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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

Il, President, Francis Graleef as kier President,
jesse Boe OF Albany as next Governor ol that
State, and Gamallel H. Bafstow of Tiopa rs Lieu
tenant Governor. I'm Electoral Ticket wns also
foimed. II may seem presnmptuons To hop HAT
New York will vote against Van Burcn but
stranger things ave happened.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

FATAL AcctDENr.-lescrdav morning as the
'nGate United States was dropping down the bay, the
nlen top gallant mast broke short off, in the wake OF
The cap, causing three to fall the deck, two
OF whom were killed Instantly the other had both
OIL ms legs broken, and was otherwise injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

- lie farmers in the neighborhood of Delaware
Shy and Fort Penn have suffered severely by the
dS'o break the cmbank mcnts, which caused the
overflow OF the marshes or reclaimed land Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

JOIN PAGE has been elected a Scnatar If the
I hiled States from the State of New uamp>lirc
III uie vacancy occasoned be the resignation Of
'S'Ae i'iLi' and has arrived ia LIS cri1. aud ia
Ken his seat. - ''.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

~ 1t is stated that Mr. Adams, having received
hi, Diary from Quincy, several interviews had Ia
ken place between that Gentleman and General
Jackson on the subject of lhcir recent controversy
relative TO the Mexican Treaty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
f. Hs'csEEeEEG E'ERGE.e'Ely.
Monday. Jane 40, 1896.
TIE LAND BILL.

mono, tl. ..l g., t.,
passed lle S,,,,. H.. '5''
House al |, ,,r,..,,.,.,,;,....
HAVING exerri..I #,r..i, ..=.....,,.z
berr,ar.l..I - H.. ..,
VOTE upon Ito vi, ro,i,.. ,, D, .la..a
by .r,otf., - ,., ~,
for, ,I. II.,,,.,.. ,=,.r.,I
CUSTOMARY, I'm, ,I,, S,,..l
pay 4, d, ,c,,,,,,, :, l,,
minority NJ. ,l,. ,,.,,.I H. .
maiority mi,I,, h,. In, nm. H.,
Nj poll#o on Ills 49,. ,,
Rcp,c>enf,ri,,.. r,.,,. i.
inq i ,,,a,nr,.. ral.l l,.,l.., ,3..,l....:
the tr,;,.o,, t,,,4,,1.l ~ ...,,t.
i,in,, them y, b,.n,li,.,I ,..s,,l,. -.
recommended hytirn I,el..,, l,i,,...lr al ~
tanned nm ,l ,l,=,#.,.. l.,,.,,t =,
that ,,,.,,.,,i,, r =, -, -.
and ,,n,,.o ,,,, nm. ,,r,......, ,,,,n;.
Hi,c> - ,,,, In j., ,,.li.,,,l, .,,l :, ,.,..,a,.
Of established r,,.,o,, and ;,.,.r;.l,. ,...,,,
crushed il b> in.tif; .,l,la.c,,,
lndrnen, ,t,.f3l... I.,,.,.t ,,;,,,,...I .....;.
" Of The li,ribr,;o, ,,.,lI ',,l nan
IL, Il
all rcnarlin. mind, ,yL,Z, iii. c.,...,.l, ......
10 dct,at tho only ,,,. ~, ,l,.,a,,.
Of the Snrnlnx rryenuo--, s,lone which ..;oh,
years aeo, IN contamination If ,bo e,iy,r, STAT, IF
fbnoS. WAS So warm, ,,r,,,.a ,,,o,, r,,,,...s. l.,
Gen. Jae,,on himself ,. H.. :. ,,,a., ,.. .,,,u,,
l.dcrar nl,u ,l,, r,,,,,I l..#.1,,;aI g. ..r..,.;,
,I,e ,roas,,,, oc .nul ,,,.l.
" ,,l;n lis ,.,n,t. l..,.,.,, ,l,...,.,.
oovcrnme,, w., H.. ..........
and denounced l,,.#,,s o,,.,a,,o, .,.l j., ,,..;,,
snppor,er,1 |, Seem. T., 10 ;,,,os.;l =, t,r,;.l,
= sa,;src,orv so,,o, NJ. f,coa anil hmm.
less ;nconsi<orcv Inn, I, ,,..,,,,,ay;,;,, ,l, ,o,
are now rcuct,n, IN L., Ga, ,bo;r c,,x, ,,o, tho
money which ,,e, oncc o,l, ,,r,.,uod -, noy..s-
SIM They eoi,l,o on;n;ons ,;ob wears
AGO. NV the n,,,,a,,nt ,.,s of I'm.
,i,ion 10 return ,6e Snrpns which, II was then bar
Il ron,rc,n,ol mich, .,,, no, mn, IA ,,,.,,r,
10 the several Sf,fas f, ,,a .,n.,dod nv ,Lom i,
,,rh works ornll;,. ,,;,;,,.#,. h. ,nI, l,o,,
,,o,,D,y of ,I,.ir ,,.,,4,,,. ,1,,,,,
,,,, ,s j., ,b;, L,,1 ,,,, :, ~, ,,,,.,,, A.,
own recommendation and even 1e,oun,,.it.,.
eorr,o ,ol ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,,,..,.,,,, rl.,.
,n,,>t ho ,,oro in ,,,,.,,,r, Dian e,,.
,,e owe ,rh,.r. an a..l,.r- ,,,,r..,, -, ,,.,r,
,,c, IN, ,,,l ..,,, ,,,,, ,,..,,,,,,,3 ,h.,,o5
i 1c ol I,,,,;,,. r, .,,,,,,o., ,,,a, ,o,,,
., ,,,,, H.. ;,,,..I -, III ,,,,,a.,l,. - l
y,,H,oox IN ,;, ,o.,,,, ,x ~, II, ,,;,o,,,;,g t,J
,n,,In, don, IA ,o,,;, =, ,,,.,o..;o,, and
,,,,roI do, ,oi.,. of ,r,.. .o,,r,. ,l,,y ,,al;u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
NEW ORR.

