf IL hnud Harndon, WIN. Helm, Daniel Brown, Henry
Davis Temple Gwatbmey, Achilles nj. Hnyth and Joel
sogaad, Dcfts.-in Chancery.
TIC ie,ninnt Daniel Brown, not having entered his
psaancc and given security, according TO tho act of
Aremby aud the rules Of this Court aud appearing by
u,sc.ory evidence that he is not nhabant Of this
Goa Ii Is ordered, that he do appear here
ts ifst day of the next term, and the plaintiffs
bill that this order be inserted in some Newspaper pub
hhs Lynchburg. two months SUCCESSFULLY and pos
D the door of the house OF this county,
sas court day.
Copy--Tes,c,
JOS. WILSON. elk.
,N5 wynn
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BANK AT BUCHANAN.

ongrossed bill TO authorize the Bank of Vir.
INA o' Tue Farmers Bank of Virginia to establish
y, vra'eh al sse town OF Buchanan in the county
oil botetourt, was taken up on its passage
Mr. Gregory moved 10 lay the bill on the table
: MS motion was supported by Messrs Saunders.
gregory, Brooke, Nash and Parker; and opposed
oy messrs Wilson of b, Miller, Johnson of r..
"e'hered and Garland of A., aud was adopted,
ayes 80, noes 80
On motion of Mr. Wilson of B.,
The House adjourned
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JOANNA AT rules holden In the Clerks Once 9th,
ie,,ait superior Court Of Law and Chancary f1
W. n Campbell the 1t day of December, 1894 -
tbs ep1 Exor Of avid Moore, dec PITT against Ed.
lanii saea, hls.e Dabnes, Surviving trustee of him
% G S,;ss JON" M nsw s sn" Smith j.
aDd o a arm of Bsgwcl, Smih Williams John Lynch
aye ~ r LYNCH and Charles A. Withcrs, Defls-In
Ata''
easueg y,sa,us Edward Lynch and Mieniah L. Lynch
as entorod appearance aad given security nc
.oag &C, Of assembly, n"a the tn rules ofh
paa 'Pf fohablaus Of this State On the motion Of
m, ,s ud by e@"e !; orasrs that The said ds.n
too -, the first day of the next term, anu thor
eoaa and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give
aPpe s,frpng tho iocroe oftle court, ani tast a
carry ~ Ms order be Inserted in spaper pub
coy cor, n tho town Of Lynchburg for two months
ysv md posted at the front door of the courthouse
Of .a1rgoas-Tcse, JOHN ALEXANDER, C. 8. c.
Jln.S -
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a. n,r annuum, payable IN advance. No sub
Bf" ~ he received for less time than six month,
,afpu'n viii discontinued Out at the discretion
al - Prr = ua, all arrearage- are paid.
no 9TraDgEi rise .,ll be inserted at 90 cent,
y 40, less the irst time aud 81 ~ ceuts for each
cor si.s Those from distance must be paid for pre-
70 tneir useon orthe payment assumed bysome
nal' :, eerson in Lynchbura.
to the Editors post pad
- a. ,sill no. be attended TO.
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SELECTIONS.

LlnenlA.--The American Colonization Society
hns determined to despatch to Liberia, in tho
course of the ensuing month"; u vessel from Now
Orleans with tho sIxty-two recapiur,d Africans,
otsly placed Al the disposition Of the General CO.
vernmenl by the judgement oil one of liz Courts,
and whom the Society have undertaken TO restore
to their native lard The vessel will also carry
out plentiful supply of provisions and trade
goods, with several bales of cotton. They have
also directed to be purchased and sent 10 tho Colo
ny by u vessel shortly to sail from Phladslphip,
ul the necessary implements for manufacturing
cotton, such M enrds, wheels, looms, &c. in or.
der TINT the women aud children, and men, unabe
to engage IN the labors ofagrcuturc may be useful.
y employed in House Of Industry.
The Rev J. b. Pinney, the presen. agent of the
Colony. having expressed desire to enter upon
missionary labors, his original object, tho Board
has appointed DIR. Ezekiel Skinner, lnie Of Con-
noc'lcnt, Colonial Agent in his place, apprising
him that +" he will 10 relieved from the duties OF
thu, station, and enabled TO devote himself wholly 10
his professional pursuits. so soon as they can pro-
cure the services Of suitable successor 10 tho ogen
cy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16
Mcssrs. GALES g. SEAToN.

