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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09

aD.MLNTS TRAITORS NOTICE.
D'IIE subscriber having been appointed Ad-
Il ministrator on the Estate Of
Martha Phillips,
late Of Newport, widow, dec. and having &C.
cepted said trust and given bond according to
law, requests all persons having demands a
gainst said estate to present them for settle
ment, and those indebted to make immediate
payment; to
NATH'L. 8. RUGGLES, Admir-.
Newport, Oct 5th, 1887.
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VVNHE subscriber having been appointed
l. Administrator on the Estate Of
Hbby "A. Earle,
late Of Portsmouth, dec. hereby gives notice
that he has accepted said trust and given
bonds as the law requires, and requests all
persons having demands against said Estate
to present them for settlement, and those in
debted to make immediate payment to
STEPHEN B. CORNELL, .fdmir.
Portsmouth,, Nov. 1, 1887.
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n Il w STOR f
A n ID N E~W G 90 ID S,
No. I5S, ThameS-Sireei.

fU1 DANIEL B. DAVIS, & Co.
$ ::; e.; E: ::::i' ~: "a :s:.:; E: :: ;S: :; f:
Store No. l58. Thames-street, opposite Mr.
Edward A. Sherman's dry goods store, with a
first rate assortment Of fresh goods, compris-
ing every description of Ladies', Misses, Chill
dren's, Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, fresh
from the manufacturers, and in point Of beau
ty and variety. ara. not surpassed in this town,
all Of which will be sold Mt fair prices and as
low as at any other store in Newport. They
will only at this time remark that their hopes
of obtaining andretaining the patronage Of the
public, are founded on tho principle by which
they are determined to carry on their busi-
ness-by supplying Boots and Shoes of the
best quality-procuring styles Of the first
class, and contcnting themselves, although
every thing is at the highest notch, with mo-
derate profts-which they conceive to be the
best guarantee Of giving satisfaction, and
meeting the competition of the present day.
Newport, AuS 81, 1887.
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For SALE,
.Ne~ and Valuable Medicines, mhich miIl
CURE .Mneiy-nine cases in Hundred.
JOIINSON'S
Improved E'aNacca:
The Uniu.rsal Purifier ofMe Blood, from
all Bad OF .Norious Hunors
C. This is one Of the best Remedies for
some the Dorst and most insidious diseases.
to which human beings are liable. Price
81 80 cts. per bottle.
l. So
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Royal College Of
SsiRE A. D.H'S. EU.v'EsO,y.
VI u II \ Ms EsEEHI =

