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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE.
a GREEABLY 10 an order Of Il

4 GREEABLY to an order OF tho
~. Probate Court Of Holmes County,
nude on the first Monday Of December
1888, for the sale Of the real estate OF
David Ford, dec'I i will sell to the highest
bidder on credit of one and two years,
the following lands, viz: the north half OF
east half and north hall Of west half OF
northeast quarter Of section 6, township
l3; also southwest quarter and east halt
of northeast quarter and south half Of
west half Of northeast quarter of section
81; the west half and north half of east
half OF southwest quarter and west halt OF
northwest quarter Of section 80 the south.
west quarter Of section %, and the west
holfo section 81, township l4,all Of range
two east. The above described land is
well improved, about 200 acres of open
land: good gin with mill attached,
other buildings in proportion, and first rate
water. To be sold at the Court House in
the town Of Lexington, on the first Mon
day Of February 1889.
e. L. FORD, Adm'str.
Dec Is e. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

,he orator carry these things as far as the
actor. vet the actors art Is often advanin-
geous 10 him. TO acquire the voice and
action of which have just spoken, the
debating society is an excellent theatre.
The speaker must be collected or he
cannot command the facts, arguments and
illustrations pertinent to the subject, with
which his mind may be perhaps full. II"
be 80 he must accustom himself to speak
inc in public. by practising public speaS-
;nS he becomes greater proficient, just
az he would in dancing, boxing or aty-
thing else. In debating societies the dis
nutan,s engage in minnie and mock bat
lies Of words. Here they learn to dart
the lance and hurl the javelin with unerr-
mo aim, to thrust their antagonists aud
marry their blows. The skill here gained
ihey may in after life when engaged in
battles hot and real, use with signal effect.
MANY men are nearly as unconscious
Of The strength of their own intellect, a.
the earth of the fire that burns within ITS
/ bosom. Thinking their capacities are
merely ordinary, und that It is therefore,
Inpossible for Them to achieve much, II
any thing, in science, literature, politics,
\ or eIoqueuce. They make but l''le ex-
i er,ion to improve what talents they pos
n sess; few will toll if they expect to reap
N NO harvest. In debating societies they
n ma, discover the extent Of their abilities,
he thereby induced to cultivate them, and
n Consequently win for themselves enduring
N pIo,y and rcnown. Burke, of Great Brl-
u Ton, and Clay. of this country, made their
n first great speeches in debating societies.
II men whose speeches will be READ with de-
light, whilst our language Is understood
and true eloquence admired. Who can
saw how much they owe to these societies
III might recount more names OF both,
81 the ilIusrious dead, aad living in support
4 Of debatieg societies. ] will, however.
q mention only one; franklin, than whom
u no country ever produced wiser sage.
II Young men of Lexington, revive the
n Erosophlun Society; eng'g with spirit
q in It's debates, and YOU will soon have in.
\ dlvidual improvement, stronger "rgi
4 men, than any can offer in favor of lis
II utility. a.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

IN pursuance Of an order from the Hon.
Il The Coun Of Pro! ae of Holmes
: o"nly, we shall prore,d to sell TO tn,
niehes' bidder nj public query, on the 1t
hiondav IN January 1899, Zine seventh
"ay 81 The monthly At the late resi- ence
OF Hiram Davidson, decd. five miles cas-,
OF L"Xing'on. The real aud personal
property, he longing in fee simple t. said
'st' ne, consisting ot 81 acres of land, move
or less, and number of likely and vl IA
Vie Negroes; household aud kitchen lurn-
ture; also the crop Of corn and fodder.
Terms of le:-Six monis credit; the
purchaser giving note with two good and
approved securities no property delivered
until the terms Of sale be complied with.
JOHN DEAN. }
DENNIS HOPKINS, A''"r'
SNA DAVIDSON, Almx.
I
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Probate Court,
HoLMFs CoUSTY Dec term l82S

