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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03

70. d hsss NO have tlsscr stcn n, Pr,ni, .'s,
which Il nevertheless historically tifae.sl a.
haut tcxty ycsss since, Aiien was sted lot "A
no,e OF about one hundred pounds. AS q
wss no, soaseaieas for hIsn 10 pay II. he cHs-
pioyed chs,tcHdcn, tho lawyer. 10 manage
ii,c ease ID coats. and get IL put orcs 20 ii'r
,,uzi term. Whsa, uio casa came ON. Chis-
scndrn accordingly appeared. and as the note
uas signed by Witness who lived at n dis,
isace. he COL up. and dsaisd tx signature,
ki,o sing ,ha, ihc witness could NOS 90 pro
duced during the session, and hcs cshnald thus
Obtain the delay his olient washcds la.r sdc.
n:al ois The sigassure li,asefose ras atnefe u
neesc. aud perfectly Hsarrs.cad sby tho enHta;
hBt siIea CHARGED 10 b. 80 al,p co'irs-sssas:
AZ The tine. aud hcSslewcd sho matter IN
moro serio,s light. Rushing up to tisc bar
az The court, and clcaehing his gigantic dsts
.hc made ihc following address, 8 ss .9pi1s
'ssssI.a~ycs Chatendeu! Isdid no. employ
,yr,u 10 cone herr and tell barr.taced tic! y
did sisn ,,ac note, and 4 won't drny IL may
ntplcaso yous honors! that's my signature. aud
eshas's a good Hosc. honestly Que the mo.
ncy, aud near honestly to pay it,. Ah i
want Is. that your houoss should pu, it orcI
tnthe next cous;, aud by thus tine. shai!
shSso iaescastt. from Boston, and ssiH psy eve.
ery as,hing Of M The result was. that, By
consent Of parties, tho ease was continued
10 she next TORN. Sueh were the notinns OF
shonossy cuseriained by a 'aasdicr of tho,ol.
/ dan tin,es, that hc coad not bsdtf era id.tse.
fiss e} lac 20 denyshs otiigaiiose ef q paper
10 .ckicA IDS sigHafare scas attached let Fas
asnpa,e this svnh tho notions off nI6dcrn
politician. DcdAaza Paniet. t'''''vsf5 X
-<--s--!4--!!--41---f -<-- ss--!4--!!--41-e--ff 5aiSfil /
jater9,isg triai.--Aa scxatninaion took
place q, Lowall laa wcea, inforc ibes Police
Justices. Of a young gmen ctGHgedlwith s,cat
ing psomHsory no.e, Gh1aio ityf him to ?
yeuag girl, TO whoah as tho tiu:ts it asfhade
he was engaged in niasfiase nWes iesra
ron the Lowell Courier, that thu complaint
was rn,ered By The osetsces Of tho IsSrences
mills, and tho soung woman was snmnsa,ed
as witness. mad appesdsd ''n,aillnglye-
From The testimony of lbs case sse have ga
,hcred the following summary OF facts: tho
defendants ssd si,ness hstl lsen FOR some
months intimate, in what Is eallssl a couri'ng
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-03
Miscellaneous

