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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14
From The Trenton State GRette.

A Series Of Disasers.-A few weeks ago, a boy Of
Gideon Ilui near Allentown, fell into his alher $
mill pond. while sliding on the ice. One of his bro
Tiers near, aud went to his assistance, but broke
through the ice himself. A third aud fourth broth.
en- and thcn The father, attracted by the cries of the
drowning BOYS, ran, after another. save them;
but they too tell Though the ice. The father and
one Of The boys extracted themselves but were I'M
able 10 procure the three others.
At the funeral Of these boys, the carriage Of their
uncle was dashed 10 pieces, the horses becoming
FESTIVE, and the uncles color bone broken or disoca
ted,-Those who h been in this carriage, cot into
another, which was also overturned and broken; and
the horses agans, the vehicle of another uncle
upset II, and threw out those who inside with
out however, injuring them seriously 1t was repor-
ted, also, says our informant that tho father OF
the boys, on returning from the funeral found his
house on fire.
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Feb. 4
To john GilsOn:

SlK-4ou will lake notice, that on the 9th OF
~ February next, AT the Magistrates Office OF
W '',am Schoenern the town of Reading. county Of
betks' and State Of Penis lvania, between The rising
ana setting OF the sun Il that day, ! shall pre-
ceed 10 take the depusilous OF Edward Anderson
Lioyd " harlon. William A. Wells, Henry Belx and
others. And ON the 28h February next, at the
Magistrates office OF Esquire Leus, in the town Of
Hamburg, Beiks county and State of Pennsy lvanis
l snail proceed, between the rising and the setting
sun OF that day tahe the denosilons OF John Der.
lehman and others. And al The Magistrates Office
oi John Cooper. IN the town of Danvc, IN the
county OF Columbia, and State aforesaid, on the 5tt
q March next, shall proceed to IKE The deposition
Of the said John Cooper and others. All these de.
positions are designed 10 be used as cyidenc. on the
rla OF three several causes depending and undcer-
mined IN the Circuit, Superior Court Of Law and
ohancety Tor Amherst county, on the law side there.
or III two OF which YOU are the plaintiff, and myself
defendant and IN the other am plaintiff and you are
defendant. Attend If you think proper
REAH gibson.
January % i5N
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M no absconded from the subscriber in The ear.
w ly part Of 1888. iIe is bright mulaffo five
feet seven eight inches high, between IS and ao
years old. and has scar on bis forehead. He s :,
good Uaggoner and Ostier, and effects prea, bn,,E
~ when spoken TO. think it more han p,oLable
he has obtained free papers, and passes under the
name OF ranS om'm or Frank Taylor have un-
ders,ood he is abou, Lynchburc, and ON lanes Riv-
er occasionally The above reward will be siyen if
taken out OF the State, and 500 i'm the State and
cured so that get him, or delivered 10 me =, III.
New Store. Buckingham Co. Va -"
Feb.7.
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POLITICAL.
nrnunaY NIGHT.

,opnNKYmAs sreHAsie.
Nav. wit. and children letsbe CAV,
Nv work Is done and hsro's the pay
twas hard 10 earn. but never mind H.
Hone reaped the sheaf and peace shall bind il.
SIX DAYS IRE ,oiled, aud nov we meat
To SHARE the welcome weekly treat,
OF foas, and ten, OF rest and JOY,
Which, gained by labor, cannot clcy.
Come ,c who form my dear dfe-siee,
Nv care. my comfuri. and INV pride;
Come now end let us close the ntht,
In harmless talk and fond delight.
To-norrow's dawn brings blessed peace,
And all domestic JOYS increase,
To him who honestly msintains
That course o life which heaven ordains.
For this, and every blessing given,
Thankful we'll bow the knee TO heaven,
In Gods avn HOUSE our voices taisc,
With grateful notes of prayer and praise.
Sweets the tranquility ofhean.
Which pablo worship does impan,
And sweets The field and sweets the road
To hin whose conscience bcars no loud.
Thus shall the dsv. God designed,
Promote my health, improve my mind
On Monday morning free from pain,
Cheerful III go TO work again.
Oar life IS hut heightened weel,
Through which with toll forrest VIC seek
Andh whoec labor well is past,
4 oyfnl sabbath fnds at lasi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

