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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

NV WAY SHAvINs.-Wo frequently he IT
of your two and three per-cent-a-month chaps, bat
rccollcct hearing Of better share than the
following: dealer in ashes and grease, (ahd of
course slippery fcllow,) went to the house Of a
willow and Inquired if she had any grease and
ashes. ''Dear me, yes" sud the good woman,
''yol'rc jest the man want to sec" Saying
which, she conductc him to her receptacle of
grease, which was large iron pot, and directed
him to weigh it. After he had cmptied the con-
tents into his wagon, he stated the result fo.-
lows. ''Thc pot and the grease weighs thirty
two pounds; the pot eighteen, and the grease
f,urtecn--.hc pot weighs four pounds more than
the grease, therefore there will be nnepcncc COM
inc to me.''-Dedham Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

"IOOL.. WOOL!-The subscriber will paw, the
wv coming season, from 80 so per pound for
all kinds of WOOL tha has been well washed. either on
sleeps back the tub; Other kind will he puf-
chased. WIN. BANCROFT
GLEN Horn, 4,h 1s,, 1887. 13,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

OAn Pairs thick BOOTS, best quality:
6OO For sale by COALE & HAMILTON
RICHMOND, April %, 1887. 13,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
RROADCIOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.

VHVHE undersigned opcnins quantity o. s"pel
80 81 OrIIS And c ASlMERE.S, a. reduced price,
w. Is1- WI & s. L. FOCLkE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14


SPANISH Girls AT TREvENo-- Whenever was
in Picquct at the hill top, used u pass the time
in observing the NOV cmcnts OF the peasant girls
empoyc in carrying up hods Of mortar to the re-
doubt None were above 20 years of age, and sew
cral of them strikingly handsome, with fine Give
carnation complex ons and large sparkling eyes,
shaded by long, dark, and pcnciIled eyebrows. 1t
certainly moved my heart to compassion to see
them filling the hods with their delicate fingers
and toing up the steep ascent with slow but G.
lastic step. Nevertheless they appeared to work,
and, of the fruit!essness of resistance, sub
mitted 10 it with the greatest chccrfulncss, ever
and anon startling the mountain echoes with
merry pcals of merry laughter. Sometimes one
would pause, and, resting the ho1 on her knee,
and looking up with an air Of good-humor vcxa-
ton, say, 'Nucha trabajo, proprecita'' (much
work. poor little things.) until disturbed by the
clamo demand of the Spanish sergcnt for
barro. barro (mortir) Occasionally. after emp
tying their hods, two or three gathered together
in a knot, goss ,ping with one another, or with
the Spanish soldiers at work. and on the first ap-
proach OF the sergent, would start off to their
duty with the speed OF lightning, joking him on
his severity as they passed.
At sunset when the buglc from the town
sounded cessation of labor. the signal was
hailed with loud shouts of delight, that Knocked
the cearncss OF the notes, hoatcd up the valley
and, throwing down their implements, they da.-
ted down the mountain-sde with scrcamsof laugh
ter, pls:ying such joyous gambcls by the side as
were aplcasure to behold.
The New York Courier and Enquirer of yes
terday remarks.--''It affords us pleasure to say.
that the rumo- of General Jlckson's having draft
protested in this city, of his losing large sum
OF money by the failure Of Yeatma,,. Wood & Co,
Of Nashville. or in any other way. is utterly with
out foundation. We have seen a letter from the
old General, in which he says, that for f6nty years
he has not drawn draft upon any person whatev-
er; that he is in no way responsible TO the amount
of dollar. for any person except for the
purchase oftwo or three slaves By his adopted son
and that all the rumors in relation TO his drafts
his endorsements. and his losses are entirely
false aud without the shadow of foundation in
truth
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

New Boot and Shoe MaMuf &c tory.
JUST receiving large and general of Boots
Shoes and Bogans which offer wholesale retail,
the mo~c accommodating terms. Country mercaa
particularly invited CALL stock consists of almost
every article iii s.ade, well the
accommodation COAIE s. HAMILTON
Ap. 22nd, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

NIEN'S and Boys Nip and Calf MoNKoks; Ladies
lvu Kid, Calf and Seal SLrrrEks, SHOES. Doors and
CATERS. For sale by COALE & HAMILTON.
RICHMOND. April %, 1887. l7n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

Commissioners have been appointed b. ,ht
government OF Texas to proceed to this country
or the purpose Of cficcting loan OF S5,00o,e coo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

