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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-07

When the subject is examined, every man of in
telligence am sure, will concur in the opnionyou
have expressed that the Sub Treasury scheme, in
whatever form fashioned, and no matter what efforts
its friends may make 10 give it the best prospect of
success ,cA ineritabiy fail and that too before an
other presidential election. There is no REASON to
fear q think that the scheme, as broadly recon-
mended by the President in his Message 10 the called
session of Congress, will be adopted by that body,
with the lights before it that have been shed the
subject by the late elections in the States am sure
it will not be adopted at ALL unless it be in the mod
fed and altogether impraclicable" form of special
deposites. This modified form of the scheme has
already been sufficiently examined in your columns
10 stand condemned unless its friends, if they can
shall redeem il from the deserved disfavor resulting
10 it, in the general opinion from that obviously
unenlarged and unfinished examination of it.
That modified form Of the scheme, properly de-
nominated special deposites has very recently been
presented by of its earliest and mos, influential
advocates, in somewhat new dress. This new
dress, ingenousy altered feature of the modified
form of the Subtreasury scheme, consists in this
suggestion, that there would be objection to the
reception at and near the places of ISSUE OF the notes
ofspecie paying (State) banks, to be eaShsd by The
collectors and the specie put into bank on special de-
pose." Thus instead of special they to be spe-
Gle deposes Thus instead of collecting specie in
exclusion Of bank notes, State bank notes to be
allowed by law to be received by the collectors of the
revenue, who are to exchange the collected bank
notes for speeieu l will only ask question by
way of commentary on '''the profoundly sagaciors
suggeslion'-It is this: Would it not be as difficult
and as announcement TO the community, for the col
lectors to exchange the collected bank notes for spe-
Gle, as iwould b. for the debtors the Government
to exchange their bank notes for specie to pay their
dues with C.
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MIR. Alien Is informed that II was not the in.en-
ton Of The undersigned TO charge for the Messages
rendered him 10 furnish the House. They are still
at his service for that purpose.
BLAIR g. RIvES.
Mr.. THOMAS ALLEN.
Dec. 4, 1897.
In the House on the same day Tuesday
"Mr. HAYNES, Of Georgia, moved the print
ing Of $4,000 copies Of the Message and
accompanying documents, and 5000 of the
Message alone, for the use Of the members Of
the House, the latter to be laid on the tables
Of the House w,thin two days"
We have, fortunately, met no difficulty in
answering the demands Of the House ex-
pressed in the above resolution but the rea-
son that the Printer to the House was unable
to supply the members with copies Of the
Message at tho moment Of its delivery, is to
be found in the correspondence above pre-
scented.
The tables Of the members of the House Of
Representatives were supplied at the reading
Of the Message, by the Printers to The Senate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-07
"GLoBE OFFICE,

Sin: We have been directed by the President of
the United States to furnish you with many copies
Of his Message you may need to lay on the tables
of Members Of the House Of Representatives, to be
inform us at what place we shall make the delivery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-14
ST. LOUIS. Nov. %.

ST LOUIS. y of. -.
BY the steamboat Vandalia, arrived last evening .
from New Orleans, we learn that the Majestic 81 this
port. bound up, coapseda fue. which caused several
deaths. The annexed statement his been furnished
BY gentleman who was on board at the time
Adore Memphis about 20 miles, PAN inst. p. m.
: (" The steamboat Majestic COLLAPSED ie iarboard
Aue Of the boiler, and caused The death Of Two FIRE
and one deck hand, who jumped, or was blown
oveYboard-all others unhnr except four deck
hands slightly scalod. The boat had been two
hours under weigh, aud The IN the boil,ls lred
Just before the accident Captain Hunt at the mo-
ment, was standing in from Of The boilers. Tie wa
ter vas believed TO be flush In The boilers, aud no
neglect Of duly chargeabe TO officers OF crew.
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MADISON ACADEMY.

