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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
No. 27.--Vyhoie No. Is3.

cd from his pedestal; and on issuing into
The open air, they fond the Two ancient
guardians OF the tower laying dead at tho
portal, as though they had been crushed by
some mighty blow. All nature, which
had been clear and serene, was now in Wild
upro1r. The heavens were darkened BY
heavy clouds; loud bursts Of thunder rent
the air, and the earth was deluged with
rain and rafting bail.
The King ordered that the iron portal
should be closed; but the door was immoF.
able, and the cavaliers we're dismayed by
the tremendous turmoil and the mingled
shouts and groans that continued to prevail
within. The King and his train hastcned
back 20 Tolcda, pursued and pelted by the
4em est. The mountains shook and echoed
wlh thunder--trees were uprooted ana
blown down--and the Tagus ragged and
ro9red, and flowed above its banks. II
seemed to tie alliigh'ed couriiers rs if tho
phantom legends of The tower had issued
forth and mingled with the storm; for amid
the caps of thunder, and the bowling Of tho
wind they flncied they heard thesouDd Of
the drums and rumpets, the shout ofarmies,
and the rush Of stceds. Thus beaten by
tempest, and overwhelmed with horror, the
King and his courtiers arrived at Toledo,
Gathering across the bridge Of the Tagus,
and entering the gate in headlong coniu-
sion, as though they had been pursued by
an enemy.
In the morning, the heavens were again
serene, and all nature was restored to tram
guilty. The King, therefore, issued forth
with cavaliers, aud took the road to the tow"
or, followed by a great multitude, for he was
anxious once more TO close the iron door,
and shut up those evils that threatened TO
overwhelm the land. Bat 10! on coming III
sight OF the tower. a wonder met their eyes.
IN eagle appeared high in the air, seeming
to descend from heaven. He bore in his
beak a burning brand. and lighting on ths
summit Of the tower, famed the fire with
his wings. In lille while the edifico
hurst firth in blaze, rs though it had been
bnilt Of rosn, and the flame mounted in the
air with hriliancy more dazzling than tho
sun; nor did it cease until every stone was
consumed, and the whole was reduced TO .
/ heap Of ashes. Then there came Il vast
4 fight Of birds, small Of size and Sable Of
hue, darkening the sky IKE Il cloud; and
they descended and wheeled in circlos
round the ashes, causing so great a.wird
with their wings, that the whole was borne
lp into the air and scattered throughout all
Spin; and where particle of those ashes
fell, il was stain Of blood. II is further
more recorded by ancient men and writer's
Of former days, that all those on whom this
dast ieli were Afterwards slain in hafic-
when the country was conquered by tlf6
Arabs, and that the destruction Of this nec>
romantic tower was a sign and token Of the
approaching Perdilion Of Spain,
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DAUas & 1GMDxoxw Z $.
EFANSsE CLAYTON,

esA, HAVE just received, and are
w. now opening the following lot OF
Md MEDICINES, &c,, which they
6sl2z=S offer for sale on good terms. The
articles arc direct from the house OF G. w,
Philadelphia, and haye been Sc
ccted with GREAT care.
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NOYYCE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted to tho firm OF
"a WILSON and hLLIsoY, A. SNYDER, or
ALLISON and SNYDER, are hereby re-
questod to come ferward Immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned,
who is alono authorized TO receive and re-
ccipt for The same, as he is DESTROYS that
the business should DO closed as soon as
possible.
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept. 6, 1896 soft
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~ To those who adyortise by the year, a
liberal discount viii be made
RULES OF THE MISSISSIPPI PRESS.
Aiopted By n Coareatioa of Eiitors.l
SUBscgIrrIoN--Pers disseminating
their paper bofire the expiration ofthe year,
must pay up al the time Of their discontinue
nnce, or they viii be charged with the whole
year
ADVERTISEMENTS containing ten lines or
les, inserted for 81, and 50 cents for each
insertion thcrcafter-longer ones, ten cents
per line for the frs, and half price for each
Subsequent insertion. The number of in-
serions required, mast be marked on the
advertisement. otherwise they will be con
. tinlled until ordered out, and charged for
accordingly. n.'',y,2,gs.,..sements from dis
talice must be accompanied with me vpsr,
ORR reference A town; AMI none will he
o0pied from other papers in another State,
the Insertions of which do not amount TO
five dollars.
sARrTcLEs of a personal n1iure, whenever.
admitted, viii BE charged at the rate Of S2
fir every trn lines for each insertion. Po-
iitical cirepl9rs or public addresses, for the
bon rii' IF individual persons OF companies,
lwill be charged as ad rertisem2ns, and at
the same rates.
sDnwuARY EULaGTEs exceeding %. lines,
chArgaahie as advertisements.
fLTAanonncing candidaca-for State
ofices, $l0--for county Offices, S. each.
YEARLY ADvERrrsvo.
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Ipleasirc, once rcct, $50. 10 contract
either case taken for less than one year
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n c7-'rhe privilege Of Annual Advertisers
i limited to their own immodinte business;
ald all Advertisements for the benefit Of 9th
er persons, sent in by them, must be paid
for by he square.
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lbNIYTSTRAToRS NOTICE.

