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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

john Marshall, Daniel Call. and George Fisher. EA
ccu,ors Of John Buchanan, decd Plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

JOS. II. SEETFAKD,
aren't for the Il. T. g. p. r. H. C"mporg
nh,- 81 G.j-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

ed the same lautaLle coursc--lad lie perseveed WIN
ccun frmnrss in his Democracy, and not nave ri. o
ted his ambition to got the better of his principles; nc
would ID now occupy an envabc position in the Republic
an ranks with the honest regard and esteem of all gooar
men. instead of being but dccoy daeh in the hands Of
party, who entertain for him secret scoFn ana ha'o'
70 DESTROY his former friends and associatcs-".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11

r,..c,,oos, Ian. l3-We understand. Gov Clay
,e l,clv received an official communication from inc
Secretary of War; in reercace the hoslilit'es OF The
Seminole Indians in Florida, ntnang that Gene' a.
CIinch may find necessary to resort to me Stale o
Alabama fur additional force; and requesting me 'osr
nr ~ call into srrv;cr uuon his Gen ClInch s refu
silition and place under his command, such NUMBER OF
militia as he may require .cr, ,
We are also authorized TO say, that II caIIcd upon
Gov Clay would prefer accepting the aid OF 'Hu' W,,
Companies, to the number that may be req'!eu o snr
npccr Couuanies that may desire engage in the ser
vice Of their country, would therefore, DO we'll 10 give
notice to the Governor, early possible ana ,'u
themselves in &c ,dincss to march when called orr rag
gtMc Union.
A nnmoral from The Cucsai,caEc and Ono canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-11
THE ELECTIONS.

OHp.-We stop The press 10 announce INC 'tsu r,
the several important elections made by the Legislature
this day. BY which it will be that the Hon
Grimke was elected Supreme Judge, in the place OIL 'le
Hon Joshua ColIet; Corrngton W. SearIr, EsF was
the place of the Hon. Alexander Harper and Garter D.
Harlan, Esq. elected Secretary of State IN Tue
place Of the Hon. BENZ llinkson resigned The FORE
going gentlemen are all Democrats-good and Fue' ana
wpre elected Oh The first ballot, as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

JAMES RIIER ND k1NiUHi CANAL.
DKDPOSAL.Sw will be received at the Office of
4 the James River aud kanawlE Company, in
the City OF Rlchmo d. from the 18th To the 2;ird day
oi August, ior the construction ot all the Excava-
ton, EmbankIncnt and Wallmg not now updcr con
tract, together with nearly all the Cul,crs aud the
greater portion OF the Locks between Lynchburg
aud Maldcns Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head OF Ma,dcus
Adventure Pond, the cSht miles between Seven
Island Falls and ScottssllIe aud about twenty lsoa
ted sections, reserved At the former letting between
Scoitssill. aud lsnchbufg.
The quantity OF Masonry offered ~ very great
consisting of about two hundred Culserts OF from
three to thirty fee, span; nine Aqucdncts, thirty
five Locks, number OF Wastes, with several idrn
and road Bridges
General plans and specifications Of all the work
aud special plans OF the most important Cu,elts and
Aque,ucts viii be found at the Offices of the scve-
tal Principal Assistant Engineers the lint of the
Canal.
The work will be prepared tor examination by the
10Th July, but mechanics, well recommended, de
slrous Of immediate emplo yment, obtain contracts
ion the construction OF a number OF culycrts at pm
,atc letting
Persons offering to contract, who Inkuown to
the subscriber, any of the Assistant Engineers
will be expected to accompany them proposals bN the
usual certificates OF their character and ability.
CHARLES EiIEf, Jr.
thirf Engineer Of The Janes Rircr
Gnd kandrha Company.
Norf.-'rhr Dams, Guard Locks most of tn"
Bridges and number al Locks and Culecrts, mc re
served tor future Letting. Persons VISITING the
iue Tor the purpose oi obtaining work, would do
wellto call At the Office OF the Company IN tn city
al Richmond, where any information which they
may desire viii be cheerful, communicated
The Valley of James River, between L,nchburg
7 aud Richmond, is healthy. &. T.. Jr.
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POLITICAL.
From the National inteihgencer'
mxrr LAND WE LIVE IN.