TIVE SECOND SESSION Of this Institution.
4 situated n tie Red House. IN the Comfy Of
Chafloue. will commence the 18th Febrauy, l7Js.
and terminate the gath December following. with a
vacation oftno weeks in summer The roH>e OF
instruction. IN addition 10 the erdnhty branches OF =
good English educ len. vii include such elemental.
" information in ihr Greek aud Latin languages an1
Missionaries as will Constitute thorough ptptIA-
ton Tor College. The dist illipe "l he n1id. de
pending entirely Iofa iufnentet II viii tc'eithe
less be firm. Orderly department aud a 'if ana
reasonable degree oiineal exPrion sta be tif con
dItions on winch every pupils coulinuaneem Ssh""l
must d. pend The iullowina list iuclu it's the pm
email Text Books. the Nae Bun Sthool Gro
sra.hs. Wiilafd's Aucelt GeorIaphy, Isllct BE
mcn,s Of History. Daca Autlntiie, do. l1"uI-
1on'. Algebra. 10. Lercudte's deouleirs' fl'Ns
6r-ek Grammar. Adaus's Lltin do. Browns Log
sh in.
TEisES--Fottuitioe in the Gfeeh add Latin IAN
euasex Algebra and Geometry, $50, pee sesaloh; ~
other branches so. BolId may bc obtantd At ne
Red House OF IN the nrichloho9d, on reasonable
terms In regard 10 the qualifications OF tie teae1rt
Mr.. NJ. LEWIS, employed ~ the Iinst'"sfo conduct
this 81 ool they would temaik, thai they hahf. -
their noS>cssnt, aud vii shGR Ia any "ho deslir IT,
Nrittcn TESTIMONIALS, from literary grn'lehen, en- =
tied TO rn'irr confidence. Relying uron these aud
mon the experience Of the present Session. they re
>rcrfallv lu,itr the vtlentonoi parents and -u"fli
aus to his : hool, one N winch tie bustass u
e Iuratlon NllI be conducted mnh hdruy asd sbIlt,
SANi1.. BRANCH,
Chairman = The toaof II TraSiceS
-, r
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PETERS
fsEGET.sEsEE FILLS.