LETTERS of administration having
Ibecn granted to the undersigned, l.
he iIonorable Probate Court of jefferson
7aid|g. at the November Term, 1886, OF
he ehte Of Doctor EDWARD LEE, decd,
fotieeis' etersfore, hereby giren 70 all per
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

locted with great care:
Acid, Tanario ca tile Soap
5a,,",rric Ether Mustard
Spirits Nitro Crude Barax
Alcohol Roll sulphur
Smelling Salts Flow'd Sulphur
Sal Ammoni,c Puly. Rhpbarb
Tar0r Emeiic Syrup Of Livcrwort
Spirits lIartshorn Oil Catharion
Balls CoPavia Saratoga Powders
Calomel Srrsp Cnbabs Sop.
Comphor Bltcmm's Drops
Cloves British Oil
Powdered Ginger Cologno Water
Antim}niaI Wine Godf.ey's Cordial
Blisiering Ointment Eve Water
CnIisagc Bark, pow, Itch Ointment
Common Bark do Lemon Acid
Aloes. powdered Opodeldoc
Gum Arabic Seili'z Powders
Assalta ida Wine Biners
Gum Myrh Sodac Powders
Opium Worm Seed OIL
Lqudan,m White Chalk
Gale Magnesia CopPoras
Sweet Oil Patty, in bidders
Castor Oil CopaI Earuish
Burgundy Pitch Sprts Turpcntine
Sugar Of Load Walls, assorted
White Lead Pomatum Roll
Pearl Ash Waters
Saltpetre Pulv. lpecac
Crcim Of Tartar EPSON rairs
Sui. Ouinine SIENNA, Alexandria
Preeip. Fix. of Banks Mamma, Flake
Rad. Ginger Aim, &c.f(Nc. NC
Rodney, April II, 1887. 9-tf
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d . 600 Gsgs5S O. II[a - - .
AzSD rs ITEGlCE5,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
TIE subscribers propose selling fifteen
thousand acres very superior level
corr tt ~ Ian DIS,
situated on the bank Of navigation, entire
~ foo from inunlnrinn Grawih- Highland
d,gwool, red-hud, sassaffas, hickory, wal
nuf, locust, boxeIder, holly, gum, &c. and
very large cane.
ALSO,
75LTKELY YOUNG. NEGROES,
now upon the land Possession given i'm
medatoly. Credit ! ., 3, 4, 5, 6. Y and
years. For mpro partsnlar description
Of The above property, and for terms apply
% either of The owners.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