Original 2saeedoit Of a Doc. -1wo near
rsiVhbars IN thr country, q farmer and tan
ira i,cr ci,icr,ained gsca. friendship 6r each
Other. TIE tanner had a large gard dog,
WHICH. for some unknown cause, conceived
such ii, i.isc.e,aic ,asfcd 10 the farmer, that
iic cou!d saoi with satcsy visit his fticnd when
the dog was loose, and on this account the
tanner ioaded the anirnal with theaey clog,
that be nigh, not Be able 10 fy al The far
ueer. s. -. $ I. ,s,,s3..,
q AS ths farmer and ONT Of his ploughmen
were roinz about tlsp grounds together one
dsy. They pcsecised the dog spparcasiy a,
grcss distress and pain, lying near q fence
Al, they approached. they found that III AZ
tsmu,inc TO- Jump The fenrp.s I'D had Jeff the
c.og on The other ssdc, the weight oi Whh'eti
hsd laioss stfsnglcd hi,a s. s { 20 CO.
1Trte psoGg ghaial knoSi1g tie cuuiity whlsh
iiis sii don bore 10 his employer. proposed %
knock biruon ttr sscsJ. bns the farmer was
tssivs:l!fnz Is kin d crcassrc which be knefs
isas useful aud ra.uahie 10 hisfriest, and in.
ss4Sd eS finrting hin. ise dsscng gss,ca IN.
fsbor beaw; and 1aid asfn d.~nupoa ,ise grass
ssatChed kfin I'LL lie saw him nearly sccoscs.
cd, and ,hea pnlsurd his wsy. 1t
When he returned 10 s,ia SPOT. .hc saw ihe
dog ssiil there, quite recorcrrd. and, as Usual
expected an ;astack, hui 10 E.s grra, as,aa,si.
u,en,, tho cseaf3fc Iaspkk upon him. aud
rspsessed his gsasi,adr ia LIS, ]. noss i,tei:
6,eanss, and from .i1at time 30 iheday ot: his
asuh, saseaJcd ,,he farmer. and could slerer
81 Nssssd upon 10 return TO his former
erL b zTs
~ s3s7tssAa4tS- ?
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Valuable Plantation,
EgaaE @, II [...']E s.
George u Dolby so 49, sss
!. J Bill IS Partition !.

"a
.Aubkiena Pa,.on 81 - 20 ..sss ',Ss'1s,a
-By satuepof atdecretai order oftfs Court as
Chanecry, made inihe above case .siha Com.
mis.soner in EquiIy ios Chestcr District VIII
selh Il ihe cdufii fiocse cisdid District, on tho
first slonday In December nexi, sli thats Nan.
,ai;on rherean William Pa.tons deed ls,siy
lissd, sitaiica 6n MD tsttasba Rivcs. .sat ahc
hesd calls OF LandsFofd. containing h. ..3,F
GAG Acres. as.s,s 4 asst
The sail plantation consists Of an island m
said r,sct containing Il ~ [
.ss,s,: .l33 Acres. ].
well adapted o,he culiuio Of cotton which
require DO fencing; 80.
40 Acres 2 1890 ..t
of cotton land. on said river, and -, ,.s,.,. :.
:, "a Good lWe1d0ic;.sIs.s.
.ic renainder is.saroug ,aplsnd meli7 adapted
to ihe,gYsafis 90 com. sand eo,ion. "a LIMOS,
900 assts are etcaice and now ct for calliva.
lion ~ Z #
--Gr-sasr r,-era,errr rs twu stgry,
u = a xgaE - n y =. L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
POETICA
From the Netr York Mirror.
TN GRIEF. I'M JGg.

THY met in lfe's violet-t,me,
In the flesh Gifts balmy youth.
When they knew not care was welded to Yeats,
Nor that hope was divorced from truth.
They met--shc, trusting riil,
And he, alghthcarted hoy:
Aud, in Sight Of heaven, the pledge Ms gwen,
Ia cf'ei, n JOY.
They met and the sufpccd priest
Rehearsed the uuchanging oath,
And he knelt aud implorcd, thai hol, man
Gods beniNnn on them both
And he said the bond they twned,
Death only sh utd destroy.
While the listeners heard the responsive word
In grief m JOY.
Long years thes have journcNea sinee.
Through sunshine au stormy weather:
And the yoke. however pleasant az rough.
They have borne It both together.
Aud, II they have, sometimes, found
Thef gold commit with ALLOW.
Still each faithful heart has l,lt III rai
In grief, in joy.
What, though the summer roses
No more IN THEN pathway thfong,
They slill gather the fruits. whose seed.
They sowed Is they went along:
Till, IN thai brighter world,
Which sorrow may not annoy,
They recount, n last, the days they pass'd
In gIof III JOY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
SALE OF LAND.

