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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12
BEDFORD LAND FOR SALE

'bNilE LAND on winch James Austin. decd 70
\ sIded Is offered tor sale. This tract of
land containing upwards OF ,, 900 ACRES situated IN
the south part OF Bedford, about half way between
poose reek and Otter rivers lies on the waters of
oiflck $ 'fcck, ID miles South of Liberty - miles
" EST OF New London, and miles from ieesyille an
Stannon River. This land lies we'll and is wei,
watered' has about 80 300 acres of cleared land
IN good condition for cropping : a considerable mr.,
'ioh OF the cleared land is good Tobacco Land and
the balance good grain land, The improvements
consist OF frame dwelling house with six rooms
Kitchen and other out houses necessary for a l,mi-
y.
we oeem II unnecessary to say more in atlycris-
ing, as itlS not probable that any person will nu,
chase without htst viewing the LAID for thrms elves
w,'e" 'heN can do at any time, by applying to
lholhas Nustln, Jr. on the premises
ne Land viii be divided to sun purch asers if by
so dong a sale can be more readily effected Terms
viii be made accommodating
THE LEGATEES
u" The Petersburg Inelliscncer will insert tho
foregoing once week for four weeks and send ,c
count to this office.
Nov. u,.,
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Nov. | |

4 I aclreut superior ccurt oflaw and CHANGER
b continued hy adjournment, and held ion The
county OF Amherst at the Courthouse, on Flllit
the 9th day of September, ls36:
W Illlam :. Crawford, administrator with the viii
annexed OF BetScy Long, decd, PIalm.f
against
Alexander Il. Dyer. son OF William H. & pes:y
Dyer - Mason and Ann his wife late Aml
rr, Margaret Dyer, daughter OF William II. and PEI:
gy Dyer Peggy Dyer, WIFE OF William H. DYER, AID
the said William II. Dyer her husband Elizabeth
sharp wife of Robert Sharp, and the said Robet
Sharp her husband. Elizabeth NASH Sarah Penn
Jane Penn, and Catharine Penn, John G. McCrede
and George McCredc, Ann r. Crawford. WIFE Of
iilIdm > Crawford the Plaintiff, and Christian
Mason, VIE OF - Watson, the said Alexander
Is Dyer, Margaret Dyer, Sarah Penn ane Pom and
'atharlne Penn, being infants under the age OF pe
'H-oHe years. Defendants
In CnANcrRY.
oh motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, the court
doth assign Robert Flnsey, guardian to the nlaot
defendants to defend them in this suit, and thcreup-
on the sad defendants, by the guardian assigned az
aforesaid, flied their answer, aud the defendants
Ann +. Crawford, and Betsey Nash bv counsel sew
c'"'y hitu 'ileIf answers 10 the plaintiff S bill. And
Tue defendants - Mason and Ann his wife Al
eNanuef Is. Dyer. Margaret Dyer William II. Dye
ana Peggy his wife, and George McCrcdie aganst
"ho'" me plaintiff appears to have proceeded niIm
mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
sun lailing to appear and answer On motion othe
pldintlli by counsel, the Court doth take his bill for
confessed as TO those defendants and the subpGnas
AWARDED IN this cause, ON the first day OF January
$3.50, being returned executed upon tie defendants
tober Sharpand Elizabeth his wife, John G. Ne
Iredie and Christiana Watson, and they still fail
10 iile their answers, although four months have
elapsed as well since the return DAYS of the slbpG
mas as the filing ofthe plaintiffs bill; on motion of
,he Pla'ntlh, by counsel, the Court doth take his
OH Tor confessed as to these defendants also and
'he pIa'hilli not replying to the answers aforesaid
ths cause came on to be heard upon the bill the an
S"ef' aforesaid and the exhibits, and as argued by
conhsei-on consideration whereof, the Court dOIh
order that the plaintiff render before one ofe Cum.
''Ssioners OF this Court accoun, ofhs adnnistra'
,'oh OF the estate Of his teStarix, the said Betsey
Long. dec, and the said Commissioner is directed 10
examine state and settle the said account and make
report thereoito the Court with any matters spe-
c'a,iy stated, thought Pertinentb by himself requ-
red by the parties to he so stated.
ACopy-Teste
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., Crk
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a Riding Mare for sale,