Iowfn CASApa-Ffom Moofeal we Learn that
eleven OF HE Beauharnois prisoners are condemned
aud sentenced 10 death. II was not known whether
all of lhem would be executed but the Montreal
correspondent Of iho Quebec Gazette says that or
ders had been gwen Tor seven coiflns
The Quebec Gazette olthc 25th ult. mentions the
arrest OF seven persons French Canadians, all Of ST
francois Npaselle Beance; rcmafkng that these
the first arrested lorpouoal offences IN The com
try parts Of the Quebec District. which had hereto.
fore maintained good aud pcaceablo eharacier.--
Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

The Directors Of tie Mint, have made Application,
through the Treasury Department, for al arpfopf-
atIon 10 rnabi. then, commence n collection oil
CONS and metallic ores. such be obtained al,
or near lheIr intrinsic value useful and instructive
arpendage to the institution. Ii appears that, from
tinie 10 ume, lbey ave called upon. by Congress or
by individuals Tor Information respecting foreign
CONS, aud the possession aud study oi such CABIN
et would put their power TO nIparr such inof-
nation The COST would be very urlllng and always,
al least rqutl 10 The value OF the collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

This day this cause came on again to be heard
upon the papers formerly read and was argued by
counsel; upon consideration whereof, the court
doth further adjudge, order and decree, that the
plaintiff, Henry SUN, do render an account of his
administration OF The estate OF james Suif deceased
before Commissioner of this court, aud also that
the plaintiff render an account of the sales OF
the lands and slaves, made by him under decree
rendered in this on the 23d day OF April, 1888
and the doth further adjud.e, order and de-
cree that said Commissioner do and settle the
accounts between the plaintiffs aud defendants, who
are distributes in which account he is To take into
estimate any advancement which may have been
nado by the interstate in his lifetime, to any Of the
pares-aud the said Commissioner is To report said
accounts this court with any matter specially stat
ed, thought pertinent by himself required by the
parties 10 be SO stated.
A T.
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We regret TO state that the stable OF Mr.. b. +.
FRYE, attached 10 his iaseo.at Roohfsh Gap. was
destroyed by hic on Friday naE insi, with SIX hof.
SEES aud a quantIty OF gram and hay.-We understand
a ourrd boy IN tho empley Of Mr.. Frye. has been
arrested ON suspicion Of the deed .Stanaton Speeta
tor ffb 7.
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

EOIIN N. SHIELDS OF Lexington. Virginia, and
" Robert g. Someuile Of thls City. have associa-
ted themselves under the firm Of Shields x Somer-
vile. ferthe purpose Of conducting general COM
mission business IN the Cry Of Richmond. Mr.
Shields has been engaged for many years IN mer-
chandisng in the Valley Of Virginia, and natters him
self that from his experience any orders ior the pur
chase OF Dry Goods, or other merchandise, may be
safely ooufjed 10 hun. Mr. Someryille has been
engaged IN the commission aud produce business for
number Of years, aud thinks his acquaintance with
the business such enliile him 10 share Of the
public confidence We therefore invite our friends
and the public IN general, 10 give us share Of their
patronage, promising bes, exerlions IN their be-
half
REFERENCE.
Richard Anderson. Esq,
Messsrs. Peyton. Deane & Edwards,
4" Lancaster. Denby IL Co. ; Richmond.
Lewis Webb & Go.
4" II w. & J. j. Fry,
January 81 w4w
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The above Medicine is for sale at
WOW.EiE D.zVZES'S. .YgeNf
FEBRUA II \ ID

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Cllancery the
county ofcanpbe Monday the 3D. day December 1898
Thomas Ccvinger, Plaintiff,
against
Nathaniel Parker and Henry Parker, Defendants.
In CUANCERY.
The defendant Nathaniel Parker having entered his
appearance and given security, according the
aembv and the rules Of this and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he nhabtant of this Com
ea It is ordered thn the said defendant do appear
here the first day OF the april term and the
bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in the
ynchbufg, for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county,
day. Copy-rese,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, CFk.
December 20 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