WouAN.-A female never appears mors
lovely than when she moves in the circIs
which heaven designated her, and evinc<.
os mind well stored with lsHgwledge.-7
When thus arraved she is one Of the inter-
esting objects ofcreation. Every eye rests
upon her with plcasurable delight Tho
learned and the wise OF the opposite sex
delight in her society, and aiiix to her char
acer respect aud vcneration. Ignaranc0
and folly stand reproyed III her presence
and vice IN his bold career, sinks abashed
n her gaze The oyer-leaied zealot, WHO
is continually scattering firebronds, arrows
and death, disturbing fhe peace and tram
guilty of the domestic circle, d1re not en-.
ter her presence, or attempt To pluck one
laurel from her brow She is the Joy, the
delight, and the admiration Of the domestic
circle, and Of all who know her. If she
processes not the religion Of Jesus, hor
heart is deeply im5ued with its sautary
principles. a female thus adorned IS pre-.
pared to encounter all the evils peculiar to
this uncertain state; to rise with proper ola-
ion to the pinnacle Of fortune, on sink with
becoming flrtitude and resignation into tho
deepest abyss Of poverty; TO attain with
cheerful sincerity the highest Of bliss, or i'll.
dure with patient firmaess the depths OF
woe. As daughter she is the pride II
mothers heart. As sister she is honored
and admired by her conpanlons. As wifs
srhe heart Of her aisbanl doth safely trust
her" Aud as a mother "her childfon riss
% and call her blessei.n
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Terms Of Advertising.

Per square Of ten lines or less, for the first in
serton. One Dollar; for each additional inscr-
Bon, Fifty Gents.
p Longer ones, ton cents per line for the first,
and five cents per line for each additional inscr-
fion.
NJ To those who advertise by the year,
liberal discount viii be made.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE Undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation lying in AIIligan's Bend, fifteen
miles above Vicksburg, consisting OF
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

10 our Customers &, tle ASslb-
R lie generally.
iNNTE have Just received, direct from
wv New York, II splendid assortment OF
rs Gs4lN Cs IA II p BIZ
Of which the following isa part
"a, -, ana - L ,s, . e,;..;nrs
SroWn ~ oie"cieu ouco'''7' ''''' nc
Irish Linen.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

NEwsPArERs.--The Honorable Judge
Lnngstrect says, "Small is the sum requir.
ed to patronize newspaper, and amply re-
muneratcd is :he portion. | care not how
humble and unpretenling the Gazette he
takes, Il is next to ilnpossib.eto fiil sbert
with printed matter fitty-two times ycar,
witout putting in il something that il WORTH
The subscription price. Every parent whose
sonis off from him at school should be sup
piled with a newspnpcr--i will remember
what marked difference there was boz
tween those Of my scho1lmasiers who had,
aud those who bad not, access to newspa-
pers.-Other things equal, the FIRST wero
always decidedly superior to the last, N
arbatc and composition at least. Therea-
son is plain--:hcy had command ct more
facts. A newspaper is a history Of current
events as as well as copiops and Interesting
miscellany, aud which youth will pcruse
with delight whenlhoy will nothing else
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

a owe my success in business efieay ~
you,n said a s,aiioner to apapcr maker, ~
they were settling lar accoant "out
Let me ask how man Of your ca,aiou
came to give credit so freely 70 beginner
with my slender means?n s'BecIpgei rc-
piled the paper maker, sat Whatever bo0i in
the morning passed TO my business, al.
ways observed you without your coal a
vours
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
.Ncdicines. Drugs, sc.

THE following are few OF the articles
Il lust received, IN addition to the large
supply already on hand:
Strains PGadcrd, Cephai,c Snuf,
Spanish Indigo, VERY supenor,l
lunsldss, Chloride Of Lame,
Finely scented Toilet Soap,
Ground .Huadrd, Hch Oinyment,
Bay6erry Bark, Peters Pills.
.Hichedur's Freckle Wash,
Persian Scent Bags, Congress Water,
La Roqne's Florida Water,
Jebb's Liaiment, Chlorine Tooth Wash
Saratoga Porders, Jhdkin'S Ointment,
Coaer e. Cors Southern Tome, a Safe
and speedy cure for ferer and Ague,
PuageA Salts, Porder PBfs,
Cologne Water, Tooth P0rders,
LIrender do. Tooth Brushes,
Rose do Camel hair Pencils,
Ornnge Fio,rer do. Black Sand,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, &c.
Persons wishing aut thing ~ my line
will please call, as think, from the variety
on hand, they can be suited.
II. A. WALLACE.
CAariots. June > l-37 Isl
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.NISCELL.LNEOUS.