l \ pursuance Of decree. pronouncedby the coun-
~ court OF Nelson, at the August term, 1896, III
suit therein depending, in which Mary f.. llargroye
is plaintiff, and Ilczckiah K. IIargrove aud others
are defendants, the undersigned, who are there
by appointed Commissioners, will, ON the first day
of October next (iar, II not the air day there
after, SUNDAY eNcepcd) offer ion sale to highest bid
der, at Nelson Court house, credit of one and
two years, in equal instruments, the tract of Land in
said proceedings mcntoned.-fhis is the tract Of
Land ON which Joseph llafgreye, dec. lived, at the
time of his deah,--is supposed to contain one hun
bred acres aud is regarded avery productive and
valuable tract oiland,--a considerable portion OF it
being flat l.and.-The purchaser will be required 10
give good aud satisfactory security for the purchase
mony. RANDOLPH CASH
BEVERLY llAKGRANE,
C0mrS.
Sept , w3,y.
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IsOcLy .NO,s,sf Races, for. 1 S:sO.

FNIlE races over the Rocky Mount Course,
4 will commence, on Monday, the l7th day
Of October, 1876.
Iust Day-Sweepstake nlle heats, for three
yeor old colts and iillies, 800 entrance, three or
more to make u race, To be named aud closed
before the 20tl September, 1876, $50 forfeit.
Persons wishing 10 enter colts, may do 50, by
making their entrance by letter with the proprc-
tor by the time above mentioned.
!Sct0nd Day-Jockcy Club purse $780, three
mile llcns, free for horse, mare gedng, en-
trance $40.
IhUd Day-Proprietor's purse 500, = mile
heats, entrance $50.
FoWM Day-Proprietor's purse 80, mile
heats, entrance SO.
Same Day-Swcepstakc, mile heats, for 3
year oil colts aud FLIES, so entrance, three or
more To make race, to be closed ia like man
ncr as the first day race, $21 forfeit.
The proprietor pledges himself to have the
track IN good order, and will also have his stables
well prepared for the reception of horses, stored
widI every thing necessary for their accommodate
ton. The money will be paid to the winner, ut
the usual per cent.
HOPKINS NOWLIN, Proprictor
August - WHO
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NOTICE..
Sept. II


, virtue of deed OF trust executed to the sub
- scnbers by Ezekiel Wright bearing date, the
18th day of September, 1877, aud duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office of Franklin county, for certain
purposes therein expressed shall proceed sell,
10 the highest bidder for cash. at the said Ezekiel
Wright's dwelling house. in the county of Franklin,
on the 10Th day of October next, a certain tract
parcel of Land, lying and being in the county alore
SAID containing hundred aud forty seven acres,
more OF less or SO much thereofas will be suffice ut
for the purposes of said trnst.-Acrng as trustees
shall such title only is vested in us by
said deed. HENRY GARPER, ,,
WM DODD i'"S'etS'
I,,l,
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VIE subscribers having purchased the tavern
d near the Courthouse IN the town of Jovinr
s'on, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles Perrow
oeS leave to inform the public generally, that they
VIII make every eNertion To please those who may
call upon them. The house is large and convenient
and viii be neatly fitted up. Servants shall be at.
'eh,se' liable and Stable supplied as well as the
country can afford and the Bedding shall be Of the
hfst order In fine, will endeavor to keep house
worthy OF the public regard. The line of Stapes
which passes through tins place stops at this house
an" passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
mage. HENRY :. pEyVoN f''
WIN. l. KIDD.
FREDERICK s. PFYTON.
August o.
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y u 4 ICE

~ LII be Sold at Amherst Court house ~, ,bo
~ i'th september, lS}6, the late residence of
,'n''u S",''l' -. dec containing 30 acres ad-
joining the Land of VIM. H. Garland six mia. g.
NnheiS, ourt house. On the Land there is = cam.
portable dwelling House, convenient Ont Uonses
Sooa Apple Cherry and Peach Orchayd-a r,,bor
descriptions unnecessary, as II is expected that an,
person wishing to purchase, will first view the pre-
efmN OF sale, one third cash and fvoI,, ,,,,,l
'ofthe balance, the purchaser giving bond win an,
proved security and decd ON he Land. to secure
NE payment OF the remaining two thirds
RICHARD SMITH, Jr. Ex'or,
Sept. , ''"''''' "" T. dee'
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ttitiilaaIS
In CIIANcEnH.