The Wing Convention OF this State, which was
fully attended, assembled at Utica the Sril inst.
Gen. Wnr. II. Harrison received the nomination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
LAND FOR sALr.

I An disposed To sell my TRACT OF LAND,
y wing within three or four miles ol i.ynchburc.
aud adjoining The 1iormcrIy belonging the es-
tateol David Ross, deed those Of Dan,cI Capd-
lea. Alexander lggatt, aud ohr,s. This Land IL
"atered 10y opossum Creek ahd lI- tributaries. Has
out u good Mill seat, aud par Of il Is within 800
Naus o Jonrss Saw Mill
There are about Hoo Acres IN the Tract, all OF
which X ~ woods, and well nhc,cd, with Pine
pak, Poplar. Ac. Snmr parts Of fhc lana are we'll
adapted to Tobacco Gram aud Grass. would Ill
vide II 10 sun purchasers. llS conlgdy To Lynch
burg, and abundance OF Timber render II worthy tho
attention oi those disposed To purchase.
Nj. samuel Nowln will show the Land To those
wishing To view IT. Fof tcrns Ne, apply 10 hun or
to the subscriber, living at Clalk Loved. Pulsylsa-
ma county NM l.. PANNII.L.
June 10 Gt
q ctoKpl ANS.--I have nov on hand IA hand
VI some assortment oi these delightful aud lorla
bile Instruments. WHICH tor s,eeeiaess and richness OF
tone, cduuut be exceeded by any instrument used -
the fashionable circle Found n tlr China Store Of
JOSEPH u. EVANS.
Iunc - tsa
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gtaplo and Fancy Goods

purchased in New orl PhiladeIph and Baltimore,
P t;np, i4e nrlieal Of fresh Spring Go0DS,
which he pha@,s L@siffo sciIas iom as any other
rou,c in Lynehburs. Purchasers val, find II TO 'l'e"
advantage 10 call and examine for themselves
AmIl p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN-Apply To the
subscriber, living ten mles from Iynehbug.
NELSON TlNSLEY.
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Jun, 20
NOTICE..

f.AllE subscribers atn usi receiving u quantity III
North Carolina CLIPPED lIERRiNGS IN
pne barrels. Those wishing 10 buy, would perhaps
do well to give usa cali before they purchase.
EGHOLS X CUNplEF.
Iorgr end Of Man street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
T.. T.. hs0STsis