-, -; ,hl. beritase-this eoodly land of ours :;
I, boats. indeed no Gothic tame nor IVY i'''"'''"
towers: .
The ssnlnture of Omnipotenee, the rugged twins OF
Time
.ns then its intelinking lakes, its forests Wild and
wide, ,t
And streams the sinews of It's strength that ieeo ID
they glide; oa..a J.. ,ho
Its rich primevai pas'ufs e'"u"n''
And mines Of treasure vet undcl,ed, that Meath its
surface lie.
MAGNIFICENT materials how hath tbs band oil man
Reen following out the vast design "l Tue ''''""'
plan ,., IL, ,,,,,,,,
Lo where canals ana faliio'"N ''''''' ~
tains fail TO bar
Rehold where cleavcs the "ingicsS o'tqie' 'nu n''
the steedess car
Swift, from the leaty wilderness upspnng' the pee
Piled town,
While sfreams,vhcre rocked the 'l'n 'Snoe' d
ed feel biug down
Ana uhe,. the panther honlrd uuheatd. aud roam
ed the grsly bear.
The domes OF graceful temples swell where thou
sands knccl IN aver
Oh surely high destiny, "hich"c alone eau mat
Is figured III the horoscope where shines oof r't'
star:
The monarchs all are looking on, III hope somo flaw
Among the vet uubrohcn Inks that euafd our li1
eris.
But ma, We disappoiut the hope of every dtspot lord
Aud keep our Unions sordan Knot Welet BY / "c
ton's sword
And as. with those glri III of yorc pro'u. es ~
twiurd,
sun let rs with fresh bands of Love tbs 'heal q
Freedom bind. }. ID
WAsHlNGro>, July !, ls3t.
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IsECFALOE SPRINGS,

E.ITL kTED on Bulfaloe River, IN the county OF
- Amherst, ID miles OF the Court House, ~ miles
from Lexington, aud - miles from l.snchburg.
In calling the attention of the public 10 these
Springs, as watering place, the subscriber takes oc-
easlon remark. that tie, ne@ discovery, al
though unknown 10 the distant public, until last sea
sou. For many years they have been nunerously at
tended by persons from the surrounding coun-
try. who will readily testify 10 their Medicinal
,iflucs-but owing To he fact that the former occu
piers filled them as tenants the will OF the owners
who would neither sell nor improve the property, IN
duceHlents, in the way OF comfortable aecommoda-
tIons To distant strangers could not be offered.
Within the last Il mouths ! very large and com
modious Hotel. with comfortable Cabins, have been
erected. sufficient To entertain Do persons.
The water has been analysed, and found To con
tain the essential Ingredients sulphur, soda, I'm an
unusual proportlon) aud nagncsia aud the suhscii-
Der can say with the fullest confidence that II certii
Gates tact this required they can be obtained
OF many individuals. whose experience OF then virtue,
enables them to that they are not surpassed by
any waters III Virginia for most OF the diseases com
mon to our cltmatc-ln cases ofDyspepsla, deranged
condition of the stomach and breast, liver Diseases
aud diseases Of debility generally, and to delicate lie
males aud children, they peculiarly adapted. Fer
tins fact, the highest authority among the inedica
faculty can be offered this section OF country, as
we'll ms the better evidence Of full and ample tests from
individuals by actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 10th OF
June The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
rouage heretofore enjoyed, both from his old
friends and strangers. again invites them to visit HIM
with confidence on his part that whilst he will be re-
Enumerated for unrentted cxcrtions 10 please, that
they will be repaid in Improvement OF health.
The rates Ui fare viii be the same as last year VIZ
Board per week, 50 w
do do day, w
Horses per week, ~
do do day, IL
Children aud servants, half price.
H. nt my
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IA L are nov laeel.ing aud offering FOR sale.
PRINCE
1000 lbs. " hitc HAVANA Sugar.
II hhds Molass.s.
1G5 bags Rio, NJ. Domingo, Lagulfa. White
and Green Java Coffee.
% bbis. Sweet Malaga Wine,
1000 lbs. prime LOAF sugar,
10 kegs Nails.
l. do old Port Vine.
H. boxes 10 By Il Glass,
% cases Silk and Fun Hats.
5000 lbs. Sole Leather, (good aud danagedD
II boxes Oranges and Lemons III fine order,
sou lbs. Fibers, Pruncs in Fancy Boxes.
Gunpowder Tea IN Il and IL lbs boxes,
tas: Super do in = lbs canistef.,
Sperm and Tallow Candies,
Powder and Shot, Salt, Pepper, Goppcras,
Madden, Tar, TutpcntInc and Shaving
Soap,
Common Cigars.
Half aud full bound Blank Books,
FoolScap aud Letter Paper
Wrapping Paper, large aud small sizes,
Iron bound " God Ware IN nests,
Saddles,
Parker's Straw Cutter, i first rate article,
ALSO,
II bbls New \. {. Clipped llerrngs, No
) Piano Fortes one OF which Is beautiful
upright Cottage, Piano made oil Rose
wood
il OF which We will sell at pirate well public
ale, at prices to sun purchasers.
PAYNE X TURNER
luctioa and Commission MERCHANTS, Bank Square.
Nay % Is
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$50 Reward for DICK !