The President and Mr. Poinde1ter The fol-
lowing important statement is from the Washing
ton Correspondent Of the N. Y. Courier and Enqui-
rer -
wrote to day for the purpose, almost exclusive
" of referring to an unpleasant and painful sub
ject.-t spprchend that numerous contradictory
and unfoundcd letters viii be published. and as
am correctly informed Of The fact. in tho cas-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

The Great Wcsf.'-~No part of tho world pre-
SCENTS such magnificent spectacle Of internal COM
mun'cal,on by the means Of novigable rivers, ne
tho Western, or what will one day be the Central
portion Of our Republic. The Mississippi, the pa
rent stream, is nngivabs for sieambes.s, three
thousand miles tho Missouri about the same dis
'ance the Ohio twenty-five hundred the Tcnnos-
see fifteen hundred tue Arkansas Gheon hundred
the Rod River ono thousand. In addition to these,
are the Cumberland the Illinois, the Wabash, the
Muskingum and others, all Of which flow u, last into
tho same mighty channel. and are nasieablc on an
average. more than five hundred miles. for stcnn-
boa's. New Orleans must one day become tina
grand commercial mart for tho innumcrnble cities
and Villages which will spring up on and near the
bnnks Of these mighty sreoms. SO far es mortal
eye Gun see, or human probability teach. Nov Or
leans must one day become the greatest city in tn
world. boston Mig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-16

The following was communicated for the Nation
al Intelligencer
Mmorand7sm Of the particulars Of Conversation
with Il. Lawrence.
The writer, IN company with soverol gentlemen,
called about half past IL O'Clock, on the Gil instant,
to see and converse with the prisoner at his in
the Jail found him standing and composed Inqui.
red as to his health and feelings He replied ha,
nc was very well. Inquired to his resting lie
replied thn, he slept pretty WELL but was frequent
y up in the night mendipg his fire. Enqnired The
tune of his fathers death Answer-that he died
about ten years ago he (thc ptisonef) was young.
ioqulred what OBJECT no had in view IN attempting
10 shoot the President Answer-that about ten
days before he made the attempt, he called on the
President al his house, and stated to him that he
was in want OF money and wished him 10 give o
check for it. That the President made no portlcu
lar objection 10 the demand, bu, stated that Mr..
Dbble wished To see him, and that he (the prison
er) must call again Inquired, if he supposed the
President knew of his intention TO kill him An
swer-hat he mlst have known what hs intention
was, if he did not comply with his wishes. In
CURED, Why did you call on the President with
sucn demand Answer-because he knew, as
he supposed every person did, the true situation Of
things That the President was his clerk, and had
control over his money aud his Bank, and the
sword and that if he refused to comply he knew
the consequences. Inquired by what means he
expected TO force compliance w'th his wishes, nnd
how much money he expected to get An
swcr-that the President know that he (pr-
souer) had the right to kali him; that | or
50 900 would have satisfied him, but that he would
have received or 500. How came the President
TO know that you had tho right ? Answer-Be.
ca Use there was On understanding, & lha it would
be taking the law into his own hands to refuse.
Did you expect any aid your undertaking to kill
the Presidents Answer-No. | needed none. /
have the right to the Crown Of England l, has
always been in my ancestors. They were deprived
of i, by force. My father was then reduced to la
Dor, and had to drive coal cart in England, and
lived at -, in England Said his father was
fond of hunting, riding, and shooting, and was FREE
aucntly called on by noblemea and persons OF dis
tncsion, Notwithstanding his reduced cIrcums.an'
ces. How came General Jackson to get the pow
er over your rights ind money! Answcr-T
| first cause was what took place ut Orleans he
leaeued with Lord Wellington, and the conse.
quence was that, out Of $4,000 English soldiers
who were sent over. only small remnant Of them
was Ieft-with the aid of cotton bags fixed by Jack
son, ,hoy were wasted away. Thn, number o
otiieers had been drafted fox tina. purpose amont
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interests, or duties Of the Northern and Southern
States, respectively, afe IN question, reference Is
commonly made to " Moson's and Dixon's line
This boundary is 80 termed from tho Names
Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dlxon--nf the two
gentlemen who were appointed to run unfinished
Iines in i7GI, between Pennsylvania and Mary
lnnd the territories subjected 10 The heirs Of Penn
and Lord Baltimore. A temporary line had bren
run in $780, but bad not given satisfaction TO the
dispuuns parties, although II resulted from an
greement in 1879 between Themselves de@ee
had been mndo in 1862 by King james delinehtpg
the boundaries between the lands & ven by charter
to the first Lord Baltimore, aud those adjudged 10
his majesty (uferwbids to William Penn, which
divided the tract cf land between Delaware Bay
md the Eastern sen on one side, and tho Chssa-
peakc Bay on the other, by line equally nlersect
ing IT, drawn from Cape Henlopen 10 the 10th ef
north latitude. A decree In chancery rendered the
Kings decree imperative But the situation of
Henopen became org subject Of serious, proirae-
ted and ex ponsi.e li'igaion-p particularly after hs
death Of Penn in 1918, and Of Lord Baltimore in
l7ld I'LL John and Richard and Thomas Penn
who Ind become the sole proprieiors ofihe Ameri-
can possessions Of their father Wlllam,) and Ce-
cillus Lord Baltimore, Grandson Of Charles nn1
great grandson Of Ceclllius the original patcn,ee)
entered into an agreement on the 10th Of May,
1872 To this agreement chart was appended
Vhis oscerioine ID The site OF Cape tcnlopen, AMI
1elncaied a division by an cas-, and west line run
ming westward from that Cape to the exact mddl,
Of The peninsula.
Lord Baltimore became dissatisfied with this
agreement, and he endcavored to inysfdais II.
Chnncery suits, kingly DEGREES. and proprietary
raugemens followed-which eventually produced
the appointment of commissioners TO run The TEN !,
porary line This was effected in 1880. Butt,
cause IN chancery being decided in 1850 new con
mssioncrs were appointed who could not howos-
err agree md the question remained open til 1861.
when the line was run by Mcssrs Mason and D,-
on Salem Ga.ettc.
Darv Crotketfs LaSt.-Thc Colonel gave l,i-
mnous description Friday last Of the state of
profound glorifcaiion in which he met some OF his
brother M. C's, returning from the Eighth OF Janu
ary Jo!hicaon, the night befcrr -or rather, that
same morning. :" uet three Of them" says Da-
W. about four o'clock this morning, and there
was Mt one Of them who could hit the gr9nsd 'c,tt
his hal IN M,ce times Mrowing'
ReEaementof The Age-H is stated in the pa
pers, that Celeste, "A young French dancer and
mco.dramatic actress, cleared lately, atthe Bcws-
~ Theatre, in New York, sic theusaxd doliays
| and in Philadelphia, in twelve successive nights,
three nsnsand d5tlars more! This is acurshins
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Very respectfully, ) ours,
GALES e. SEATON.