GREAT Snow SroRa.-Eaiy on Saturday morn
ms. the 2blh ult., snow commenced falling in Cauan-
daigua, n. y. wind souiheily, and weather mode
ra'siy warm About 10 o'clock the wind veered a.
round to the northwest aud increased in violence ill
II blew gale aud the continued TO fall very as,
until Monday morning, when ii held up, the storm
nasas ragged with great violence about forty EIGHT
sed on Sunday, IN consequence olihe violence of the
storm. The snow is supposed 10 have fallen very
nearly, IL not quite. three feet on the level Such
snow storm had not been experienced there for ma.
ny years. rH
young lady attending boarding. school at AL
bany suddenly expired few days since while per
forming on piano FORE. The last note of The
melody had scarcely ceased vibrating when her spirit
fled. 'f'''
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NEW YORK CusroM HousE.-Thc building is
estimated to cost 81 100000. OF tins sum, $500
600 have been expended IN the purchase of the lot
which 1t is 10 stands 5000 600 have been expend-
ed in lis erection thus far and 100000 more are
estimated TO be necessary for its completion.
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RO. G. MITCHELL, c. b. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Liberty, Feb. |, 1889.
The parties in this cause will take notice, that
shall at my office in this town, at the hour of
10 o'clock the morning OF Tuesday, the 18th day
of March 1882 commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing decree. An which Time and place
they are required 10 attend with their accounts
vouchers, witnesses and copies of Court papers pre-
pared Tor examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON.
Feb Z w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

In the two numbers Of the Houston Telegraph we
have looked oyer-andn is quite aiarge, well looking
sheet,-we do not find, IN tho multitude OF its ad-
vensements, single one of a school, or the school.
master.
The Torn IF Spariteout" Shares or Lots
may be had-says the Telegraph, on accommoda-
ting terms. IL is on the Trinity river and has a fine
steamboat nav CATION.
BENTON PosrR.-Thc same paper gives the
following account OF debate in the Texas Senate on
u bill +" fixing the value OF coins =:
Mr.. Dunn said he saw no use in passiny ,bis
bill as 1t was evident that the precious metal was
scarce; in fact, we have none" Mr. Dunn wn.
interrupted by Mr.. Wilson, who produced a silver
dollar! by way ofconecling the gentleman where
upon Mr.. Dunn sat down and the bill passed"
~ Y liner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

The quantity OF flour aud meal Of all kinds inspect
ed in the city of New York. from LIST Jan. 1888 TO 81
Jan. 1889, was POO, 964 barrels, and ,795 hall
barrels valued at 50, o63, $50 Go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-14

NEW AKKANGEM MEM.
IkNHE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburs
4 to Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays. Wednesdays aud
Fridays, at O'Clock. A. NJ. and reaches Charloues-
vile in the evening of those days arrives at Free
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursday, and SATURDAYS,
at O'Clock, p NJ. In returning, 1t arrives ut Char
lot!esviile on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
and reaches Lyrchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg vii! reach Frederick sburg in two days
or those going from Lynchburg 10 Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. r.
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers are careful and accommodating. No pains
Will be spared TO render the trip safe and pleasant
the passengers
Fare through TO Fredericksburg Gil 50
do TO Richmond 10 no
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchbnrg, for seats.
S. b. CLOVES, Ag,.
Jams y,
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VIRGINIA TO wit-At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Crcut Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county OF Halifax in the month OF November 1883
bafne" rmch Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Richard Halliburton Allen Halliburton. John Iadd Thorn.
Howcrton and James Brooks administrator OF Eliznbc
'iehe'h oeeeasea Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendant Richard Halliburton rot having entered his
appearance and given security according sem-
bly, and the rules OF this court appearing by satisc
factory evidence that he is mhabiant this coun
try; 1t ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the st day OF the next term and the bill the plain
TN and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
The Lynchhurg Nrgnian for months successfully and
posted al the front door othe courthouse of this county
Copy-Tcste,
WIN. HOLT, CPk.
December 20 Won
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Bedford County Court, January 25th, 1889
ENIlOMAS RAY and Sally his wife. William
4 Stiff John Stuff James Stuff, Henry Stiff, John
w, Bonduran, and Nancy his wife Lewis sin and
Molly sun, Plaintiffs
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Rebecca Howell, Sarah Arthur Adam Newman and
Polly his wife, James Norton and Nancy his wife,
Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman. William II llar
rison and Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur and Sarah
his wife, Clark Newman, bailey Newman, Viii
linn Meade and Elizabeth his wife, Elijah fowler
James fowler, Absaom fowler, Richard Goad
and Nancy his wife, Thomas Thomps N and Jane
his wife, Lewis Bennett and Polly his wife, Mourn
ing Robertson, Thomas Goad and Sally his wife,
Abedncgo Bays aud Frances his wife, Polly Shock
ley, Shadrack Shockley and AbsaIom Shock
ley:
rUNAkE NOTICE, that we WILL on the I7th day of
l. April next, between the rising and setting otthe
sun, at the dwelling house OF Isabel Micthen, in the
county of Bedford, and State of Virginia take the
dispositions OF Isabel Micihen, William Leitwioh and
others, and if taken that day, will be taken on
the Goth of the same month at the same place and
continue frcm day 10 day until completed, which
dispositions, when taken, will be read as evidence in
suit in chancery, now depending and undetermn-
ed. in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry, holden for the county OF Bedford, wherein you
are plaintiffs, and we are defendants when aud where
you can attend, should you think proper
GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN,
DANIEL c. EDWARDS.
AND OTHERS.
Feb, w1ms
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EDUCATION.
Cash for Wheat.
VOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented TO the next
IN Assembly, praying FOR a new county to be form
sd out Of parts ofthe counties Of Buckinghan, Prince
Edward, Charlotte aud Campbell
Dec. 10 #sf' no,n
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" lRGlNlA-At rules held in the clerks Office, OF the cir
cunt superior of law and chancery the coun
~ of Amherst on Monday the Sd day oiDeccnbrr 1899
Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff,
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V:lLU.lBLE PROPERTp.
FOR SALE
N = ALE NJ RnamNLo r~