ID REPAIRED by W. MISkIN Esq Member
the Royal College of Surgeons Lccntiae o
Apotheearles COMPANY, Fellow of Bolt Coun So
ccly, ,tut1eom 10 the Ito, tniu tension Associ-
Ctuu, Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge: and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST, Thomas's IIospi-
tails, London
These Pills having gained celebrity unparaeI-
ed III every section OF tire mon. are now consider
ed by all those who value good heatll indispensable
is family neutrality-suspicious. by IA numerous bo-
dy OF the most eminent Physicians both in this
country and in Europe, is sufficient, il is presumed,
to stamp her character in the estimation of every
thinking nan, and 1t is hoped, far better ccommcu-
daton than the course lesorted to by ignorant and
uuprncpled prctcnders, who, to mslead and deceive
the public PnbiiM what they call practical proof, and
certificates Of cHrcs that exceed all bounds of rational
credbllty, and most OF which, if not all aIe either
gloS' iabfcations, or procured by ttdtd and con
uivaucc.
e. None are genuine without the Signature of
the General Agent on the label, by whom the above
Medicine Is imported into this country.
JOHN nOLBEIN
100 Harorly Place, .Ncw- York, Gcncrm .Iecnt for
HE taiicd Suites.
Testimonials IN taror Of Ni,kinS Pi2s from ITn,
Crash~ay, Esq. he great Iron Master, lcbo has in
his caPloy 0pvardS of 5000 mon.
tviarthia Iron Works, April lst 1896.
Dear Sir,
While visit some time ago at Alder
man IhompSon's, had tho honor of meeting our
mutual friend, Sir Ashley Cooper, aud the after dim
ncr conversation day turned upon the necessity
OF adopting some course for the better preservation of
me health OF the numerous individuals employed in
my works and other extensive manufactures
Sr Ashley very justly remarked, that the apathy
e'need by working men IN general To apply for med
zeal assistance most unacCountable, though gla-
tutously administered to them, and as remedy. he
suggested that much good might be done by fur
nsllng the heads OF families with prepared medi-
cine 80 that they might AT all times have IT on hand
|, /
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wines. | rose and sad--tienliemen. had no ,nteu-
ten WHEN invited YOU yesterday TO dine with MS
here day, OF playing any further pranks upon you.
but some OF the gentlemen remarked they never
could be caught again. ] warned them 10 look out,
and now ASH YOU all whether have PLAYED any
trick you to.day. They all answered no; you
could Motive have taken Of that. Well. gen
,lemen, said !, You have all sid that did not. and
could not now tell YOU | have There was a
good deal left OF poor Muley. ! had it chopped very
fine, mixed II with potatoes, and the delicious stuff.
ing You have all praise so highly, was Of that com
position. We broke up IN a row. i.
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i f"ht-A deacon In-, went to his minister.
anu protesting to speak the sentiments OF the con-
SfeGatIon, began 10 complain OF his STYLE of preach
ny do not say these things for myself" said
Tue deacon, . am not at all dissatisfied but the
people are very uneasy, aud am afraid We shall
nave trouble" How is it said the pastor thar
70" near All these complaints Noothcr member of
'he church seems To be so familiar with them as YOU
are " o. sad the deacon, they all kuow that |
am ON terms oi intimacy with YOU, aud the, make me
the tunnel INTO which they pour every thinp which
they wish You 10 hear" " Nes," replied The ,,stor
ana II IS because YOU are tunnel that they use YOU
such" ~
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POLITICAL.
NATURE-A PRIzE PORN.
Br RosERr MoRRis, Esq. Editor Of The Phiiad.

bf hehEkT hohhis' Ese. i-""0' y INC "e'
f"
-, Nature, ,
rrh's lan ,,,h nIsn,x and l;is's sm,llrst rbori
Strung to exchanging unison, that gave
The happy birds Their dwellings IN 'he grove
m aa' ,n asiaeo ;I 10 se " b ,,bo,nss i,
And allied The meanest worm that crawls in dust
Heavens earliest born and still unsucd child,
Whose smile is morning, and whose frown i. night,
Around alGse brow Eurths earliest roses smiled
Thine was the glow ofbeauiy-thiae the light,
That beamad DER Paradise, when Woman there
Fresh from her Makers hand--a faulilcss thing
With doye-hke eyes. and shadowy golden HAIR.
From grovelling beast, or bird on reless wing.
Won homage as she passed Thine too the glow
Tina, hnshd her check, beamed from her white brow
Beauty is thine in all her changing dyes
Color, and light and shade, aud sound, and SOM,
Morn's purple hues and Evenings golden skies
The whispering summer hreeze-the whirl~ind strong
Night with her starry tram, a shining band
L ich wandering meteor of Won tracklcss deep
ltalia's greenest spot-Zahara's burning sand--
The thnnders roll--the lightning vivid leap
The lerks light notc-the munnurs Of the bee
All speak of Heaven, of Order and of Thee
The Seasons are thy landmarks, and the flowers
Fair embems of thy bcauty-bendine grain,
Mad1 golden by the sun-shnas magic power
lha ho~ne tempcSt-nnd the gentle ram
ofSummar's softer mood-blossom and fruit,
The bending willow, and the creeping vine
Tho rafting haistorm, and the flake nuts
The time-worn oak the cedar, and the pine
Niagars roaring FalI-the poseles- rill
Were Natures a, the dawn-are Natures still.
Mighty gentle, as may suit thy mood
The whnlwind and the earthquake I'll tn, power
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BENJAMIN p. WALkER,1
JOHN DILLARD, Commr's
ISAAC W. WALKER,
70 McSsrs. John Saunders ant
Julius Saunders, .1r.:

4 ) you are notresldents this Commonwealth,
L aud have no agent OF attorney residing therein,
known 10 us. take This method OF notifying YOU,
(by publication in the public newspapeis) that
shall, the 9th aud 6tldays of September next, be
tween the rising and setting of the sun on each Of
those days, at the Tavern House fllophins Nown,
in Franklin county Virginia, proceed 10 take the de
positions oil suudy Witnesses and on the sth and 9th
days of the month, between the rising and set
ting OF the each OF those day, at the Store
House OF James NJ. lladen, in Bedford county, Nir-
gIn,, shall also proceed to take the dispositions
OF sudy witnesses, 10 be read evidence ON the ,i-
al Of OF suit in Chancery, depending in the Clrcnlt
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford
county, wherein are plaintiffs and yourselves and
others are dclcndauts at which several times and pla-
ces, You my attend or not Yours &c,
HENRY +. TATE
JENNA TATE.
July Il wlw
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orJcSPoadcncc Of he Ner York STIR.

~ LIVERPOOL Jul, =. 1887.
The kings health remains-wc know not how
Sir Henry ilaliord, however. has called in the aid
oil Sn Matthew Tierucy, and the king remains, 50 We
much opposed 10 the issuing of bulletins las were
George w. and the Duke of \ ork0 THAI the hnus,
apothecar, has been by him positively prohibited
rom making public his actual state of health This
reads MS to think that he is much worse than is gen
orally believed. SERIOUSLY i'll lac certainly must be-
la" vigorously Is a'ercd by one OF the medical Jour
mails.
The hing and the Princess Victoria have had a
smart quarrel. Now that she is of ace lis Nav
Si) she becomes entitled, heiress presumpivc to
an increased allowance, and an independent cstab-
nsn"tn'' he present renot times when Min
lstef dare ask for some GlO0OO or E2O.OOo to
provide tor royalty, aud this the King knew. He
therefore wrote to his niece offering to allow her
elo'oOo extra, out OF his allowauce-lIe added
mat as her king, uncle and guardian, he expected
.aia hef establishment should he appointed by him.
The Princess snartly replied thai She would have
me money but wished to have the naming of the
members OF her own household. This III. KIM
Object to- and thus the matter rests
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1--WE subscribers, at Amherst Courthouse, have
4 a first rate pairo HORSES, sciih a good
h.1Ch, which they will hire, on very moderate
terms Persons going to the Buffaloe Springs will
una to then interest travel in the Stage as far
hs place, and then take this Hack to the Springs.
her prices will be 50 80 per day, and it hired for
three days, So 90 lter day.
KYLE q ROBERTS. :
Juv
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.IIDIfSI' coy FIRING,
VALUABLE nssT'TSYLVANFA
L.EV'ED TOR S,EEE.

3fStss WILL BE SOLD, on the premises,
,hziEHst. for cash. to the highest bidder, on Sat
#T*F" ufday the 18th day Of August next
-AA--. Tract Of Land, lying III the county
OF Plusy lVanla Oh the south side of Staunon River,
adjoining the lands OF John Ward, George Parker,
and others, containing $50 ACRES, more, or less,
being The same land winch the late Robert A.
" ard formerly resided. There is upon the LANDa
toefablo Dwelling House fa-s and other out llous
es and between two and .i;iI thr, hundred Acres,
of cleared LAND; In residue Is uncleared,
heavily tmbered, aud much the larger portion of it
TOBACCO LAND, OF the best quality This
Ff;acf of aiand is sufficiently watered, lies well,
Is easily cultivated, durable aud productive. 1t is
offered ion sale under the provisions OF trust deed,
executed to the subscriberby Charles L. Wdd and
wife, Ansclm l.. Ward aad William Ward, dated
llth September, 1885, and recorded in the clerks
office of PitsyNana county, to secure debt due
John Lynch. EX'or of Henry Ward. decd. The
subscribers, acting Trustees. will convey to the
purchaser the tile only vested in them by the trust
deed Gh i,lt II. LANCH' ! Trustees.
July II w,ds
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July 10