H. uow receiving at hi~ Store, two doors above
l Me,,rs Williams x Nictor's, most spiendd as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

TIrl LYNCMDURC DEMOCRAT.
VII subsefiher respectfully informs the patrons
u al the Democrat that he will be IN Iyncbburo
during the ensuing week, aud that II ~ his ntcptiot,
to ssne the paper as SOON thereafter possible.
Persons holding subscription papers, are requested
To forward hem to the Office immediately
Tl1DS. l.. WILSON.
Juun 20 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

pom the application of between thrcc aud for
hundred merchants of Boston and Salem, an arcu-
~ of the United States Bank Ia, been e,tab-
iNhod in Boston, OF Which s Frotdingham. ESQ.
1, Nornt. He has already commenced di>coonlno
dra!t> on the southern and western cities.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

o. reofges Creek. Nh. krnneIy lost NON II -.
one hundred and eighty sheep MIR. Exon lo,f ,.y,
"a ta'' and Mr. Bandy's losses in hay pasture. viii
be considerable '''''''' WA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

~ ifom resolution alel, passed the liousr
OF Representatives,, there is little doubt the present
session OF Congress, will terminate the it Of next
month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

vi ASTfI,'S APRONS. done IN a raosl splendid
w sSlc. hy Lady oil Lynehbnrg. For sale by
J. I. Ill Vt, Uatchnii,r.
a. R"s,l Arch Aprons, OF any pattern. painted
To order. N OIL or waite, colours
Iu,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
WEST POIN I.

~. have been favored with letter from W..
~ sta ting that the Board of Visitors assemble,
far the examination of the Cadets. oraaniz,.,
Monday. by electing r. e. For,ter Esq a.
r y , President, and Gen. George Nix
lrIpennsylvania, Secretary. The following !, :lr
o., If visitors:
y G. Forster, Esq. Tennessee.
Henry NJ. Rutledge, Esq. do
! d. Pheam, Esq. Alabama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

G "a crcnu superior cont ot law and chance
~, continued aud held Tor tie count, OF Frank
In, n the courthouse on the iUt day of Nav,
lr;ih sitting touttot equity
John l'laukcnshipm,d Many Yum his wife, formerly
May Ann Dillon, Plaintiffs,
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toMMrNl1krE
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

A. 4, ,,,.,t;,, "A, H. .;,;.as = Z, 49,, =, -
lin nlioi,in,, ,,5l,I,,,h,,,1 ,.,,,,,,n,.1 q, H.,
rn,,,L1n.,, .f pi,t,,l.,,i, mt, -, S,,,,.l,
lin. Iltl d,,,, AT I,n, lS.G.
On mo,,an ,r N. I,,,,.s / p,,;n.I,.,t,r rI,.
,nol,on u William, I.on H. p,iJlp U,i,,,z,.
,,,n,ini,1 y, ,,,t,,,
The Chairman HAVING r,nl,,n,1 IA. ,I,,,,, If
tb,, nrrt,n, Al, Nil6,u, i,.n, ,,n.,.# ,,I ill.,,
mai I'M, .,,', ,,,,,,n,,,,, ,e,.,,. ,,,,,I Tia,
commune. uf five hr anno,ntsJ f, ,rn.,l r...,,-
tions ,,>u,r,.i,, nf III, t,cnas of #n,,,,,,,
which, brln, a,onle, ou 6nihrr motion of the
,an,r gentleman l,nrs poinIr>t,r 4 - Ron
nett, Il. H. AvcIcti. Jones " Burton and H. T.
Welr E,or, were appointed sad committee aud
GA further motion al james l.. pondeAtcr, Jno.
l.. White, q. T.. llamhlcton, aud " llliam Rsun,
EsaiS, Wcre added thereto
Nhcrcupon the committee having retired fal Il
short time, returned, and Though thol, Chairman,
!. l.. pondeNirt. reported the following prcumhlr
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
h> the meeting:
Whereas, the alllctu. intelligence having
reached tins place ol the death Of olr esteemed
fellow citizen, WnllAM +, NsruG, IN. in the
city of phololpha, on the II instant, 10 Which
place lac had ,,clv conc G,l tn. purpoSe of rrte>-
inc medical aid W.. & e citizen, Of lompeIlli-
ON and the adjoining neiohaorhood, have conven-
ed, for the purpose of paving tribute ol respect
To the mcnory of one, who stood pre-eminent IN
the affections Of all who vcrc lonnro.l with In, nc
/.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