/ HAVE Il first rate riding Maze which wish IL
sclI-she il young aud handsome aud Tor SPEED
aud EASE III pacing, her equal is hand 10 Gna.
JAMES T.. IlORNER.
No,
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JOHN THOMPSON, J., Crk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
-, Amherst c. II. October 9Th. 1896.
~, ne parties will take notice. that have appointed
thursday the 18th day of December next, to com
iichce the account IN the foregoing order speclfed
on winch day, at the hour of 10 O'Clock in the nor
hhs' they are requested to attend at my Office, with
'hef accounts, vouchers and copies of Court papers
prepared for examination and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com.
Nov. Is wlw
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Extremely valuable store.IIouse and To
FOR SAFE

yE,Ir .,TVR SATE.
NE SUBSCRIBERS wish to sell the Store -IIouse
,r I'' 'o' '"ey no" occupy, situated IN the CEN
ire OF business, and one of The mast .,: ""
'enen' and handsome Stores in this nart Of RI.
noun'fy' ana not interior any in the larce c;tes
PERSONS Wishing tobuy will do well to embrace ,bis
opportunity as such desirable property is nor often
Io, h ~ II IT rs not sold privately before the
lie auenn 'i"er II viii be sold on that day at pub
please make early application, P''''e's' VIII
Nor ESTES u WHITEHEAD.
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FOR RENT

TUy IJI N'ft IA T. Y Il
VIE tenement lately occnpied bv ,h, .,L
news new Co. for year. from the frs. oc,ahas
io'o un' first October, 1887. For fnrIs, ,.r
tlenlars, apply to WA, '0 n par
Washer. ''''''"S' good Cook and
October W. ID.
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LEORETTER & PARKS.
TITLORS.

AVE Just commenced business in the house
ID l. next door above Messrs. James C.. Hunt N
20. and solicit share of public patronage. They
pledge themselves that all work entrusted to their care
shall be faithfully and promptly executed, and on d
favorable terms as by any other persons in town.
Nov. 3 Pm
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pos pouement of the election, did Formerly 'o'e
Tor the late incumbent, AMI on TIE nfs' gay VI w
sess,cp.s Fori''s own part he was fr"oy 10 vow
between any two persons thai night We no'"i""
ted. aud he trusted that those n''mp'fs VINO "e'o
oi the same opinion "hond sh'm iien ',"o''' .
| b, voting against tins In",'"n. lie "'s"e" )" pre-
ven, the loss Of time iro" sn'h contest ne "''
said these IL" "ords WIN 'e'nc.""'e' ~ 'e "'.'
not, rs he had sad before, any a'ree' P"''y NV
est ~ the q'es'ioh o"' sho"la 'oo '"' my 49,
qnal'iied i"f tue "'ns' VINO h''s'', oe -,
Mr. Rof'af'e'.o S"'d' '''. "''pa "il'',' ~,
The noe'h' "e rose 10 ash Il II was ID o,"s'
Tor Tue ayes ana noes II So ~ "'o''' '''"' Wv
be taken IN the motto" l" postpone -
MI BOOKER ''l'''-'" WY" " 80. -z'.
vote against thr m"t'on' and " ,'' w. ~, 81
noes were ~ ofd'f' lie WOMB s''o'e NV
them. ...-,......,
The call ior The ayes ana noes was s's' 49,,
IN" "'e WV "''"e ' mic, -,
Pone e''"e'on WIS ''e''e' III ''''
/ follows H., u,n.. Ya.o,
ayts.-,'s",, avn So, ,l,l,
OF D. " h',"o' ''','I, p.,.;,'., Sn,L
OF i'ne'h, '"'''',,'' -, f.,,I,nd
"i ~ " ''n"s' ,y'IrIi Wei, Noo,,
C""p''' ~ .o',', i ,' ~ y,
jesse '', ",'' ,..aa,,I R;,o,
VOC - e. -. " ,,,..;, s,a,Io,,,s
pli u,liI Ra,Lor anst;n MiAlIisier
~ ,r..i- 81 p..l.,J,a. I,ltu.on ,t
i" ",I' y ~ vi - r. v,,,l,.., p,l
NIL y, L Edmund. -, F Dickinson
s,ran,,c D.sl,os W,ods S,enccr Edm,nd.. of
n T',l.r ST., N;,o. Gn,a,u NLIlen IIar,i-
' 81. MI, S.i,b fIl, nv N,Can.
,u,.i n,,n,,,a,, -, ,;sL, uooe s,a,lv,ck
r.,l; -, p.t. nd ,n,,.',.o,, Mar.
l',u Of n,,iy ,Inda,ns VIII, Cnourr NJ.
~
Ntr. ,r,,.,,u ella. ST., E,;,c,, IIab
,,,l Sill, "A li,aa,s n ,.',o.1 p.oIl,,,, Dor
,,,aa Al A., O.. S,,a,., pre- R,,,l.,
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Y lEGlNlA Nj rules held Ia the Clerk OF
fee OF the Circuit superior Court of Law any
Chancery, for the County OF Amherst, on MondaJ
the 9TH day of September 1896.
Francis l.. billiard, plaintiff,
against
John Penn, John Dllllad and Elizabeth his wife.
and John billiard the Younger John Moore and Eli.
zaheth hlswilc George Ddlarl. William Mitchell and
Lucy hle"itc, late Lucy billiard Henry TER, and
dith' his "l'e' Detsndants,
IN CuA>cERl.
The Defendants john Moore aud Elizabeth his
wife. George ". billiard and John nIllarl Jr nm,
h1Ying entered thclr appearance and gwen security
according to the act of Assembly aud the rule, Of
tins Count, aud IT appearing | satisfactory evidence
that they mc not inhabitants ct this country, it sor-
dcred that the said Defendant, do appear herr on tie
FIRST day OF the next April err and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff and that aeopS Of this order be forth,
win inserted IN some nemSp per published in the
town OF l,Nnchburg, for two months succcssiyeIy
oud posted Al the front door OF the courthouse of
tins county. \ topr-restr
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr., GIN.
October ~ w.,
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JOHN THOMPSON. Jr. GIN
CoMMissioSrR's OFFICE,