There is much of quiet, subdusd huusr IN The
,ubisined parody on MosrGOxErs's Night Is the
tiue for Rest etc, which we clipped from late
number Of western Journal, w.rsgret that we
are unable to cav. eredi, to the particular print IN
,,l;ch !, orieinatsI Lancaster Uni0a.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
NIGHT.

NIGHT.
Night is the time for fun,
When old folks are in bed;
When DAYS dark care Is done,
And prayers are duly said;
To gather round the social FIRE,
And crack stale tests, that never tire
Night is the time to fix
Our hearts in union meet;
With skilful hand to mix
The potent aud the sweet
To set our watering mouths agog,
And taste the glorIes Of egg-nogg
Night is the time to boil
Tifhn's enchanting rolls;
And Ger the midnight oil,
To cheer our happy souls
With fresh made butter thlckly spread
Our corresponding chunks OF bread.
Night is the time to feel
LIES Joys without pain.
Apples to take, and peel,
And cut and come again.
And romping much before We rest,
Feel very sure that they'll digest
Night is the time for those,
Who when they take their vine,
By redness of the nose,
Or any other sign,
;.iye evidence, whence we conclude,
That they're uHquestonably sew'd"
Night is the time to pour
In bsau;y's listening ear
The story, known before,
Nor RENDERED thus less sesr,
OF feeling which the modest light
OF day leaves fer the shades OF night
Night is the time to sing
Beneath the easement high,
Those mellow notes that ring
With loves sweet melody;
Willis the bright maden pokes her head
Out of the easement aforesaid
Night is the time 10 do
A thousand glorious things;
And there are very few,
When eover'd by her wigs,
Who do not feel freshen'd flood
OF mischief brewing in their blood
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STATE OF N0RTHCAROLINA,

~
MECKLESBrRG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, February Trm, 1887.
samue! IL. Smith and Mary h.s wlis,
Rosi. G. Flanagan and others
IN this case, It IS ordered tina, publication
II be made SIT weeks IN tbs Charlotte
Journal, for Colbert Flanagan and Morgan
Flanagan, two Of the defendants in tn. case,
to appear at cur next Court OF Equity TO
be holden for Mecklenburg county, at the
Courthouse 10 Charlotte, 90 the 80 Monday
OF Angus, aex,, then and there 10 answer
compliments bill, o:herslse Judgment pro
coniesso will BE- entered agains, them.
Test d. r. DUNLAP, c. NE
May IL. 1897. Price adv. 81. Isl
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Term, 1887.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, April
Term, 1887.
Irwin s Fins.
rs Original Attachment.
William Carolan.
Levied 10 the hands Of Thomas Charles and
him summoned as Garnishee:
1T appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
Il Court, that the defendant is 10, an inhab
liant oil this State, Ordered, therefore, that
publication be made s1 weeks IN the Char.
lo,te Journal, that unless tho said William
Carolan appear at the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, 10 be heId for the County
OF Mecklenburg, q, the Courthouse 10 Char
lo,le, 90 the 18th Monday IN July next, and
then and there plead or replesy, Judgment
will be entered By deiaul, against him.
Witness, Bfaiy Oates, Clerk oil the said
Court, at Office, the ith Monday Of April,
+ A. ID, 1881 Il. OATES, c. c. c.
May H. 1887 Price adv s3l Isl
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.yEW. BOOK.BE.vDERY:
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber wishing TO leave the
IL State, offers for sale upon very rea'
souable ,crms) the plantation on which he
now lives, lying miles west of Charlotte,
containing $50 Acres. The tract OF land
will be divided to suit purchasers If desired.
The land is equal to any in the neighbor'
hood and under good cultivation. The stu
alton is very healthy, land well tlmbered'
exceleu, water, and Orchard. The Dwell
ling and out houses are very comfortable.
Being DESTROYS to remove, | will give first
rate bargain to any person or persons who
may feel disposed 10 purchase. ,.
WM. NJ. BOSTWlCk.
June 4, 1887. toJ
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NOTICE,