VIRGINIA AT rules holden IN the Clerks Office OF the
circuit superlorcou OF law and CHANGER! for the county
OF Nelson, III the month OF June, 13H -
Susan Baird Plaintiff,
against
Thomas l. Baird and \. illlam Ma,se Defcnduns,
Is tHANCERi.
The defendant Thomas l. Baird not having entered IN. a
rearance and according II the UctO ASSEM- ~
The rules ot this and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that hc nhabtant OF tins commonwealth; on no'o"
the plaintiff by her counse ordered that tire sand dehoa
do appear here before the first day OF September term h
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy oil m
order be forthwith inserted lvnehburg NrginIan new"
paper published in the OF nehburg for two hon
successfully and another copy thereof posted at the HUN
door OF the courthouse OF this county, some court day.
A Copv-Ieste RIO. G. CUTLER, Tx.
Julv 10 - WIN
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NOTICE..

II hereby given, that Robert =. Shelton is not au-
l. thorzed 10 settle or receive any debts or monies
H l the Estate OF my deceased husband. Abram X.
North SARAH l.. NORTH.
July Il ,s
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l.ynchburg, oct2I
TO 7Er. 'WaOsasas T.. esasncsanss gu-
CIV His lie:


NOC will be pleased to take notice th,twe Will
d ON Thursday the 10Th dlv of Angus, next AT
the La" olce ot Notailc Loving, in Logan comfy.
kentucky, proceed take the dispositions of sundry
witnesses I" be read a. evidence on the trial of two
WITS OF Right, depending and undetermined in tbr
'lrcnl Superior Court OF Law and Chancery. for
Nelson county, IN one otwhlch You arc plaintiffs and
we are defendants, and III the other Thomas /
nAnesiS plaintiff and We are defendants and #
from any cause, the SAID dispositions shall not be r.,
ken or completed ON that day, they will be continued
from Nay 10 day TIL finished. Also. ON Friday rho
LIST day OF september next, at the Eaole IL,
tel, IN Rlchnond, we will proceed to take the de-
positions o Nundly her witnesses to be read a, 81,
idcnce ON the TRAD ol the same causes. when aud
where YOU may attend ii YOU think fit
ours, DC.
WILLIAM MASSIE and
WALLER MASSlE,
Sons of Thomas Massic. Jr.
HENRY MASSIE and
THOMAS MASSIE
Sons of Henry Massir, and
THOMAS MASSlE,
~, Son OF William Massie:
The said William and Mailer Massie Inv Thom.
as Masslc. Jr., specially assigned their guard.
an al Item; and the said Henry and Thorn.
as Nas>e, tsons of Henry Massie0 and the
sad Thomas Alassic, (son Of William Mas
sle,) by William Massie. specially ASSIGNED
their guardian, to defend then in his c,ne.
July l,,,
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\ Copy-'rc,rc,
mo. f.. STEptTOE. ID.

The parte, Interested will take notice, that have
appointed the 3Is day ri August NEXT, To take die
accounts directed by the foregoing decree, whcnthe
parties wall attend 1t my Office, in the town Of Lbel
~, prepared ior settlement.
JOS. WILSON, Com'r.
july u wlw
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FANCY AND WINDSOR fHAiHe'
Ever Offered in this market The subscr Der eah'
with safety, recommend ms Gil AlRS to the Paohe'
as superior any such are nforled to ths pi'ce
from the Northern auction room, BON rs tespee,s
durability neatness aud variety. lie respectfully
invites the hubble 10 call and examine ms stock be-
tore purchasing, IL he Is dciermlnedio sell low Tor
c,.b -, c,u,uv n,odncc &. Hardy.
" 4. will also do Sign and Ornamental Pant
ng III all its branc lies, neat aud on rs moiefdle
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July II