HOURS Cousrr Dec. term 1858
a GREEABLY TO an order If The
"a Hon. the Probate Coult Of said
county, obtained at The December term
1888 thereof. Noice is hereby gwen to
all persons interested in the lands, ,ene-
mens, and herediiaremenis Of William
.llainev, 'lec'l, to be and personally appear
tet,re the, said court on the first Monday
If + brnrv, 1889 There and then tn
sh Nv cause, II any they can, whynn order
sho lid not he grated for the sale Of the
following lnnas, to wit:-'he North half
Of the Est half of he Norlh ives, quarter,
aud the North half If the Yves half of the
Northeast quarter of section number ten,
township fifteen, of range two, east; the
real estate &c said deed. 1t having been
suggested TO the court nv the adminisira-
r.. ihnt it viii be to The illeres, of the
leg teps TO sell the same.
WITNESS, Hon. N. f..
Kives, Judge "f Prnhaies for
l.. 5. SAID county, the LIST Monday
Of December, 1888, and seal
of said court.
ISSUED ION Drcemb,r, 1898.
w. A. PURDOM, elk.
Manchest Gazette. publish i weeks
and charge Admini.lrnt, r..
D,r15 6a-s1
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ! Probate Court,
Halm"sCouatv, Nov term 1888
A GREEABLY to an order of the
"a Hon. the Probate Court of Holmes
County obtained Ut The November Tarm
1888. thereof; -Noire is hereby given 10
all persons interested in The lands tene-
menis and her.di,aments OF Sohman
Sprawls deceas I'd 10 he and personally 10
appear befnre the said court in Lexington
on The Is, Monday Of January 1899; then
and there tn show cause if any they eau
why an order should not be made Tor the sa
oi The renl estate OF said decedent, lying
and being in said county, known as The
North West quarter Of section number
twelve il Township numlier fourteen OF
Range number four Easi. lthasing been
Suggested 10 the Court that it will be TO
the intercs, of the heirs OF. The deceased
TO sell said lands-.-
Witness Hon. N. E REEVES.
Judge ofProbate for sal coun.
LIS. ~ the lst Monday OF Novem.
s. hcr A. ID. 1888 and seal of said
Court
lissned 9Th November 1888.
w. A. pURDOM Clerk.
November 90, 1888, 2-6w
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

TRUSTEES SALE.

@AN the first Monday in January 1899,
W bring The 7lh day Of The m nth, We
shall prnrcei to sell al the late resi!enre
"f Hiram Davidson, decd, the plantaii n
wherein he resided, 6 miles east uf Lex.
inglon. and known rs The "Spaiks and
Floyd MIL Tract.') Sail lrrct of land
contains 235 acres, more or less. well i'm
proved. 1t a!so contains go,d gin. hons,',
srrew, press, &c, nearly new: a good
dwell'ag and all other necessary and con.
venIent ont ho'Is,s, orchard, 81. nj ,si
OF the land is creek bottom, and Of snperior
quality.
Also six likely and valuable Negroes,
and all the stock and farming utensils
consisting Of mules, horses. hogs, oxen
lows, &C.; wagg ms, carts, ploughs, &c
Terms cash, in good rnrren, money.
We will convey sn"h little rs is invested
IN us, as trustees, which we believe to bt
perfectly good.
ROBT. COOK, ,r
LEWIS g. GALLAWAY, '' o
Dec. Is 3w=--5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
SHERIFFS' SALE.

y,. ven. exrons Peturnable To TIolme
A. II. Campbell, Circuit Cont, April
Samuel Wells, & term, 1889.
Daniel Reed.
'MRY virtue Of the aDove stafed case To
ES me directed, | will offer TO the
highest Lilder for cash, before the Courl
House dooi, in the town of Lexington, on
the third Monday of January next, one
half Of LOT number los, the undivided in
leres, OF defendant Wells, lying aud stu
a,ed IN The town ct Lexington, and better
known us Wells lot; this l4ih Dec 1888.
!. w. PICKENS, Sheriff.
By Z. PuRSSELL, Opt. Sh'f,
Dec. Is tf-5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Ill b OLIVER

ATT RNEY & COT ysELLoR At Law,
Has perniua'cly located himself ~ ihf
Town OF Franklio, Miss. and is nov
prepared to transact any professional In
siness in the sevral courts Of Holmes anF
tho adjacent Counties. Office FrankIin,
Miss, Dec. IS 4w-5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
BANK OF LEXINGTON, J