rsslE~T I'll : have long been inoen, aud apprata q ai
H.. extraordinary and t1nn dsts powers Of tsfi'i,h
f lra, Ia fersus sal under nrafy eyes tnn OF
disco 10 sich The human ifaats g. liaiIe' a., -
IagasuY haBlesi aicatnIrsts1 la.anse'' ny -, -
~ ~ hon ts ~ verge tIrti'n Is grafri nti All te
lr,.H,c - tasisf Lad n"tia llad' al 70 has
tlpaasnl1 ts lass paatt s"tired '..' a'o, ,ii
t,ff o. s4ftlt sson sbieh . igii ~ but I"fihi ~
sus 40 1T iHd -, hsstl- efficacy i'alttll' ~ L. u
Ibis pro. A. Tint hae appeal ssntr u - mn
~ iase vha auaf guaufzd with ihe bsauna piio
supkiral pr uripes which thsF AZ eom"iusd ''' VA
nhilh ti'f saaas gnsnilA act Il
IA proprietor the opportunity afforded =, In
universal dei4=l3n Of M aa.y rts- oipocms m' ,'-b
T.Tys H.tsu~ il,l The cda' nud reach oi every
individual in t1c community mike me ~ o' Ps.h'
.i, i4if Of H.tt4al. ingredients, uiast rus
,rtinan, AIacnc 9TH mlase IA any ioin "lh
ever The, cHt!y composed ~ etac' ON iafe ana
.e,sfa Indian tlbes and recently to son' fni p"Ina
cutsa cemisi. altogether nnhno"n 10 'bs ignorant Pre-
'pa ~ 10 medical SCIENCE mil "efa n.tsl 'e''' 'a''
Ell !, so bnpuily c05eaciaut combination
Nr-,ai f,..- pl4 Introduced iuto fun
y tt hfuna "a siindng rneds aud ute cnll,d ir again
mi nznn which efficient proof u desr Fn1i 1lalhis''
II "a nflt t5i aluest cyrfs pcr.nn Who has cYrr uaed
purFRs VGt.EFsnIE FfLL". recommend 'hen
10 tirn riens md IT IS hom III. Circumstance 'lo' INA"
tho, have gained such ma ulf,, alird reputation.
NaH tten according the dfuc aua accomplishing il'ff'
ti.s hisly hfpedcnl IN The prev entot ahaf' 81 p9
.a and ara-. dssp'psia' i've COMPLIANT mex m a.,
j4unlir', asthnn dfup-f lh'9HtH,!h' ''iii- -.
spleen, p croup and bilious colie, ienn, o>un' uoh
i.grlam lenr's Tuned ionras % ,eah"A oi ]
les ct appetite bloehed Fbp" compieAi"n ana IN
nj tssa. Of M ho,s. WHOM cGlhaihc or an mp
ttnt .fI#1 Tn, hatr tle testimony Of tn Whole mad
ral puls ia thtr favor "hilc not sinrlr case oil
III mo-. ar n.ieacy canLc alleged against ien
Prepared hy Jo-. pn+tY Prtf=, VI D., al his lnsiuto,
Tor the .na diseases. BY tan+ OF Nt.ttpl' ft-
ed-s W. - Iirrty strrrt Nv Aerh, Inch boS CON
taas 30 pils-pree Jicenl. ~ M,
Nors than millions ri boxes OF thss" e+lthai. iii'
hay, bon sold nthc tned Nintar 4,'~' J"h'i' -"
Df Peers hs. fseei,rl upwards 6iisru hundred 't
cnts all given IN cons qaeaec o. the goo1 doh9 y M ''
I.,.,i,
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EMoR,xrs TO lIrEniA.--Oa the ID instant, the
ship Emperor Capt. hGLuGR. sael from Norfolk
for Liberia. with about Toe eneriats. mustl, Iro the
estates ofihe late Rev. JoUN SroeKprLt of Mad
icon county. Virginia, and JouS SNrn of Essex
eoualy. in lhe Sane State, WHO lett ,hem free by
their wills with sufficient luuds 10 lclri, the e,
p.n..s Il their voyage aud settlement Africa
The agent of The Auerican Colonization Society.
Who attended to the cmharkanou 81 these colurcd
people, thus speaks Of them IN hlslettcrta the Man
ayers OF the Society; = hese cniglants are yer,
orderly aud well.boh.ved, aud have 20 doubt viii
prove be amongst the masl inlu.trons farmers
that have been sent TO Alfca, They wen, oil
in perfect health aud good sptlJ..' ID. SNIsskR.
Gate Governor Of Libeta) AMI lbs daughter Ma
NJ sailed IN the Em etor the tormti as Physician,
and the latter as Teacher. They were also ac-
ronpaned by the Rev Mr.. BARTON, Missionary
sfthe Methodist Church.
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n HEREBY return othr profile my grateful &C
4 knon lcdemrnts tr the IN t'i rneeh'' stheHi
thry have heretofore gwen me IA The business "l
pnbac House kecpru. and IN" sohrll rlrtr llthrr
pHrnn3re. having determined 10 rccuumerce ii the
housc amcb ,ul con niue to occupy, whore every
att,t tIon viii he elsru 10 The accommodation oi ali
who ~, tHnk ltoprrfo favor mr win iher chstoi'
HIRAM NALDKoN.
November 30 In
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STAuNrhN.Dtc.