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the
ooh instant, Negro man named DICK,
aged about 10 years. Some of his front teeth
missing and few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring of Mr.. Mark Anthony of
Lynchburg where he will probably aim to get
again, or 10 the neighborhood of Mr.. Bowling
Clark, of Campbell, where he has wife. | will
give the abovesreward, if delivered to me at my
place of residence, Two miles south of the New
Store, Buckingham or $40 if secured III al so
that get him again. JOHN J. NORRIS.
July z Is
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LATER FROMHANRE

by the packet ship Normande, Capt. per Fia-
Vre and Paris papers have been received 10 ,ho
svenhg OF June llth inclusive, by the editors of
the y. J. Commercial Advertiser
~ mere was spirited debate on the 10Th i, ,be
~, na',ner Of Deputies on the Alperine question
ne president Of the Council expressed his pna,.
,e'eo CONVICTION tina, France would be wa,,;nn -
mf.e''' and to due regard for her glory and
u."v, @err She to abandon Algors. The ;n,,,-
won ?, Inc French eovernmen, was to pcr,.,ers j.,
"s""r's 10 preserve the French POSSESSION, in Az.
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NOTICE,

w liEREAS John liorsley by certain deeds
w OF trust, recorded IN the counties of Amherst.
Nelson and Buckingham, has conveyed to the I'M
dersgned, lor the purposes of the trusts contained
in the deed, the debts due to HIM IN those counties
and elsewhere; aud many ofthem are unliquidat-
&c aud as could not well settle them ourselves
or attend as might be necessary make collections
We have thought it advisable To employ the SAID
llorslcy an AGENT TO attendto these things. Tins
notice Is therefore TO apprlzc all concerned that the
SAID tiorslcy has full authority our agent to act
IN these matters and in addition, as we cannot
personally supernend the Mill aud Plantations the
SAID llorsley is authorised do SO, but to be at al
times under our control
FREDERICK VI. CABEII
ALEXANDER MI NDY.
Anil
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TRACT OF LAND,

lying on Slaunton river, Bedford county, adjoining
the lands of John Turner, John Hurt, and others,
containing Al acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods, except about II or ID acres,
and the most of ii first rate Tobacco Land. And
those in Bedford also mostly in woods Except
the Acknowledgements Mli eP,gq4ufe H8haGfo. ri
high land Of tins tract we'll the river bottoms,
is also first rate land for Tobacco. The under
signcd consider the above lands very desirable, To
persons who wish 10 engage largely in the cultiva-
ton OF Tobucco.
The terms will be credit of one and two wears,
for equal portions OF the purchase money--the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal secu-
rIty, and deeds OF trust upon the lands. The title
of the above Lands, (Which belong the estate OF
Margaret West, dcc'd.,) are believed to be unques-
tonable, but the undersigned, as commissioners,
will only convey by deed with special warranty.
$. H. DAVIS,
G. A. WINGFIELD,
Commissioners.
July ids
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April IS