lrtht, sttiuG count ri equity
John lilaukcnshp and Many Yum his wife. formerly
Nary Ann Dillon, Plaintiffs,
lguinsi
Asa Dllllon. Arthur Dillon, Henry Dillon. Jacob
Fowler and illsry his lir Jesse Dllron Jr Robert
Paisley, Vi illlan Paisley j. William Dillon, Fanny
Paisley. DAVID sunk and Dctal ms wife, Elizabeth
Dillon, widow of jesse Dillon, srnf. deceased,
aud Saul Hale aud lno. u. Boolhr, administrators
OF the sand Jesse Dillon scnr deccascd Dets.
Il appearing To the court, that the defendants Jes-
- Dillon, Jr. and David sink not inhabitants
OF tbs Commonwealth, and that the plaintiffs have
proceeded against these defendants according to the
ac o assembly aud the rules OF this court, and they
still failing appear aud answer, the plaintiffs, bills
taken for confessed rs Ia these defendants II more
over appearing the court, that Asa Dillon, Arthur
Dillon Henry Dillon, lcob Fowler and Paisev his
wife, " llIain Dillon, Fanny Paisley, Delilah Sink,
Elizabeth Dillon, aud Samuel Hale and John d.
Boohc, administrations OF Jesse Dillon, senr deed.
have bccuduly served with he subpnna III this cause
more than four months, aud they slll falling to ap-
pesr aud answer, the plaintiffs bill Is taken for
lesscd rs to llehr deendlnts. And now this cause
tins day came to be heard, by consent, upon the
bill, the answer of The dcteud1nts, Robert Paisley
and William Paisley, and was argued by counsel ON
consideration whereof, the court doth adudge order
and decree that one of the Commissioners of the
court do take an account of the administration OF the
defendants, Samuel Hale and John d. Boothe, ad-
mln,iraturs ri Jesse Dillon, senr., dec d., of the
tate of their ntcstac that lie do likewise take an &c
connt Of the Announcements made by the ntestate,
Jesse Dillon, scnr., IN his lifetime To the female
plaintiff and TO the defendants, the children of the
SAID interstate, whether ot READ personal estate, with
the value thereof at the time such adyaneements
made that the said Commissioner Ito call upon the
parties hereto for proof thereto, and that in default of
satisfactory proof, that he be allowed to examine the
parties OATH and that he report his proceedings
IN the premises, with any matter thought pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be stated.
copy-teste,
NJ. q. CARPER, d. e.
CouMlssrovER's OFfIcE, Rocky Mount IL.
The parties interested in the within decree are
hereby notified, that have appointed 81 Wednesday.
the eth day of July next, to commence the state
iuent of accounts therein directed to be made at
which time they required TO attend at m, office.
with the violence necessary To execute the order of
court. BEN ERlY SIDNOR, JR.
Commissioner.
June 90 WOW
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NJ. &. CtRPER, ID. e.
I'D y SIss .sDES " u Y III ID
INTMEDIATELY.

Tg,lE highest price in Cash, will be given for Iifely
4 NEGROES, from - TO % years old Twoor
three good Carpenters aud lilackSmitis are wanted
ROWAN & HAIRLESS.
March II An II
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EoowS. -oGEs
Fs0rt's Dictionary,

by Nr~. " int also Paulding's life of Washington;
The Nayor Of Nmdgap: Nalerlu-, by Ioekllart
The club Book; Mephistopllles in England ;
Humphrey CInNer, new edition, illustrated; Rosa
moud,by Miss Edgeworth; Life Of admiral IN
mouth Nate Bomcrlc; The Sclf-C Condemned ; Con
icssiofs and Crimes, the Diary OF London 'lrr-
gvman; Wonderful and Eccentric Characters; oN-
ace Round the World, by Reynolds Wood on
Rail Roads &c. Sc. besides great variety o
School 4 ,okS. Stationary, SC, which We are deter
mined to sell low. MARTIN \ LATHAM.
June IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