Flour in P,s,sburg Il down TO four dollars par
barrel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
J. w. BORDEN. Notary public,
md Conyeyanccr, Richmond, Wayne CO. Ind.

lust RECEIVED, THREE PAIR
ID BURR MILI.STONES. Persons wishing to purchas,
viii do we'll call and get choice.
e. & G. MENDENHALL..
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ROOTS AND SHOES

ALL kinds of BOOTS and SHOES made order Inc
shortest notice Home Boots and Shoes, constantly
hand and for sale by COALE & HAMILTON.
April 22nd. 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
pr. RICHARD PRErLOw.

MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of all articles in the above line
offered cheaper ever, at the old stand of
Richmond, May l3, 1897. IRWIN REED.
SPRING FOUNDRY
THE Subscribers having entered into copartnerhip
der the firm of L. f. Jones, Co.. respectfully inform the
public tina, they have established Foundry
side of Richmond, and prepared furnish all kind.
Castings with dispatch, and in the They
viii also furnish patterns il wantcd, fair terms.
/. T.. JONES,
JESSE II. HUTTON.
JOHN VI. HUTTON.
October 22d 1896 42tf
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Mr.. AEFRED HucER, r. NJ. Charleston, =. &.
Dear Sif-Doctor r. Metaucr, Of this place, has bss
called upon by Mr. Montague for letter, which he
the Mothers Cosnfor in all Of hoera ka'e
confidence may Be placed in any statement the ao.sof
give ON any subject, He physician Of skill and -
perience and prae:sd in this town with great
Nv beliefs that the rlDdcine will recommend ITSELF
consider j, valuable medicine, and have obt 81 ~ -
ing certain remedy in affections II sb- bossis Vrfy0
ef ''' THOMAS SHORE, r. NJ.
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Ees'EEe'Ei.

N \ the 18Th of November, 1885,. shall sell 10
~ the highest bidder, ou the Mountain Pl.nia.
ton OF Parson Win rson decd, in l,r,orl COUNTY,
the crop OF Corn, Olts, 70 i,lcr and Siuich>--tis
stuck Of Houses, Cows, Oxen. Hog pl,nt,rion [.
trn>is, Nc. and the aOlh. | snail sell At the
Mansion house oi the deceased, the crop ii toru
ptl,, oddcf aud Shue hs--t stoch pt lur,.s C,n.
oxcn. Hogs, Sheep, Planatati,n ttcIsiI>. llnu.r.
hGown on the day OF sale.
All persons hayn. claims against the s,il estate
ATE requested IL brn. thru iarNari. "rl an rnrl-
ca'cs rs may make arrangements L pa, lilru ulf,
li tose thai III t,eb 10 ih' sid estate ne
questcd To come forward ard Iahr pay liitn 4, no
further indulgence can b. gIrrn.
JOSEPH MiI.kER>oN. Eftt,ior.
October % ",
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.S'ssEg' q! % DFb,%,

sloFsNGas d " Arson

\ RE Now opening At thrjr CASH STORE, a
/ large and general assortment Of FAIs N
WINTER GOODS, purchased in tho Northern
Markets NJ aecoa Tor CASH, all of which they are
determucdto SCH at nuchlowcr prices Than the same
qualities were ever oticled IN tins market
Nelcspectlully ash eaii lom all persons wishing
to buy, as we viii take pleasure III exhibiting our
Guods Whether W sell them or moi.
ghs follow ins IA fr,s ,i,c articles comprising
Stack
Cloths and Gas>imefes, all coloIs and prices,
Sauincts, blue. MIXED aud striped,
kentucky Jeaus, allrgc lot,
fl1nnels all color. lvrIy ehcapl
FulleA Cloths, 3 4 and 6-l wide,
T"llled Jeans good article for Negroes Clothes.
l.iasey, "a ant Ii, solid aud striped,
Merpo Citca>>itns.
Beachcd Gouons. serl cheap,
Brown do do
Silks bark and cnercd.
French Bombazines,
French worked Collars, cheap
Blankets "a large lo,l some very large ior Boat Gov
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eEsEi.sg' CASH AUCTION
Esys,E, fsf5fbEkS.