VIE Trustees above named, invested with all-
uority to sell at private or pubic sale, the tract
OF Land Wherein live. upon James River in Am
hers Nelson and Buckingham counties having fine
beds OF Lime Stone on both sides of the river and
containing near 200 acres b, old surveys upwards
oil loo acres et which of first quality low grounds.
laetnrlhg Mill, a new store House. and improve
ments "levery kind very good will, with pleasure,
SHOW all the property named IN the any person
wishing to purchase. JOHN HD SRl.EI.
April - wiz
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Two MIR JOSEPH 4. LOILARD.-IIavingu n-
derStood that YOU left Gonzales, Texas some
TIM, last winter, for the purpose of visiting your
trends IN the neghhorhood of Burkeye Prince
Edward county, Virginia, aud hearing any
thing from YOU since, am induced to resort to the
columns OF newspaper to ascertain where YOU are.
Should tins meet Your eye Tor any person acquaint-
ed with tou,) Nou will confer a great favor my
sell and brothers. BY writing TO Richard r. Miller,
Natcmtochcs, Louisiana. aud To myself. at Burke
vile, Prince Edward county. Virginia.
Your friend. EDWARD Is. MILLER.
July Is Nv
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EsONNEY'S.

w T. have just received from New York, a case
w of Fashionable Bonncts-amongst them,
some very fine Plain Suaw-wlhch with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
\ few bales OF superior Cotton Yarns, at iacto-
~ prices IL. ~ T.
June y, Is
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CASH FOR WIFE, At.

fENilE Subscriber wishes to contract for %. 900
bushels OF Wheat, TO be delivered at the Am
hefst Wills or at lynchburg, for which lie will at all
tunes pay the market price, cash, or allow any
other privilege that is customary with millers
c. GROW.
July u Sw
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J uly Z
NOT r..

IhNllE 81 BSCRlBER offers tor sale his TRACT
4 or LAND, containing about 1000 acres, "
my ON both sides OF Wards Road, miles distant
from tn town OF Iynchburg, about 200 acres of
which are cleared aud uncul1lvated, a1olding much
good meadow ground. The balance of the tract is
IN woods, heavily tlmbered. As the proceeds of this
tract are intended for three of sons, liberal Gre
dit Will h. gwen; or II will be exchanged for goods
wears and merchandise, ON fair terms. This tract
Is nov" and has BEEN FOR some years past under a
monled rent of $3.50 per year.
RlCIfD. PERKINS.
July ii 3v
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NEW HYMN BOOKS.

uNliE Virginia Selection OF Psalms, II ymns and
Il 81 ritual Songs, from the most approved as,
those, adapted to public worship and social meeting
elected aud arranged by Andrew Btoaddus Re
ceised and tor sale by
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
MaA . Is
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TRACT OF LAND,

living in Franklin county. adjoining the lands of
John Craghead, John Lazenhy, Benjamin Booth,
and others, containing i52 acres. And on the 9th
day OF the same month, at the Store OF Board n
McCabc, in the county OF Bedford, they will pro-
coed Ia sell to the highest bidder, d
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TT A N o s.

w r. nave JnS'reccHsd ) handsome Piano For
tu.,, fs one OF whichis an upright, London mad.
Instrument OF fine tone which, all of vii, hs soI we
W.. 'os' reasonable terms. perhaps lower than bo
were ever sold ln'hs place. '''an ''ey
Mas g II MILK.
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TOBACCO LAND at Auction.

nURSUANT' 10 u decree OF the county court
i Of Bedford, the under signed Commissioners
will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, at the
Store of Ilcptinstall q Bailey, in the county Of
franklin on the 18th day of August next,
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EDt CAIION.