The FAR Wrsr,-fhe Bullaloe journal ofla>l
Saturday has til, paragraph:
For Chicago.'-rha majestic steamboat
the Michigan, left this port this morning for Clio
ago, Green Bay, &c. W. understand that she is
full, to Overlooking, of passengers, for those distant
ports, which lie half the width Of the Atlantic
oreas from us.
70 ship" Milwauhc,' Of three hundred tons
t-..a, now loading at the foot of Main street
sails Ia few days, with full cargo of goods, for
the sa destination. She is the first ship that ev-
erfoated upon our " Inland Seas" and her tow
eng masls, and long ards, with studding sail
booms, might cause herto bu mistaken for an In
daman. The . julia Palmer" the second ship
OF the lakes. is nearly ready, the workmen being
now engaged in setting up her rigging. She sail,
lor the same destination the moment She is ready
Tor sea. Such Is the rush to the west, and the
enormous quantity OF property to lie carried this
season, that the most Sangnnr amongst US confess
Their establishment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
COOK FOR SALE.

WISH 10 sell a middle aged woman who is a
l. good plain Cook aud excellent Washer.
E. FLETCHER
May 9. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20

NhERSIrI or ALNRhMA--Ne regret To oh
serve that some difficulties have occurred in this
Institution, aud HAT LARGE mum Ter a the student,
have been suspended. The circumstances which
led to this suspension were these By law Of the
Trustees, The students are prohibited from visiting
Tie theatre, circus. DC. under penalty of su>p,n-
sion for the first offence In violation of this law,
SIX ct the students had been at the circus. In con
sequence, they were suspended hy a unanimous
vote OF the Faculty Some day, afterwards, tie
Faculty received communications, signed by t |
Students stating that they had visited the circus
and were equally guilty with the nli> illmls who
had been suspended. Tie Faculty conceived that
such combination should be very promptly pun
l>hcd, and, accordingly, In. whole IL were >os-
pended until after the next vacation, vhich tern.i-
mates on tic first August. NashrWc paper.
Upward, of 1000 cmigraat passenger, arrived
At or port yesterday. 1t is estimated, that the
number vii. reach $1,000 during thc months of
MAY, June, july, August aud eptemhcr-enough
To found city. Pacarls are pul up in Liverpool,
that lradtsmcn are getting 81 a day in America
y J. ID. !ar.
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OBITUARY..

O. +. IlAMBLETON, ,Scc'rg.
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June 90
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-12-03
UNIVERSITY.

We are glad 10 be enabled TO state
that the unhappy disturbances that
have prevailed at the University for
the last week, have entirely ceased.--
Every exeTtion has been made by the
Executive Committee aud by the citi-
zengof Charlottesville, to accemmo-
date the differences between the Eacul-
~ and the members of the military
corps bat as yet they have proved
unayailing. The members OF the Com
many who were dismissed have near
Iy all Jeff the pseci0cls, and We are
assured that there 10 now not sae least
prospect OF disturbance. AT a meet
ing Of shs studenss,on Wednesday eve
nipg last, resolution was Offered and
uaaainously adopted, plsdging .hsm-
selves 10 abstain from every act OF vio'
lence, CT illegal proceeding, aud thai
each one would use his best endeavors
10 pTeyea, auy further Interruption 0
she peace OF the University. Th'
Grand Jury which had been summon
ed TO investigate ,he matter, after 1--we
si..irgs, adjourned CT Wednesday las
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT /.