rH'lE subscriber takes pleasure IN informing tllc
n public HAT he isnow receiving his FALL g.
WINTER StPPLY or GOODS, the whale of
which was bonalt tor CASH At auction and private
sales in the Nefhefn tlljrs. principally IN \. orb
aud c feels site IN SAYING, that he will be able 10 offer
some OF tie eheapes Goods ever seen in tins market
OF even ia this State. lie respectful, invites buyers
10 call and examine for themselves. Great induce
ments will be offered IN desirable aud cheap Goods
10 tufn man, into Nancy possible. His assort-
mcnt consists ~ pan OF The following Articles:
\ large assortment Of suprr6ne aud extra supellaihe
blue, black, aud oolufed Cloths, certainty lower
than they We're ever known
Pilot Cloths. very loe,
Cissineits tlom 81 ! els. mp,
Good negro Blankets from - cts. 81 90,
superior Bed Blankets,
Nrsrp Clothing of different kinds,
\ hrse asSoftucut ol black Bombazincs very cheap
sonr very good At 81. double width,
Extra fuc oolorrd Bombazncs,
Extra fine bloch Ch3Iley,
PhnanG f. GhllIry-,
Mcuho Cneas,iaus lar.e assortment, Il very cheap,
Read French Alorino, eoad assortment,
Chatey Netiun nes sNlr and very cheap,
\ LARGE a. soflinrnl Of English aud American lcncS,
great hafsairs, eoud bew S',le At els. and very
handsome. n one shrllns.
Eeti French tJlo6ts dslk anl ttl poitenis ( wide.
= e>. ta354 rr ~ only one hill the usual pfice,
\ h1ge a,saumcaf 81 M1trrits. druash Nefrens,
and al Mad pi Nuslta-, ani olhet goods Ior Cur
iaIhz,
\ afes as ott'neat of whitc' and coloted Cotton
fou-s-, Moteicd and stik ftinsr- of ne" sl,les,
Ion tuttanis. Ne
Slk. Cotton. Norslcd, Mciiuo, Lambs Wool and
Mohatf Hosiery. 81 al kinds.
10 pieccs al SILKS and Sains LARGE and very SPLEEN
did assortment unusually low consisting OF every
description OF Silks and SuIus. ollhc most modern
stNt,,
Between one aud two hundred dozcn Emey Ilnkf's
md Sha"l4 of the nrwesi styles, aud very cheap,
6om l2i Cts. ~.
Ne" STYLE Scotch Moriuo Robtoy Shawlrs and plaid
dc,
Oue Cartoon splendid thenrll Shawlr>, : 70 aud 900
unes reduced TO -lT,
kntne yam al le. black, mixed, red, and red and
white ui alqunlties,
\ very ltseassotment ot Paper lIaneincs Cor walls
aud wtaaa blinds. and large assurtinsnt OF L apcr
ioficuae. Pa,ei Iloelug' worth rom 81 cts.
piece Ia II - Sc.
4 large assortment Of tie newest style plain Snaw
BaaHots White and rolaled,
New STYLE Bonnet R,b'nds. very handsome,
large a-sorfmeliaf i'ut G1pcs. very low.
\ afge assortment ri ludia Rubber APRONS.
Together with almost every other article IN the Dry
Goods Inc. All of"hjch will he sold IT unusually low
Iriees for G@sb. Tie goods viii certainly SPEAK tor
themselves. T.. B. ESTES.
Oct lG
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EsFsy GOODS K'OEs CAsgs.

fENllE subscriber. IN order to give their customers
L. great bargains have determined to sell exclusive
~ FOR q a s. fs. Their .g'E;gg' e-OGFss me
daily arriving and from tho prices below there is no
mistake"
Calicoe> from q, s 10, to l24 cts. very good from
l24 cts. to Is.
Doncs,cs at the low price 81 CTS. very SUPERIOR
- and A, 10 In lab cts.
Cirrassians, Isl TO p aud 80 cts,
Beautiful Jacquard Nerinocs, Is CTS. to 81
With 4 Host of other GOODS which will Shortly
appear. ROBINSON x ELLIOTP.
October 9 Is
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ksE,,FIDEsS5..
YzAssTgS. A9sDA DNVSS.

i 4 Az f. removed hcir establishments TO the House
d Il recently occupied by Mr. Il. u. NouelI. .oppo-
site Mcssrs. II! +. Richards & Co. Hard ware Siolc
whef, they respectfully invite their friends and the
public 10 eitethem a call, and examine then large
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS &c. &c. to which they daily making
very interesting additions.
Dctobrr %
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Chinese Mulberry, &c.