Testrn Lpaa'ic II sPit1i.-- Ata meelmg OF the
Court OF Drcctofsoa SATURDAY, report received
from the Physician, Recommending iuur of the pa
ticnts To be discharged as cured. One OF them had
been the shleci oi arrangement iut about ,ears
1--we others tor about IN o Nears--and the lnnlth
female. periodically, tor several years. examining
the patients the Directors comet uel IA The report
and the ind viduals were dlsehused. This makes
thirteen that baye been dismissed hom The institution
cured within eleven months. DIR. Slfbhug men
toned that there were several oihes most hope
fui condition, whose discharge he viii probably ash
- a few weeks. He IS ur-eHtl,n the procurement
OF more liberal means ot The moral treatment oil The
patients. He asefIbes seyera OF the recent cures
moral treatment entirely, and every days experience
impresses him and NOR with lis saine aud m,
pertance il is sincerely hoped that Tie next lie
gslaufe will complete the reform ON Hospitals
so happily begun by the last. ia that partcular.-
Were there no considerations Of humanity To plead
for IT, the public interest alune WouId demand IL, as
every cure effected relieves the State from heavy
tax. and moial meaus more OF less important in
every case.
The number Of cures effected in our Hos al is
highly gratifying In that respect, wIDh all dis.
advantages, believe ii will bear honorable compar-
isea with the best institutions IN the unton.
SpcctdtoT.
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.Be5ssS y. l.. GasGGsN,
- Il n q " ~ T. 4 ~ z LII w.

EEAVlNG DETERMINED no LOCATE
d HIMSELF IN CHRIS fiANSBU RG, Mont
gome.y county Ia, VIII regularly pursue the i,ac-
tee oihis profession, IN tue SpPerior and Interior
Quarts IF Montgomery, Floyd and Giles.
lie hopes by unrcmted attention aud unirins
zeal, in the service olthosc who may employ INN, 10
merit aud obtau portion their patronage.
NJ. . nE
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~


nfoN TIT wv fFINIs
- Whom far ISL vide, sNiit as ths bcamsof mnfn
The tiding. PISSED ofson rrorl.d,
a,dof tl,i lev which slook the st'iuins field,
The rough s.toans .'nilad With birter scofn.
"'ri.knovn." Grid ii ', TINT he who "onld adorn
Iii. en,ied llap. vrh tbs istba,an efo"n--
Mus, either vii ,hfou- h ,fot ofbs own
The prize, OF be content 70 sc il Won
w more drser, inr blows N,teo te pop,
sons the ntase wio fought n Nofheu'
lour fceble SPIRITS. Greece h#f Acod hath Lowell
"A il tho ufs,ih Of I-.bcrt ihrrou
wonld liz isslfa smoothly ssu cloud,
Which. Of lo,c'svi.l. 6,s,oias IN Po!iou Up
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The c.seof Hart rs. Wood the vocalist, for as
pauh. has just been decided in NemsYork, by aver
dict of dree thousand etotiars damages for HE plain
td DR.. Hart the theatrical reporter OF tie
great Wood dispute Wood spa, IN his face, DC in
the lobby OF the Park Theatre.
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BGRStANl' To q decree al 'he tne99l HoPf''"f
Il Count I'll I..u, aud thahtcrN lot buckingham
county The undersigned comm appointed Iof
lhc purpose. will IN he Gr,t day Of Jlno1ty ueAt, ="
the 'fa,cru Of james = I.a"A, N lie t,an oI Bon
Glenh IN sad county. sell 10 lhe highest hldder
ior Cash the 81 I've, beongrng tn the cslte "l IEom
\. Nnahed, decd twenty III ruole n imnhef and
Of ul descriptions. Should any br Of 10 value thct
will be put 10 the owcs bidder, the tahcrgnmg oonl
and security. conditioned 10 keep X comfort ibis iced
u,d ,lotho lll9n dunn diem i1,- a. directed by -atd
dt,lte. J. T. Zoo pNh,#i C,,,..
". L. BOCOCk,S
Decrnhefi las
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GfDls e E1& u.