'ESliE ucNt session of the subscribers School wi
4 commence on Monday, the LIST of August.
REBECCA l.. TOWNlEN.
Jul,
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up -TUNTT'
JOHN THOMPSON. in. Clerk.

y ' - .
i1nherst Court House, JuRt 7M, l536.
The parties will take notice, that have appointed
Tuesday, the ID day of August next to take the ac-
count in the foregoing order specified, on which day.
al the hour u 10 O'Clock in the morning, they re
questcd to attend at my office, with all necessary pa
pers and evidence et5BlHp'T 1'fXSITY, Coa.'r.
July wlw
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LEMON SYRUP.

> '.Wnfoh' Syf1P,' y Guuvruicnt muco tor max inp
lemonade, punch, &c. For sale by
JAMES L. ROY ALL.
June Is .,
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Z-tRCINTA 70 wfr At rules hald IN The cierh ;
Office of the circuit superior court oi Ia" ana
eb,neery for the county OF Campbell, on 'c his'
MONDAY IN June. lri6: -, "a.
William -. Wren, 'i''i''''
4gaiast
Sterling G. Anderson, administrator OF Wlli''i l.
Ieni, dee H.. Elizabeth Lewis, widn" OF Niiila l..
Lewis. decd. Agatha Towies sister OF Nllliam l.
Lewis. decd. John \. Trent aud elizabeth ms VIE
formerly Elizabeth Lewis, Irvine Lewis nohias
Lewis. Ann Lewis. Elizabeth Lewis, Mary Lewis,
Armstrong Levi, and Calender Lewis, children ana
ha,,s At law of Charles Lewis. decd, James ood-
vile and Mary his wife, William Lewis, How feYtoh
and ms wife Satah Lewis, John Cochran ana Ly am
his wife, benjamin &. Lewis, Thomas Lewis anu
poI,dora Lewis, who are the children ana helrs AT
law of John Lewis, Ro. Mcfarland and Ann ms vile
Hannah McCluer, Lewis Mcfarland. John Mcfaf
land, Ro Mcfarland, Thomas Mcfarland =
Cochran and Sophia his wife, - Mercer, and aga
tina his wife, children of Mrs. McFafland Dtts.
The defendants, Elizabeth Lewis, widow OF W IN.
l. Lewis decd Thomas Lewis, Irvine Lewis, Ann
Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Mary Lewis, Armstrong
Lewis and Calender Lewis, iildrcn OF Charles
Lewis, dec, Polydora Lewis, Ro. Mcfarland aud
Ann his wife who was Ann Mcfarland, Hannah Me
Cluer Lewis Mcfarland John Mcfarland Thorn
4, Mcfarland Cochran, aud Sophia ms
Wife Mercer. and Agtaha his wife, not
having entered their appearance aud gwen secu
rIty according To the act of Assembly aud rules oil
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF tins commonwealth
il is ordered that the said Elizabeth Lewis, widow
of William |. Lewis, dee Thomas Lewis, Irvine
Lewis Ann Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Mary Lewis
Armstrong Lewis, Calender Lewis, children oil
Charles Lewis, dec, Pcyton Lewis, Ro. Mcfar
land and Ann his wife, who was Ann Mcfarland
Hannah McCluer, Lewis Mcfarland John Mcfat
land. Thomas Mcfarland, - Cochran and So
phia his wife, Mercer aud Agatha his wife
do appear here, the first day OF September tern
next and the plaintiffs bill and that cop,
of this order be forthwith inserted IN the lynchburg
Nrgilan for two months successfully and posted a
, the front door OF the courthouse otths county.
4 Gopy-Teste
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{ ANDES, Ae,

Isl received, superior lot of CANDIES, WEST
~ l>ph SwEtr- MrArs. PIrNts, FIGS, DATES
CIrRoN, &c. sc. For sale low bv
FOIRQUREAN & PALMER.
.Signofthe BOY s. Golden Mortar
une Il
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hDatcnt Balances. warranted correct
4 towcis hltom l0oto 1000 lbs, for sale by
ii. 4. RICHARDS Il Co.
May Is
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July Ia
NOTICE..
CASH FOR WHEAT.