VIRGINIA At rules holden in the Clerks Office of le
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chauccr, Tor the
town of .ynchbnrg, on the 9TH day of june 1887
Lorenzo Nor'ell, Plaintiff,
0"diHS
Robert X Vie, David r. Edley, the ynclburg Manufacture
ing Company, Junus \. Clay and Nathan II. Thornton
merchants and parnt trading under the s,lc of CLAY 4
Thornton, Francis = Miller }dck & Yanccy ,nd Beunmin
+. Hunt, Def infants
The defendant, Robert Kyle having entered his appear
ance and given security according the act OF As.
sembv and the rules OF this Court AMI appearing
factory evidence, thai he nhaban Of this country
ordered, that the sHid defendant appear here ON
the first day of the and the bill of the plain
m and that copy OF this order be inserted in some
spaper printed IN the of Lynchburg for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
in said &c Copy-resic,
d. ROBES, C. G..
July WV
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i laiIiiiil,

4
1 9th, 1887;
FipLlinp Settle Plaintiff
do0inSt
William Lan~down and Tuphena his wife, Vii
lam settle, LEWIS Scale Francis Settle, William
Dnffef and Sci, lis VIE, Dandrldge Tucker and
Nancy hs Wjtc, liopa- Tucker aud El~y his wife.
children and helfs oi Newman Settle, decd, and
Peggy Settle, " tiliam Settle John Settle, Benia
in Settle and Mahala settle, children and hens of
Smother settle, deceased. who WIS one of the chil-
dren OF Newman Settle, deceased. aud Bowker Pres
ION aud lhus Mead, Ddendants
u tHNNCIRN.
THIS daN Ilii, cttisr came further to be heard
upon the papers Formerly rcal, and WAS argued by
counsel Ga consideration whereof the Court doth
,dudgr, ord ~ aud deffrr. that commissioner of
,hls court take count .l The adYancenenrs made
by Newman trlr. deceased, IN his HE time, 10 the
plaintiff aud defend MS lI h suit, aud also acc omit
between the lc-ai't,, a. sud Newman Settle de
ceased and the canl MS slourrs appomitd by an IN
tcilocnN decree al tins count ul the day OF
TO sell the slave, III the proceedings mtn-
tloned, taking INTO estimation the Announcements a
lore sid, aAdrcppt lie sail accounts to this court to-
gelher with any mler, sp, cmlly stated, thought per
inent by himself, Or required by the paitits 10
In. ftf,.tI
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commissioners sale Of
STONE, " ALL VI l. Il ~

IN obedience to a deereaI order OF the county
i court of Buckingham. made at July term last, We
he undersigned Commissioners, therein named,
wall proceed, on Saturday, the oh day OF Septem-
bct u. II. To sell, on the premises, that
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JOS. WILSON, Ger.
WIN
juno