On motion OF the defendant, Ambrose plupbeI ~
his own right. aud as administrator with the WIlsf
nexed OF James Hill, dec. by counsel to dlssol4eta
injunction awarded in this cause the court ON rs
side3llon thereof, and otthe bill the answer OF lIa
defendant, replication thereto. and an exhibit and l
ter hearing counsel IN opposition to the notion dot.
Tor the present oHcrtulc the same, and doth of8,t
that Tie sad defendant Ambrose Plunket rs adm
istrator with the will annexed of James Hill dee l
render before one of the Commissioners ofthl, cogI.
an account of his administration of the estsrrol ill.,
SAID James Hill, dec. and the said Commissioner +.
directed to examine, State and settle the same and
make report thereof TO the court with any matter
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself Of lez
qaired by the partiesto be so stated.
\ CnnX--'Ecstn
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS., will be received until the 1st
v day OF October next, by the undersigned,
Commissioners, appointed Tor that purpose, by the
Hastings Court OF the corporation of Lvnchburg,
in conformity with an act of the Legislature of
Virginia, the 2}d March, 1896, for keeping in
repair, Tor II months from that day, the following
roads lying within the limits of said corporation:
The road leading from Poe's lanyard to Camp
bell Courthouse, half mile in extent;
The road commencing at Twelfth street, a short
distance above Mr. ParenSs and leading to Tatc's
Spr'ng-haIl a mile in extent;
lhe arm of the Lynchbnrg and Salem Turn
pike, also commencing at Twelfth street, and ex-
tending hall mile
The road commencing at Blackwatcr Bridge
near Lanshornc's Mill, ~ leading 10 Schoolicld's
ferry. II. DUNNINGTON,
NJ. LANGIIORNE, Jr.
JESSE HARE,
Commissioners.
Sept. l. t1HO
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rsfO Richard Epperson. DAVID opener anu Il
u liIabeth his wlic, formerly Elizabeth ipPefsoh'
Samuel Ridgway and Rosamond hs VIE formerly
Rosamond Epperson, Martha Ford formerly War
ina Epperson. J oseqh &. Epperson, John H. ZIP
refso4 and Elizabeth his wife, late EllZaoeth
Ro3k, and Littcberry Roark As YOU are parties
IN interest IN 4 suit now pending in the County
Court OF Campbell, on its chancery 'side, lnstltu-
ted by Joseph Eppcrson ptfi against KIchaf" Up
person aud others. for the purpose OF oDtslnlhS
decree for the sale of the landed estate OF llebef
~ Epperson. decd and the matters and things
nrlved for in that suit also embraced III SUIT
now pending aud undetermined IN the Circult
Superior Count of Law and Chahcery ior the town
of Iynchburg. in which the same Joseph Eppcfson
is plaintiff. and Samuel Pannll Is defendant; and
as YOU are not inhabitants oi the commonwealth
of Virginia. and have known agents therein :;
you and each of you are hereby notified that, on
SATURDAY. the o2nd day Of October next, shall
apply to the Judge of the said Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the town of Lynch
burg, in open court, il in sesson,-ii not, AT his
chanhers,-lor writ of certiorari, 10 remove the
record and proceedings the SAID suit in the coun
" Court of Campbell, up 10 the said Circuit STU
perior Court OF Law and Chancnry for the town Of
Ivnchburg, III order that the matters and things
paved for III both suits. may be heard and deter
mined together, III the latter court.
Respectfully, &c.
JOSEPH EPPERSON.
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Commissioners Office,