De,enber ~, 1888.
AIOTlCE is hereby given that an eler-
"a ton for Eleven Directors to serve
I the ensuing year will be held at the
Banking House On Thursday the 10Th
Law of January 1880 he'w en- the hours Of
10 Ock A. NJ. and 2 O'ck P. NJ.
Bv order Of the ,ard,
A. II. McKiNSTY, Cashier
Dec. Is 2w-5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

HOUSE Il SIGN PAINTING.
YEN J. TRlCE A. Nj. "fiers his servi.
u Q ccs IL N CI,izens Of Lryingt n
and the adjace', Towns. H. is now pre-
pared TO do any work in his lIoe OF bust
ness.
n b Discount Of his deh'sis good pay,
Dec. Is tl-S.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
S FATE OF MIS- >iSSlPPI,I Pfojate Court,

STATE o or csI lnslfrl be oIs so, GS s1s
"A GkEEABLY TO an order OF the
IA Hon. The Probate Courl Of Holmes
County. Miss, obtained at the December
term 1888, of said court. Notice is here
by given to all persons interested ia the
lands, ,enements, and hered,aremenis IF
VI 'lcolm Dent decd, TO he and personally
appear before the SAID Probate Court, on
the first Monday of February, 1899, then
and there to show cause, if any they can,
why an order should not be made tor The
sale Of an undivided half of lnls numbered
seventy five, (75l SEVENTY. -four, (74) sixty
sven, (67) and six'y-ri9hl, (jS) IN the
town nf Lexington, Miss. together with
the oppurlenanrcs thereunto belonging,
real estate IF said decd. 1t having heen
suggested to the court by the adminisira.
tor OF id dc d, tha. it will be TO The in.
terest Of the lega,ees to sell The same.
WITNESS, Hon. N. f.
Rives. Judge Of Proba,es for
LIS. sand county, the first Monday
of December 1888, and sea-
Of said court.
ISSUED 10Th December, 1888.
w. A. PURDOM, elk.
Manchester Wing, publish 6 weeks
ard charge Administrator.
Dec. Is 6v-5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
Cotton Land and Negroes at
Public Sale.

TE ME SUBSCRIBERS being DESTROYS 10
u close their connection in the culture
nl Cotton, will offer for sale on the premi.
SEES Tuesday the 18th Of January next, to
hehighest bidder, they plantation on Ho-
uey lslard, Holmes County, Mississippi,
h-ee miles from the town Of Tchula, con-
taln'ng G40 acres, 400 of which are under
fence and in cultivation, with a Gin, Mill
Negroe Houses, &c. AS it respects
quality and location, the land is not sur.
passed by any on the Yazoo River. Also,
rs likely, aclimated negroes, consislngof
men, woman, boys, and girls; rome ex-
ceeding 80 years Of age --abont 300 bush
els Of corn; horses, mules, Jorge stock
hogs and cat,le.amnng which there are
some fine mich COWS, 3 yoke Of oxen, l
good wagon and farming utensils Of every
description.
T'herms Of S,e:-For the lind, one.
third Of the purchase money in hand, the
alance ontwo equal annual payments.
For the negroes, stock, corn. and farming
utensils a credit of IL months, the purcha.
ser giving bond and approved security.
ANY person wishing to examine The pro-
per'v before the sale can do 81 nv applying
to Elliott, Galloway s. co. Tchula or ons
IF the parties on the place.
CEEEB MORLEY
LLOYD WARFIELD,
SAMUEL THEABALD.
Fov. y, 1888. E 2-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
NOaice!!.

A IL those indel,cd 10 the late firm Of
A- Dori am & Oey ,hv noe or account
ne poll'el, requested t. caii and settle, as
10 longer indulgence will be given. All
dues uiiho,t aisermiaa,ion will be pui out
~ 2sth insl. Cor collection.
THOMAS DURHAM.
T.r~ing'on, Drcen,her 4. 1888 4-3v
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
CONTEYANCING!i

CONFEYANCING!!
AEEDS. Mo Cages, Articles of agree
E wmenl, Deeds orTrust and Convey
,nelns of III kinds prepared in strictly
legal form g. wilhsne Utmost promp'itlde,
at The Probate Office, Lexir gtop Mi. by
w. A. PURDOM.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