ARSAlNlAt AZ WIZ
At rules holden in the Clerks O flee
of The Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chancery for Hampshire
coanty, the LIST Monday in Sep.
tembsr, 1886.
Daniel Kyle, plaintiff, against
Hannah Barrett, widow of William
Barrett, formerly Harriet Kyle, wild :
ow Of Robert Kyle, decd. John NJ.
Waggonss and others, defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The defendants James Kyle, Matilda
Kyle. Jacob Swart and Elizabeth his
wife, and Hannah Barrett, not having
entered their appearance and given SCI
Guilty according to the act OF Assembly
aud the rules OF this court !; and II APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country; lT
is ORDERED, That the said defendants do
appear here or the LIST day Of the April
termnext, and answer the bill ofthe plain.
tlff;and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Romney, for two months sue.
cessisely, and that another copy be pos
ted at The front door of the Court house
of the said county of Hampshire. A
copy Teste,
i JOHN B. WHITE, G. H. 9.
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At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Lao and Chancery for Hampshire
county, the LIST Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1886.
Lewis Kitzmiller, plaintiff, against
Abraham Vanmeter, Michael Miller
and William Miller, defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The defendant Abraham Vanmeter,
not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this court 4;
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabitant oil
this country: IT'S ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here on the Isl
day ofth April term next, and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed 10 some newspaper Published in
Romney, for two months successfully
and that another copy be posted a
the front door of the Court house o
the said county OF Hampshire. A
eepy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. N. g.
September 10, 1886.
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VIRGINIA. ro wIr:

AkeoAANAHAt ~ W.
At rules holden is the Clerks Office
efths County Coart Of Hampshire,
tie LIST Monday in September 1886.
Daniel Williams, plaintiff, against
Charles McAfee, and Daniel Fetter
and John North, administrators Of
George Uphold, or George Ofhold,
defendants. in CHANCERY.
The defendants not having entered
their appearance and given security
according TO the act Of Assembly end
1.-The rules of this court; and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this country: II Is
ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the frs, day OF the
November term next, aad answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Romney, for
two months successfully, and that a.
mother copy be posted at the front door
OF the court house of the said county Of
Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, g. H. 6.
September. lO.I8S6.
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grP NEXT WEEK. aDs
VIRGINIA. TO WIT :

In the Circuit Superior Court Oh
Lap + Chanceyy for Hardy county
on The 2ist day Of Septembsr. 1886.
Moses Baker, plaintiff, against
John Burch, Executor Of William b.
ker, deed, and in his own right
aud Magdalena his wife, Jacob
Cherry and Elizabeth his wife, Ma,
~ Baker, Jehn Doran and Rhed,
his wife, George Christian aad Eli
eanora his wife, Charles C. Hay.E
cock and Mary his wife, samuel b,
her, William Baker, aud Ksnssy
NJ. Stewart and Rabeccs bis wife
defendants, in CHANCERY.
This cause came on TO be heard thi,
2Ist day OF September, 1885, upon
the bill and exhibits, the answer OIL
the defendant John Burch, Executor d
William Baker, deed, and replica
ton thereto, the answer Of the defen,
dant William Baker, and the subpum
having been retorned, executed on de-. /
PENDANTS John Burch and Magdalens
his wife, In their own right-Samue
Baker, Mary Baker, Kansey M. Stew.
art, George Chrisman and Eleanor
his wife, Charles c. Haycoek and
Mary his wlfe,and the bill having been
filed more than four months, and these
defendants still failing TO appear and
answer, the bill is taken for confessed
as TO them and the order Of publica.
lion having been duly executed as 10
defendants Jacob Cherry and Eliza,
beth his wife, John Dornn and Rheda
his wife, and Rebecca Stewart the wife
of Kensey NJ. Stewart, and the defaa.
dants still failing to appear and an.
swer, the bill 10 likewise taken for con.
fesssd az to them. On consideration
whereof, the Court doth order, adjudgsE
and decree, that Master Commissions
Hepewell, do take an account Of the
further Administration Of Defendant
Buyeh, upon the estate of Williams Bas
ker, decd, since the settlement sst-
forth in CompIainants exhibit B. and
that he do further state the account be.
tween the Executor and lega,ees, re-
speetivsly, so 80 TO show what sums Of
money they are entitled to from the es.
tate % William Baker, Dead, stating
specially all matters deemed pertinent
by himself, or which either party may
require to be SO stated, and report to
the Couft in order to a Anal decree.
8 A esps-Tsste,
CHARLES LOBE, o. g.