LARGE and comnndlou7 Tavern, ~ Pc.l!.n
y Mill lot tic ucN sclr Po>s '7~tna NAY b.
bad on The first day III Jaoulrs next Tins F"'ein IS
Ittl,rl ueN TO com tuaa larao roldLul hrl 1hlol-
hood custom. RICHARD = Ei'ilN'
Noyembcl 30 >" IT'D
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fbNlE subscriber wishes 10 sell his tract oil L1.N''
\ lying nthe county oil Patrick ON the waters .,
Mil Creek and Mayo Rivers, CONTAINING ah""t 'oV
.,rrrs w,th a good framed dwelling llouse, eond
Kitchen smoke house, ba1n, and all other necessary
out houses Tile Laud ha, on IT several good apple
orchards suffice, Ut 10 make OF hundred gallons OF
brandy ola Fal, will good Mil Seat on II. There
IS large plantation cleared on The land, '"'tie'e'
"a uoIk on 10 hands to an ad.antaee "nha f9h>'l-
cradle quantity vet to clear, Of good Tobacco" Land
The land j, we'll matctrd, and is IN \ healthy and
wealthy nclghborhool. The plantation Is II good re-
pan. aud also iuc buildings. The subscriber pe'ig
determined to ,c will oier his Land Tor S'e on me
Ii ,l,y of F.bu,,,, next. by way Of public s'lr,-
rbr norrhl4rr pl,in, oh- lhini of The money the
6rsl d,y of scptt,,ibrr uex; rrdn .; one and two
yeaiswb be gwen the balance from tn inst DAY OF
September next l., the purchaser eHr b"nd ANA
good security. All prtsoas "lEhias 10 pn'chd'' d
brlin IN aud would do well IL attend tin, s1le as
am dcrrrnnrdt To sell. JOHN fOlNDtA !.E'
p,trlek Nosrmber . vs."
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EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.

H,HE SALE ofthe five We NOEs belong
iae,o the e,tate of Ann Phillips. decreased al
yeftsed 10 have iak.a place at Nelson court house
ON the 9Th November last. IS postponed mn Mon
day. 25lh instant (tlat beng nelson County eou',
dagA ai which lime shall offer lhe"i Ion sale at
Nelson court house. Those NE"hoEs are eN-
ceedng likely and valuable
fFpfs , months credit; bonds with approved Sc
cnl ~ vii be required (to carry interest from their
Ies the interest 10 be reunited # the principal be
puuctulily paid) ....,,.,..4.
Of Ina Philips, deceased.
Dec. 3" -'b
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~ Milton thou shoall., he living At tins hour;
England hata usri VI thee she is fen
OF s,arnnnt ~ aiefs; altar, sword and pen,
rirssiae, the heroic wealth Of hsll and bower.
Have forte ned tlfcir ancient English doscr
ofinwsrd Happiness. We arc selfish men;
oi. rai4e US W, return 10 Us again;
And give u freedom, Virtue, wisdom power
Tn, soul was like n star aud dwelt apsn:
Thou had, ST a voice, Whose sound vas Ike ths SEA-
Puress III, naked heavens, igajestic ire',
10 did thoa ttasel on LIES COMMON ~aF'
In cheerful rallinsss; sn1He, tn heart
The hu5,bles, duties on herself dil lay"
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=. Com, bsd for Ne.oi County, tn. I'D day '' oe'o
N Der. 1881, Paiu1,
sy.anus Mssk4' ..,;..,
George X. Jaf'ns AZ y i bssand4nts.
jacobs. deceased, - =. H.. Gllsd his bill and
,,e Il, iii, Cont ia The defendant eeoiss II ~ ~,
~ "a .sh,bifnpl oil In ebuman"Saitli, IL IS i NJ
- f,it ,Villan i1gs-ie, Executor OF p'u IheoDs
-, IL sssaf. atfonlez anil all others once H. oe "
~, ,s.isg ennvrtine away, ~ 9th rvs, u''I's''5
a., mem, goods of ofil sts,- "ah Il u ," a 81 III
~ ~, ems Il his hands bslo15i = 20 IN 7'id
- :aTg n Jacobs. to tn amount Il mr., lauaieo anu
~ b 81 To the plaintiff mtnd and IN i,'a or
- Ic,rst of this court concerning III. "a f,Hd u
red That acops OF thu ortsr be i"~ilh ilslf-a
=; ,' Il ,uclurg lirgni,n na~s"pfr pab'i9hid n ,'
, at nr 5nr, for months successi'eif 'hs aho'
~ n, tbsrof poasd the front door oi The Coa't 't2t Oh
,l ronng ON SON, tourta, previous 10 tue i'' 'ohu'9
IL J"hhaia ~ Sp. GARLAND, eL'K.
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GROCERY 4 coW1GssloN ElousE.