IRGINIA, roNtr-Nt liuis holden III tle cicrs o're
If tn Circuit sup, tour oi Law ana tiahfrH hH
the OF / liaN, The muHtl ui .uiir, 100
John Warrington and Arni-tGd ". Snith and i'ebfrca H.
Saith infant children OF Smith, ii ed, torn ny susan
Waiting tom who BY Robert Snnh, th'ir GUARDIAN anu
next friend, fainlI',
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! H., w II ttl' hold.n III tn. ii- l,,.
the county Charlotte, the ,' d., d Law and caneeI,
Jordan Black, Patse, Black, Nat,nn,uin u DO, ZOO
m ~ nlSeh " lillian Richardson anu NM fol B5ek
Jordan ilam Jordan Robert Nash and i's i MS vic Charlie,
his wife Thamn s'it i,' We, Aiam puckc md t-
wife, ore aud Elizabeth In,
fandd.
James w. North administrator " i'll, Ia, :, M
lhs@ Jordan dred and Reeves Jordan Mil Ned a Mat
Jordan ROXY Jordan, iaIn Jordan p. I'ual Matthew
deed, ~ ''a h2ifs OF Reeves jordan
I>Cu,x,, - Defendant.
, he defendants Reeves Jordan, Mill, torl. \, =,
dan Folly Jordan, William Jordan Par. matthew Jor-
'oih3i not h1tIns uttered Ier appearance n sally
aet ot Assembly and the rules oftfis Cur, 5 ns 10 the
TO the satisfaction oithe court thai they are no, dleamg
% w., I , tloi, OF the plaintiffs, by counsel IL Of
d'fgd tha lhr sad defendants do appear Iror, t
SAID Court at the courthouse Of the said conn se our
plaintiffs bI and that a@opy Of this orrhc rse,,o til"
sneessisrIy, and posted the from d'r ~ H. ' lNo month,
the said county. \ Copv-T,.te " ''ui'hoesc Of
june J. JRoBINsoN, DC
"
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ihnl MA Ut rules holden IN the clerk Office ,,l =
cH' superior Court OF Law and Chunrtr, for ti ,I-
Y of Nelson, IN the month OF June 1887 " " eoun-
James lopling and William Jopling, executors If l.,
Plainuds
john T.. Fitzpatrick and Flo,d . whitehead n.s,
il CuANCERY.
The defendant John T.. Fitzpatrick, ha, ing entered u,
appearance ana ei'el security, according the ae of -
bly,, and the rules OF thus court, aud appearing h, -,
tory evidence that he Is not nlabum OF TIN, ro
wealth on motion oi the plaintiffs hv their counsel II - W
9fs lhat the sad iendun do appear here on or lor M
INST day OF sent pber term ntXt and answer the bill u, nv
plaintiffs aud that copy OF this order be forhN nh u,t
IN IN iNhchblrs sirsnana newspaper published in The ou
oilNhchhurg ion two months surerssi,cly and unotl -
thereof post nj the front door OF the courthouse Of tins
" on some court day. \ Copy-Tcstr, ~
July 10 ns,
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NOI'i<' A..

SouN TIE subscriber respectfully ao'ih>
81 !: :: !: 4: !: !: : :: !:
Elliott,s livery stabe,) the nralcst and
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REFEss<EEsATORS,

FEW of these desirable aitces,lned with zinc and of
"A host kind, for sale by II. h. RICHARDS & Co
Narrh 30
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Henry Wan-or " aui ierr, aud Bets, hi HI, "ir'
formerly Bcts'y Nail.un Hober Terry. john Slenelm'
}dm'rof ltob Read d1cd. Pad fHlui aad i.tf GarkS'
aln. Defendants,
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TIC tNTItIht upper thH NJ DHChIHIHdII'
onging to the hers of Edward Staples,
deceased, and known by the name OF
STONE WALL MILLS. The prop
cry consists OF one hundred and
seventy Acres Of Land. a large
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Polly Hopkins widow ct jana, Hopkins, L. and Mary
Hopkins, Elijah ii Hopkins, Julloph- Ju iopain- anil
jam, llo2hin-.eidha o TIA. sud jam ilosn>, d'cd,
and Jo / /. .,tNieli, i)et alaul-,
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NKIRGINIA At rules held in the clerks office n,
the circuit superior court OF law and chanrarg or tr
county OF Amherst on Monday the 9TH day ofjune ISL
RoIna l.. Martin, PLAINTIFF
against
James H. Martin, Dele,l,,,
The defendant not la, nE mad HI Appearance and ri4u
security, according 10 the OF Assembly and rules d NM
Court and ita'pearlnI by sat- factory cVd that h.
not mlaIntmt of this country. ordered that rl
sad defendant do appear II tn first la, OF III p
September term and alSM the bill OF the paai md that
copy OF this order BE- iorthN it'll inserted IN ,uur W.
gnian, for months succcssisrlt AMI posted al III, 6,
door OF the tourt-houEc of this
\ tupy-fest,
join III DMpSON GIL
Jul, -.
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July 10

NlRGlNIA:-N court of monthly session held for the
county OF Campbcl at the court-hou~c thereof, on Mon.
ady the l0th da, ot July, 1885,
Henry +. lsarlN, guard o' Ann b. Scott, Plaintiff,
HgIfai
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