c,., o - -
i,,,t ,,a,c
i"'' ''P'e"'o''' i9oo,
me paite' liiie'esae" III lne foregoing ofdtt o'
c"ult are "t'coy h"'i'e" 'n'' nave appointed me
Isl 30 aaN II eo'"d'S next, 10 carry saia oihef
INTO ehrrt' on ",''ch "'E III ne houf OF clock
III inc mon 'eN at tqueAiea 10 a''ehd ~ my
oihee' at Amneisi toarlhease' WIN the ONCE pa
Pers' al iael eFlehee' ne. pfefafc1 Tor eAalhiha-
iloh ana settlement
JAMES f.'ARIAND Conn.
)eeemheto "4W
urIR,uNIA-N mics hold in thc cl,,L,s On;ae
or the circnit sun,rior ,o,,t ol Law, and eh,nce-
- ,la a,,,,, az i,,l.., Wv 49, -, ~
veuber lS:6 .
Nonrninp Christian plaintiff
oraiusf
Charles II Christian DAVID Whit and ch,,las
T. R,,ks O,fo,d,n,.
J> c,....,.,
III, 1aco,l,,t, na,;I W.. ,-,...,.. y
pi , h ,,,l :, " ~. M ''" "''e
,sI;,, Inv" 'p ',''"e' "'"
H., - - W. - ~ a. VI m "ip'.' an"
l, H. "'n' ny s''.S,'e
Ivy ''''"0' - '.aS arc n"t inhdoi'h's Oh ihis
CUM y " - 'n' 'i'e S"'a ueleha'hts 10 APP
Pa 'o'I ga M 'y u NFin 'eiih neat anu
answer Jus Wv, VI ''e P"'htiliN. ana that copy OF
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IN pursuance OF dec.sc oi The Hastings court
OF LynehbaIg, entered At November term, 1896,
IN sun therein depending IN winch AEu Newell Is
plaintiff and III. W Noryell aud others nte delen
dants. The undersigned Commissioned appoint
eddy the Court. Tor that purpose, Will expose TO
sale, Al public auction, on Monday. the 10Th day Of
December next, al or upon the premises the follow"
ins valuable property in the town OF Lynchburg
lst The Lot OF Ground adjoining the Franklin
Hotel AMI lie Lot owned by WIN. VI. NoVell, con
+ tanning ID feet on hiain Street, by l}2 back, with
the buildings lhercon--from these SO feet. three
feet alley each side IS allowed for the Iont Of
the owners OF the adjoining property and of this Lot
-ltthen affords room enough for two large tene-
menIs
md HE Lot OF Ground on Main Street, Coming
the Store House Of llole0mbc y otey,) with ia APP
purtenanees continuing la fe-t front. by 1872 feet
back.
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hYNCii's WAIsgsiiOsSb,.