NUTTl r
Is hereby given, that have authorised
Il aud appointed Carlos Leonard, Esq, Of
Llncolnton, \. c. my attorney and agent,
To transact all business relative TO the settle.
lneni &c the estate Of Phlneas 5. Dewey,
late OF Meckenbufg county. deceased. Any
claims against his estate must be presented
to said attorney.
SILAS DEWEY. Erscsior
June !, 1897 Sal
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
aEcKLESBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Eqnty, February Term, 1887.
JcaA K. Williams,
Robert Me- omS and others
IN this case, II IS ordered tina, publication
i be made SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, for Robert McComb, defendant ~
this case, and who resides out OF the limits
Of this State, to appear at our next Court Of
Equity, TO be holden for Mecklenburg coun.
~, at the Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on the
81 Monday in August neat, then and there
answer compliments bill, otherwise judg.
meut pro coulesso will be entered against
mm.
Test d X. DUNLAP. C. AE
May II, 1881. Price adv 81! Isl
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A forelgner's description Of Porcuplne
'sI2fS f11ITlCf II TSfTTTT5-s
"The first ieathered fowl ever saw in
AmdrGcd was Porcupne, aud treed him
under hay stack and shot inn with pitch
fork"
"Unclc John" said a little urchln to an
old gentleman who was sitting with his head
towards the fire, {" why are you like an Ind.
an making his house! Dye give II Up?
Because youare making your rig rarm, -
{wlgsam.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-28
certificate from three wcmhcrs of tn, MEDICAL Pro
FESSlON, in Germany, IN l.ulppr.

We, the undersigned practitioners Of dene IN "srnauy,
well aware, TINT by course We may terft IA friend
stun othe faculty bnt not o MS hcn neut m'mhrt :
who unnlucnccd hv selfish motives Though We shall
einn from Npr Of Our OPINION cif at The sound
ness un4oulue4s o Dr. 6uccke new aactuhes, ~ are
hnppy TO say deem h' sauaNc lpo valuable not 10
generally for what behold AMI our cars near
W believe.
We hereby state, Tint when DR. Louis Oon t'oeeke first
snme before the German public, ns the pretended d-eo'ercr
of new 1octrme mud Medicine We held hnm N ie
highest contempt, believing and openly pronounce M nm To
he hnsc inposor and the pncc qmchs But on hearing
much said about The Sunaifr o2al II ana oi H. we were
Induced from motives OF curiosity ntfclN tomakN lla 81 rs
ferntcd upon number OF ON most hopeless patients
md we now deem hountn ~ (Ncn nj the eNpousc
Of our INTEREST," publicly kno%lrdgo II mshf ehco
ry ia curing not only consumUinn but Other ialiH nai
die. which hive heretofore believed lncutat' onr ron
rnpt Tor the dseeVorr h medicine al once allow;
ed I'm in our utter aSonshneu ut these unexpected results
md ns nm amends uhnse o n do h1uNN confess
10 the world. that We bccve him phlanlhfop't who docs
honor to the preesson and to county, winch sHc hm
birth.
The recent adoption Of this mcdcn' into some Of our Eu-
ropenn HOSPITALS sufficient Guaranty that II performs all
il promaes needed testimony for wherever II
used il is its own hcst witness
nfnNAs ErMuILER, VI. D.
WALTER VAN GArrr, n. y.
AnolrHus WeHa4r, II. 2.
GERMANY, December 10, iHl6,
y y The undersigned are agents for The sale ot the
above Medicine in Lvnohburs.
MARTIN Y LATHAM
November it w6m
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I'D WRIT L Of ~ decd at trust, executed 10 IEe
2 i ,ub'rrbel-. rs ! homd- Nay, Sen, bearing date
the &olh July. 1871, and duly recorded IN he Clerks
Office o buckingham county. we sha on lie -jh
day OF lanuuY. 1898 ihat helnc Buchinsh ham Goun
DAY, offer Tor safe, for eas,, IN front OF tha Court
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!! ! tprsail SnHsfiof C"u,l Of I,u..,.
Y cclv, continued b. ahlournm4u, ,.' I
the county ot Amherst AT the Conn Il.' ''' hs
inrday The ? day OF september. ls37. '''' %
Danel llleeiubotAala. Execmot NJ r..
9.nhothln del. p
as4NSi
Reuben >unae'. Nm. Stu4er, Char.
LINDSEY S.innel, John Terry and RachplJns.
nlrrlS l,achr' siIunct BrnsnIin StInnrt. l,'
MT. hIchar! SfimeI, Berry Garter and
@tic, formerly nancy Sduuet. AndreW :,
Rho"a his viii. formerly Rhoda Siiunel. Il. Nv
ot Lucy nuseins, deed. who ara ont NJ
aonwf dtu, and whose names are uukp,gn
zai"li DagSius Formerly Elizabeth Slpe.,
ias oi William >ilnuet, deceased. ant Dy,I n
b9'han. one Of the paftacrs Of DAVID anI
iiig, .lbothlm 4 Go.
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7 AIDES who wish CORsET'3 Of the Ia
IL TEST FRENCH STYLE, ana warranted
to improve the share can be accommodated by cal
ling Gu ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Ncr. , T.
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ifsm f.o sosfaa liOnaDe j',si.