CASH FOR WHEAT.
'INllE subscriber having rented the Amherst MINIS
l. will at all times pay the highest market pfce
for Wheat, delyeredat the Mills Any person de-
lTerng Wheat, who not willing to take the pfee
at the time of delivery, can settle the same at any
time previous to LIST January, 1887.
SAMI. NJ. GROW
n B.-Ground Plaster will be furnished to 'h'
customers at the Mill, at cost and charges.
S. M.CROW.
July 81 Sw
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IsEfsiId.iIii ATOEsS.

81 received, few OF the above articles, OF
- superior quality, lined with Zinc, from No
to ,, Tor sale at the Hardware Il Cutlery Store of
ii. b. RICHARDS & Co.
July If Is
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E1s1 essINa.S.

IOO Bbls. No. Clipped IIeungs and
llerees New Rice, Just received and for
sale low. by PAYNE Il TURNER
June % Is
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WM. \. CLEMENT, ID. {
w1m
June p

a Il CirC ut superior court ol III" ana cHahctiS
a continued by adjournment and held Tor the
county OF Amherst, at the Courthouse, on W cdhes-
day, the oh day OF September, l5}5
Elijah Fletcher. Plaintiff
against
Charles 7. ralilierro, james Rose Thomas \.
Eubank John Eubank and CathMine his wife, and
Margaret Eubank, Patrick Eubank, Martha Ann Eu-
bank Susan iiubank john Enbank, Louisa Euhanl>
and Sally Champe Eubank, infant children OF the
said John and Catharne, undcrt aye twenty one
years by Robert Tinsey, thor guardian, specially
assigned to defend them in this SUIT, Dotts
IN CHASCERY.
The defendants, Charles I. TaIiaterro and James
Rose who out of the country, aud against whom
the plaintiff appears to have proceeded IN the mode
prescribed By law against absent defendants, still
failing to appear and answer Onmotlon OF the plain
tltl by counsel the court doth take his bill tor
icsscd, as to those defendants. And thereupon, the
causc came to be heard, upon the bill, the an
swer of tho defendants, Thomas n. Eubank, JOIN
Eubank and Calhatinc his wife, Margaret l. ubank
Patrick Eubank. Martha Ann Eubank, Susan Eu
bink, John Eubank, Louisa Eubank, and Sail,
Champc Eubank, replicatons thereto and exhibits
and was argued by counsel On consideration where
OF, the court doth rccrit to one OF lis COMMISSION
ers to take an account of the annual value OF the III
tercst of the defendant, ohm Eubank, i'll the trus
properly conveyed by the deed of Patrick Rose, da
ted the 18th day OF August, lS2'e, one OF the eXhI
bits III this cause, aud make report thereof to the
court with any matter specially stated thought per
tncnt bv himself required by the parties to be st
St.if nt \
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4 Ia circuit superior court of law and chance
/ n ry, continued and held Tor the county Of Frank
lin, at the courthouse on the 10th day of MAY,
1886, sitting court OF equity:
John Blankenship and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Many Ann Dillon Plaintiffs
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lN CnANCERY.
July II

\ Copy--Teste,
RO. {. CUTLER, Cfk.
July II w2m
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NlRGlNlA:-Atrulcs holden IN the Clerks u
v fee of the Circuit superior Court of law aol
Chancery Tor the county OF Nelson, IN the month -,
July, 1876.
Willis II. Wills Mayo Cabell, and Robcr, II. l.,
dersou, late merchants and partners, trading und,,
the style and firm OF Willis IL. Wills Il Co.
Plalnnn.
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