r.
NE subscribers have leased, for a term OF ,ears.
thus well known and desirable Warehouse. stu.
afed immediately ON the street leading from the
bridge to the market house, and respectfully solicit
share OF Tobacco brought to this market for Insncc
ton The subscribers deem it unnecessary ia nn in
10 minute description OF this property as it is gen
orally known TO be one amongst the dres and safest
" arehouseS in the town of Iynchburg Thi,honse
has recently undergone thor ugh repair and is now
ready Tor the reception of Tobacco The Inspectors
at thus House are VIM. Canada and John Wheeler
gentlemen whom We confidently recommend +, the
pubic as capable OF dlscharging any duty belonging
10 ,he" Once, we particularly invite the the old
customers OF tins House to give us call as notbno
shali be wanting on the pant of the Propretors and
inspectors To give general satisfaction. We wll at
all tunes attend to the selling of Tobacco for I,,t
erS Tree OF charge JESSE T. BURTON
MARK ANTHONY Jr.
- , SAM1 B. JENNINGS
~ b.-i would particularly invite INV old friends
ana customers, who patronized me at Martins Marc
mouse TO give me their aid in this lease as all NO
ceSsafy attention shall be paid to give penerl s,,;
action, by their friend, &c.
October 10
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against

jesse Hale, John Wade and Alley his wife. former
y Al!ty liale, and Fleming Jauney aud Raqh,
bis WIFI, formerly Rachel Hale, Defendants.
IN CuANcEEY.
The defendants not having entered thcir appc...
ahre and giycn security, according to the act o Is,
ssmbly and the rules of this Court. aud il apfena.
by satisfactory evidence that they are rot inAaa,l
Oh ms wcaIth, on motion oithe plaintiffs D,
counsel II Is ordered that he said defendants d5 gn
pear here on the first Monday in JANUARY next. a.,
answer the plaintiffs bill and that this odpr hr pub
hsned IN the lynchburs Nnginlan for two month
successfully, aud a cop, posted at the front daar ID
the court house Of this county ON some court day.
Copy-festc.
NJ G. CARPER. y. e.
NOV II WIN
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4 M t. 10 the plantation, oi the subscriber, dur
y my the last summer on sprIug white and red
tow, with a b-tail, having red calf with her.
apparently six months old. She has large
bell, aud no ct mark reeollcttcd. The is re-
qucsled TO CONT forward aud prove his property and
take possession. BEVERLY X. SCOTT.
Nov 10 Is
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MOI II r..

yx-uE subscriber las authorized David IL Ldle.
\ Esq to receive aud collect his rents. and all
claims aud demands due - the concerns OF DAVID q
Robert kyle, KYLE y Bor7ud, and Robert hyle'
All those indebted TO the above firms. vii please
come forward and make pay nienk as longer IN
dugencc cannot be gwen.
ROBERT KYLE.
>f.t. - Nv
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v iRGlNIA At Rules III held the Clerks Il
tee OF I'll" county court OF Franklin. the ,
day of November. 1886
William Hale, Thomas Hale ana John Hale.
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TIzx: LovrNGsroM rrnnu.