tsAAIsAnAE AxkOk~EATH
r FOR SALE
n ; A L Il M Roanoke COUNT
VIE SUBSCRIBER agent Cor Joshua R. r
Brown, ST., wishes to sell privately The
80 HOUSE and LOT, occu pied by w.,
sKiiil U. Williams. The situation is one Of the mo-.
-EA..A eligible in town. being the hill, upon Nh"
sonib side Of main street. the entrance OF cbn,S
alley, and Immediately opposite Messrs. II. & Az
Shanks' store, in the most business part of n.
town. wv
II contains Lot and half Of ground. with I,,..
and eommodious DWELLING HOUSE, ,os.,s
er with all necessary out Houses, such as S,ahl..
Ice House, Kitchen, &c. This property was fa,
merly occupied Tavern, and would now =.
doubt be we'll adapted for that purpose being neal
opposite the house now occupied as a Court Hon..
and but short distance from the lot on which m,
Court House is to be erected.
Furtheipartcnlars are deemed unnecessary as p.,.
sons w'shngto purchase can call upon the subscri.
Der, examine the property and ascertain the term,
which will be liberal. ''
GEO. w. SHANKS, Agent for
e.. J. X. C. Brown, ST.
e".
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HNHE Celebrated sacc uSnrSe CANA
LiNiAN, by Old Sir Archy, vii make b;s
next season, al my stable in this place pedcree
Performances and other partic uars in due season.
~. - MELVILLE TALBOT.
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Henry A. Ed,aumsisom "a WIZ. WI. Cook,
yT7'O H.vE .YY E.yVg.

WILL practice in the superior aud inferior
w Courts of Botetourt Roanoke, Franklin and
Montgomery. Business entrusted TO them, will be
promptly attended to. Residence, Salem, Roanoke
County, Va. EDMUNDSON * COOK.
December 90 w2m
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SELECTIONS.

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDES.-rwo I'll.
eides, accompanied with the most extraordinary and
even romantic circumstances occurred n New lotN
Sunday. The frat was that OF Pclro dc Panlo
Quauense, n native Of Smyrna. aged 20 yrats, who
Killed himself at 22i Fulton street II appeared al
the coronei's inquest that the deceased Who
had boarded there for long Time, became pas
sionaely enamored of Young German Girl
also boarding there. named Josephine Jernan.
bet his passion was not reciproeated-and he was
moreover desperately Jealous OF baiber, aud this
drove him nearly TO desperation.
About fortnight ago, while conversing with
friend. he spoke OF the girl IN The warmest terms
aud said he wished 10 marty her but she had refused
10 have him. aud he intended shoot her and then
himself. His friend advised linn OF the folly of such
proceeding, aud so far s0olhed his feelings as 10
induce him TO leave the house for time Absence
however, increased his passion, and he soon return
cd and again pressed his suit upon the gn, aud was
agan rejected. Ca Sunday morning. about nine
O'Clock. he went iuo her room, and after again plea
ding hs cause IA vain, he drew pistols from his
poekeL
One he discharged al her, tho ball lodging in her
right side, and causing wound from which II IS
feared medical skill cannot save her aud the other
he discharged M his avn head The repott of The
pistol and The cites Of The unfortunate gif brought
some of Tue inmates OF the house to tho dreadful
scene, where he was lound lying across The girl on
The bed, both Of them completely Delayed in blood,
and she despatched with his Trains. lie was sill
alive, tspeeehess, and IN few minutes he expir
ed
Medical assistance was promptly called in % the aid
OF the hapless gr bat theeiorls of the physicians 10
extatt TIE ball have tins proved Intellectual and !,
Is more that probable that she cannot survive In
The case OF the man. Who committed these dread
iul deeds, the jury returned verdict Of suicide by
shooting himself through the head with pistol.
The following. among other DOCUMENTS. was found
inthe the trunk of the deceased, from which il ap.
pears that he has been a clerk in SMYRNA. where
no stood high IN the estimation Of his employ
ers.
SMYRNA l0Ih July, 1880.
Captain kh-Dear Sri beg lyave,o introduce
10 youthe nearer, Mr.. Petro de PABLO who is pro
eeeding 10 America IN the hope of finding si,ua
lion.
NH DE. pao'o had been in my employ for the
'ss' TWO years, and has always given satisfaction
any seV'ees you may have il in your powerto render
h'm' would be considred lavors conferred on my
sell ana always ready TO rociptocate on similar aud
ell occasions.
| remain dear sir, IL.
SALVADOR CARA
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DIRECTORS.