~, -fUgUST I'm, ToVl
ne parties interested in the foregoing orders N
court are nereby notified, that have appointed the
s day OF December next, to carry said orders int
eheet, on winch day at the hour often O'Clock in the
morning they are required to attend at my office at
Amherst court house, with copies of office papers
'lf'r accounls' evidence, &c. prepared for EXAMINE
ton aud settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND, COUNT
Sept. - Wv
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,arn,anently in that nrosince H. begged 10 al
lie nobe lord opposite loud Palmerslonl II with
In the liSt ten DAYS he had mol received an afph-
cation frnm the Mexican Government ior the good
offices of the country 10 demonstrate with iiie
l.. States against the efoss violation of treaties
and the aeqressions OF the Southern States.
The hun member real extracts from speeches
Of Mr. Buchanan and of Mr.. John Quincy Al
ans, 10 show the importance 10 America, in a COM
mereia point OF view, OF annexIng Texas 10 lis
territory.
Unless Mexico was assisted, rs she ought IT. be
by this country She would be 81 weakened as soon
To become an easy victim 10 the ambition oil the
United States Of America. The motion with
which he intended 10 conclude WAS, for an address
IL The Crown TO take such measures rs we're pro-
per for tie fuIGlmcnt oi the existing treaty, by
which tins country Wis bound 10 cooperate viii
Mexico He was Of opinion that England ought
not anl, To demonstrate with America, but have
naval force on the coast 10 support Mexico against
American aggrcSsions.
Mr.. q. Ward seconded the amendment, which
Involved a subject upon which he had been long
and vas deeply interested. Tho Importance Of
tie province OF Texas was but little known IN this
house or BY the country. The province itself coll
sisted oil a large tract of the finest land II had MI
nerons good and only Two bad ports, and the pos
session oil ii would give 10 the parties obtaining II
the fall command OF the Whole Cult of MeAeo.
The Mrxican Government, on lis first intercourse
with this country, an intercourse Of increased and
still increasing commercial importance 10 tbs
country, had stipulated for the abolition ~ lis ter
fitofy OF the slave trade, and lie (Nlt drd) could
State that tins stipulation had hrcn most ngmly
enforced and observed, and he dad nu, believe that
there were now in the Mexican states, except
Iexas, % slaves. To Texas the United States
hi1 lfnp i1rnpd rnVptn,t4 ,.Vps aud n Obtain ms
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y 'oN oil hrSt rate qualification, and cha
m h '"o','' 10 manage hne stallion rom this time
10 .ne rnd OF next season, or longer. For snch.nn
G'e,, s'oa wages VIII be given. A white man, or
hce. i''ie al TINS OF
Sertcmher5
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" lRGINIA At a court held for 4.
county, at the Courthouse, on the 2Gb =.
OF July, 1896 Jay
he"pch ~ rainier Pftf
against
Isaac White aud Zacharial White
of Conycrs White, sen., dec D6s
IN CH,NcEEY.
On motion of the plaintiff, by counsel -,
appearing to The satisfaction of the comt =.
the defendant, Iacharias Whe,is NOT nm :, 0ft
tant of this country, aud without the Iur,.i 18th
ofthls court; II is orae red, that the said 1e'e7
dant do appear here, ON or before the &C.
Monday in October next, and answer the l.9
the plaintiff, and that copy of this orls,
forthwith inserted IN the I.ynchburg Virgin. r
newspaper published in the town of LvncLt "a
for two months successfully, and another @q
thereof he posted at the front door of the co' l1
house of this county, on some court dav
Copy-Feste,
5. GARLAND, Crk
August - -, -
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G 4 II f. y rs'.9gs I'd.

1AtGs3ah9c SroEer. Iynchburg, va,
NJ Ill exchange Northern, Southern and W.
W tern Bank notes, 10 any amount, at the low.
EST market rates on application at his Lottery and
Exchange Office, first door aboye the Franklin IIot1
September '''
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JOHN THOMPSON. L. CT.
Commissioners Office,

.IHFHtTNT, JNIt TWTK, T~,lT.
The parties interested in the foregoing or1e, of
court, are hereby notified, that have appointed the
ID day OF November ncxt, 10 carry said orders mio
effect which day, at the hour of nine in the morn
ing, they are required to attend my office at A..
hefs Court house, with copies Of office papers then
accounts evidence, &c. prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES =. GARI.AND Comm
Sept. II wjv
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4 / circuit superior court of law and chaucrry
continued by adjournment, and held for 1r
county OF Amherst, AT the court house, on Tucson
the 9Th day of September, 1892
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff.
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WEGROES.