IN - = - - 3 ~ 1aVINf
~ subscribers having purchased ,H' a.
near the ourthorsc. IN the town of 'aff
sion, heretofore occupied by Col. Charlp, p 0a:
oeS 'ea'e TO inform the public generally. liza,
VIII MAKE every eHertlon to please those VIA ~
call upon them The house is large aud co,.. a'
and will be neatly fitted up. Servants sb,W gae
tentive, Table aud Stable supplied as vcn of
country can afford, and the BEDDING shall no " U
Inst order In fine, evil endcavor 10 keer ~. VI u
Worthy OF the public regarl. The lme a, ~ :oa
winch passes through this place. stops at this l..
aud passengers shall be furnished with EYER, goa
modatIon. We therefore solicit the nubIr
mage. HENRY : PENToN Faa
WIN. /. KIDD.
FREDERICK :. PEYToy
AUGUST - Wv
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v lRGlNiA:-At Rules held in the clc,Ls
fee OF the county court Of Franklin. tie ;,
Of November l636
Samuel billion, pl
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+ eircul, superior court OF law aud chancery'
[ \ continued by adjournment, and held for the
county oil Amherst, at the Courthouse, on saturday
the 18Th day OF September, 1889
John james Morgan, by Zachariah Drummond,
b,s Guardian and ne II friend. Plaintiff,
against
John %orYcll Alexander Mari \. L. 9iarr Fran
els Wainwright, and the representatives. Of Sophia "
Noryel, dec d. Defendants,
IN CHiNCERY.
y, consent Of the parties, by counsel. the court
doth order that tue defendant John Noryell, do
der an account OF his guardianship of the plaintiff,
before one OF the Commissioners of this court, who
j, directed 10 examine. and settle the same aud
make report thereofto the court. with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself or re
quired BY the parties to be stated.
Copy-Tcse.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr GIN.
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IL CuANcfRY.

IN 'HANtFRY.
Tie defendants Micaah Dillon, Squire Dill.
Meredith hIltlon, and Thomas Dillon. rot h.,
entered Their appearance and given seeuriry ,r.'
dung 10 the act of Assembly. and the rules al Il,
count, and 1t appearing from satisfactory c,idea.,
mat they are NOT Inhabitants OF tins Commonwean
on motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel it j, o,d.,.
that the said absent defendants, do appear Inn. :.
the first Monday in January next, aud answ.f IL,
Plaintiffs bill, and thata copy Of This order Ar fG
lishcd IN the lynehburg Nire; nan, for tN, mon.
successfully, and posted at the front door Of d.
court house et this county, on some court day.
Copy-Teste,
Nj. &. CARpER, D. E.
Nov II ~
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SMALL PON IN RICHMOND.