Dadvd X. Edley, Elijah Fletcher.
John IIulllns, Maurice BaBehorne,
Samuel MuCnflle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Gnland. chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick. SAM. PonJexter,
5. II. Davis, Chls. ". Christian,
Jas. l.. Cla,ior. Geo ID. DAVIS
Jas W. Morgan. David w Burton,
John Early, John II. Patterson,
JOHN @. MEEM. President.
NJ. w. DAVENPORT. .Seeretary
JOHN w YOUNG. Treasure,
GEO. w. TURNER, CASHIER.
Jan Of WIS
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against


Richard Stin, Jesse Snn Vincent Nelson and
Polly his wife, and David Stiff, Defendants.
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AGAINST
Nancy Mills Lows Campbell and Susannah his wife, John
r. Hawkins trustee for said Lewis Campbell end wife
aud the same John T. Hawkins Ia his right, and Lucinda
his wife, William l.. Campbell Alexander Campbell BELLY
+ Campbell, Patsy Campbell MARY Campbell, james Camp.
bell, Joel and John Campbell children said Lewis and
Susannah the last five of whom infants under the age of
liam Fuks and Martha 4. his wife, late Martin f. Campbell
lillian H. padget and Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann
Gabe William III. Campbell Stella Jane Campbell, Ju
dih T.. Campbell Sarah c. Campbell, Lucy c. Ce;pL.Au
Amanda s. Lumpoc,, children Of snid caet and Nancy the
last six OF whom infants the age OF twonv-one
years. the v liam Fuks trustee of said Cac Nan
cy and their children, John Dnwiddie and Mildred his wife,
j. W. 4 n. T.. Dmwidlie, Gustavus Dinwdde Edward w
Dnwidaic Martha and Evcmo Dinwidlie, children of said
81 years. Stella Acock Joel Campbell, James, Mary Eliza
beth and Nancy Campbell the only children of Cornelius
Campbell, deceused William Lively, George, James aud
Martha Lively James Walters aud Nancy his wife, formerly
Nancy Lively Joel Lively aud Patrick Henry Lively, chill
dren of Lucy Lively, deceased, Defendants,
IN CnANCERY.
The Defendants Stella Alcock Joel Campbell james Ma
Elizabeth and Nancy Campbell the only children
nelus Campbell, deceased William Lively, George, James
merly Nancy Lively Joel Lively and Patrick Henry Lively
children OF Lucy Lively deceased, having their
appearance and given security according the act of
scmby, and the rules OF this aud appearing by
factory evidence that they inhabitants this
wealth Its ordered, that they do appear here first
day OF the next Aprl term and the bill Plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
successfully and posted the front door courthouse of
this \ copv-Teste.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.
Jan, II w2m
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EiIah Fletcher William Rucker Executor of William
Rucker deceased Jacob Haas, ALBION Mcdaniel Bernard
RHcker and James Benagh, Def,ts.
defendant Jacob Haas not having entered bis appear
ahve una gwen security according the Act Assembly
ana he huies OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dehce mat lie IS not an nhablant this country Ii il or
ded That the SAID Dcendnn, do appear on the first dav
oil the next term and answer the bill Plaintiff and Inn,
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
printed IN heiowu OF Lynchburg for months
and posted at the frost door OF tho in the said
town. Acopy-Tese. II ROpES ''
'eD'o w2m
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NiRGfNlA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office of he
Circuit Superior Court of Law md Cbunccry lr ,,e
'oTn o. L!nehbnrg on the 4h day of December 1858
I'M