NO rlCE---'Ihe Undersigned Admins
AVA ,rarix md Adminstr. tors of the estate Of
Duke W wiltshire, deceased. will at-the next
January Term of the Probate Court OF Holmes
COUNTY, present their account OF said estate for
6naI settlement, aud allowance and surrender
their letters Of Administrators.
MARY TlLMAN, Adm'x.
y. WILTSHIRE. Admir-.
T.. +. DELOACH, Admir-
WILLIAM TILMAN,
Adm'f in right his wife.
Dec. 15-5 2,y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ! Probate Court,
lIoImFs CouNrY. Der. term. le3s.
A GpEEABLY to m order "i the
"A Hon. the P,ohate Court of Holmes
County, Miss, obtained at the Decemie
term, 1893 ii said enurt. n. tee is hereby
riven to all persons Interested in the
lands, ,enemnnts and heredto,iments nt
Pet r X j losie. dec' 10 be and personrll,
apDear before the said court. on The frs
No day oF January lS3o-lhen and
here to show cause. if any they can, why
m order sh aid not be granted for the sale
af the y rh half Of Iol numbered Eighty.
four. (9i) IN the town Of Lcyingion, Miss
together with The appearances theren to
belonging. II having been snagese ed !"
The court bv the Executor Of the last vii
and Testament (nunrunntive) Of the deed.
that it will he TO the Interest Of the heirs
and creditors Of the tcstator, TO sell the
same.
WITNESS, Hon. n. +.
Rives. Judge II Proha'es fo'
L. 8. said county lst Monday Of
December 1889, and sal o
said court.
ISSUED 10Th December 1893.
w. A. PURDOM, Ok.
Manchester Wing publish 6 weeks
and charge executor.
Dec. Is 6w--5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
Notice..
FOUND.

FOUND.
A receipt for collecting receip, on a
Attorney. The owner can have the sane
ny identifying it aad making application
a. this Office and paying for this adyer-
'tisement y
Lexington Dec.s 1888.
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Trr rxrlorss rxrrprrros.-we EARN that

Tnr Exrior1s. rxr1rfrlos.--We Earn that
new t'en'ty has afisen. - the character ai The
se>st. intended u eumpa.e t4e squadron ier lbs
expedition. According 10 the last plan, u Is TO b.
tednced 10 slnop OF waf; one slnp Of about sie
fous, tfbe Rsi'sf;l enc btig and the sehnauer n
ie In The opinion Of Captaia keafney, l"ho h'd
lectp'ed the command a;,t Captain loacs's fclire
sieni,1 an1 the rIherr. Hssurlalrl vith hfu thrte
eoaid n.t b.. en- ba3fd thee sf-sels, sufficient ae
o.a.uoiaien fr ~ lsigr .cle.ahe rurfs as thH
pppntrl hy lie p,rsldtuf. W feeIe' 10 add thn
Captain ae.eg. on tbs Ia.l iast.at, resigned fhe
eoaanand al lle squadron, acd that as ri snaioe
as been .eeeptcl Nat, Int
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EXHIBITION or TIE uEAr AND DUNE

II was our intention, ye> eddy, 10 notice 1be ,5-
eftstng exhibition. "hen taoa Lace IN III llai oi
the House Of De,osuea on "Wednesday i4,lnl
otihe educated ded-ma.e ,li'drru tao IA NV \ o..
nov 10 tbs cty, tn chuge ul Iheutcachcl NJ. l. an
ard. The hal! VAS thtauetd 10 tAtess. aud ra,ly
has so hge an assembly. on any occastan, rNprfIvu-
eel more universal qualifications from any public en-
tertannent. The putpo.e 81 tile cXbll,lun. IS oh
senedby Mr.. Barnard, IA ms HtroUurtors iemai.s
was 10 prove, not that the deal aud dumb NAV bl.
made u suiptsS other chldte, bur HIT the, nav be
placed upon level wiIi ill., ans from cal,ItIron
ouly just Superior 10 that al Jht bfutr cte on mace
'nte ltgrnr. RATIONAL aud siofd b.lb-s Eac cg.-
dehee OF hs possibility, ia.H shed by ia. eallbalon
seemed 10 be IL ann as could be desired.
The eXtfest, consisted. first, ln aHeAtHpllf.aII5n
al some Of lhe processes OF Instruction. m winch
thr ~ Ell hide gnls were bluu.lit tInafd: and
a'ef"drdr' III written Hatd'1yes, communicated Ia
the pupils by Signs. and IN In.slrline. :, aasfi,l,
anu ans"et. lhre 3aung nel were III. roda1 ed e.,
sustain tins par oi TIE Examinations 1a,u1tpllt,
to question: proposed 10 lbeA were prompt. I4.cl,.
loas and amusing. though marked by some pecu.rn.
tiles oil Ian. hae.
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rH'IlE sub.eth,is have on haad large Stock Of
Point, Dodle R.sr X Whitney Blankets, black
and eut ENGLISH Mcrmos, some eXu1 quality,
blue, blac, aud auey eol'rI Cloths, very Large as
sulllurut Of our lanuartJtlaa some o which uc
OH the finest qualify imported, aud heus determined
iu irdute the stock. putch1scr-. may expect great
bargains. JAMES {. Hunt < CO.
Dec
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l7 THE large BRICK TENEMENT torner
f.siiii " oecnpi. by foufqmean x Palmer AZ 4
----A Dug store, between Martin, Ward x D.,
vs. by Good store and Thurman x Sehool6r,ds
Hand Ware EstbIshueuL-Appyl 10
fUURQl REAN'& PALMER,
Sign q tte Black By qaa liyr,ar.
November 20
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NEW LONDON ac.DE7Ey.