The Speaker prcscntcda communication from
the Actin. Governor enclosing statements from
Doctors Chambrraync and Dcane, and the Vac
cine Agent, the subject ol the prevalence o
Small PeN in tins CITY. These letters state, that
there are but twenty cases of Small PoN ~ the
Civ, under trealmeni--that the disease Is ON the
drelinc-and that there X every reason 10 hope
that II will disappear aS Soon ~ the general ir-vac
cinaiion, advised by The Common Council, shall
have been rcSofcd 10.
The communication was ordered to be prin-
led.
HONOR TO JOHN +. BROWN, DECD.
Mr. Dorman and sald--Mr. Speaker The
Representatives flhc People ol Virginia have n
gam assembled IN her public halls. hose whom
the people have chosen Ia watch over the into
rests of tins ancient Commonwealth are once more
engaged in public eouncll.--Bul all, Nj Speaker
are not hcrr-Ouc seal is srll Vacant There
is iIlustrioas absentee. All in this Assembly
anticipate me when announce, that Jno. rhomp-
son Brown, the Delegate elect from the town Of
PETERSBURG, is absent. because lac is no more. lia
* dead. cannot trust myscli to pronounce his
f.ulagv. His fame does not require my imperfect
effort To do Justice 70 his memory. Blu, rise, sir,
to afford an opportunity TO this House. 10 perform
the last dnt, which his exalted character and
worth ,aenrnenllv deserves. | submit, sir the fol.
lowing Resolution
/ Whereas. the Hoes. of Delegates of Virginia
have heard with deep regret OF the death OF John
Thompson Brown, IL member OF tins body from
the tow of Petersburg, whose private virtues, en-.
men, talent, and distinguished services in the lie
gislalnrc of virginia, had secured to him the adj
mlralon aud respect OF the Commonwealth IL,
large:
RYo}red aaanimoasiy, That in testimony of on,
regret ior his death aud respect for his character,
the members oil tins lluuse viii wear Grape tine
lcti arm for the space ot lhlrty DAYS.
Resoiccd. rhat the clerk he directed to transmit
copies oi The foregoing To the widow and llthcr ol
the deceased.
Tn preamble aud Resolutions were unanimous
IS adopted.
On motion ol Nh " son OF C., the House at-
lourned.
SENATE Ot VIRGINIA.
The following gentlemen appcard, VIZ; Messrs
Nash, Campbell of Bedford, Parker, Carr, iInnton
Paueson, Robertson, BlIInsslcy, Baptist, Bondu-
ranI, SmiIh of Culpepcr, Opir, McCamant, Tho
mas, Camphrll OF Nottoway, Dyer, lIarve, BaySe,
McAlaon, Donaldson, Coil McMuln, Maxwell
IIarwood, Fontainc, MEGA ", Anderson and Par
riot.
The Senate was called 10 order b, Mr.. Ope-
Then, Stafford II. Parker MAS unanimously elect
ted Speaker, and made an appropriate address.
On Mr.. Paltcson's motion, Addison Hans
ford unannnoual, re elected Clerk.
Llulcberry W. Allen elected Sergeant at
Arms; julius Marin, FIRST Door keeper; Thomas
VI. Nelson, second door-iceEer, and John War
rock, Printer To the Senate.
The Acting Governors message was received
and read, well tho FIRST Auditors and
Treasures Reports and len the Senate ad lourn-
ed
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hlicajah Dillon, Squire Dillon, Meredith p,I.
Rebecca Callicote, Thomas Dillon and Jr>.e +
lion, n,L,4'
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" lRGlNit--At rules held in the Clerks Office,
OF the circuit superior court of LAW, and Chan
Gerry for the county OF Amherst the ID day OF
October, 1886:
Peter Dent aud Sally Lee his wife, formerly Sally
Lee Camden, Plaintiffs,
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VTlRGINlt-h rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the circuit superior r0urt OF law and chance
ry, for the county OF Amherst, the 1tl day of No
yember, 1896
Mourning Christian, Plaintiff,
against
Charles VI. Christian, DAVID |. White and Charles
+. Burks. Defendants
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Peter G. Camden, Executor Of Leroy Camdel
dec d, llllam Ii. Galcand, and Richard y. FL
bank, Defendant
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TUEA Ntp7eM5ff, $3.50.
The parties Interested ia the foregoing order of
court are hereby notified that have appointed the
lst Mo day IN February next to carry sald order
INTO effect. which day, at the hour OF o'clock
III the morning, they requested TO attend at my
office, at Amherst Courthouse, with the Office pa
pers, al their evidence, &c. prepared for exanina-
ton and settlement.
JAMES =. GARLAND, Cop,'r.
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ogffeadcIs whac heard, goot interest," the ruo
patches lately brought to the Dtisb Charg dAares spcca
incubation 0 tho Government Of Great Britain
states aud France ia tho existing dispute
ope nos nus been madc by pnguauimcus
on the part OF the British Government promises
aiy punishment OF hc controversy which Unhuppi exists be-
,h''cu 'N''es and rance.
That Tho mediation will be accepted,
VII nV permit ooiseiFes 70 doubt To do would pne
Dui ucioimaton 10 force quarrel for The sake tho
quae sn not with view TO either tho Of Tie
county both o. which would undoubtedly he
cInnsio OF the dispute Every Power,
Yer on me Law OF Nations treating general on, e.
much spec 20 Tho happiness Of human soc open
70 every cho OF reconciliation when Interests set
dispute between The United Suites nothing ch
be inhamed quarrel toars
~ common friend ought be accepted
o. between tie United states sad France cnneny
ibat chafnetcr
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