FHNHE subscriber will have for sale, this Fall the
l. WOr;s MuIticaulis or Chinese. Null
berry Cuttings. pr ducHg leaves i'nn to 10 in
ches in Observation-Disclosures the Morus Alba or
White Italian Mulberry Seeding 1lccs-w hich will
be sold very accommodating terils.-Also a large
supply ofthe large White2 Crop StfE Worn,
Eggs. Apply at the Office of the Lynchburg.Nir
gilman, where spec linen Of the Silk made this sea
son. may be seen. MIR. James Gamewcll. al the
Mulberry Farm, TWO miles from Lynehburg, on the
Amherst Courthouse road.
r.. FLETCHER Il Co.
Aucust3l is
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S.Gg.El OK LAND
2 .g'Ee ~ II G. ~ O & 6 .

- URStANf 10 Il decree ii the county court OF
Camphe!l, pronounced the oh day OF October,
1887. the und 'ylgncd, - commissioner of said court
viii proceed to sell, by WAY ct public auction, on Fr-
day the 18th dry OF Novemhernexr on the premises,
the lama and S::g.es devised and bequeathed
by the last viii anl testament Of Henry Edison de-
ceased, 10 las wiie Jane Edison during her natural
life aul oi@hich said ine Ejdsondrd possessed The
!SL.g 80 w he sold on credit Of twelve months
and the E..S.{'fs on credit Of ono. two and three
wears. The purchasers wi! qurcd to give bonn
with good security, and from He purchaser or rur-
claserS o the ECtss6 the legal tile thereof viii be
withheld uuril the purchase money be paid.
JOHN ROSSER, Jr. Conn.,
Otlnher lG Ids
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EXECUTORS SALE.

l SHALL proceed to SELL on "Wednesday the l5il,
Il day oil November next at the late residence VI
Craven Horton, nearly On the public road. on r i"
Creek, leading from Adams Tavern to New Lon
don, the stock of Cattle, Horses. Hogs and sheep
Plantation utensils and crop o; Torn. Fodder Oars
Nc Nc. Among the Stock there i, Il fine young
Stallion five years old of good bood-two eoou
yoke of Oxen several good milc Cows. aud u variety
OF other fine stock: between twenty and INN.
sheep: Wagon and Cart &c. &c.-Ternhs OF "a
viii be for the Curn, casi--all other articles VIII Dc
sold on credit Twelve lnonis, bonds with good ST.
curiiy, when the purchase amounts Ia eore lh'''
i've dollafs-ior sums under five dollars. cash WI "
required. LAW RENEE \. HORTON EF".
eflrarca Hpffoa. dfea
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$50 eeliNS ARD.

Ed ANYWAY from the subscriber living in the
a county OF pitsy vana, 10 or l2 miles south OF
Wards Bridge, onthe cad of May -, NEGRO
MAN NAMED HENRY, about IS Years Of age
large and likely. HENRY formerly belonged 10
Mr.. Nm. c. Eetwich Of Bedford county, aud is
well acquainted in the neighborhood Of mir. VIM
Galloway. The above reward v i'll be gwen to ANY
person who will apprehend and conine him in ia
SO that get hin, again.
JOll'i F.. FITZPATRICK.
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H.sb9EA HERE,

~0I S9reTs az bargains purchased at
b .focsiom-Now coming up the River, evsfv
day, Good>, at halii price formerly paid Tor them
We are determined on holding ont great induce
ments FOR CAsu. ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT.
October - Is
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New BLACK Sss.skS,

EpLACk GRO DE NAP SILK, at % cts per
ap yard, very fine at IS cts.
Black Italian SILK very rich, At 81 90 per yard,
Black Gro De Pans, OF Black Gro De RING, very
SUPERIOR al - l2a cts. per yald.
L. i. ESTES.
October % At
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kl.S'ETYEvG s.sE..s,s, Sc. Sc.

Bj'ST received. asfnall lat Of three threaded Eag
~ is'l afas aud Wosted, beautiful aud scarce A.
tlclrs.
Cradle aud Crib Blankets.
Moaaif, Wprslcd, Cotton aud Silk Hosiery, &c. &c
MARTIN. WARD 4 DAVIS.
October - Is
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Loafaul Brown Sugars. Tea, Coffee, Salt Sole
Leather, lndieo and Madden, Raw Cotton and
spun, Wines, Brandy aud Rum, Ginger, Pepper
and Spice,
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hANss e,spss SALE.