's'h! Subser'berwill, AT all tunes. pay tn, HIGHEST
cash Price t"r likely young Negroes. Persons
having such TO sell, will do well to call ON hin,
i :, VI HART.
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OR SALE

a .'N'hi aud valuable fanny Of NEGROES
August - 7"sin' Liberty
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4 NN\h. CONTRACTORS will be furnished ON
~ the most reasonable terms, with Ames' SUPER
or Shoycls aud Spades long handle Sho,es; Crow
Bars, Picks; Axes Smiths Tools Na,lor & Co.'S
Cast Steel otall sizes Nail Rods Drill Iron and
other lfon almost every dcscrlption-and every
other arIce the Hardware line. They are particu-
hrIy invited to give us call
H. Il. RICHARDS g. co.
April II &c
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w. ~. EDE I'D .yA

WAKES much pleasure in hc,ng enabIcdtoa an
4 nounce to the public, that he is receiving
from Newark and other celebrated Northern fac
tories the most extensive and fashionable assert
mcnt OF Carriages, he has ever had it i'll his power
to exhibit Ills stock comprises every variety from
the neat Sull>y to the magnificent Coachcc, and
the prices are no less variant than the articles
themselves. To purchasers disposed to CON
suit either the fashion of the Vehicle, their taste
or convenience, he cannot fail giving saistac-
ton. lie therefore requests his friends and the
public at larec, 10 call and examine his stock
He would further inform the public that he con
tnlucs Ia manufacture all the above named arti-
crs, and that he Is prepared all tune, TO do re-
parlng, ut the shortest notice, and Al moderate
prices.
Aug - WIN
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WIN,

" lRGlNlA AT rules held in the clerks "a
OF the circuit supcriorcourt of law and tL..
Gerry, Tor Bedford county, the 18th day of Jolly. lSg
William Durriu and William Settle, pm
against
Jacob Dcpew, adm. of James Depev, dec l.
Jalred, Phlpot Nichols and Joseph Wilson, den,
The defendant John Jared, not having ente,,d5
appearance and given secnrlty, according 10 the -
OF Assembly and The rules OF this court and !, :
peaflng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an,
habltant of this commonwealth it is ordered H.
lie do appear here on the first day of the mex, tp
and answer hebill of the plaintiffs that tins orr
be inserted IN SON. newspaper published IN II,
town OF Lynchburg, for Two months successi,a
and posted al the front door OF the courthouse Of
county, on some court day.
A Copy-Testc.
J, WILSON, cR,
a, NJ
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4 L a circuit superior court of law aud CHANCE,
[ n continued by adjournment, and held 10, H..
count, of Amherst, at the court house. ON SAT-
day, the 9Th day of September, / S3i
james I'M ana bentam'n NoTeli' Plaintiff.
against
Ambrose Plunket, in his right and az aim.
istraor, with the Will annexed of James Hill der -,
Tabitha ms wife, Samuel Ill., William Mattq sa1
Polly ms wife, James Norye and Susan his wife H.
Gavin and Lucy his wife, and James lnI,r,,5
Nancy Garrrt, Minerva Ganet, Archibald Co, and
Fanny his wife, John Bobbt and Pernlelia hI,WI,
Lewis W right and Elizabeth his wife Joseph Wt,FI5
aud Anna his wife, Moses Megann and Susan li,pY,
and - Reynolds and - his wife
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Plaintiff.


Nelson C.. Dawson aud Dabney Ware. executors
OF George Mcdaniel, dec, James Tinsley SEN. ami
Lucy his wife, Edward and Robert Tinsle,, exera=
tors of David Tinsey, dec Ambrose Rucker Wi
liam " are, aud Rosamond his wife, George II. Bur
ford, Anderson Ware and Cnthea his wife, John
Edwards, William Jones and Lucy his wife, William
Iyree and Frances his wife, Alexander Tinsley An.
derson Tinsley, Thomas Clemant and Rose his wife
Merit NJ White and Judy his wife, J ohm Malone and
Lucinda his wife, Watt Bailey and Dolly his wife,
Robert Imsley, administrator Of George McDane,
dec, Mildred Tinsley, administrators, and Joseph
iinsley, administrator of Banster Tinsey deea
James Tlnsley, sen, benjamin Nowell, executor Of
spencer Norvell, John Ware Thomas n. EubanA.
administrator of Hill Carter, dec. Nelson C. Dawson
administrator de bonis non with the will annexed OF
George Mcdaniel, dec. and John Mcdaniel, deisa.
dants.