I .r,aa,s b., lie follow nv nionar.an grn % br public
hr. kownnd "l hi. CTS, that the uu,h talked OF
satchIess sat,s ndecd whit II poc@ses 10 boan eff
chid eua satI. trei-te5 snuB tie saasas auantDn o.
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted to us are heIt', ..l
"A to make payment without delay; as u.
orr poNegto give longer lndplgen'r. .,,oo,.;t'
DfNKLE d krhD"'.@.'
Octeb'l l2
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ot winch number tnrre arc ngcNcEtp h"n, two val
sable Bn,,, dud good Femaic House Servant.
JOUA NIL, lr,,,.,ao.
Nm. {. MOSELY,S 4''s''''
Buc, n ham CouuAausc. bee. ~ Wv
ATIRGlNIA At Cucut Superior Court C..
' Inv aod Chancery continued aud held f,r Bed
fond county on SATURDAY. l4e 7th day Of October.
1877, Augustine Left@lch Alexander nrtt"icb,
Joel Leltw,ch, James Brown and Cdthalue ms VIE.
late Caiaarjoc Leuv,ch, Joshua Z. {. Brown aud
Jlncy III, vile, late Jlney Lclt"Ich, and Thnmas
Lelt@ieh, Plnola,,
aediaS
Thomas Steptoc aud VIM. Lang horne, admr. Of
James &. Stcploc, decd. Cahauoc Stepoe, Nm.
II. Burwel and Frances his wife, Edward u. Step
toe, Mark Anthony and Amelia hls wife aud ; .ephen
Martin and SOPHIA his will. Defendants.
Il GnASCEEY.
BY consent Of the plaintiffs and the defendant,
Thomas Steptoe by COUNSEL the court doth adjnl1r,
order and decree. thai commissioner Of this count do
examine, State aud settle the account of the delen-
,ant, Thomas Slcptoc as trustee IN the deed oil trust
executed by Jamrs {. SIeptoe ~ the proceeding,
mentioned, aud that hs report said account 10 Tins
court with any attels specially stated, thought per
tinent b. himself required ~ ths parties TO be 50
settled. \ tup-'fe.ie
JOS. WILSON, elk.
Con,usslo@na's OfrIcr,
l.nerH Nov. -, i-@f.
Thr parties N tie above Cau>efi taeuOtIee. that
have appo,rd Gu.s1ag the 9fhday ofldnusrY rryt.
to commences H., account directed t> tac iafc4o.ne
dcctec--pu winch day II tie b.ur oi 10 o'eje,k u
n" moru1g, th-v are requested 10 attend at ny Of
drr III TINS iowa. NUa tart, accounts vouchers, WI
ae,sesanl COPE, oi COLI. Pope.s iufrAami-
nation aud seulemeut JAO. \. y HAR On.
December WV