~ Tuesday the 18th day Of November, 4a1
y there will be odd, upon the prense', ii publit
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GEsE.gg Es.ssG.sR.s's z'sDEs a'AgE.

a GOOD assortment of extra 6ne figured
n Challcys, At the very low price of % cents per
I'd. a very fashionable aricie. f. b. ESTES.
October o6 Al
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POLITICAL.


PROTESTED ny SOME LArr 2uraN> fiawGRs.
raa<- iew pale autumn flowers,
iioa beautiful they are
Than all ha,went t,iore.
Ihaa all the summer siarc,
How loysliel iar!
Aud ~ht i--They arc ia Iast
III, last, the lasri the last
Oh. b il,a, little wor,i.
How nan, ioueatsars stiffsi
That sistraf ths past
Pal. flowers. Pale rerishioe fawers'
Nc re types Of p,,se oas thing.
Types Of rhosc better moments.
That fit like lies csjoymsnts,
GA rapid, rapid Nings.
Last hoars With parting deaf one.
THAT time the fastest spenhs.l
Last tears insiieuec shed.
Last words half uttered
Last looks OF d inr lricmls.
Who bni would fam compress
A Ifs into day.
Thc last la, spent with one
Who, ere The morrow 5
Aust leave Us, and tot aye
oh, precious pracipns moments
Pale flowers Sc re types Of thase.
The saddest s@cc,est denrcet
Because, Ike those, the nearest
To all eternal c'osr,
Pale flowers! Pale pershing aoNers
Iwoo your gentle breath
leave the summer rose
For Younger blither bro~s
Toll mr ofclianso aud death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

The rates OF Insurance ae rs low as any III. T.
rcd States. For SIS 10, person aged 30 MAJ,
secure 1000 to his representatives or cr,di,,r.
he should die within the year.
iit terms ON winch ann"t'es are granted, A..
favorable 10 the annititant than III any ,,L ~
fee il tbs couniry-A person GO years OF 40, ,,
be paid SO So for life FOR every 500 dcpos,trd win,
the Company.
The endowmeuis are on the same plan For Slim =,
paid n the birth OF child, ii will pay SlC9, ,tb. A.,
tain the a2e OF 81
The Company viii also receive none, for
ani pay ID per cent. Interest, semi-,nne all, or
pound IL that rate.
CDicc, 81 Second Street, BaiGmorr
JOIN J. DONALDSON Pce,i1,t
j |. ATKINSON, Secretary.
The undersigned Is appointed agent of the BALI.
more Lille INSURANCE. Company, and will s,, an,
information to persons wishing make insurance,
CHARLES l.. MOSHy
srpt.7 WI.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT At Rules held ia tin. CLERK.
Office oftie Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance.
r for the county OF ilaa in The month Of Octob 1887,
liehfF DAVIS, Plainii1,
against
William Baird aud Richard '. Watkins, Det,nlsptl
Is CHANCERY.
Tie Defendant Williams Baird having entered his np-
pcaance and given security according tn, Assnhi,
and the rules OF this court and appearing by tsactor,
donce, that he is not an nabant OF this Conmonw eu II
ordered, That the saia Defendant Baird do appear before
our judge of onr said Court III first day oihe next term
aud answer the plaintiff bill and that n ropy OF this ord n be
forthwith inserted III the nchburg Nreinau two months
sccessFeN and posted nj the iontdocr OF the courthouse
this county.
Copy-Tesc,
NM HOLT, OK.
oct l. w2m
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Tie dsfniants Robert rnoekmorton, Mary Ihrocknor
ton aa Liulehery Watts and Elizabeth lis Vile not
having entered their appearance, aud given security,
dug the act Of Asscmh, and the rules of ais Court AMI
app arng by satisfactory evidence, that the, IN
hlitint. of tins Commonwealth motion OF the p,ai;n
eounse isordartl that the said d,fnans do APP
here the first dav Of the April term and
tn plaintiff bill and that copy of this order he forthwith III
ii in the lynclhurg Nrgian for months
= aud pos the front door OF the conrtousc Of this
r.. y topy-lcsie, =
WM. HOLT, Clefk.
Oct. 81 w1i
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Oct. 70