FlNllE subscriber having purchased the Stock OF
4 the late firm of Marsh * Bnrch Will continue
the Grocery and Commission Business at thtlr old
stand lie invites friends and the customers OF the
lae firm to give hln call and examine h> Stock He
also attends 10 the receiving aud forwarding OF Good>.
JOS. MARSH.
Persons indebted to the late firm OF Marsh *
Bnrch, will please oa!l and settle their accounts.
isdesrhle close the late concern with lItlle de-
lay is possible. JOS. MARSH.
Sarrlriae partner Of Marsh 5. Bach
December Pm
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NOTICE..

TJNHE present Session of the subscribers School
4 Will expire Oh Friday next, and the Wmtr Sies-
sion wiil commence on MONDAY the ! In INST The
heretofore, $40 per Session of FIVE months.
MARlSSA ]. GORDON.
December 3w
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WIIIIN"T
John ". iIntand Rohai Smith,
= tIANIEry

VIRGINIA Alta Court Of Quarterly Session, held for
IL, county Camqhell at the courthouse, Monday
the l3th day OF Nascmba lo5'
Cai5omc Dowd,, Plaintiff,
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xyInGINI, 10 it.A Rules held in the Clerk oihrr o.
"a. 'rr,,i Supcriur Court ola" nnt Chan. cry h9'eh
Ia, the couni Of Cam dell Monday Tie ID IA! oil 'o-
hr. l05' ,:;, o,r,oorI, ,Ia,r,r I
;, it'ha ''t"'' Plaintiffs,
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t)ct. ~

.IRGlNl,:-~Nt!a I'D ia 'As Gi5r''H o'!e' OIL, CIR,
cut superior CONT Of '"N '3l em"''fS 'of btd'"a
county. / a. CHI day ii No, r,u'." -
toph. Pscola, ul isn'sa} i''af'l' ,aaf lantt and
srtaa4 uuAa unl te 81. aaf srmoi ''fS"I9n' :" Co
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TIVE SUBSCRIBERS wish to hire, for The uex
L year, five Female Servants uyJ Cooks, u
Washer, and Bed Room Servants. They do
not want any that have children.
Xix g. LANGHORNE.
Washirstoa Hotsl, Dec j 1,
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pOETIcAs..


The world Is too much with us late and -oot.
GETTING AMI spending. We Law waste cur powers;
Little we .es in uainre that is Ours
We have given osf hearts away, soillia boon
This sea thar hafes her bosom 10 ID, moon,
1Ne winds that will b. howlin, At all hour',
Aud are upsaiacre1 pos Ike sleeping flowers,
For this, Tor ever, diiuE, wsare cut Of tune
II moves us not--ersci Col, I'd rather Be
s A Pagan sucked in = creed ouisofu
So might |, standing on hi. pleasant lea.
Have rimrs.- that would aale INC lesE ior'orn,
Have sight of rroIens rising from the sea;
Or hear old rrlioa blow h, wreuihsd hofr'.'
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HaIiHsi