'EtlE rex session q the New Loudhu Aeaden',
d vail commence Monday, January ljlh. aaa
'rili rnninue six months Il IS earnestly requested
That Pupils eyietias lot the term. should be 1t the
Aeadcnv on the 18th.
Bearl % per month. B.lIns furnished BY tbs
Student.
fniti1n--Fn-Iish. g pr maoith.
Language. Including French = per
D. :. OLIPHANT. Prnarai.
December = Law As
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crocrHr Il COMMISSION uo.sE

rHiuE .JAseuher having purchased lie -.0.k %,
The Ire dfuo Narsh 3 RHfeb wrn caut.',.s.
lie Grocery all Commission Bas,nrss II ti4ef oil
stand. Il, invites Ii llenas and tue customers OF the
la'e Gu give ban call aud csaning lis stock. H
also aecuds 10 the eolsaF SUD lafwatdu. ot Goods.
JOS. MARSH.
PrIsoaq Hdeh'ed 70 tie lite tm 81 Marsh s.
Psf,h. sill Jesse al I'D scllIr theraccauat.. IS It
y drslr be . ci.sc lie late euuceln with ade.
1,s NJ possible. JOS. MARSI
Sa-r.tiae plznlsr = Hash 3. Be5d.
Dfeem'tf7 Pm
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npgsN a.E2pgsa r,&is GAasl.

DgsN aaes0gsa E'G1e G.A@ss.
FsNlIE subscriber m orier 10 give lhetr customers
great bargai .hlve Getrrnlued 10 sell exclusive
" for a - ga. Their Ne ~ S!OQg3!S are
daily arriving, aud rom the prices below, rhcre no
mistake"
Callcoes from Ct, 8, To- to l24 cts; very good from
l24 ets. To Is.
Dunestcs NJ the low price ID els. ;yefy superior
IS and IL, 10 10 IA cts.
Cfcl>siaus. Isl 10 - and 80 cts.
Be1nuial Jacquard Ncrinac,, Is els. to 81
With Il host Of Other GOODS which viii sl orly
dpnear. ROBINSON y ELLIOTT.
Oc'uhtr
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POETIC H..
usUE LOVE TO ROAM.

Sens love 10 roam
Ger Il, IsrS ga foam.
Wbsrs Ia, shr,ll VII Is whi,.ls frs>
Bu, aeho,cn hand
IN a raogair u land.
sAae hfs ii III. voods for ne
Wan r. N 'rnia- h,ani
o'srihs mountain trsarn,,
o, tasrril. fofth ws'ilra,
To follow tn Sag
To TIA slippery craG,
AID 10 chass tbs bounding res.
tn. der " mark
Through TIA iesa-s iafk,
AT the proving ~eifwe ueck;
Aai lot iisht COOL cheer
In ,lla Wild woah here,
Aaa, Why sA9siJ haAi laekt
Fer With -tsA1v sin
\, the louhllay game,
And hearts thai fssf no f1',
To the dar.sou' shRla
In ,hs iors.l slnis,
q. msnil, forth ws'll go.
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Henry liatehcr and Nelson }. Hatcher,
Descendants