a iRG1SlA, wIr:tt mlrs holden in iis Clerks OF
flee ottAe Circuit superior Court of Law and CHANGER,
for the county OF iaiaS, In the month OF October 1877
John otchec, John llritton and John Stcsa Plrtle,
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ATIRGtNt-At rules held in The Clerks Oic,. oijs Cir
Superior Court OF Law and Chanrery, Tor the
y Of Amh'rt, Aonday, h' ih day ots 'euber, 1897
Hem, /. RIOS, Plaintiff
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Mary Ihrocbmofton Iitlcb,irY Waits aud Elizabeth his
if, Robert fhroekmoron Cahaue 1horkmofton, Nars
rochmorton, Martha ffuckmortou, Henry Iiroch
ehard fhroctmuron Sarah fhroclnoron Ind Mary Hail.
Deisndnuit.
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The defendant hhnr Sisson, hovins ciI ned hS nl
enrnee and sccnrts ace4tng to the ACT o Assembly
aud the rules of tins cortland itappcHne b. sal factory -
ieuce tai h inhabiluat o this il i ordered
TINT The said defendant do appear her thu first dar al the
nest April term, md answer the bill Of the untent tiat n
copy this order forthwith in .crcd in the snrhhurs N
ean for months successfully, and post at the lrat door
ol the courthouse Of this county. Atopv--fest'
ROBERT riNSLEf, CLERK.
Oct. 70 WIN
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NlHnn |IIJ0Hn JHm0s v. II1deu. \ 'liIr3 " II1d'n
Echad =. iiul u, samuel rarIt aad J sna i- w.t.
us lau ilar, Chara. ANTHONY and u tt his wife, for
mte Martha lIad.n, MARY Jones, Juln H. ii,nl and
ftha biz VII. No Arnold and alaaa lii ,it1, jam H.
llonfn. uua 1ascat = He'd N aud Madison ladr them
o,hfi ..t sl n Admin -tlars OF B1aaan Hd'u ,,oa
sod, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
NI3GlN!A At K les hid in the Ci,ra' Oiiae oi vi
son Count, Coarl, IN tn ..ontl Of SstaaJer, 1887
John Iuc.si pisinT

VIRGINIA = st K les hid in the Ci,ra'. Ol:e of i
son COUNTY Court III tn aoni!l Of September 1857
John P"t.st, rianii.r
against
,soi puc jr., Nathan Lolita. administrator uf iacu1
pucA deceased James Harris and i.u, hs W.T. lr.
nar, iu.y faeke', William llni-, Aau., Nh Il T. io,-
nl.r. Nancy Purhet, teur-c Williams anil sally his wiic
ornsry Iry Pm h,t John J. Parry ami T. ii, hi w.t. or-
ny. Polly P6chcr, Beaun3 TI> lur und Patsy his VII,
formerly Pats, putAet, Melon Wright aud Fr,nee his II,
formerly frances Puckct, hancis Tma'll aui idg,d h.,
VIE a-r, Nldr'd PA ht Nathan l.pltu, John j. ii4r-
grove and FLOYD = Whitehead, late merchants parti,r-
trading under II fra and STYLE OF l.oiu ilargrNe& ca,
and ..pi. II G. tutr', Dtitnl:nt
X tHASsERY.
Tn, De nins jacob Pu,het Jr an Nancy Wheeler not
h,i ld'i appearance aal ,itsa 'cui,, uccurii1s
1, Glert uf nail, ,gut III rS oi lii atd aHr-
in- :. -o'slJ! 81! N, tIat In. inl,abi.
ts .oHlif it Is ordered, lstti7 sJi Defendant,
do dplt,r her tn ioatIh Monday Nov .nbsr X and
answer the iii oi the ia'l aa tIiato copy II tbs order
be forthwith lsrIt IT II tn i..ne hrg Fir- aitl news
PHp.r pah, IN tom Il Lynchbur!, 1rtw mon
shsts an another COP. ii rs5 tn rsol posted tn front
door OF Il rpanlolss oft' county, t1ltt lu.
\ Gcm-F,>t',
Sr. GARLAND, Clsrs.
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tbn.r 81 son. Ihouas v Eubank ~heriof Amherst couty
and such Administrator Of irp, Sisson. deed " ianr
=. Siason and Maria Sissun DEFENDANTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

VIRGINIA VI rules held in the cIr's OIice OF the tn-
crit Superior Court Law and ElanrrY, for the county
,ldi ON Tuliafro Plaintiff,