Xati n ". Flord snd Wi.un Fur'u4h. I'd ninsr,tor.
Of Ca.rles Stewart, dcs..od sarh St"at winr d ,ad
Ihaf.a, .Nuit .rctse, Thomas Stewart Jnn Stewart.
DyiI s,tsnait Jamas an, Nil.iam STEWART Ricii
stewart >s4el >tcNafi joan stewart, r, on, ID ,r
II law of Robert a,rlS Il, john f,ut dlal a
r,alr,n ili latcr OIL said children in h;r III. TIM, ,m
herra s,,i .id i All, d .ceasal ,rah iall.~
doN Of - lHYin, d .ea,ii iarn.ftf ~afai -, 'aij.
and - .ia!-d5. and E.4uJ>thhi. st utiarr, fls..
be- III >t,Aaft, DctsillUiy,
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q Ia Clfouu Superior Gonrl ri Ia" and Shh=
"a CIV, continued aud held tut Buckingham
county, ii the Courthouse, on Friday the l5ta day
al September. l7}7, sitting asa Court I'll Ghnteety
Onnoud G. TlAuy William {, Shaty Gomion
Tulny, William II. heiehton aud lum II. puyd,
late merchants and partners, uadluG aGdrt Tie linn
Ut + plilnv Shaw Co. M Thomas " II II. Jdurs
Gibson and Cntci \. Hall, merchants and partners,
trading under the FINN Of Hall, Gibson x Co..
l,tot,lg.
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U9EIOAI
WilIi4n Shraw shur, >h MI OF snr and rs erh afmi7-
isi,,r OF fto II ". de- ased, Calan E"'Ge inii. oaa
itt m 80 anul,trap, POM l." IN, crasl-iso. -
,o .sian ptunt iier II roe nj Dionl county co1'
cd i.ros. irm i.AIus, Stephen W Lc"ls anh
ihouis y. kcrle lad ,iyaah Davis, j., Deth iibt'
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III H. fnlmis, ko.st ihsoc~lu'rion. Mar, rlr"kiaor
aud l'uifhsuy y ats and EilHl1.t.i his nN., not
having en rcd t1sr sf3rar'nee, and given s'cur,
dn. 10 tn act Of iSs anil! AID Il, fii] of t5 Court,
app,uias bs saii~i tuI' s'reneet ihat i@S
htaians OF tbs Gouuz.Ny, iii uuon q: III, laiail.
bs Their coffin, l. ord II, HAT tn sad l,nt' 10 sp.
sarhcs , first Ia, Of The Apri'r and answer
liz puti bill and ta u,ofy ~ TIN, od.r lie foriA itl
scttsd htla ylabhurs slrlIri for i
y all posted at The ot door III courthouse 81 t5
rs. y CoN-Test.,
Nm. HOLT, Cyrl.
Oct, Is WIN
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VIRGINIA At reput hebl Tor Ecllnrl couau Al the
eoufh,uSt, the = day Of October, toa.,i siS4
hunlr 1t aud tntty =, IN
.iary Floyd, fl4in'!1.
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A II Circuit Superior Count OF how and Chan
4 celv eantiuaed and hel for Nelson county nj
The confl house on Monday, The 2lday Of October,
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EYRGINIi 1t rules held in the Clerks Once OF n INN
cult superior coun OF law and canccrv, Tor Bcdio''
", the 9th day Of November, 1887 .w;~h,
Ia,aI "'i,' ~ Jams '' Plaintiffs
against :, 1..
Judith McCornnck, John Mccormack, Andre" tr,ian
mack Wrizht iiu orinack, William McCornach, ,,ro.
Mccormack Nancy 1cCormuck Polly Mc' o'a h,s and
ham Sh.watcs AMI Frances his wife, hchaei lisnl
Judith his wcnnd John : Burweli administrator OF ,
Mccormack, deceased,
II CHASCFRY. . -,rL
TIL Defendants judith McConnack, John NV Met or.
Ni..u i, Curnach " lillian Altcormackr Atiah1n Shcn.
mack Nan Nc ormt ak, Polly McCn1naek Anrd Judith
alters and Frances his wifi, and Miehhel HUI, ~, .ccu.
his wife having entered the appearance ana - ,h,
riy according the Of Assembly and ue III, ar-
cont AMI ii appearing by satsac tory ,'id, that the,
not inhabitants this commonwealth II Is "rueie
do appear here the first day of ha next term i new
b oi thu plaintiffs TINT this order be ms a " rr.>iely,
paper puhli shed in ynchburg Tor two no H.. county,
an po ted ii the front door OF the courthouse " w.
some court day.
A'opY-'e los. WILSON. tlfna'
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