Tn Defendant NesouJ Hatcher hot entered hi. an
2hca anal sR n seeorjr, nreorls tin act is,ub3,
ana Ia rule {" '~ coui and happening satisfactory
~ Wv Hr =. mol m hablant nj this commonwealth l.
"ha ID, 90 7Pp'ar here the First Jay the u'xt
fn aud anf"t @ Plaintiffs bill int dis orlr b, in rrted
Ia SON" newspaper pal lshed in Lfuehbare, months
'rfs he!f nnd posted At the oat door ofhe col"yo of
ihis county asa some court duv.
Aeop#-fe-ta,
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7sr. Lelaigraos NicilD.s !:

tE'AkE NOTICE. thai on the 2lal ds,ol febra-
D Any ncXi. 1t he residence 81 the How. Nn.
Daniel. ucar fbc Town Of Lynrhburg | snail notr
the jude oil lhe CneW. Superior Count OF L."
add Claaeerv. tn Bol@ri, Tor wit ef CeltiotafI
to remove an injunction, depending in ,he County
Conn ofBc!lpId. IA which you are plaintiff AL
am Defendant from ,.id Court, INTO the Csreu IN
rceor Cour a. ln4 and Caa5eery.-1hs anp'ea.
uon Will be founded on unreasonable dr.ay
and refusal OF SID County Coat, ~ hcaI motion
10 drsogl sad Injunction.
LEWIS STIFF. Adier.
d Jane, Miller, decd
February > WV
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y IRhlN At Iules held IL the Clerks Office ofl
Circuit superior tnur oil Law and Chaprer, C., IN.
'oaitf 81 As!-ifl, in tie month Of November lgIl
james :. Isbcll pla;,f4
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4 f4lpSt

Nhl@m : Loving, alumni tulo5 of Richard Clarl, H.,
csa.f " lam I. Vaughan and s,uah Snn his wife lrnc,
i' 94nh Nt' iatke. june Acc mud Emil, Is. ms vlc ,
uetl9 tm'I. b. talc, Joseph CiAe William II Clsrk,
ana Joseph Clarke, d sGm5n% g.'
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IL b.fn'snt.. william r van-i,u and Sarah Ann b
uerrsa1e u Tn ac of Assembly, and ss f1Ir, tn. ON,
'ad appearing y satisfactory evidence. lhft thy are nor
Hainauts OF tr commonwealth Ou ile mnli5 of the hin
til at colMl, 1t Is uiatal, the sand DEF ndaui.
par here heore the Grst cay OF April tenn n up
aud nsu~rte ldl ot tie piamui aud thai cny of TN, a.
H. en,ei .'rfdo ..th l.yachug Ni9liln pll'f
paper published nlh town OF ~ nehburs month. %
cssis s, and t3sier e'p' Posleu the front door of M
courthouse ot tHl-eaunty. court Ia, "'
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Sanug ianshroueh. Christopher Tmb',laac and ~ .3'
and Nae h.. VII Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-01

tpGfvik:-4 rp'.s hold in the Clerks Office Of ihccr
,or eo,.ft Ia y aad eial.csIy for the county Of
's,So4l m IT,, MONTH Il JanaafE, l55t =, -,
Joaa Prtthlr3, 'siiiu'
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l1,s def alt Cbafles s. Boser MT having entered hs APP
rsafta-e an ~ vee'f according 10 the act OF Assem-
Ial IT,, rule If tina a. 1T Appearing by satisfactory
ps ,tiat be IS ma tnl,tI,au 81 TINS Conmon"ealihi
II r ordered hat Tie ard df uIaat Il" appeu hr' on me
1rr io n,xt and a,swef he bill oi The pontid
oe ti eo5v af This order be forthwith Inserted IN the
tLfudhbuz yiretah urwspnper prih'l ~ he town Of
tchlf, ir two mouths suecssslfriNr aud aLarar fnpf
ozfa Mt tie font door Of the court-oa o ms eouHt,
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E%RGfNIt At rules holden in the CLERK. ONO, 80,
encUt superior court OF law and chanctr, G, H. e'
OF thchlnr, on the i'st day Of Januart ig33: 'sa
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