To Doctors CAusIN and SewALt.
To this letter we have received the following
reply, which settles the question
WASHINGTON, Feb It'll. 1885
Gentlemen We have received your note of this
morning. and IN reply bag leave to remark that The
Repor. which we made TO the Marshal Of our in
tervew with Lawrence, contained such facts as
we supposed would have superseded the necessity
of expressing an opinion on the subject Of his
ity but as some disappointment has been express
cd by tho public at our not having done SO, We
therefore DO not hesitate to state as our opinion,
that this unfortunate man is labofin. uuder cx-
tensiye mental hallucination upon SUBJ
jccts. Very respectfully, your OBJ servs.
NArH'L. A. CAUSIN,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
GARDEN SEEDS.
Jan. 90, iss5-d

CABBAGE-Early York, Sugar Loaf
Early Battersea, Red Picking. Drum
Head. Flat Dutch. Green and yellow
Savoy. Early and Late Cauhilower.
CARROT-Loug Orange. early Horn.
White Solid. Red DO,
CUCUMBER Early frame, EARLY clns
ter, Long Green, Green curled Endise
Eight Sorts.
MELON Pine Apple, Nutmeg.
and Red.
PARSNIP-Two Sorts.
PEAS Early and Late, several varieties
BEANS Early Snap, Pole and Lima
several sorts.
BEET-Turnip Rooted. Long Blood.
.RHUBARB for Taris,
RADiSH-Several Sorts,
SQUASH Early, several sorts.
Just received from Sinclair's, Baltimore,
and warranted genuine.
Il. McSHERRY.
January 90, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
A Copv.-Teste
JOHN STROTHER, Q.


vIEGINTN AT rales held in the Clerk,
Office of the County Conrt OF berkeley, or
William Kroescn plig.
against
Nicholas Orrick. and Barton Campbell, Execu'
tor of Charles orriek deed U.'
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Nicholas Orrick. not
having entered his appearance and givca
security according 10 the act oil Assembly
and the rules OF this court, and Il appear
ing to the court that he is not an inhshi'
ant Of The commonwealth, on the motion
Of the plaintiff. it is ordered; that the said
defendant do appear here on the second
Monday in May next. and answer The bill
of the plaintiff; and It is further ordered,
tina, this order be published in The Mar.
Gazette for two months success
lively. and posted at the front door oil the
Court. House OF said county.
A Copy.--Icste
HARRISON WAITE, C. n. o.
Mareh 5, 1885 Am